Monticello Residents Fined For Vehicle Violations
Walter Sparks of Clinton arraigned on operating a vehicle without owner consent. Frank Boeck and Darlene Boeck of Monticello cited for unauthorized minor driving. each fined $5 and costs. Judge Harold J. Lamboley presiding. Walter Sparks did not enter a plea. Paul Voegels of Monticello named by the judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boeck
Monticello
Harold J. Lamboley
Darlene Boeck
Walter Sparks
Clinton
Paul Voegels
Monticel
Harold J
Justice cases list from Monroe court
Justice Vormann Arumpy of Monroe fined for drunken disorderly conduct with $15 and costs. Justice L A Koenig. Eugene L Martin of Monroe fined $10 and costs for driving on city property. In Koenig's court, Erwi DeVoe bartender at Grossen's tavern and John Brunner owner of the Junction House west of Monroe were bound over to county court on charges of selling intoxicating liquor to minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorman
Monroe
Justice L. A. Koenig
Eugene L. Martin
L. A. Koenig
Erwi DeVoe
Grossen's
John Brunner
Junction House
Marriage Licenses and Birth Announcements in Monroe Area
Marriage licenses issued to David Karlen Bennett and Irene Elizabeth Hendrickson, both of Monroe. Birth notices list a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harold Carpenter of Darlington on May 13, a son to Mr and Mrs Louis FP Janice on May 13, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson of Browntown on May 12, and a son to Mr and Mrs Hartel Jorgen of Argyle on May 12. Mrs Julia Stavedah, 72, of Brodhead is reported dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Karlen Bennett
Irene Elizabeth Hendrickson
Monroe
M.clare Hospital
Harold Carpenter
Darlington
Louis FP
Janice
6Th Street
Edward Robinson
Browntown
Hartel Jorgenson
Argyle
Surgical Dismissals At St Clare Hospital List
The St Clare Hospital docket lists surgeries including tonsillectomies for Edward Sreenan Be joit Mrs Fred Beblert Juda Pauline Gerber 2214 13th street Mrs Oscar Erickson 1108 14th avenue Mrs Raymond Reents Janesville Mrs Kenneth Stuart 707 20th avenue Herbert Wooster Cala Tonsillectomy William Ri ta Mulligan 1116 18th avenue Karen Leone Bregenzer 702 16th avenue and dismissals Gottfred Waelti Mrs Ella Gemgeler Mrs Emery Miller Mrs Paul Wuethrich Frank Ellis Gary Penniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sreenan
Bejoit
Fred Beblert
Juda
Pauline Gerber
13Th Street
Oscar Erickson
14Th Avenue
Raymond Reents
Janesville
Kenneth Stuart
20Th Avenue
Herbert Wooster
Cala
William and Rita Mulligan
18Th Avenue
Karen Leone Bregenzer
16Th Avenue
Gottfred — Waelti
Ella Gemgeler
Emery Miller
Paul Wuethrich
Frank Ellis
Gary Penniston
Mountain Names Stir Up Discussion
Denver readers remark on baby naming after Walt Mountain family choose Rocky for a first child and Sierra for a hoped for girl with a second son later named Sandy amid jokes and suggestions such as Candy Ozark High Red Stoney and Happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Walt Mountain
Rocky
Sierra
Sandy
Mrs. Julia Stavedahl Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Julia Stavedahl 72, of Brodhead, died at home after a three week hospitalization. Born Oct 4 1874 in Spring Valley township Rock County she was formerly Julia Keesey. Survived by son Charles Rochester Ind sister Miss Sarah Keesey Brodhead brothers Albert Andrew Edward Henry and others and four grandchildren. Funeral 1 30 p m Thursday Ever son funeral home and 3 p m East Luther Valley Church with Rev M S Lewis officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Stavedahl
Spring Valley Township
Rock County
Julia Keesey
Keesey
Sever Stevedahl
Spring Valley
Charles
Rochester
Ind
Sarah Keesey
Brodhead
Albert Keesey
Swiss-born Monticello woman dies at 73
Elisa Steiger Zeller of Monticello died after a three day illness at age 73 in Exeter township. Born July 9 1873 in Herisan Appenzell Switzerland she married John Zeller in 1900 and later moved to Monticello. Survivors include sons Werner and Walter and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Times
John Zeller
Walter Zeller
Exeter Township
Switzerland
Elisa Steiger
Elisa Kundig
Martin Steiger
Herisan Ct
Appenzell
America
New Glasus
Werner
California
Walter
Ruth
Reynold Zeller
John Jr
Arnold
Zeller
Zwingli Evangelical ‘and Reformed Church
Voegeli Funeral ‘Home
State Polio Forecast Unclear As Wisconsin Sees High Plague
Dr H M Guilford head of the preventable disease section told the third annual polio preparedness conference that no firm predictions can be made on polio prevalence this summer. He noted 1 271 Wisconsin cases last year the highest on record and cited Lake Michigan shore areas as worst hit while Minnesota influence extended to western Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Guilford
State Board of Health
State Board
National Foundation For
Lake Michigan
Manitowoc
Minnesota
Guilford
Personal Mention From Monroe and Nearby Towns
Sunday and weekend visits fill local scenes as residents travel to Rockford Argyle Milwaukee and Madison. Numerous visits include Mr. and Mrs. L H Beto Lena, Mrs. Spencer McGinley Jordan shopper, Miss Gladys Lowry Janesville, Dr. Raymond C Howe Columbus, and Miss Rosemarie Johnson Blanchardville. Also notices of engraving services and graduates cards offered by The Times office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Charles Deininger
Rockford
Albert H. Stoldt
Argyle
Times
L. H. Beto
Lena
Gladys Lowry
Janesville
Monroe
Spencer McGinley
Jordan
Maude Trickel
Marshaltown
Rex Eyler
Freeport
Arthur P. Stauffacher
Milwaukee
Marshall Stauffacher
Charles O'Rourke
Donna
John Clark
Frank Gallagher
St. Clare Hospital
Brewster Wise
Mollie Becker
Raymond C. Howe
Columbus
J. W. Howe
Rosemarie Johnson
Henry Johnson
Blanchardville
Times Office
Albert Holtz
Belmont
Herman Lentz
Orangevil
Paul Gehrke
Mike Menehan
Nicaard Schoonover
R. H. Schoonover
Sidonius Pokorny
Kane
Oswald Keller
Brodhead
Cleora Ritter
Evelyn Schindler
William Pagel
Monticello
Kathleen
Kenneth Lovell
Madison
Shirley Tollefson
Mollie B. Tollefson
Arthur
Nell Burgi
Werner Haur
Grace
Lourie
Dorothy Haur
John Pengra
Eugene Ryan
Chicago
Katherine Ryan
M. J. Knight
Ben Helmeid
Walter Derendinger
Wiola
Clayton Helmeid
Edgerton
Wilbert Rose
Franklin
John Burri
Jean
Jackie
Wilbur Burri
South Wayne
Bever Leiser
Monroe visitors and weekend guests listed
A roundup of social visits includes Mr. and Mrs. George Legler with children from Cuba City visiting Mrs. Jaye Doyle, and Robert Rosa, a Madison university student, weekending with his parents in Monroe. The note also mentions moves by Don Huddleston and E O Evans, and a Sunday gathering at the Roy Conway house with relatives from Chicago, Janesville, Monroe, and Tomah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoville
Monroe
George Legler
Cuba City
Jaye Doyle
Milton Wischoff
Elaine
Oregon
Paul Knoll
Robert Rosa
Madison
E. B. Rosa
Harry B. Ly
Virgil ‘Gavigan
Sandra
Robert Gavigan
Janesville
Frank Flannery
Social Events Highlight Grace Lutheran Missionary Society
The Grace Lutheran girls led by Mrs. Sam Boyd met at the Ludlow hotel with Miss Odell Monte hosting. Marilyn Due presented the topic Devotions in Japan as games and refreshments followed.
German Court Convicts Schacht In Denazification Trial
German denazification court convicts Hjalmar Schacht, once Nazi finance minister and Reichsbank president, of major offenses. He is sentenced to eight years, with two years already served, and faces confiscation of wealth and loss of civil rights including electoral rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Hjalmar Schacht
Nuernberg
Fritz Lenz
reichs-_ bank
Schacht
Schaent
Y W C A members active in Browntown and Union area
Lillian Krebs and other Brown town and South Wayne participants were active in Y W C A work during the school year and helped plan a fall school breakfast. California visitors Martin Meichtry and family stay with John Meichtry in Monroe. Rodney Kittelsen spoke to Brodhead Tri Hi Y on treason and espionage. Dr Kenneth B McDonough discussed rheumatic fever at Green County Medical Society dinner. Lt Col William Tollefson now in Guam as fiscal director. wife to join in July. H Otto Elmer interviewed on dairy herd improvement program. John Aeschlimann visits Monroe on way home to San Francisco. Charles Perrigo hospitalized after heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Hi
Espion- Rodney Kittelsen
Monroe
Brodhead High School
Tri-Hi-Y
Brodhead School
FBI
T. F. Ransdell
Medical Society
Kenneth B. McDonough
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine
Green County Medical Society
Monroe Hotel
Guam
William Tollefson
Japan
Tollefson
Ft. Belvoir
Col Tollefson
Mollie B. Tollefson
H. Otto Elmer
York Township
E. O. Baker
WHA
Madison
LaFollette Contenders for Greek Aid Post Amid Rumors
Truman weighs Donald M. Nelson Robert M. LaFollette or Mark Ethridge to administer 40 million dollars for Greece and Turkey. Some senators doubt Ethridge would accept and opposition to LaFollette from labor unions linked to communists is noted. A separate line remarks a cedar's growth takes 150 years for pole use and southern pine 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Capitol
Donald M. Nelson
Robert M. LaFollette
Mark F. Ethridge
Greece
Turkey
Etheridge
Nelson
War Production Board
Roosevelt
China
LaFollette
Progressive Party
Wisconsin
Sowing Wheat by Air At Apethorpe Plans Big Harvest
T. W. Tomkins the flying farmer with 6000 acres at Apethorpe Northamptonshire plans to sow wheat from a twin engined plane at 75 mph and 50 feet after five flights wind distributing seed. A tractor will finish the work. If successful he will sweep neighboring fields to curb frost damage claimed at 200000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Tomkins
Apethorpe
Northamptonshire
Tomkins
Returns From California Visitor Heads Home
Condition is serious according to his son Gladwyn Perrigo. Returns from California Mrs. R. H. Schoonover has returned to Monroe after spending two months visiting her brother W. E. Babler in Claremont, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwyn Perrigo
California
R. H. Schoonover
Monroe
W. E. Babler
Claremont
Calif
Black Market Puts Bite on Teeth in Berlin
Berlin reports a sharp rise in dental costs as gypsum and other materials fetch high black market prices, driven by postwar shortages in the British zone. Dentists, fewer in number after the war, turn away sick fund patients in favor of private payers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
U S and Mexico Sign Fifty Million Dollar Stabilization Pact
Washington and Mexico City announced a fifty million dollar stabilization agreement to support the dollar peso rate. The U S will buy fifty million dollars in Mexican pesos over four years starting July 1, during President Aleman’s U S visit. The pact extends the 1941 stabilization agreement and was signed by Secretary Snyder and Ambassador Espinosa de los Monteros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
U. S
Aleman
Secretary of Treasury
John W. Snyder
Antonio Espinosa de Los Monteros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Record
Julia Stavedah
John Martin
Rhinelander
Mississippi
North Side
Noah
Ark
Omer
Mmner
Monroe Lumber & Fuel
Carrie Eichstadt
Louis B. Stauffacher
Reeve Bokemeier
Clara Theiler
Walter Day
Eichstadt
Miss Theiler
Floyd Matzke
Aid Society
Aid Society of
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fred Wittner
12Th Street
Missionary Circle
Union Presbyterian Church
Mamie Bleiler
30Th Avenue
Lillian Krebs
Wayne, St
ruMevine College
Producers’ Association
Associaton
White Block
Martin Meichtry
Tommie
Albert Meichtry
Pacoima
John Meichtry
John Aeschlimann
Florida
San Francisco
Aeschlimann
Ludlow
Charles Perrigo
Monroe and Argyle
Mercy Hospital
Iene
Black Market
Wagner
U.S
Rinses
Rel
Bauman
Bendix Home Laundry
Ace
Monroe Shoe Store
Friedman
Shelby
Red Goose Shoes
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