March 28 1950 Weather Summary for meNE LY
Cloudy and windy with snow flurries this afternoon. Nightly temperatures from 10 to 15 degrees in the northwest to 20 to 25 in the southeast. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cold with a high of 30 to 35 and a low near 10 to 15. Precipitation since yesterday is snow. Sunrise 5 51 sunset 6 21. Highest 53 yesterday and 62 a year ago. Barometer 28 90 at 1 pm. Warmest city San Antonio Texas 97 and coldest Williston North Dakota 23.
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U. S
San Antonio
Tex
Williston
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe City Finalized
Ferdinand Stettler transfers It 3 block 9 Tallmans addition Monroe to James Hutton. J L Starr transfers It 113 Railroad addition No 2 Monroe to Edith E Stauffer.
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Ferdinand Stettler
James Hutton
Tallman's
City of Monroe
J. £. Starr
Edith E. Stauffer
City of
Monroe
County Court Judge Lamboley Decides DUI Case in Belleville
Norman Trumpy of route 1 Belleville was convicted of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. Judgment includes $65 and costs and revocation of the driver’s license.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Norman Trumpy
Route 1
Belleville
Justice cases list disorderly conduct and assault charges
Listed defendants include L A Koenig of Spencer found guilty of disorderly conduct with 15 dollars costs, Orin J Plath of Spencer pled guilty, Paul Ritter of Monroe pleaded not guilty to assault and battery with a case set for 3 PM March 29. Other names include George W Bleiler 67 Edward O Phillipson 80 Mrs Oscar Rood 45 Mrs Jessie Flom 68 and Lt Robert C Heck 27.
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Justice
L. A. Koenig Orin J. Plath
Spencer
Wis
Paul Ritter
Monroe
George W. Bleiler
Adams Township
Edward‘o. Phillipson
Argyle
Oscar Rood
Mt. Horeb
Jessie Flom
Cross Plains
Robert C. Heck
Indianapolis
Divorces Granted in Outagamie County Case Balch v Balch
Frances Mae Balch 35 Brodhead seeks divorce from Lester Balch 38 Brodhead on cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed March 4 1933 in Outagamie county and separated December 1949. Plaintiff awarded custody of six minor children with support of 50 dollars per month. Births record shows John Marty born March 28 to Browntown couple. Also Wallace Moel enbernat Juda welcomed an 8 son in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Frances Mae Balch
Brodhead
Lester Balch
Outagamie County
St Clare Hospital Notes On Surgeries And Dismissals
Surgical cases list includes Andrea Sonnenburg Karen Sonnenburg and Monti cello, Ambrose Waelti, Juda, Mrs Clara Yalden Rockford Ronald Adleman Durand Mrs Eugene Weaver 2421 13th street J Lew Abrams Brodhead Joan Elie Medical Henry Zoellick William Schultz Mrs Alvin Ring Monticello Dismissals list Christ Stavn Susan Kay Helsdon Mrs Peter Johnson Mrs Fred Maurer Fred Discher.
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Icon
Andrea
Karen Sonnenburg
Monticello
Ambrose Waelti
Juda
Clara Yalden
Rockford
Ronald W. Adleman
Durand
Eugene Weaver
13Th Street
J. Lew. Abrams
Peter Johnson
Fred Maurer
Fred Discher
Thacker Nominated as New Glarus Postmaster
President Truman sent Frederick C. Thacker’s nomination to the U S Senate for the New Glarus postmaster post. Associated Press report from Washington notes the nomination proceeded through official channels.
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Thacker
Frederick C
New Glarus
U. S. Senate
Truman
Washington, D.C
Associated Press
J D Viney Heads Monroe VEW Post
Joseph D. Viney was elected commander of the VFW post at Turner hall. He succeeds M J Hyland, retiring commander named trustee for three years. Edward Doyle senior vice commander, Jay Underwood junior vice commander, Marshall Peterson judge advocate. Don Lovelace re-elected quartermaster adjuvant for fourth time. Dr D D Ruehlman post surgeon and state organization holder. William Riedjer Jr re-elected chaplain. Rudolph P Reger retiring judge advocate and Louis R Wolleson retiring trustee. Three new members joined: Duane Kohl Paul Mueller Clarence Elmer. An oyster stew was served.
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Joseph D. Viney
VFW
Turner Hall
M. J. Hyland
Edward Doyle
Jay Underwood
Marshall Peterson
Don Lovelace
Tme
D. D. Ruehlman
William Riedjer,Jr
Rudolph P. Reger
Louis R. Wolleson
Duane Kohl
Paul Mueller
Clarence Elmer
Mrs. Rood Rites Set for Tomorrow
Mrs. Oscar Rood, 45, died Sunday at her Springdale farm home. Services are at 2 tomorrow at Adams Lutheran church near Postville with Rev. A P Anderson officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Visitation at Gesme funeral home Horeb. Surviving: husband. two sons Manford and Norman at home. her parents Mr and Mrs Ned Thompson of Springdale. brother Ansel Springdale. sister Mrs Carl Nybroten Argyle.
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Norep
Oscar Rood
Springdale Township
Adams Lutheran Church
Postville
A. P. Anderson
Argyle
Gesme
Horeb
Manford
Norman
Ned — ‘Thompson
Springdale
Ansel
Carl Nybroten
Pickups Alene The News Beats Pickups Alene
Joseph Frassi discussed plans to move to Ft Atkinson and compared himself to a civil war veteran noting tailors will be replaced as peers fade away. The remark highlights concerns over skilled trades and succession in the local tailoring community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Frassi
Ft. Atkinson
Clara Waefler Heads New Glarus Class of 1950
Clara Waefler named valedictorian of the New Glarus high school graduating class of 1950. Elaine Frick selected as salutatorian. Waefler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Waefler, was junior prom queen, cheerleader, and active in FHA, Old Guard business manager, student council, and the annual staff. Frick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Frick, contributed to the chorus, FHA, band, and the annual and Old Guard staffs.
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Clara Waefler
New Glarus High School
Elaine Frick
Waefler
John Waefler
FHA
Old Guard
Miss Frick
Sylvan Frick
Annual
Initiation Postponed for Little Sisters Hi-Y Club Event
Formal initiation ceremonies for the Little Sisters Hi-Y club are postponed to the next meeting at Delores Hodgson’s home. The business session occurred at the Youth center where plans were set for the May weekend, including an outing at the Youth cabin west of the city. Claire Goodrich and Doris Haman led the recreation program.
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Little Sisters Hi-Y Club
Delores Hodgson
Claire Goodrich
Doris Haman
Minor collision near city edge halves two drivers
A minor two car crash occurred shortly before 9 30 this morning at the west city edge involving Robert F Bayr hoffer of route 3 and Edward H Grim of Mount Horeb. Both drivers were uninjured and exchanged particulars.
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Robert F. Bayrhoffer
Route 3
Edward H. Grim
Mt. Horeb
Personal visitors and callers noted in Monroe area society
A string of short notes lists Josta Dahl and Carlos Tracy visiting on business from Rockford and Durand, with other Monroe callers including Delbert Folgate Orangeville and Paul Voegels Monticello. Several residents visit relatives, vacationers return from Hot Springs, and local families host guests. A senior class play at Monroe High and various social calls fill the local scene.
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Josta Dahl
Rockford
Carlos Tracy
Durand
John Wenger
New Glarus
Monroe
Delbert Folgate
Orangeville
Paul Voegels
Monticello
Emil G. Voegels
Ball Managers Called for City Softball Meeting
City softball team managers will gather at the youth center tonight for an organizational meeting to plan the summer season. The meeting starts at 7:30.
Pilot Lt. R. C. Heck Killed in Navy Plane Crash
Lt. Robert C. Heck 27 of Indianapolis son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Heck was killed when his Grumman fighter crashed into the southeast Atlantic off Fort Lauderdale Florida during a weekend training flight from Glenview Illinois. A coast guard rescue found no sign of the plane or pilot. He had served since 1943, earned wings in 1944, and previously stationed at Pearl Harbor. Surviving are his parents and brother Louis of Chicago.
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Cedarville
Robert C. Heck
Indianapolis
Clayton Heck
Here
Glenview
Ill
Heck
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Naval Reserve
Grumman
Coast Guard
Dakota
Dakota High School
Red Oak
Naval Air Force
Corpus Christi
Tex
Pearl Harbor
Louis
Chicago
Elephant Must Die For Killing of Boy Sarasota
Dolly the circus elephant at Ringling Brothers in Sarasota killed five year old Roger Schooley who fed peanuts to elephants. Dolly was to be led to a pit and given an overdose before burial, despite her prior reputation for gentleness, according to vice president Henry Ringling North.
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Sarasota
Dolly
Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey
Roger Schooley
Henry Ringling North
Frozen Food team wins junior bowlers meet at Pleasure Bend
The article notes that John Hurlbut, son of Mr and Mrs Charles L Hurlbut of 2508 12th street, was omitted from the list of players on the Frozen Food bowling team which won first place Saturday in the junior bowlers open meet at Pleasure Bend.
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John Hurlbut
Charles L. Hurlbut
12Th ‘Street
Pleasure Bend
Carpenters Face Surgeries After Albany Auto Crash
William Carpenter and wife Lucille Francis Carpenter of Rosendale are hospitalized in Fond du Lac after a week old auto crash. Mrs Carpenter, with a broken cheek bone, may undergo surgery. William, with a broken pelvis and hip, will have body cast removed and surgery expected. Their son and two daughters are cared for by friends.
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William Carpenters
Albany
William Carpenter
Rosendale
Fond du Lac
Mrs Jessie Flom Dies at Her Home Cross Plains
Jessie Flom age 68 native of Monroe died Saturday at her Cross Plains home. Funeral services conducted by Rev John H Keene at Schroeder funeral home Madison with burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Survived by son Carl Flom Madison attorney and two sisters Mrs Eva Pashkey Chicago and Mrs Marcia Bermish New York.
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Jessie Flom
Monroe
Cross Plains
Schroeder
Madison
Forest Hill
John H. Keene
Wilkie Seeks Congress Seat While Lytie Announces Run
Madison attorney Horace W. Wilkie renounces his bid for the Democratic nomination in the second district race for Congress following a 1948 unsuccessful campaign against Rep. Glenn Day. Green Bay former state senator Harold A. Lytie announces his candidacy for lieutenant governor.
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Wilkie
Congress
Madison
Horace W. W. Madison
Glenn Day
Mrs Gempler Improves After Spinal Surgery
Mrs. Robert Gempler, a surgical patient at Madison General Hospital, is much improved and expected to be dismissed next Sunday to return to her home at 1403 11th Street. She underwent spinal surgery. Chamber to Air Plans The March meeting of the chamber of commerce directors and members will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Monroe Clinic. Reports will be given on Farmers night and on plans for the Cheese day participation by the chamber.
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Chamber
Thehhamber of Commerce Directors Land
Monroe Clinic
Hoppe family to move into veterans housing unit
Charles Hoppe and his family plan a move to a veterans housing unit. They stay with Mr and Mrs Robert Henriquez at 2524 13th Street. Hoppe formerly worked for the sanitary district in Chicago and now commutes to Madison for the state highway commission engineering job. Mrs Hoppe is Donna Henriquez. Otto Hirsig, who lives with his sister, and Mrs George W Field at 1759 15th Street have returned from Chey.
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Hoppes
Charles Hoppe
Robert Henriquez
13Th Street
Hoppe
Sanitary District
Chicago
Madison
State Highway Commission
Donna Henriquez
Otto Hirsig
George W. Field
15Th Street
Chey
Hirsig Funeral Notice Figures in Wisconsin State Journal History
Enne Wyoming obituary notes the death of Mark Hirsig 59 a former Wisconsin State Journal advertising manager who worked there from 1916 to 1931. He died March 1 at home after a long illness survived by widow two children his mother Fred and Mary Hirsig two brothers and a sister. Mrs Field returns from visit with her son George and family in Jackson Mississippi.
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Enne
Wyo
Mark
Wisconsin State
Hirsig
Journal
Fred
Mary Hirsig
State Journal
Field
Oberlin founded first pre school in Waldbach in 1774
Jean Frederic Oberlin established the first school for preschool children in Waldbach in 1774, marking an early effort in early childhood education and community schooling.
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Jean Frederic Oberlin
Waldbach
County Books Ready From The Times Proceedings Published
The Times printing department finished the county board of supervisors books including April 1949 proceedings the November 1949 annual meeting and the February 1950 adjourned session Two hundred copies were published from data compiled by County Clerk Wilma Lengacher Edward Usher dies in Madison in a separate notice.
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Times Printing Department
Board of Supervisors
Wilma Lengacher
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Marty
Browntown
Wallace Moelenbernat
St. Clare
Bape Tiato
Koil
J.D. Viney
VEW Post
Alene
Matt Wittenwyler
Werner Sall
M. L. Barton
Amos Mahlbuch
South Wayne
Robert “Henriquez
Dale’ Rabe
Erness
Fred Roths
Hot Springs
Ark
Ruth Baumgartner
Henry Elmer
Hollandale
Monroe High School
Robert L. Rote
Walter J. Bauman
A. R. Neushwander
Milwaukee
Louis Wright
Shannon
John Siedschlag
William McGowan
Hardy McGowan
Blanchardville
Robert Smith
Henry Smith
F. Merle Emerich
Pelmer Albright
Floyd W. Matrixe
Richard
Southwest
Mexico
William Hein
Patricia
Gean Jones
John Zimmerli Jr
John T. Mene Jban
Leo Foley
George J. Konjnck
Henry G. Schneider
Henry Vetterli Jr
Clarno
Fritz
St. Mary's Hospital
Jack Stoltz
Bernard F. Stoltz
25Th Avenue
Atlanta
Donald S. Cunningham
Alameda
Calif
Matt Blumer
Cunningham
Lillie J. Blumer
Borden
Wisconsin
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
R.C. Heck
Dream
Bauman and Denney
Buri Electric
Bulova
Hamilton and
Gruen
Nwca Gdalo
Matthew R. Bier
15Th Avenue
Green County Auto Co
Marty-Ripp Co
Orville D. Koht
John Ols
Creston
Ols
Willard Lewis
William Cundruff
Gertrude Phair
State Bureau of the Handicapped
Green County
Ruth Chase
Genevieve Arensdorf
Edward Usher
Edward
Waffle Shop
U.S. Keylon
U. S. Keylon
United States
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