March 23 1949 Weather and Daylight Summary
March 23 1949 reports warmer weather with rain possible. Sunrise at 6 00, sunset at 6 15.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1949
Page
8
March 23 1949 reports warmer weather with rain possible. Sunrise at 6 00, sunset at 6 15.
Real estate transfers include John Marshall to William R for a tract in Al y township section 28. Wallace B. King conveys to Herbert T. King tracts in Decatur township sections 4 and 9. Ed Walter transfers to Alois T. Boer and Betty Ann Boer joint tenants Lot 2 Block 1 Sunrise Point subdivision Monroe city.
Letters of administration issued to Albert Kuhnke for Elmer Kuhnke in Clarno township. Appraisers F. F. Hartwig John Coryell and Percy Lichtenwalher named. Clifford Olson named executor of Albert Johnson's will in York township. Roger L Elmer appointed guardian ad litem for Kathleen A and Ruth Marie Feldt. Ben Feldt named executor of Maria B Feldt's will and sole heir.
Death notices show William A. Bell aged 544 in Twin rove Chester Pratt 59 in Darlington Bert Carpenter about 57 in Darlington Albert Jackson 79 in Blanchardville Christian Roder 69 in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Paul H Walters of route 4 Monroe welcomed a baby boy on March 22.
The notice lists individuals connected to St. Clare Hospital including Mary Hanna Blanch and Mrs George Young, Ozora Thorp, Laura Schroeder, Arthur Neeseman, Mrs Russell Buske, Mrs George Ballmer, Mrs Robert Wood and daughter, Mrs James Gilbertson and son, Eugene Updike, and Mrs Herman Siegenthaler and daughter. It also includes a brief culinary tip about sweet and sour red cabbage with fish and lemon juice or cider for flavor.
Albert Jackson born August 2 1869 in York township died after six months illness. He farmed near Blanchardville and retired in 1931. Survived by three sons Amos Maurice Norman a daughter and a sister. Services scheduled Friday at Laether funeral home and Ades Luthern church with burial in Adams Lutheran cemetery.
Edmund R. Anderson Ed win Schuetze Ned Walker Jack Andereck headline a quartet in a chamber event. Minstrel circle members include Kenneth Gnagi John Eley Herman Stuessy Russell Myers Robert Schiller Hollis Elmer Ernest ZumBrunnen Royce ZumBrunnen Harvey H. Holland Elmer Erickson Harold Haworth Robert Tracy Alvin Babler Franklin Pickett Ernest Schober William Timmons Jr Robert Maurer Nathan Burgy Cloyd Pickett Schuetze Walker Zwygart LaVerne oa Louis Burine Sickinger Caradine Virgil Avenn Robert Buehler Othe Schneider and Herbert Ainsworth. Lunch served by Dean Peterson committee.
Cadiz in Spain was a Phoenician colony known as Gades in the 11th century BC, reflecting ancient Mediterranean trade patterns and urban development by Phoenician settlers.
M. J. Gonstead clinic promotes services for chronic illness relief with X ray and Neurocalometer diagnostics. Phone numbers listed as 373 and residence 101 Morroe.
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs Alton Kiel and relatives in Madison on business. Shoppers from Browntown Monroe area, a pilots and plane owners meeting announced for Thursday at 8 15 p m. Beloit visitor Maryon Fuhrman at St Clare hospital. Families visiting in New Glarus Cleveland Ohio Fond du Lac and Marengo with several travel and home visits noted.
The state planning board supports a rental control program with no duplicate effort. A joint judiciary committee will hold a hearing next Wednesday on extending state rent controls as the law expires April 1. The assembly postponed a bill barring private use permits for navigable waters, amid fur farm and trapper opposition. March 25 is set as the deadline for new bill introductions, with only three committees to handle new business after that date.
The senate passed a bill defining milk cream and cheese products and settled the term for skim milk solids. The measure also requires school buses to be painted yellow if approved, replacing the former red white and blue scheme, with repainting of existing buses by 1953.
Madison action to place all county traffic patrols under the sheriff drew strong denouncement from Capt. Leo Flaharty of Fond du Lac and Capt. William Glasheen of Outagamie at a legislative hearing. They argued the measure would politicize traffic enforcement and erase 20 years of established practice.
Private rites were conducted today for Kay Ann Haman infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Haman of 2303 12th Avenue who died yesterday at St. Clare hospital. Rev. Lawrence A. Brown officiated at Greenwood cemetery burial. Survived by grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haman Winslow and Mrs. Lulu David son Monroe two sisters Mrs. Virgil Tertin and Miss Doris Haman Monroe. grandfather William Davidson preceded death.
Mrs. Sarah Seeber Ivins, 69, wife of Rt. Rev. Benjamin F. P. Ivins bishop of the Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese, died yesterday at home after a long illness in Milwaukee. Born Waterloo Wisconsin she was a Graftonhall Fond du Lac and Wisconsin alumna and Phi Beta Kappa member. Survived by husband and a son Frederick funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at All Saints Cathedral.
South Wayne was the only district in Lafayette county to report 100 percent tax collection, County Treasurer Elmer B. Virtue announced. The countywide collection stood at 96 percent, with the city of Darlington leading tax efforts at 1.8 percent.
The Spring Green Creamery and Cheese Industry Inc of Spring Green Sauk County has filed for bankruptcy to be heard April 1 in Madison.
Berlin reports the British rejected a 2.5 million dollar Russian charge for wire communications between Berlin and western Germany. The United States also declined a seven million dollar bill for the same service, with British and American officials sharing the view. The Russians demanded payment in dollars, not pounds, while cables remained one of the few links aside from the airlift.
A school bus collision 13 miles south of Minocqua killed substitute driver Andrew Moffett and passenger Audrey Rasmussen, 12, both from Harshaw. Three other Harshaw children were injured while truck driver Gunder Olberg of Duluth suffered a sprained thumb.
Marshall Johnson, 32, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Clarence Reich to two consecutive life terms for the October murder of a teen couple in Eau Claire. Johnson pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder after the victims, 18 year old Raymond Smith and his 17 year old companion, were found shot on a golf course following a hike.
Richard Berg, a Waldorf College student in Forest City Iowa, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs L J Berg.
A Richard from the college choir prepares for a tour scheduled for next week. A birthday dinner was held for Miss Ruth Guild by her sophomore cooking class on Wednesday evening with many classmates attending. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs D L Newcomer and Mr. and Mrs Llewelyn Newcomer of Pecatonica.
Opera contralto Mary Van Kirk arrives this afternoon for a concert at the high school auditorium at 8 15 PM as part of the Monroe Community Concert series. Accompanist Willard Sektberg rounds out the program.
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