Green County 4-H Officers Train At Annual School
Seventy five 4 H club members leaders and parents from 17 of Green counties 23 active clubs attended the annual Green county 4 H officers training school at Green County Normal school last night. Enrollment stands at 462 with aim to reach 500 before reports to the state club office. Membership last year was 488. A safety health meeting for leaders will be in Monroe May 10 with talks on safety and dental program. The safety speaking contest is set for May 19. A leadership camp is planned May 31 to June 3 at Prairie du Chien. Multiple training sessions followed, with officers guided by county and state agents and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Green County Normal School
Kenneth D. Slocum
Tomorow
Monroe
Randall Swanson
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
David Bennett
Slocum
Prairie du Chien
Myron
Jeglum
V. V. Varney
Wilma’ Johnson
York
Missie Tillema
Dorothy Keen
Juda
Daily Record Weather Note for May 1 1948
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with occasional rain or drizzle in the west central portion. Little temperature change expected. Area high around 68 to 75 with a barometer 29.38 at 1 a.m. Precipitation since yesterday recorded for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Central
Aerena
Real Estate Transfers In Brooklyn and York Townships
Axtell C. Nelson transfers 80 acres more or less in Brooklyn township to Jesse Q. Wheeler by government survey. E J Hoesly transfers 220 acres more or less in York township to Harold J Hoesly, see sections 11 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axtell C. Nelson
Jesse Q. Wheeler
Brooklyn
E. J. Hoesly
Harold J. Hoesly
York Township
Estates Probate Details for Haegele Heirs in New Glarus
Henry Haegele is named as heir in the estate of his father J Henry Haegele of New Glarus who died recently. Also named is Mollie, a daughter, in the estate of Wilhelmina Elmer of New Glarus who died December 22. Assets are certificates of deposit with four surviving sons Conrad Jr Monticello Albert Herman J Julius New Glarus and three daughters Elizabeth Luchsinger Madison Katharina Legler Belleville Mathilda Kubly New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Haegele
J. Henry Haegele
New Glarus
Ward
John
Mollie
Wilhelmina Elmer
Conrad Jr
Monticello
Albert
Herman J
Julius
New Glus
Elizabeth
Luchsinger
Madison
Katharina Legler
Belleville
Mathilda
Kubly
Marriage Licenses Reported for Wells and Huffman Couple
Arlene Mae Wells of Jordan and Robert Huffman of Sylvester obtained a marriage license. The notice also records deaths for Edgar Nathaniel Simmons, 77, and Nora TL, with births noting Mr and Mrs Wilbert P. Bernet of Argyle welcoming a daughter on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Mae Wells
Jordan
Robert Huffman
Sylvester
Edgar Nathaniel Simmons
Nora
Wilbert P. Bernet
Argyle
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Dismissals List
Mrs Arthur R Collentine Madison Milton E Steele Gratiot Medical Fred H Nesbit Brooklyn Lynne G Yeazel Beloit Leona Legler 1924 8th street Leonard Carlson Beloit Mrs Archie H Schneider 1534 23rd avenue Dismissals Mrs Rudolph Reg er and daughter Roland L Haase Francis W Cook Mrs Donald Cecil Robert J Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Collentine
Madison
Milton E. Steele
Gratiot Medical
Fred H. Nesbit
Brooklyn
Lynne G. Yeazel
Beloit
Leona Legler
8Th Street
Leonard Carlson
Archie H. Schneider
23Rd Avenue
Rudolph Reger
Roland L. Haase
Francis W. Cook
Donald Cecil
Robert J. Camp
Missing Plane Found But No Trace of Pilot
A coast guard cutter found the plane linked to Lewis Sherman III of Milwaukee who is believed dead after a Lake Michigan crash near Winnetka and north of Grosse Point lighthouse. His body was not recovered. his wallet and papers surfaced near Navy Pier in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Pier
Chicago
Lake of Wilmette
Freeport Band Players Injured in Truck Crash Near Canton
Twenty seven Freeport high school band members were bruised and shaken when their bus collided with a loaded transport truck near Canton Illinois. The bus owned by Rockford Peoria Bus Co. and the truck owned by Gateway Milling Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin were part of a convoy returning to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport High
Canton
Ill
Freeport High School
Quincy
Rockford-Peoria Bus Co
Charles Wagner
Trivoli
Iml
Gateway Milling Co
la Crosse
Wis
Musicians From Dalton To Compete At Bosco bel Festival
More than 200 musicians from Dalton schools will take part in a two day music festival at Bosco bel next Friday and Saturday. The event brings together student ensembles for a series of performances across multiple venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boscobel
Darlington
Dalton
Mary Joy to Join New Agency in Washington D C
Mary Joy leaves for Washington D C today after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Dave Joy. She will start work in the personnel department of the ECA European relief agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Joy
Washington, D.C
Dave Joy
Washington
ECA European Relief Agency
Weekend visits and local notices fill Monroe columns
A stream of social notes lists residents and visitors across Monroe and nearby towns. Mrs Edward Lindsay travels to Belleville, and relatives in Shullsburg, Evansville, Madison, Janesville, Monticello, and Argyle host weekend stays and meetings. The city payroll is approved and a single minor permit granted as local officials report community happenings. New York reports no treasure found in Schwab mansion cornerstone. Racine opens chief applications through May 20 for a civil service exam based appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lindsay
Belleville
Agnes Olson
Robert Hardaker
Chicago
Frank Kantro
Delores Risser
Blanchardville
Walter Gould
Frances Fenn
Roy Fenn
Evansville
Lina Engestad
Janesville
Harris Henning
Ben Lyne
Shullsburg
Beloit
Harry Peterson
Lillian Gempeler
LaVonter
Madison
Dorothy Benkert
Stu
Whitewater Teachers | College
Clarence Benkett
Min Christ
John von Arx
G. C. Wyssman
Los Angeles
Calif
Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City
Denver
Richard Schoonover
Albert Duffield
Milwaukee
June
Jean Schoonover
University of Wisconsin
R. H. Schoon
Marilyn
Roger
Astoria
Mr. Plate
William Plate
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Riverside Drive
Truman to speak before 800 health delegates tonight
President Truman will address about 800 national health assembly delegates in Washington to help draft a ten year national health program. Also in New Zealand two volcanoes Ngauruhoe and Ruapehu erupted simultaneously in the central North Island, marking a first on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Washington
National Health Assembly
Auckland
N. Z
Mounts
Ngauruhoe
Ruapehu
New Zealand
North Island
Haddinger Brothers Win 32nd Degree At Madison Consistory
Three Green County brothers of Mr and Mrs W J Haddinger were made 32nd degree Masons at a Madison reunion. Harry and Ray Haddinger of Albany and Walter Haddinger of Monticello received the Scottish Rite degree. Fred Hadinger of Ft Atkinson, formerly Albany and Monroe, is potentate of Zor Shrine Madison. Other county locals in the class included Ben Feldt Monroe Frederick J Voegels Monticello Clarence Loveland Washington township and John Altman New Glarus township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
W. J. Haddinger
16Th Street
Madison
Harry H
Ray Haddinger
Albany
Walter Haddinger
Monticello
Fred Hadinger
Ft. Atkinson
Monroe
Zor Shrine
Ben Feldt
Frederick
J. J. Voegels
Clarence Loveland
Washington Township
John Altman
New Glarus Township
Weed Meetings Set For All Green County Townships
Green county weed meetings to discuss control methods for this year are planned for all townships. Two sessions in Exeter and York drew good attendance with county weed commissioner Maurice Joy and agricultural agent Myron E. Jeglum leading talks. Jordan township meeting is next Thursday with Henry Aebly Jr. in charge and Joy and Jeglum as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Maurice Joy
Exeter
York Townships
Joy
Myron E. Jeglum
Ray Grady
Lawrence H. Ames
York
Jordan Township
Henry Aebly Jr
Jeglum
Monroe Man Dies at Nora Illinois in 77th Year
Edgar Nathaniel Simmons 77 a former Winslow area resident and father of Mrs. Har old A Pilz Monroe died Thursday at his Nora Illinois home Funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Nora Community church Rev Roy Berg officiating Body at Bartell funeral home Warren until 1 pm tomorrow Survived by three sons Dale Simmons Freeport Paul Brookings S D and Robert in Japan three daughters Mrs Pilz Monroe Mrs Juanita Kouseman Cincinnati and Miss Sarah Simmons Central Iowa Born Oct 30 1870 in Maqueto Ia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Vicinity
Harold A. Pilz
Monroe
Edgar Nathaniel Simmons
Nora
Nora Community Church
Roy Berg
Bartell Funeral Home
Warren
Mr. Simmons
Maquetzko
Dale Simmons
Freeport
Paul
Brookling
S.D
Robert
U. S. Army
Japan
Pilz
Juanita Kouseman
Cincinnati
Sarah Simmons
Central
Hearing on Wisconsin Rail Rate Increase Set for Madison
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission announced a May 27 hearing in Madison on a request by state railroads to raise intrastate freight rates. The proposed temporary hike mirrors an interstate increase, aiming for about 30 percent in the south and southeast and 25 percent elsewhere, pending final ICC and PSC orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Public Service Commission
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
PSC
Highway 23 Job Near Darlington Approved Madison
Governor Renne bohm approved contracts totaling about 482315 for highway improvements. Lafayette county grading draining and base work on 9.684 miles of state highway 23 near Darlington awarded to Dixon Construction Co Albany for 17998. Northwest ern Steel and Wire Co denied CIO wage increase while announcing price cuts effective today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Madison
Rennebohm
Lafayette County
Dixon Construction Co
Albany
Northwestern Steel and Wire Co
CIO
United Steelworkers
Britain seeks compensation for Berlin air collision victims
London says Britain has delivered a claim to Moscow for compensation for the lives of 11 persons killed in the collision of a British transport and a Soviet fighter over Berlin. The claim also covers the transport, its baggage and freight, the foreign office said today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Moscow
Berlin
Foreign Office
Taft Calls for U.N. Armed Force and Charter Reform
Taft, amid his Ohio campaign against Stassen, writes Cleveland World Federalists advocating amending the U.N. Charter to remove all vetoes. He says the charter rests on Security Council politics, urges creation of a U.N. armed force to enforce tribunal decisions, and argues action against aggressors must be backed by world law and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Sen
Stobjert
A. Taft
Ohio
Harol E. Stassen
Taft
United World Federalists
j_ Taft
U. N
Vere
Dewey Starts 10 Day Oregon Campaign Tour
New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey arrives in Oregon for a intensive 10 day campaign to win 12 Republican delegates crucial for his bid. He plans to address the junior chamber of commerce and tour Portland and other towns, while rival Harold Stassen prepares to join the contest in the state before the May 21 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toruana
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Bing Harold E
Oregon
Dewey Vs. Stassen
Dewey
Stassen
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Monticello Albany Music Festival Wraps Pre Program
The Monticello and Albany high schools staged a 100 voice chorus and a 75 piece band in a pre festival program. Otto Weller led both schools with praise from judges W Dennis and Miss Schubert for instruments and voice. Raymond Schenk, Eileen Hammerly, Charles Fergu son, Ruth Gempeler and the Elmer sisters were highlighted in solos and a duet by Marian and Virginia Elmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Monticello
Otto Weller
Evansville
W. Dennis
Platteville State Teachers’ College
Schubert
Platteville
Raymond Schenk
Eileen Hammerly
Charles Ferguson
Ruth Gempeler
Marian
Virginia Elmer
Navy to promote enlisted men to new officer ratings
The Navy will promote enlisted sailors to limited duty officer grades up to commander under a law approved last year. Specialists move from the enlisted ranks without competing with Annapolis trained regular officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAVY
Washington
Annapolis
May Basket Night Doorbells Ring Tonight
Children plan to leave May baskets at friends doors tonight while rings of mystery echo. The tradition features tiny tame poems and spring flowers tucked at doorsteps, with playful risk of being seen or kissed if caught.
GOP Plans To Stop Stassen Stampede
Washington officials report Republicans aim to block an early Stassen surge at the Philadelphia nominating convention this summer. Delegates from seven states may keep 300 votes behind favorite sons to test other contenders and slow a switch to Harold Stassen on early ballots. Stassen supporters claim he could win by the sixth ballot if he gains a majority of delegates and defeats Taft in Ohio and Dewey in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stassen
Philadelphia
Stalling
Harold E. Stall
Jen
Wendell Wilde
Robert Taft
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Oregon
Minnesota
Mrs. Stansbury Arrives in Yokohama to Join Husband in Japan
Mrs. Fred Stansbury, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rote, arrived in Yokohama, Japan, to join Lt. Fred Stansbury of the 118th Station Hospital. They will reside in Fukuoka, Kyushu, for about two years as he serves in Japan. She sailed from Seattle April 21 on the General W. G. Slahn, bidding farewell to her mother who accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rreatanspury
Robert L. Rote
Yokohama
Japan
Fred Stansbury
Fukuoka
I ‘Sland
Kyushu
Stansbury
118Th Ation Hospital
Stansburys
Jorgenson Home Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Monroe and Monticello guests surprised Mr and Mrs Jorgenson at their Monticello home with a housewarming and birthday observance. Guests shared lunch from baskets, with honors awarded to Herman Krauss Mrs Jorgenson Mrs Herman Krauss and Ralph Yeazel. Attendees included Ruf enacht Evans Schmidt and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mmes
Warner Rufenacht
Jerry
Orville Evans
Fred Schmidt
Ralph Yeazel
Herman Krauss
Ralph and
Mardell
Furrer
Monroe
James Dooleys
Monticello
CAKE PART IN REUNION AT Platteville State Teachers College
Mrs Iris Dahms and Miss Rosella McGuire local students at Platteville State Teachers college will participate in the Atheneum society reunion on May 3 at the college. Mrs Dahms will deliver L Envoi and the seniors farewell. Graduates in formals will feature with the oak leaf in the program before the banquet. Miss McGuire is banquet committee chair. Mrs Dahms will also serve on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Dahms
Rosella McGuire
Platteville State Teachers College
Athenaeum Society
Dahms
Miss McLuire
Ables
FHA Loans Ended When Congress Failed To Act
Government insured home loans suspended as Congress failed to act causing a temporary halt. Senate debates over renewal continue with both parties signaling a revival likely next week. Local notices note Mrs Lola Broege elected resident of Helpful Homemakers Circle and an auction sale held Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lola Broege
Mildred Boyer
Washington
Eslans
Ther Newman
Senate
Federal Housing Administration
Lodge meeting boosts $5 to cancer fund
Royal Neighbor lodge met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Vilas Thompson home with Mrs. Earl Coplein as co host. Members voted five dollars to the cancer fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Vilas Thompson
Earl Coplein
Turners Practice Twice Weekly For Turnfest Milwaukee
Turners and Schwing club members train for the national Turnfest in Milwaukee on July 3 and 5. Both men and women hold practice sessions twice weekly, with Tuesday and Friday evenings, planning a Sunday afternoon add-on. Sebastian Laeser Jr. leads the women's group and LeRoy Wuethrich heads the men's unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwing Club
Milwaukee
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Astructor
LeRoy Wuethrich
West Coast Lawyer and Herald Tribune Editor Buy PM
A San Francisco lawyer Bartley C Crum and New York Herald Tribune foreign editor Joseph Barnes purchase a controlling stake in PM, the eight year old New York City newspaper. Publisher Marshall Field II to keep a minority interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seld
PM New York
Manhattan
New York City
Bartley C. Crum
San Francisco
Joseph Barnes
New York Herald ‘Tribune
Marshall Field
Field
Col Turners Widow Dies at Vets Home
Col Turner era commander 1920 to 1932. Gertrude Kesser Turner 80 died at Grand Army home for veterans yesterday. She came from Madison to be with daughter Louise Turner. Funeral and burial set for Mauston Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Turner
Vets’ Home
King
Gertrude Kesser Turner
John Turner
Grand Army Home For
Mrs Cash Hostess Ri alto Club Gathered Honors
Jonquils were used for accord ations at the home of Mrs Wade Cash as she entertained the Ri alto club last evening. Honors went to Mmes Walter Day John Figi Fred Musselman and G L Redman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cash
Wade Cash
Rialto Club
Mmes
Walter Day
John Figi
Fred Musselman
G. L. Redman
Hostess Hosts G. U. G. G. Drill Team Evening
Mrs. John Klessinger entertained the G. U. G. G. drill team at her home playing three tables of 500. Prizes went to Mrs. John slugger, Mrs. Clarence Mene han, and Mrs. Marie Vogel for traveling prize on Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klessinger
John Slugger
Clarence Menehan
Marie Vogel
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Daily Record
St. Clare Hospital
Painter
Tokyo
James Kunichi Sasaki
Washington, D. C
U.S. Eighth Army Military Commission
Ind
Inland Steel Company
Indiana Harbor
Coort House
Vera Moore
Lora Dick
Matt Zentner
Harry Swartz
10Th Street
Mercy Hospital
Swartz
Mae Ferrell
Spring Valley
John Ingold
Route 5
John Erickson and Son
Newark
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Selma Ladner
City Hotel
Vernon Keller
Lynch
John M. Lynch
Blum
Ben B. Blum
Petoskey
Mich
Werner Blum Sr
American College of Physicians and Surgeons
Marine Visits Home Corp
Milford Olson
Macey Olson
Corp
Olson
Cuba
U. S. Marine Corps
Crandall Oil Co
Eugene
George E. Jacobs
Western Union
Minneapolis
K. W. Rogers
Wisconsin Rapids
Robert Chasman
Ida Wentela
F. J. Bolender
Walter Johnson
Emma Marty
Alma Johnson
Paul Shigley
Rockford
Mary Hess
Mt. Horeb
Virginia Smith
Robert Bauman
Charles White
Mineral Point
Virgil Potter
Margaret Gronseth
Sheboygan
Edward Roth
Myrtle King
J. Ray Fitzgibbons
Jeanette Pauli
Fred Penniston
Orville Watkins
Masey Olson
John Weckerly
Jacob Williams
Fay Flood
L. W. Flood
Waukesha
Racine
Fire and Police Commission
Arthur Muhike
Haddinger Brothers
Nora, III
U.N
Gop
Stassen Stampede
New Harus Homemakers Club
Mamie Tillema
Wiliam Palmer
Stanley Finke
Clarence Slotten
Ernest Lohr
Milton Baker
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leland Jordan
William Jordan
Wichita
Kaw
Barbara Karlen
Zwingli Church
Women’s Guild
Washington Reformed Church
Aid Society
Mmes. E. W. Marty
Anton Hefty
Fred A. Karlen
Fannie Loveland
Bertha Loveland
Circle Meet Juda
Juan Evangelical Youth Fellowship
Circle
Wall
Janet Arnsmeier
Virgil Waelti
Donald Keen
James Tresner
John Tresner
Alice Speich
Evelyn Tresner
Helen
Digman
Dorothy Wallack
Nancy
John Wyss
19Th Avenue
Eugene Meier
Mary Lou Wyder
Joseph Wyder
Robert J. Jakubouski
St. Peter and Paul
Broege
Turners
Heuer Sales CO
Becker
Pfeister
Tracy
Andrew Brothers
Monroe Feed and Seed CO
Hotel
Norm and
Mary
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