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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1946

Page

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Monroe Indians Sweep Juda In Two Games On Saturday

The Monroe Friendly Indians defeated Juda 34-2 in the first out-of-town win in four years, led by 5-basket performances from Billy Beach and Dick Bruni. Juda’s Anderegg scored the lone points for his team, while GraY guard Jordan added 6 baskets before Monroe edged them 26-21 in the second contest.

Monroe Friendly Indians Juda Indians Billy Beach Dick Bruni Monroe Russell Broege Wally Marty David Forbes Jim Schiflinger Pete Spoerry Anderegg Arthur 3 Robert F. Marty Robert Rieder T. F. Ransdell Jordan Gibby Goodman Joel Solomon Dick Maurer Jim Forbes Buddy Pilz Jim Hardell Chambers Judas Jaeggi Brunkoow Gene Davis Jerry Schwaiger Paul Mueller Gene Mason Monroe Indians Russell Broge Jim, Illinger Peter Johnson Wie

Oklahoma Aggies to Face North Carolina in NCAA Final

Oklahoma Aggies led by Bob Kurland meet North Carolina in a Madison Square Garden NCAA final to decide the first two time champions. The Aggies boast 25 wins in 30 games while North Carolina stands 30-4 with regional winners Ohio State and New York University advancing from the East.

New York Bob Foothills) Kurland Oklahoma Aggies New York Madison Square Garden Cowboys California Baylor North Carolina Aggies White Phantoms of Chapel Ies New York University Ohio State

Local residents visit, returns and discharges noted

Numerous visits and family updates spanning Madison to Monroe and Darlington as residents and guests recount weekends travels. Discharges bring home Jerald Peterson and Charles De Nurs while Junior Maddrell returns from Navy. Farm Bureau and W S C S meetings occur in Gratiot and Warren area.

Harker Chapman Hornick Dorothy Baxter Mazie Ross Darlington Dorsey Segner Bert Ovitz Warren Wir S. A. Isley Arlie Mitchell Marion Monroe Florence Burmeister Wiola Homer Lovelace Warren Martin Woodford Earl Hager Madison Jerald Peterson Leo Peterson Clinton Montgomery Harry Callicutt Clifford Simmons John Allicutt Tn Madison Claire McKnight Janesville M. L. Hasley Michael, Monroe de Witt Stuart William Hexum Art. Beeck Kropke Leo Tornow Herman Broge Earl Hasley H. T. Braddrell Henry ‘Seffrood Ingwell Peterson Farm Bureau Gratiot Mmes Ben Weckerly D. M. Bowers Dorsey Seguer H. T. Howery Pree Whitehead Amy Tree Walburg Road William May Charles de Nurs Charles de Nure Charles de Nure, Sr Navy Junior Maddrell George Maddrell Minneapolis R. W. Andrews Robert C. K. Mahlbuch Dubuque Charles Figi

Brodhead Notes Show Local Life After War

Monroe wedding of Miss Gertrude Hess to LaVerne Robert Nipple noted. Community members recall service with 15 months overseas and awards for Sgt Frank Garwell. Local visits include Madison, Janesville, and Monroe. 4-H reorganization at Babler school. church events. and various family updates.

Gordon Kilday Gertrude Hess LaVerne Robert Nipple Monroe P. R. Howard Janesville Ben Engle Kenneth Navy Freeport Edna TenEyck Madison Walter TenEyck Canton Wilke Spring Valley Frank Garwell Camp Grant Garwell Alfred Swan Congregational Church Howard Blackford Mercy Hospital Donald Tierney Nancy Ann S. J. Stepuorki Methodist Hospital Stepuorki Lois Douglas Fond du Lac Jessie Woodstock Frank Lehman Orene Burt Albany A. P. Riemer Ulrich Auvetrich Wuetrich Marianne Elmer Paul Miltz Betty Ann Babler Harvey Earl Elmer Harvey Elmer Henry V. Babler Selmer Thompson Madisson Lester Bleiler Inez Steinmann Black Earth Grace Aldrich William Greuch Aid Society of Grace Church Clara Voegels Gertrude Dooley August Schultz Emil Schultz Evansville Mirs William Schultz Gordon Jean Gladys Wilbert Zimmer_man Erwin Zimmerman Jacob Rhyner William Rhyner Jacob Freitag Thomas Steiner Henry F. Kubly Ursula Legler John Henry F. Freitag Clarence Freitag Villa Park Alfred Rhyner Brodthead Lloyd Rhyner Belleville Bruce Babler Ronney Winslow Royal Cloyance Karlen Richard Dugdale Sheridan Ind Kentucky Cleyance Lebanon Waller Hoesly Donald

Conventions Bloom as of Yore in United States

New York faces a convention surge as wartime limits ease. Roy W. Ryan of the New York City convention and visitors bureau says 500 New York conventions are scheduled this year, with 5 000 groups totaling 50 to 15 000 people. Chicago leads as a convention city, but New York is close.

New York United States Royal W. Ryan New York City Convention and Visitors’ Bureau Convention and Visitors’ Bureau. ‘ Ryan Ryan International Association of Convention Bureau Managers Chicago

Rochester Royals Win Pro Basketball Title

The Rochester Royals won the National Basketball League title by sweeping the playoff series with a 66-48 victory over the Sheboygan Redskins. The Royals, Eastern division champions, defeated Sheboygan in three straight games after earlier wins in Rochester.

Rochester Royals Sheboygan New York State Sheboygan Redskins Royals Rochester Easterners

Ken Keltner Signs Cleveland Contract

Ken Keltner, star Cleveland Indian third baseman, ends a week of hot trading talk as bids from several American league clubs, including Detroit, Boston, and Washington, are considered. Peckinpaugh reports the holdout is over after negotiations with the Tribe.

Clearwater Fla Ken Keltner Cleveland

Exhibition Baseball Scores From Sunday Across Cities

Sunday exhibition results show New York A 6 over Boston A 4 while Detroit A 3 defends 4 3. Pittsburgh N 4 1 Chicago A 2 5 and St Louis N 4 Detroit A 3. Philadelphia N 3 Philadelphia A 2 and Philadelphia A B 6 Boston N B 4. Brooklyn N 5 Washington A 3 and Washington A B 9. Indianapolis AA 6 New York N 7 Boston N 2. St Louis A 5 Chicago N 2 Hollywood PCL 5 St Louis A B 3.

New York Boston Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis Detroit Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia Brooklyn Washington Indianapolis Hollywood

Browntown Landmark Demolished After Sale of Royal Neighbors Hall

One of Browntown's oldest landmarks that housed the Royal Neighbors hall the jail and town hall has been sold. The structure is being torn down and brick and other material are to be moved to South Wayne for use in construction. The report notes illness improved condition of Mrs J L Haack and mentions several local visits and events including Mrs Vern Smith Winslow Mrs Farmer East and Miss Madlyn Coryell attending a Monroe high school concert and others at church and county events.

Donald Jimmy Zweifel Billy Escher Larry Gessler Dennis Field Waldo Dick Prairie du Lac John Dick Herman Feenie Monroe Herman Babler Allen New Glarus Henry V. Babler Betty Ann C. M. Hogue Chicago G. V. Griffy Lester Bleiler Selmer Thompson Mt. Horeb Wallie Swingum Terry Linda Rudy Schilt Henry H. Frei St. Rose Recreation Hall Dan Markham G. N. Swartz R. K. Stephens Donna Robinson Whitewater Teachers College Clarence Robinson Verdah Kennedy Shreveport F. W. Dedrick R. J. Douglas Madison Martin Bick Brodhead Sioux Falls Charles Zuercher Park Ridge Lydia Bertha Zuercher James McKenzie Clarence Ross Virgil Berryman Phoenix Ariz Berrymans Bethlehem Aid Orfordville Aid Luther Valley Boneta Society East Church E. R. Blair Rodney O. Kittelsen F. BI Frank S. Rinner C. L. Crago Browntown Royal Neighbors South Wayne J. L. Haack Vern Smith Winslow Fred Gerbitz Farmer East Madlyn Coryell Guild of the Church of Peace Melborn Miller Frank DeVoe Green County Breeders’ Association Brugger Frank Flannery Weélness Green

Madison mother to visit Rose Mary at Bradley Memorial

Madison plans a visit to her daughter Rose Mary hospitalized at Bradley Memorial. Rose Mary is much improved and expected to go home within a week. Mr and Mrs B W Binger and Miss Ion Tomlinson were noted as shoppers in the area.

Madison Rose Mary Bradley Memorial Hospital B. W. Binger Ion Tomlinson Monroe

Great Caesar's Ghost junior class play announced

Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller presents Great Caesar's Ghost a three act comedy at Community hall Thursday and Friday April 4 and 5. Cast includes Irene Menegan Mary Ann Grenzow Marilyn Haman James Keen Margarite Anderegg Irving Newman Hollis Zimmerman LaVerne Andrews Helen Heyn Wendel Wunschel Myron Newman Evelyn Schmerse directed by Miss Ruth Mary Eller. Local visits noted from Edwin Rice Detroit to Troy Rice and others. Royal Neighbors meet Tuesday with Mrs. Ralph Frey.

Edwin Rice Deltroit Troy Rice Homer Retzlaff Clarno Glenn Boyer Jene Caffrey Gary Frank Verch Davernport S. Pokorney Watertown Ben Rosa Marengo Ralph Frey Gilbert Albright Mattoon Ill Emma Albright H. A. Sutherland Cumberland Wis Ernest Salwedel Hattie Rice Beloit

Browns and Cubs meet in sixth game of series

Anaheim report says righthanders Jack Kramer and Tex Shirley will try to give the St. Louis Browns a sweep at Chicago as the Cubs visit for game six. Orlando notes Mickey Owen may wear a Cardinal uniform again after Dodgers bid for Max Lanier. St. Petersburg bulletin says Sam Breadon returns to St. Louis with no new Kurowski deal.

Johnny Berardino St. Louis Browns Stan Hack Cubs Los Angeles Anaheim Jack Kramer Tex Shirley Chicago Cubs Orlando Mickey Owen Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinal Dodgers Max Lanier Branch Rickey St. Petersburg Sam Breadon St. Louis Cardinals George Whitey) Kurowski

Banana Split Day Began In Montrose Fountain

A Montrose Colorado feature notes a girl placed a banana on a soda fountain counter and asked for a banana split, starting a local custom. Since then every Tuesday locals bring their own bananas to the fountain for banana split day. A nearby line mentions a wing of a fy executing 330 movements per second.

Montrose Colo —Fi

Assistance to Voter and Facsimile Ballot Provisions

A voter who cannot read or mark a ballot may have one of two election officers assist, or if totally blind, may choose any person from the legal vote or county to aid. The presiding officer may administer an oath about the helper's disability. A facsimile of the official ballot is provided.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Juda Mrs Harry T. Maddrell Donald L. Collins A. C. Schmid Goetz F. N. Miller Leo Durocher Bette UU Tutaee Tag Prete State of Wisconsin Green County the Supreme Court Henry P. Hughes Edward T. Fairchild Clarence W. Lengacher Turner Hall Monroe, Wis Billy Lehr
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