Weather outlook with frost and warmth across regions
Fair tonight and Wednesday with warmer readings in the southeast portion. Frost and freezing temperatures are expected in the north and central areas tonight. Temperatures rose to 54 degrees by 3 PM at the station since yesterday. Barometer readings show 28.50 this morning and 29.60 this afternoon. The warmest spot in the U S yesterday was Abilene Texas at 99 degrees while Duluth Minnesota recorded 27 degrees.
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Siacency
U. S
Abilene
Tex
Duluth
Minn
Ration Stamp Details for Book 4 Deadlines
Information outlines use and validity of blue and red ration stamps in Book 4. It lists eligible items including cheese evaporated milk lard shortening salad oil and waste fat and specifies period through which coupons remain valid plus book and coupon codes.
Reynolds Estate Probate Names Executrix Mabel Reynolds
Mabel Reynolds named executrix of the estate of Eli C. Reynolds who died April 11 in Cadiz. Heirs include Mabel Reynolds of Monroe route 1, three sons Albert Reynolds, Robert Reynolds, and Earl Reynolds of Monroe route 1, Union Grove, and daughter Dorothy Kenniston of Monroe route 4. Appraisers listed as F. F. Hartwig and Harry C. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Reynolds
Eli C. Reynolds
Cadiz
Monroe
Route 1
Albert Reynolds
Robert Reynolds
Earl Reynolds
Union Grove
Dorothy Kenniston
F. F. Hartwig
Harry C. Young
Administratrix Ida Smout Named for Ellen Lockwood Estate
Administratrix Ida Smout of Albany named for Ellen Lockwood estate who died February 19 1945. Heirs include daughter Ida Smout Albany three granddaughters Arlene Mavis Marengo Ina Smout Mahoney and Margie Schlater Schwartz and two grandsons Roy Slater Beloit and Nelson Smout in military service. Great grandchildren Barbara Ann Smout and Roy Wheaton. Appraisers listed are M L Barton Bert Ketter and Edward Killingstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Smout
Ellen Lockwood
Albany
Arlene Mavis
Marengo
Ill
Ina Smout Mahoney
Milwaukee
Margie Schlater Schwartz
Elgin
Roy Slater
Beloit
Nelson Smout
Barbara Ann Sm
Keehn Heirs Appoint Executor for William Keehn Estate
Clarence Keehn of Brooklyn named executor of the William Keehn estate who died May 4 1945. Heirs include son Clarence Keehn of Brooklyn and daughter Ava.
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Keehn
Clarence Keehn
Township of
Brooklyn
William Keehn
Ava
Marty Estate Names Rosa Zunkehr Administratrix
Rosa Zunkehr named administratrix of the John C. Marty estate in New Glarus. Heirs listed include Rosa Zunkehr, John E. Marty, Bertha M. Zunkehr and Fred H. Marty with residences in New Glarus, Madison, and Monticello. John C. Marty died April 28.
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Marty
Rosa Zunkehr
John C. Marty
New Glarus
New Glerus
John E. Marty
Madison
Bertha M. Zunkehr
Fred H. Marty
Monticello
Real Estate Transfers In Decatur and Dayton
Transfers list parcels from John H. Elmer deceased via executor to Louisa W. Elmer totaling 143 acres in Decatur township. Minnie Voegels sells parcels 4 5 6 and 7 in block 10 village of Dayton to Gottfried Stegmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Elmer
Louisa W. Elmer
Decatur Township
Minnie Voegels
Gottfried Stegmann
Bik
Dayton
Furniss Couple Welcomes Son At St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert K Furniss of Beloit welcomed a son on May 14 at St Clare Hospital.
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St. Clare Hospital
Robert K. Furniss
Beloit
Surgical Dismissals List From Madison Area
Surgical: Hosea Sandrich Belleville Mrs Orville Grenn Evansville Mrs James Mc Ulysses Johnson Blancharaville Mrs Herbert Brodhead John Eberle Warren Ti Howlett Beloit Mrs Henry W Burmeister Gratiot Nellie Freidli Monticello Dismissals: Grace Jeglum Mrs Edward Aeschliman and infant Mrs Herbert Anderegg Mrs Paul Elmer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosea Sandrich
Belleville
Orville Grennwelt
Evansville
James Mc
Ulysses Johnson
Blancharaville
Herbert Brodhead
John Eberle
Warren
Howlett
Beloit
Henry W. Burmeister
Gratiot
Nellie Freidli
Monticello
Grace Jeglum
Edward Aeschliman
Infant
Herbert Anderegg
Paul Elmer
Miriam B Theiler Named New Editor of Baraboo News
Miriam B Theiler is named new editor of the Badger Ordnance News at the Hercules Powder Plant in Baraboo, succeeding Elizabeth Wimmer. The University of Wisconsin journalism graduate in 1943 will also assist in the publicity department and previously edited the plant newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam B. Theiler
Baraboo
Madison
Elizabeth Wimmer
Badger Ordnance News
Miss Theiler
University of Te School of Journalism
Coranto
Theta Sigma Phi
A. J. Theiler
New Glarus
The
Post
Wisconsin State Journal
End of German War Tactics in Europe and Surrender
The account traces final Allied advances across Europe with the German forces collapsing in the west first before the overall defeat. It notes Eisenhower’s cautious predictions and revisions, the surrender momentum after resistance collapsed in the final stages, and the broader outcome as Germany was overrun.
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Rome
Wehrmacht
Rhine
Oder
Germany
Eisenhower
Africa
France
Hitler
Fewer Bigger Farms Reported in Green County
Green County shows 2308 farms in the 1945 census preliminary results down from 2439 in 1940 and 2478 in 1935. Total farm land 363048 acres with an average farm size of 157 acres. Final counts will be issued by the Bureau of the Census.
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Madison
Green County
Marvin E. Smithback
Wisconsin
Smithback
Bureau of the Census
Washington
Oak Leaf Cluster Awarded to Maj Pickett for Leyte Operations
Maj. Cloyd W. Pickett infantry officer receives the oak leaf cluster for meritorious achievement during Leyte Philippine operations from Nov 16 1944 to Jan 2. Citation notes his role as regimental supply officer organizing all means of supply under adverse weather and nearly impassable roads. He has been overseas with Company K Red Arrow division for over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd W. Pickett
Leyte
Philippine
Pickett
Piett
Co. K
Red Arrow Division
Opening Golf Club Party at Monroe Country Club
The Monroe Country Club hosts a stag opening party on Thursday with members and out-of-town guests competing for low net and putts in the afternoon. Dinner will be served 6 to 8 by reservation, with signup required by tomorrow.
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Monroe Country Club
Personal mentions fill region with visits and travels
The item records numerous social notes from Niles to Monroe including Henry C. Marty in Monticello as a Monroe caller and Mrs. Earl Stricker in Durand visiting Mrs. Iva Denney. It lists several visits by residents to Freeport Beloit Great Lakes Madison South Wayne Shawano and other towns with family travels and military assignments noted.
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Niles
Henry C. Marty
Monticello
Monroe
Earl Stricker
Durand
Iva Denney
Kenneth Hanson
Blanchardville
Sigfried Wilhelmson
Argyle
H. A. Lewis
The
Industrial Commission
Madison
Herbert T. Johnson
South Wayne
Will Ru
Barbara Jean
Fredi
Henry Schadewaldt
Dakota, Jr
Maywood
Rena Hanson
I . Emery Cam
Edna Campbell
Albert Bergmann
Richard Lee
Jean Ann
Winslow
Carl Schlittler
John Steinman
Clarno
Burton Lynch, Jr
Milwaukee
Marquette University School of Dentistry
B. H. Lynch
Elwood Fritz
Louisville
Pvt
Fort Knox
William Herbert
Harlow Rinehardt
Dennis
la Salle
Hermnn Monte
Interesting Items From The Evening Times Files May 15 1935
Items include a $20,000 highway shop project approved by the county board and notes on local student achievements. Violinist Leiser, a seventh grader, wins district and state contests and enters a national tournament. Little Theater elects officers with Mrs. Schindler as vice president and Miss Glauser secretary. Jacob Steffen becomes treasurer as new officers prepare to elect a president to replace Walter Garness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Alread Leiser
Little Theater
John A. Schindler
Helena Glauser
Jacob Steffen
Walter A. Garness
Andrew Westgard
Pythian Sisters
Brodhead
Willis Ludlow
Evelyn C. Ludlow
Rolland R. Etter
Dorothy Selckee
Ger
Lawrence Stauffacher
Ralph Deal
Irvin Rammien
Emmett Norton
Ben Kubly
Raymond Voegeli
Emil Waelt
Government Cuts Anthracite Deliveries in 12 States
Interior Secretary Ickes barred anthracite shipments to any user with more than five days of solid fuel on hand in twelve eastern states. The move comes amid stalled wage talks as miners struck May 1 and the government seized the mines on May 3. Senator McKellar and Stewart condemned Lilienthal but will not urge rejection. Hill predicts confirmation as committee favors it 13 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
TVA
Comin
Tennessee
David Lilienthal
McKellar
Stewart
Lilienthal
Senate
Hill
Ala
Legislation Splits Rural Electrification Agency Moves Forward
Senate backs the plan to detach the Rural Electrification Administration from the Agriculture Department and provides 600 million dollars for a three year program as it moves to the House. The State Department reveals planned reductions in lend lease shipments to Russia citing essential Soviet needs and competing demands. British Foreign Secretary Eden says he has no idea when Truman will meet with Stalin and Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Electrification Administration
Agriculture Department
House
Senate
State Department
Russia
Anthony Eden
Truman
Stalin
Churchill
Darlington Priest Elevated to Monsignor in Holy Rosary Church
Rev. Bernard E. Doyle of Darlington was elevated to monsignor during investiture rites at Holy Rosary Catholic Church. The event drew about 2,000 attendees at a reception in the high school gym. Present were several fellow clergy and local officials as Rev. Doyle received the purple robes from Rev. J. J. Gavin and expressed thanks to the congregation. The Vatican named Monsignor William R. Arnold of Fort Wayne as titular bishop of Focea and delegate for the military vicariate in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. Doyle
Darlington
Doyle
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
J. J. Gavin
St. Phillip’s Church
Soldiers Grove
L. Paschal Hirt
la Crosse
Fatheriie
F. X. Gray
Immaculate Conception Church
Kendalltown
A. J. Young
Holy Rosary Church
J. J. Sheridan
Elroy
J. C. Holland
F. L. McDonnell
Mineral Point
E. C
Vatican City
William R. Arnold
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pius XII
Focea
United States
Honor Mothers at Sue Vincent Tri-Hi-Y Banquet
The Sue Vincent chapter of Tri-Hi-Y honored mothers at a Mother-Daughter banquet held last evening at 6 o clock in the Methodist church. Twenty-
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Sue Vincent
Tri-Hi-Y
Five Mothers and Daughters Attend Skit for Miss Hesse
A program committee presented a skit featuring five mothers and daughters in honor of Miss Mary Ellen Hesse approaching marriage. The audience witnessed gifts given to the leader amid celebratory mood.
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Mary Ellen Hesse
Mother-Daughter Dinner at Union Church
The Union Presbyterian church hosted a mother-daughter dinner with about 75 attendees. A program followed the meal featuring singing, a flute solo by Donna Lois Olson, piano by Sandra Haworth, readings, and various recitations by Sunday school girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian Church
John Ivey
Harold S. Haworth
Mabel Blumer
H. S. Haworth
Sandra Haworth
Donna Lois Olson
Priscilla Kohli
Brownie Troop 1
J. C. Penn
Fred L. Kohli
Lester Bishop
Roy Schultz
Emma Kiel
Ralph Schalt
Eldora Eicholtz
Immanuel Family Night Sponsored by Eva Spreng Circle
Immanuel Evangelical church held a family night with a picnic supper and entertainment. Allan F. Barnard directed the church orchestra, Henry Kundert led singing, and Miss Joanne Solomon toasted mothers with Mrs. Solomon responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Family
Eva Spreng
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Allan F. Barnard
Henry Kundert
Joanne Solomon
Peter S. Solomon
Dick Kundert
Virginia Kraus
Virgil A. Stauffacher
Sally Ruef
Nancy Houser
Ruggles
C. Fred Miller
John Wagner
Matt Geigel
Glen Stauffacher
Unicorn and the Fish presented by local quartet
The largest family present enjoyed a performance featuring Marian Dieckhoff Jo Ann Elmer Carla Mueller Kathryn Janet Kraus and Jean Marie Rabehl playing woodwinds with a short B flat clarinet quintet. Mrs Dorothy Cullen directed the play Unicorn and the Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Dieckhoff
Jo- Ann Elmer
Carla Mueller
Kathryn Janet Kraus
Jean Marie Rabehl
Dorothy Cullen
Mrs C W Wainwright Hosts Nobes Family Reunion
Mrs C W Wainwright and sister Mrs Charles Pittsley of Freeport met Mr and Mrs Clifford Nobes in Chicago. The Nobes couple and their two daughters, once interned by the Japanese for three years, were freed and became friends with Cpl Robert Pittsley in the Philippines. They sent a telegram to Mr and Mrs Charles Pittsley in California announcing their arrival in Chicago.
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Ilome
China
C. W. Wainwright
Charles Pittsley
Freeport
Chicago
Clifford Nobes
Nobes
Cpl
Robert Pittsley
Philippines
Corporal Pittsley
Charlies Pittsley
California
Haack Family Attends South Wisconsin Synod Conference
To Milwaukee Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Haack with Mr. and Mrs. John Thomann of Warren Indiana traveled to Milwaukee to represent Browntown parish at the sixth annual conference of the South Wisconsin Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church held at Tabor Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
J. L. Haack
John Thomann
Warren, Ir
Browntown
South Wisconsin Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Tabor Evangelical Church
Badger Motors Redecorates Showroom On 11th Street
Badger Motors at 1408 11th Street completes spring housecleaning with a fresh interior. Walls now wear a soft spring green with light trim and a maroon floor. Owner William Greub leads the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Motors
11Th Street
William Greub
Monroe Townsend Club No 1 Meets at Moose Hall
The Monroe Townsend club No. 1 met in Moose hall on Monday evening. The event began with a potluck supper at 6 30 followed by a social and business session. Several new members were admitted and the next meeting is set for May 28.
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Monroe Townsend Club No
Moose Hall
Monroe City Council Tonight Sets Meeting Agenda
City of Monroe plans a council session this evening with council members and city manager on the agenda. Officials will discuss local issues, vote on proposals, and hear brief public comments.
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Monroe City
City Council to Meet Tonight on Ordnance Change
The council will meet at 7 30 PM in City Hall. The session includes a vote to eliminate the city engineer position and create the superintendent of public works role.
Heitz Brother Is Surgical Patient At St Anthony’s
Gary Heitz of Rockford, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heitz and former Monroe residents, is a surgical patient at St Anthony’s Hospital in Rockford.
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Rockford Hospital
Gary Heitz
Lawrence Heitz
Rockford
Monroe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Two Monroe Homes Quarantined Over Scarlet Fever Signs
Two homes in Monroe have been placarded with scarlet fever warnings marking the first reported cases of the year. Local health officials moved quickly to isolate the residences and prevent spread.
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Monroe
Cloyd Adams Dies in Redondo Beach California
Mrs. Volney Morton relayed word of the death of Cloyd Adams at Redondo Beach California. He is survived by his wife and two children. The Adams family, once in Monroe, is well known, with Americus Adams as his father. The family moved from Monroe to Iowa then to California over 30 years ago.
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Volney Morton
Cloyd Adams
Redona Beach
Calif
Adams
Monroe
Americus Adams
Iowa
California
Tom Neal
Morton
Savory Pinch Elevates Scrambled Eggs
A simple kitchen tip suggests adding a pinch of savory to scrambled eggs to boost aroma and flavor. The technique emphasizes minimal ingredients for a quick, richer breakfast.
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Daily Record
Tureday
Iaca Cpr
Auneanenene
Maj. Pickett
Evening Times
Bernard Doyle
Monsignor Bank
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
Masonic Hall
Masonic Temple
St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Sons and Daughters of Star
Order
Robert G. Rote
Edwin W. Schuetze
Fred J. Bolender
Margaret Baker
Helen Cass
Earl R. Johnson
O. N. Johnson
Ray T. Bast
Ralph H. Wenger
Bruce M. Blum
T. F. Ransdell
Zenno A. Gorder
Louis H. Kohli
Jerry Jacobs
Diane Vis
Freddy Bill Ainsworth
Sally and
Sue Wenger
Judith Anne Holland
Leon Schmidt
Union Church
W. R. Whittenbaugh
Madison, Wis
Beltone
Eugene Hotel
Byai
Maxine
America
Kundert Shoe Store
Redondo Beach
Londonderry
Howerd $T
San Francisco
Riversides
Montgomery Ward
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