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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1950

Page

8

Weather shifts with winds and cool weekend ahead

Strong shifting winds this afternoon and tonight bring showers north and clearing south. Cooler except near Lake Michigan. Saturday partly cloudy windy and cooler with low 35 north west 38-44 south and east. High 40 northwest 45-50 south and east. Precipitation since yesterday trace. Barometer 1 am 29.18 1 pm 28.80. Estates probated Judge Harold J Lamboley letters of administration issued to T F Sharer in estate of Carl Robert Struck Albany died Feb 24 appraisers M L ton Robert Smiley and Edlingstad.

Lake Michigan U. S Harold J. Lamboley T. EF. Sharer Carl Robert Struck Albany M. L. Ton Robert Smiley Edlingstad

Small Claims Court and Deaths Notices

Small Claims Court cases list Robert William Petersen Edgerton cited for driving without glasses with $5 costs. Justice L A Koenig presided over a speeding guilty verdict against Robert Maynard Schultz Route 1 Albany with $12 costs. Notices announce deaths of Dr Eugene T Leonard 60 Rockford and Alfred B Fossum 59 Route 4 Beloit Plymouth township. Also birth announcements: Mr and Mrs Merton Colney New Glarus a son May 5 and Mr and Mrs Donald Rowe Darlington a daughter May 5.

Small Claims Court Harold J. Lamboley Robert William Petersen Edgerton L. A. Koenig Robert Maynard Schultz Route 1 Albany Eugene T. Leonard Rockford Alfred B. Fossum Route 4 Beloit Plymouth Township Merton Colney New Glarus Donald Rowe Darlington

St Clare Hospital Tonsillecom tain and Dismissals

List of patients and staff at St Clare Hospital with names in Surgical Medical and Dismissals categories. Includes James Brit Mrs Mary Fitzsimons Mrs Edna Lierman Beloit and other patients and relatives across Beloit Mineral Point Gratiot and 11th Street addresses.

Mary Fitzsimmons Mineral Point Edna Lierman Beloit William T. Plate 11Th Street Arne Bendickson Thurl E. Carpenter John Vogel Paul Alm Luella Mellen Roland Scovill Robert Spoerry Raymond Indergand George Collins Fred Kummer Howard Nall Gerald Mayer Ray Thorpe Stanley Inman Harold Kennison Anthony Hyde

Phillips and Smith Open Remodeled Appliance Store

Ralph Phillips and Kenneth Smith opened a remodeled Phillips and Smith appliance store at 1111 16th Avenue. The grand opening began at 9 this morning and runs until 9 tonight and again tomorrow, marking a milestone for the former air force men who have run the firm since returning from the war.

Phillips and Smith 16Th Avenue Ralph Phillips Kenneth Smith Air Forces

San Francisco Nuptials Set for Albany Grad

The marriage of Miss Elene Inez Alverado and Moses Sylvester Laughridge will be held Sunday at Holy Cross church in San Francisco. Laughridge, Albany high school class of 1941, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Laughride.

Albany Elene Inez Alverado Moses Sylvester Laughridge Eugene Laughride Holy Cross Church San Francisco Laughridge Albany High School

Firms Here Join In A and P Backing

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. listed three Monroe cheese firms in letters protesting a federal antitrust suit to break up its structure. Named were Swiss Cheese Corp. of America, the Cheese Producers' Marketing Association, and the Regez Cheese Co. Walter H. Regez denounced the action as unjust persecution. Swiss Cheese Corp. praised the company for top dairy retail work and stated it supplied quality merchandise at market price. Pasquale Frigo of Frigo Bros. Cheese Corp., ILena, said A and P secured quality cheese and paid market prices without seeking reductions due to large purchases.

Great Atlantic Paciffic Tea Co Monroe A and P Swiss Cheese Corp. of America Cheese Producers’ Marketing Association Regez Cheese Co Walter H. Regez McCarthy Pasquale Frigo Frigo Bros. Cheese Corp Ilena

Park Band Practice Hour Change Planned

With the start of summer schedules the Monroe park band will practice Monday evenings at 8 in the senior high music room instead of 7:30. Forty two musicians were treated to lunch by Patricia O'Brien, chairman, and committee. Weather permitting the city band will give the oft delayed concert on the Green County Farm lawn May 15. if it rains, the concert moves to the home dining room.

Monroe Park Patricia O'Brien Green County Farm

Hyland Surplus Store Opens After Remodeling

Charles Chick Hyland opened a newly remodeled army navy surplus store in the Ruf building off the square on 16th avenue for a two day grand opening from 9 a m to 9 p m. The enlargement adds new stock while An toinette's beauty shop moved upstairs across the street.

Hyland Charles “Chick Ruf 16Th Avenue Antoinette

Dorothy Block to Take Eastern Tour From Argyle Road

Miss Dorothy Block of Green County Home on Argyle Road leaves Sunday afternoon by train for an Eastern tour starting in Chicago. She will visit Washington DC and sites in Virginia and Maryland before returning after a week. Dewitt Harmon was noted as missing yesterday from local attendance at the Wisconsin Power and Light Pioneer Club meeting where Edwin R. Blair and Carson G. Lowe were welcomed as 25 year service members.

Dorothy Block Green County Argyle Road Chicago Washington, D. C Virginia Maryland Dewitt Harmon Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Pioneer Club Edwin R. Blair Carson G. Lowl

Personal notes from Monroe city visitors and weekend plans

Arch ie Maske of Brodhead and Howard Truman of Durand were in Monroe for the day while Matt Langley of Durand and Mrs Kenneth Hillary of Darlington were here on business or a visit. Several locals spent the weekend away or visiting relatives in Madison Arena Freeport and Burlington with a Burkhalter Accordion concert at Turner Hall at 2 30 p m Sunday.

Archie Maske Brodhead Matt Langley Durand Monroe Kenneth Hillary Darlington Howard Truman C. W. Pattinson Ruth Hanson Lois Fritsch Freeport Burkhalter Turner Hall Kathleen Sheehan Jtoday Arena Olga Ruth Richard Madison Patricia Tobin Frank Tobin Burlington Gerald Thornton Tucson Ariz Fred Blumer Chester Jones Linda Kay Albany Rudy Maurer Ella van Horn William Nowatzki Ray Heckman Rockford Nora Patterson Verlene St. Francis Hospital Charles Schafer Rib Lake California Denver Colo Wisconsin Robert L. Rote Washington United States Chamber of Commerce Beckley W. Va Fred Stansbury

Wisconsin State Housing Loans Reach $993 800 Total

The Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs reports 657 of 861 applications approved for veterans housing loans totaling 993 800 since October 1949. Applicants sought 1 285 465 with average loans of 1 491. Maximum loan is 2 000 or 20 percent of home cost for 10 000 or less.

State Department of Veterans’ Affairs Wisconsin Department

106th Birthday Party For Charleroi Woman

Charleroi Pennsylvania Aunt Hannah Carson, a patient hospitalized for a stomach disorder, celebrated her 106th birthday with a cake tasting just hours before likely returning to the hospital. She has spent about a year under treatment.

Charleroi Hannah” Carson

Mayor Kronenwetter Critical in Wisconsin Hospital

Mayor Ralph Kronenwetter of Mosinee remained in critical condition at St Marys hospital. Attendants held little hope for the 49 year old mayor's recovery as of today.

Wausau Ralph Kronenwetter Mosinee St. Mary’s Hospital

Contractor Begins Street Light Work

The O. T. Havey Co. of Madison began installing a new lighting system for the public square. Workers replaced old poles and bases while Wisconsin Power and Light Co. planned inside and outside installations and a test lighting upswing at 12th Street and 16th Avenue for comparison.

Public Square Court House O. T. Havey Co Madison W. S. MacDonald Wisconsin Power and Light Co 12Th Street 16Th Avenue

New Glarus board committees announced by village president

Village President Gilbert P. Hoesly named committee assignments for the year. Finance includes Henry Hefty John C. Erb and Chester Stuessy. Public works includes all board members and Henry Opfermann. Public safety includes Cecil Thacker Hefty and Stuessy. Public welfare includes Harry Schuett Erb Stuessy and Henry W. Hefty. Insurance includes Orville Jorenby Hoesly Schuett. Auditing includes Hoesly Elmer Figi Joshua Hoesly G F Klassy Ray Meythaler. Board of health includes Harvey Ott Schuett and John Kundert. Health officer Ott weed commissioner John H Kundert.

New Glarus Gilbert P. Hoesly Henry Hefty John C. Erb Chester Stuesiy Henry Opfermann Cecil Thacker Hefty Stuessy Harry Schuett Erb Henry W. Hefty Orville Jorenby Hoesly Schuett Elmer Figi Joshua Hoesly G. F. Klassy Ray Meythaler Board of Health Harvey Ott John Kundert Ott John H. Kundert

Albany High Names Valedictorian And Salutatorian

Albany high school announces two students named for top scholastic honors in the graduating class. Fred Hammerly Jr is valedictorian and Kenneth Klossner Jr is salutatorian.

Albany High Albany Albany High School Fred Hammerly Jr Kenneth Klossner Jr

Remington Disclaims Knowledge of Manhattan Project

Remington testified today that he did not know during his time at the war production board that the Manhattan project involved atom bomb development. The commerce department economist, repeatedly denied being a communist, told the House American Activities Committee he first heard of the project in early 1944, believing materials used suggested high octane gasoline.

Ningwwu — Ay Waiiam W Remington War Production Board Commerce Department House American Activities Committee

Tiger skins for sale prompt a buying rush in Sydney

Australian wheat farmer T. J. Carey advertised Indian tiger skins for sale and drew a rush of buyers including a man seeking skins to upholster a new car. Carey represented the rajah of Miraj who sought to sell 100 tiger skins. The piece notes the domestic cat as a descendant of cross bred European and African wildcats.

Sydney T. J. Carey Carey Miraj

Dewey denounces fair deal gambling at New York dinner

Governor Thomas E. Dewey denounces the Truman administration for tolerating spies and traitors in government. He links the fair deal to a gambling scheme in New York state and claims Republicans will strip the people of gains. Rep William F. Pfeiffer calls the Waldorf Astoria event the largest GOP dinner in state history. Fundraisers at $100 per plate raise about $350,000 for the state campaign.

New York Uov Nomas E. Dewey New York State Truman Administration GOP Dewey Kansas City William F. Pfeiffer Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Plane debris found in Baltic near Lithuania

Stockholm reports Aftonbladet found burnt aircraft wreckage in the Baltic Sea off the Lithuanian coast. The debris is linked to a U S Navy privateer patrol plane with 10 men aboard that vanished on April 8.

Stockholm Aftonbladet Baltic Sea

Cullen and Son Win Elkhorn Construction Contract

Washington The Army announced Thursday that J. P. Cullen and Son of Janesville has been awarded an $827,290 contract for bar racks and miscellaneous buildings near Elkhorn. The notice did not specify the building types to be erected.

Elkhorn Joe Washington J. P. Cullen and Son of Janesville

Salvation Army Drive Receipts Reported At Monticello

Frederick S. Voegels chair man reports Monticello drive receipts totaling $292.55 to date for the local Salvation Army fundraiser.

Monticello Frederick S. Voegels Salvation Army Drive

Remarriage Sparks Reno Faculty Reception Mixup

Professor Earl W Sheets 62 of University of Nevada and Melba Alice Bold 41, formerly Milwaukee, wed April 5. A faculty reception was set for Wednesday night but Reno courts divorced them Tuesday. Shortly before the reception, the professor obtained another marriage license and he and his new spouse attended the reception.

Reno Earl W. Sheets University of Nevada Melba Alicebold Milwaukee Sheets

Loans Show Gain At First National

A seasonal decline in deposits and rise in loans and discounts was shown in the April 24 statement of condition by First National Bank to the Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Reserve. Deposits stood at 9,980,215 on April 24 versus 10,591,711 on December 31. Loans totaled 1,912,026 on April 24, up from 1,677,808 at year end.

First National Bank Comptroller of Currency and Federal Reserve First National

Mine rockfall kills two at Home stake shaft

Kuehl, 22, formerly of Sparta, and George Norton Jr., 22, of Lead, were killed when a rock weighing more than two tons fell on them Thursday at the Home stake Mining Co. gold mine in Lead, South Dakota.

Lead S. D Ponalais Kuehl Sparta Homestake Mining Co George Norton, Jr

Married in Rome Mischa Auer Weds Susan Kalish in Private Ceremony

In Rome today the actor Mischa Auer and Miss Susan Kalish of New York were married in a private civil ceremony. The ceremony took place away from public view.

Rome Hollywood Mischa Auer Susanne Kalish New York

Albany Village Board Holds Organizational Meeting

The village board in Albany organized with Frank Steindorf as the new member, replacing Jack Graves whom Steindorf defeated in April. Re-elected officials include Colonel Dixon and Robert Smiley, with hold-over trustees Barton Schesser and Wilber Dehmer. Committees listed with members. Also note Kit Carson chose Taos New Mexico as his permanent home and resides there in a museum.

Frank Steindorf Jack Graves Colonel Dixon Robert Smiley M. L. Barton J. R. Schesser Wilber Dehmer Dehmer Steindorf Smiley Dixon Schesser Barton Relief and Boards of Review Schesser, Smiley Kit Carson Taos, New Mexico

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