May 8 1988 Weather Snippet From Daily Record
Last week records show temperatures with a high of 91 and a low near unspecified value in this brief weather note from the Daily Record.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1949
Page
6
Last week records show temperatures with a high of 91 and a low near unspecified value in this brief weather note from the Daily Record.
Real estate transfer notes show Myron Stair and Ruth M Patterson transferring property in Monroe County. Details reference EOO 8 of NWS of ink 44 and Payne's af4 with Green county as the destination.
Guethen Savin and Lambeley Brosnan are linked to a highway project with route 11 and nearby benchmark 88. Details remain sparse but the names and route numbers anchor the sketchy OCR fragment.
James P Walsh pleads disorderly and faces costs in a court action. The sparse OCR note records a legal entry involving the named individuals and costs.
Obituaries note Mrs Michael A Goodmiller aged 63 of Stockton and Meichtry aged 66, along with Badlingmaier 72 of route 3, last listed on street records in Evansville.
Fragmentary OCR item notes multiple couples with surnames Miller Saxer and Van Me, and dates May 6 7. Text provides only partial names and dates, no event or location details.
Brief notes indicate public meetings on game rules and questionnaires to follow tonight. Details unclear due to damaged text but reference to recommendations and animal welfare considerations appears.
The Argyle PTA appoints Rev Anderson as president for the year. Other officers include Mrs Vernus Nelson and Mrs ry as vicepresident and Mrs Lawrence Steiner as treasurer.
Rebekah and surprises honored Mrs Palmar Wahler and Mr Casper Mayer on their silver wedding anniversaries at a Thursday hall gathering. A double mock wedding, songs by Roy Craigo, Augustine Johnson solo, and a shared lunch for about 45 members, with gifts for the couples.
Multiple brief mentions of people visiting Madison Freeport Monroe and other towns. Names include Evelyn Hartwig Clarence Gilbertson Ann Capelle Edna Bruni Clara Weiss Carl Bollerud Dan Taylor funeral attendance note Amy Zuhlke. Travel and weekend visits involve Hartwig Gilbertson Bruni Weiss/Carl families and dairies across Wisconsin Illinois.
A study highlights fleas leaping with extraordinary power, describing their tail-first travel and landing facing the direction of origin. Researchers discuss propulsion, trajectory, and implications for controlling infestations.
Frederick C Bidlingmaier 30 Cadiz township died 12:30 am today at St Clare hospital after years of ill health and an April 27 surgery. Survived by parents Al and Lena Schumacher Bidlingmaier a sister Mrs Leonard Drye and two brothers Albin and Marvin. Funeral at John s Evangelical and Reform ed church with Rev Paul C Kehle officiating burial Greenwood cemetery. Body at Shriner Neushwander funeral home until 10 am Wednesday then to church.
Jesse White 63 died Friday after a long illness. Services 2 p.m. today at Laether Funeral Home with Rev. Torgney Kleven officiating. Burial in Graceland cemetery. Survived by widow Edith, two sons Leland and Clifford, four daughters Sylvia Belanek Hazel Wenscott Fay Wieneke Wittman, two brothers William Bonnar White, sister Mintie Heath, and 10 grandchildren. Two daughters Mildred Irene and two siblings preceded him.
Pallbearers Thursday at the funeral of Anna Mary Bowman 74 of Stoughton included Stanley Bowman Monticello Marvin Bowman Cecil Bowman Rockford Russell Colden Albany Ralph Colden and Theodore Gaulrapp both of Monroe. Services were held at Stuessy funeral home by Rev Ralph Kofoed with burial in Greenwood.
A rear fender on Charlene Hagemann of Brodhead route 1 was damaged in a collision with Frank Matzke age 87 of 2211 11th street at 1 10 p m Saturday. A right fender on Raymond A Voegely route 2 was damaged in a collision with Wilbert F Bertram route 1 in front of Einbeck's store 2007 6th street at 8 20 p m Saturday.
A new electric organ loaned from Rockford resident Nathan Bast was used at the Methodist church for Mother’s Day services held at the New Comer funeral home. The instrument was installed this morning for the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Joseph J Marnozewicz of Chicago called Saturday on Ray Barth a former Eighth Air Force crewmate in England Marmoze wicz and Barth were gunners aboard a B 17 Fortress in the war years
The auditing committee met today at the county clerk's office. New member Ray T. Silver of Mount Pleasant replaces Lawrence H. Ames of York who moved to Blancheville. Other members are William Hahn of Brodhead and Percy Lichtenwalner of Clarno.
Mrs. Margaret Buehler, who suffered a broken shoulder in a fall, has been hospitalized at St. Clare. Her condition is much improved.
Mrs. Leo V. Koehler departed this morning for a trip to Florida and Cuba. She was joined by Mrs. Esther Phillips of Freeport on the journey.
Mrs Katherine Goecks returns to her residence at 828 10th Street after living with her sons Ernest near Argyle and Herbert H at 803 13th Avenue.
Delbert Wyss and Francis Amans, injured in an automobile crash in Rock County a week ago Saturday, were discharged from Beloit Municipal Hospital. Wyss suffered a broken shoulder and chest bone. Amans had four fractured ribs and a chest bone injury.
A note states Mrs Harold Thurston is employed at Florine's shop.
Mrs. Verna Kubly and Misses Johanna Waelchli and Teresa Saunders report back after a week at the recreation laboratory at Green Lake sponsored by the university extension program.
Edward A. Ninneman left Saturday to join Mrs. Ninneman and their son Robert in Tucson Arizona. They will return here early in June when the school term ends.
John A. Marty returned from Detroit after a six week Chevrolet dealers' school. The event culminated in a banquet for father son dealers. His father Adam Marty attended the dinner and Mrs. Marty accompanied the trip.
The 4 H girls in the home furnishings project will tour local homes to observe paint and wallpaper combos, simple furnishings, and closet arrangements. Miss Mamie Till lema, the county home agent, will accompany the group. Twenty three girls are enrolled in the project.
Monaco reports the death of Prince Louis II at age 78 after years of illness. He led Monaco since 1922, shaping the small principality's history and reign.
Five Illinois residents charged in justice court after molesting a woman on the street and threatening a filling station owner. Norsworthy led the group and received a higher fine. All five were arrested in Brodhead by Monroe police and fined $25 to $30 plus costs.
Miss Jane Smythe daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Smythe of Madison and Urban Johnson son of Mr and Mrs O N Johnson of 618 20th Avenue announce their engagement Miss Smythe a three year college student and laboratory technician in Madison and Mr Johnson a senior in engineering at the University of Wisconsin plan a wedding on June 19.
Miss Muriel Chandler a United Airlines stewardess leaves Brooklyn on a two week vacation visiting Welsh relatives of her mother in Britain and Europe. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Sheldon Chandler and is based in San Francisco.
Home economics classes at South Wayne High School stage a style show Friday at 1 30 p m in the gymnasium. Students model garments made during the school year under the supervision of Miss Margaret Fischer the home economics teacher.
Albany youngsters began early swimming along Sugar River but recent cool days have curtailed their activities this year.
The case of Harry McCulley charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated has been postponed for the sixth time. He was due in county court before Judge Harold J. Lamboley, with a new action time expected this afternoon. The delay dates back to April 8 and extended through April 22 23 25 May 2 and today. McCulley was arrested by State traffic police during a weight limit check and handed over to Monroe Officer Nathan F Burgy after arrest by Capt. Preston McEvoy and Officer Fenske.
Elected by veterans Elmer Briesmeister of South Milwaukee was named state commander of the Catholic War Veterans at the annual convention. Rev Erwin Van Handel of Madison was named chaplain and Al Stoegbauer of Appleton was chosen treasurer.
4 H foods leaders met at the Normal school to plan demonstrations and a local project meeting. Miss Mamie Tillema led lessons on meats and protein with braising roasting and frying. attendees included residents from Oakley Juda Decatur Jefferson Monticello Browntown and Spring Grove.
Mr and Mrs Carl Fransen and their son Alton will depart next Monday for Sweden to visit Fransen's brother and two sisters in Westergotland. The trip marks his first homeland visit in 33 years.
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