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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
8
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday. Warmer in the north with lows 20 to 28 and highs 40 to 45. Reports show yesterday’s high 41 and low 25. Brownsville Texas recorded 87 degrees as the warmest spot in the U.S. yesterday, while readings included 29.80 at 1 am and 29.78 at 1 pm.
Frank Whalen transfers 40 acres more or less to Wilbert R. Rhyner in the NW quadrant of the NE quadrant of Section 10, Decatur township. Frank G. Koepnick transfers the south 55 feet of Lot 8 in Block 14, Brodhead addition, Monroe city, to Elwin Priewe.
Judge Harold J. Lambdiey presided in Minot over a small claims case between Ben Culver Milwaukee. The dispute concerns a registration issue marked as incb with a charge of $5 and costs. The record notes no markings on the truck and an additional $5 costs.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley issued letters of administration to Kathryn Paulus Albany for Herbert A. who died March 21 in St. Petersburg Florida. Maurice Barton and G R Phelps named appraisers. Anna Zimmerman named administrator for Albert Zimmerman Monticello who died Feb 7. Heirs include widow five daughters and five sons. C W Loveland and Ray T Silver named appraisers. Orpha R Kubly named executrix for Francis H Kuhl Monticello who died Feb 25. Fred E Wilde sole heir of Margaret Wilde New Glarus who died March 8. H J Zweifel named administrator with bond of 11000.
Justice L. A. Koenig and Paul Ritter appear in court as Chesebro trailer camp assault and battery case moves forward. defendants pleaded not guilty earlier and stand trial on charges.
Personal mentions include J L Babler in Belleville on business and Alan Prisk visiting Milton college. Nearby residents and events feature Monroe high school play The Male Animal and speeches by E B Lux and Marshall L Peterson. Also notes on FFA meet in Jefferson and births deaths and a Tsingtao fishing village reference.
Surgical cases include Roger H Bruny August Lehnherr John R Bradley Philip D Guttmer Clarence H Elmer Jr Charlotte Krafjack Mrs Gorton Penniston Mrs James Staychaff Shullsburg Medical cases list William G Stau fa che Ray E Mc Mahon Edward A Blum Dismissals include Mrs Archie Woodman Mrs Charles M Larson Mrs Rodney Elmer and son Charles W Doyle Andrea Karen and Elden Sonnen burg Lewis Abrams Ambrose Waelti Philip A Gutzmer
A explosion and fire at Milwaukee's sewage disposal plant injures three men and causes about $50,000 in damage. Chief Engineer Raymond Leary cites possible ignition from leaking illumination dust as a fertilizer by product. A separate note mentions a corn stand by Harry McCulley and staff changes at Meythaler's store.
Mrs. Joseph N. Blackbourn observes her 80th birthday today amid a flood of calls and gifts. August Lehnherr II, a Green County Fair director from Brodhead, is hospitalized at St. Clare’s for surgery after a sudden illness. his wife is at his side.
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