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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
8
Daily weather record notes a high of 38, a low around 36, and a 1 am barometer of 29.60 inches. Sunrise is at 5:58, sunset at 6:16, with conditions reflecting the International ValleyMinn region.
Anna Verena Frick and John D. Zimmerman transfer 160 acres more or less in New Glarus township to Donald E. Hustad, with other parties named in the sequence. The document notes a formal transfer of property as recorded.
Mr and Mrs Paul Newman of Footville announce the arrival of their daughter born on March 23. The family reports mother and child are doing well.
The hospital records show ton sillectomy for Marilyn Nussbaum of Brodhead. medical cases include Mrs Kenneth Wichelt of Monroe and Jacob B Stauffer of Monticello with William Kennedy of Footville. dismissals note Ethel Man Wilburt Mary Kay Bruns Evelyn Smith Amos Olson Palmer Hoover son Romaine Bower and Mrs Ernest Brunner Ivan Smith.
Mrs. Matilda Goetz Schuler, 90, Monroe native and sister of George Goetz, died Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at her daughter’s Freeport home after years of poor health. Born February 18, 1859 in Baltimore, she came to Monroe as a girl and married Samuel Schuler 66 years ago. She leaves her daughter Mrs. C. D. Henderson, a brother George den, and siblings Mrs. Elizabeth Drager, Kathryn Goetz, and Mary. burial is in Greenwood Cemetery after services Saturday at 3 p.m. at the Shriner-Neushwander funeral home conducted by Rev. P. C. Kehle.
Jordan Busy Bees met Tuesday afternoon at the Browntown home of Mrs. Victor Wells with co hostesses Mrs. Emerson Wells and Mrs. William May as center chairman. Mrs. Randall Hanson and Mrs. Louis Lehman led a lesson on extra storage space followed by luncheon served by the hostesses.
An unidentified American civilian threw a drinking glass at Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley, commander in Berlin. Howley sustained facial cuts and was treated at the army hospital. The assailant was not named.
James Hansen, Mrs Matilda Burkhalter, and Mrs John Cobelin are named in a public notice context with involved parties listed for an event or proceedings. The item notes names and roles linked to a legal or civic matter appearing in the source.
Mrs Elsie B Babler visits Madison. Mr and Mrs Chester J Goetz return from Miami eight week vacation. Mrs O V Brown Red Wing arrives to visit sister Mrs Earl Johnson. Mrs Fred Stettler Wiola visits Mrs Peter Bohren Juda. Pilots and plane owners meet Thursday at 8 15 P M. Mrs L O Helmes Oshkosh visits brother Dr W B Gnagi. Mrs Myrtle Gunderson Royal Neighbors supreme auditor visits local lodge. Mr and Mrs Claude F Layton and Roger visit Monroe Warren relatives. Mrs Earl Kellogg travels to Tomah for uncles funeral Rueben Rosa killed in car accident.
Services for Christian Roder brother of Mrs Henry Voelkli and Mrs Emma Ruehle who died Wednesday at his Chicago home will be at Krauspe Funeral Home at 10 a m Saturday then to St Benedict s Church Chicago Burial is at Mt Carmel Cemetery
Sixty three visiting educators will join the University of Wisconsin summer school faculty. Registration for the eight week session is June 24 and 25 with classes starting June 27. The law school session runs ten weeks from June 20 to August 27. Forty four come from outside Wisconsin, and nineteen from Wisconsin institutions. The program features clinics institutes and new courses including writers institute music clinic and directors conferences and cooperative programs.
The university will hold a second annual job opportunities for men students April 4-6 and a short course for sewage treatment plant operators April 18-21 as part of the spring activities.
Acting in the absence of Gov Rennebohm, Lieutenant Governor George Smith signed two bills into law. One creates a Dane County small claims court. The other revises and clarifies savings and loans statutes without changing them.
Britain’s socialized medicine program will cost taxpayers more than a billion dollars in its second year. The Ministry of Health estimates $1,038,910,400 for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1950, up from $833,352,568 this March. Part of the cost will be offset by appropriations in aid from national insurance contributions.
The plan started July 5, 1948, as a charge against the national income with a small portion funded by insurance payments and various refunds.
A U.S. air force rescue team recovered five bodies from the wreckage of a B-29 tanker plane on a mountain top 25 miles northeast of Manila. Four other crew members were believed dead and had not been located. The tanker crashed March 1 after refueling the non-
Stockholm reports Sweden ends butter and fat rationing today after more than eight years of controls. The move ends a long policy affecting households and food distribution as authorities phase out quotas and restore normal supplies.
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