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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1950

Page

6

Weather Summary For The Region On March Twenty Fourth

Snow tonight ends as the sky becomes partly cloudy by Saturday with little temperature change. Low readings tonight near 25 to 30 north and around 30 south. high Saturday 35 to 40 north and near 40 south. Yesterday’s high 44 and low 31. Warmest city yesterday Yuma Arizona at 92 and coldest International Falls Minnesota at 14. Sunrise 5 59 sunset 6 15. Barometer 29 38 at 1 am and 29 20 at 1 pm.

U. S Yuma Ariz International Falls Minn

Estates Probated for I G Newman In Juda

Judge Harold J Lamboley issues letters testamentary to William S Newman as executor of I G Newman, who died March 16. Will dated May 2 1945 divides estate among four sons and a daughter.

Harold J. Lamboley William S. Newman I. G. Newman

Driving Under Influence Case In Rodney Wells County Court

Rodney Wells McConnell Illinois pled guilty to driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. He was fined $65 plus costs.

Harold J. Lamboley Rodney Wells McConnell, Il

Divorces Granted in Green County Court Ruling

Theodore Portman of Monroe was granted a divorce from Rose Portman of Boston New York on cruelty grounds. A property settlement was set, custody awarded to Rose, and three children noted with one daughter employed at the American consul in Zurich. The couple married November 13 1926, Hamburg New York, separated January 1 1948.

Harold J. Lamboley Theodore Portman Monroe Rose Portman Boston N. Y Portman Rose Oberli Albany Wis Hamburg Zurich Switzerland Mary Cordelia Kraus William Kraus York Township Green County Court

Justice Cases Resolve Auto License Guilty Plea

Justice L A Koenig and Donald F McGibbon face conviction for operating an automobile with an expired driver's license. Verdict: guilty with a $5 fine and costs. Obituaries note Mrs Gottfred Weiss of Berkeley California aged 73. News records births in Belleville and homes in Horeb and Milwaukee area with new son and daughter announcements.

L. A. Koenig Donald F. McGibbon 9Th ‘Street

St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Dismissals

List of patients and medical staff from St Clare Hospital including James Fahey Belleville Surgical Mrs Martha Sam ek Janesville and others who underwent tonsillectomies. Dismissals include Joseph Staub Paul Domedes Mrs Fred Dig man Dr L L Robertson and numerous others. no further details.

James Fahey Belleville Martha Samek Janesville Fred Discher Route 1 Jesse Beach 14Th. Street James Igon Brodhead Maynard Losey Charles W. Doyle Winslow Arthur Schauer Jr Ida Mae Heisler New Glarus Charles M. Larson Browntown Joseph Staub Paul Domedes Fred Digman L. L. Robertson Harry Larson Harry Tony William Hein Harry Harnock Isaac Alderman Robert Fernsteadt Robert Paulson Edward Huber John Henne Russell J. Myers John P. Meichtry Dennis Swiggum Percy E. Holloway

Air Force Captain Dies in C-47 Crash Near Griffiss Base

Four survivors were questioned as investigators probed the C47 crash that killed Capt. POSIE M. CLINTON of Graham Texas. The training flight plane dove into a snowstorm bursting into flames near Griffiss Air Force Base, about 50 yards from Mohawk River.

Nome N. x Posie M. Clinton Graham Tex Griffiss Air Force Base Mohawk River

Cooties Vote Fund For New Band Here

The Military Order of Cooties voted a $100 donation to Monroe Community band at the armory meeting to support the group and its members. They also backed $25 for Co. K's Easter Military ball, and finalized plans for the Avril Fool dance at Bluff View park a week ahead. W. E. Deininger led the session in Commander J. H. Schwaiger's absence.

Monroe Military Order of Cooties VFW Co. K Bluff View Park W. E. Deininger J. H. Schwaiger

Jefferson building wired for election light in township

The Monroe motorcycle club clubhouse, the former Jefferson Center school house, was wired for electricity and will be lit for the first time for Jefferson township elections. The township rents the building for elections. Blanchardville census enumerator Floyd Helsdon appointed for Blanchardville and the town. Edward O. Anderson and Ole Brattrud of Argyle sailing to Norway on the Stavangerfjord. Christine Tregoning returns home after visit with Darlington friends. Constance Louis named for newborn daughter born March 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Staedt. Mrs Edna Drake remains critical but improved at St. Clare Hospital after a heart attack. Lenwood Monte of Carthage choir on 17 day Midwest concert tour. Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Earleywine return from month in southwest. Mrs. Russell J. Myers dismissed from St. Clare Hospital. Chester Strehlow and Joyce Fey Strehlow welcome a son born yesterday at St. Clare Hospital.

Jefferson Monroe Motorcycle Club Jefferson Center Jefferson Township Edna Drake 10Th Street St. Clare Hospital Strehlow Chester Strehlow Belleville Joyce Fey Claro

Cleaveland Couple Welcome Son At St Clare Hospital

A son was born this morning at St Clare hospital to Mr and Mrs Lee S Cleaveland of 2214 18th street The mother is Pauline Gerber before marriage and the father works at the Four Corners cheese factory.

Cleavelands St. Clare Hospital Lee S. Cleaveland 18Th’ Street Cleaveland Pauline Gerber Four Corners Newell Smith

Personal mentions fill Monroe area with visitors and travelers

Local society notes list visitors and callers arriving in Monroe from Beloit Janesville Ashton Juda Shirland Pecatonica Belleville and Chicago among others. Individuals include John Derning Roger Stephens Herbert Mohns A W Schwabe Claudia Allan Charleen McGinnis and families. Notices mention trips to Delavan Freeport Evansville Milwaukee Barstow and New York with plans to return or depart soon.

John Derning Beloit Roger Stephens Janesville Herbert Mohns Brodhead Monroe John Gonnerman Ashton A. W. Schwabe and Son Werner Sturzenegger Helen Freeport Howard Erickson Shirland Til Burton Lynch Wausau Milwaukee Lynches Burton H. Lynch Jr Fred Meythaler Chicago Barstow Calif Mary Meythaler Meythalers Verle Pyle Richard Allen Floyd Pyle Verle New York

Funeral for William Faye Newman Held at Juda Baptist Church

Services were held at 2 p.m. in the Juda Baptist church for William Faye Newman 79 who died Wednesday in a Brodhead nursing home. Rev. C. T. Tingley officiated with burial at Mt. Vernon cemetery Juda. Pallbearers were I. G. Newman Jr. Myron E. Newman Jr. Theodore James Newman Jr. William Hafen Jr. Robert Preston and Duane Heiland.

William Faye Newman Juda Baptist Church Brodhead C. T. Tingley Mt. Vernon Cemetery Juda I. G. Newman Jr Myron E. Newman Jr Theodore James Newman Jr William Hafen Jr Robert Preston Duane Heiland

Utility Walkout Ban Invoked in Phone Case

Wisconsin Employment Relations Board invokes state utility anti strike law in Telephone Co dispute. Board also invites federal mediators to conciliation meetings between the company and CIO Division 23. Wage negotiations were stalemated.

Mulwaukee The Wiscon~sin Employment Relations Board Wisconsin ‘Telephone Co Division 23 CIO Communications WERB

Expansion plan for Victory Memorial Hospital approved

Washington report says an application to expand Victory Memorial hospital at Stanley Wisconsin to add 12 beds has been approved Rep Hull of Wisconsin announced Thursday The action paves the way for increased patient capacity in Stanley and surrounding area.

Hospital Aid Washington Victory Memorial Hospital Stanley Wis Hull Rwis

Poison Case Widow Scott Home Fund Response

Albany Special donations for the Neil S. Scott trust fund are being left at the N. Roy Bowman barber shop as plans go forward for a house for Scott's widow and children. Mrs Scott's father donated land for the home site. The family became homeless after Mr Scott died saving two children in a rural fire. Various contractors and firms have pledged materials and labor. Funds will support the children until adulthood with the house sold if she remarries.

Albany Neil S. Scott N. Roy Bowman Magnolia Scott Mercy Hospital Janesville Janesville Brick and Fuel Co Insulation Industries of William Kennedy Ata Footville Rock County

Teacher Placements Stay High Across State Colleges

The board of regents reported 92 percent of state normal college graduates secured jobs from Feb 1 1949 to Feb 1 1950. Marriage, business entry, and graduate study lowered placements. Elementary grads earned 2567 while secondary 2644. more men in secondary education boosted averages. Rural teachers averaged 2203.

Emison—U Board of Regents of Normals Eugene R. McPhee McPhee

LaCrosse Again Boils Water for Drinking

LaCrosse officials urged boiling drinking water after Dr. Garland Weidner, health officer, reported eight of ten samples showed gas indicating possible intestinal bacteria. Source of gas unknown and authorities ordered continued chlorination. no confirmed waterborne outbreak.

Lacrosse Garland Weidner Weidner LaCrosse City

Platteville Library Receives Eight Thousand Dollar Trust

The Platteville public library will receive eight thousand dollars from the estate of Bernice E. Littlefield of Philadelphia the last member of the Funk family. The bequest directs the library to use income from investments to buy books and periodicals.

Latteville Platteville Public Library Bernice E. Littlefield Philadelphi Funk Here

Pickups Along The News Beats Hat Ornamental Swan Vanishes

An ornamental swan on the radiator of the H. W. Biffle car disappeared overnight. It may have fled with a flock of geese heading north, leaving residents puzzled about the lost trinket’s fate.

Italian Says Hitler Duce Tried Saucers

An Italian scientist claims flying discs were designed and studied in Germany and Italy as early as 1942. He states Hitler and Mussolini were interested in the instruments, developed concurrently in both nations. Sightings of saucers have been reported worldwide with no scientific confirmation of their purpose.

Germany Italy Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini

Firemen Plan Dance in New Glarus Banquet April 28

The annual New Glarus firemen banquet and dance will be held April 28. On the dance and banquet committee are Jacob Bruni Cecil Thacker Henry W Hefty Gilbert Ott and Willard Marty.

Glarus Jacob Bruni Cecil Thacker Henry W. Hefty Gilbert Ott Willard Marty

Mother Nature Aids New York with Heavy Rains

Rain from the Catskills boosted New York City reservoirs, aiding a city cloud-seeding project. Upward of one inch fell, improving the water supply more than the program had hoped. The Catskills shed rain as the day continued with more rain and snow mixed weather.

New York New York City Catskill

Pastor H C Culver to retire in June

Platteville announces retirement of Dr H C Culver pastor of the First Methodist Church after seven years in town. He previously led churches in Iowa South Dakota and Appleton and will end active service this June.

Platteville H. C. Culver First Methodist Church Iowa South Dakota Appleton

Brussels Rioting Over King Leopold Abdication Demand

A 24 hour socialist general strike sparked a 15000 strong Brussels parade that turned violent downtown. Streetcars were stoned and burned, a motorman injured, as miners and industrial workers joined the demonstration demanding King Leopold III abdicate.

Brusselsbury Leopold Brussels Leopold III Socialist Party

Petenwell Lake Set For Spring Flooding

Wisconsin Rapids reports Petenwell lake nearly ready for spring flooding as part of the Wisconsin River Power Co. hydroelectric project. The 23,000 acre lake will fill next month with spring rains and ice breakup. It will be 15 miles long and 4.5 miles wide at the widest point, reaching 30 feet depth at the center with a full head of 43 feet at the dam.

Petenwell Lake Wisconsin Rapids Wisconsin River Power Co

Deaths Close Schools After Meningitis Deaths

Neenah and Menasha closed Roosevelt and Kimberly in Neenah and St Patrick's in Menasha as health officials act on a precautionary basis after two children die from a meningitis like illness. The Neenah health officer Dr F C Brunkhorst leads the inquiry to determine the exact nature of the fatal illness.

Neenah Neenah- Menasha F. C. Brunkhorst Roosevelt Kimberly St. Patrick's Menasha

Housing Authorities Pegging Cost Too High

Madison reports the state board of veterans affairs heard local housing authorities are overpricing grants for new units. Harrison L. Garner of the housing division said costs exceed local construction levels, with one example above $10,000 per unit. The department will consider applications with more detail, as seven communities filed brief grant requests by March 1.

Madison State Board of Veterans Affairs Harrison L. Garner Veterans Department

Wadsworth Services Scheduled Tomorrow

William Wadsworth eight year old funeral services are set for 2 30 p m at Allen funeral home in Evansville The deceased was a retired area farmer who died Wednesday at the Roethlisberger home He was born in Edinburgh New York and moved to Evansville in 1879 Survived by sister Elizabeth Wadsworth Drake of Bronxville New York Rev James Saunders will lead services with burial at Maple Hill cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home

Evansville William Wadsworth Allen Wadsworth Jacob Roethlisberger Roethlisberger Edinburgh N. Y Elizabeth Wadsworth Drake Bronxville, N. Y James Saunders Methodist Church Maple Hill Cemetery

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Péity Gottfred Weiss Berkeley, Calif Chester Strehtow Everett J. Kitteson Horeb Lee S. Cleaveland 13Th Street Air Force Ee Ee 13Th Street Yard Sahara White Rocks New Hampshires Barred Rocks Austin Whites U.S New Castle R.O.P Cockerals Monroe Feed and Seed Co Joe Blanchardville Floyd Helsdon Blanchardville Blanchard Norway Edward O. Anderson Ole Brattrud Argyle Stavangerfjord Constance Lou Constance Louis Robert Staedt Veterans Housing Lenwood Monte Marie Monte Maple Grove Inn Carthage College Monte Southwest Guy B. Earleywine Douglas Tucson Phoenix Flagstaff Old Mexico Nogales Oak Creek Canyon Flag 19Th Street Cale Portis America 45 RPM Goetz Theatre Scott Home Fund Elsie Wrosch Barnhard Wrosch Roland J. Steinle Howard Johnson Orfordville A.C. Olmstead Platteville Library Ats Suleee Luscious Dorothy Gray Hitler Duce Mother Nature Harvey S. Stauffacher White Block Mason's Tavern V.F.W
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