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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
6
Ration Stamp Validity Notes for Book 4
List outlines stamp types with validity windows for Y Z A B C D E J H L M N T X Y A Cc and shoe stamps. Includes canned and bottled goods, oils, sugar, and heating-season notes with dates through June July and August.
Marriage Licenses Issued For Local Couples
Lawrence C Brandt of Brodhead and Lucille L Howard of Brodhead. David H Patton of Rockford and Ruth A Petersen of Monroe were issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Christopher Brandt
Brodhead
Lucille Louise Howard
David Henry Patton
Rockford
Ruth Arlene Petersen
Monroe
Estates Probated for Augusta Gar Browntown
The will of Mrs Augusta Gar Browntown is admitted to probate with Robert Franz Darlington named executor. The bulk of the 12000 dollar estate goes to her brother William Garbitz Browntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Gar- Browntown
Robert Franz
Darlington
William Garbitz
Browntown
Justice Cases Promptly Processed in Local Court
Stanley R. Huffman paid a $5 fine plus costs for reckless driving in the justice court last night. Clifford Klitzman of Brooklyn was released on $500 bond by Justice F. Earl Lamboley and ordered to appear for a hearing June 1 at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley R. Huffman
Justice Court
New Girl
Clifford Klitzman
Brooklyn
F. Earl Lamboley
Klitzman
Deaths of Warren Klingbeil Scharer Named
Walter S. Warren 79 of South Wayne Mrs Emil Klingbeil 81 of Brad Louis J Scharer 68 of Rib Lake are listed among recent deaths with brief hometowns and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Warren
South Wayne
Emil Klingbeil
Brad Louis J. Scharer
Rib Lake
St. Clare Hospital Keen Judo and Dismissals List
The clerk lists individuals connected to St. Clare Hospital Keen Judo and related medical matters. Names include Betty Ann Blum Monroe route 4 Mr and Mrs John F Cullen Brooklyn route 1 Mrs Edward Utzig Janesville Max Hart Beloit Rev P C Doyle Yazoo City Miss Albert Jegeriehner South Wayne and a set of dismissals: Thomas Zuhike Mrs Gustave Kern Mrs Francis E Biggs Nellie Freidli Mrs Fred Mahtkuch Harold Niles Glen Greenwood Mrs Richard Mc Grath Mrs Henry Sthild.
Lemon Reamer Used for Onions Juices Squeeze
A kitchen task article notes using a lemon reamer to extract juice from onions. It suggests the tool speeds pressing and reduces waste, offering a simple method for quick onion juice preparation.
Nazi Prisoners Now Help Allies
Paris reports Allied use of German prisoners to speed redeployment of forces and equipment for the Pacific and Far East. Thousands toil under guards in crates, road repair, and port support as Europe’s rebuilding and farming efforts loom, with Germany’s future labor reparations likely to continue for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ja Pe
Pacific
Far East
Atlan Ports
Europe
Russia
Britain
France
St. Pation
Germany
Reich
Williams 54 Found Dead at Browntown Farm Home
Wilbur Williams age 54 was found dead from gunshot wounds in the barn yard of his Browntown area farm home. His wife Merelyn and son returned from another Williams farm and discovered him. Coroner Herman A. Stuessy and Lafayette county authorities investigated. no inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Williams
Browntown
Merelyn
Williams
Mr. Williams
Herman A. Stuessy
Lafayette County
Lewis T Wahl, 72, dies at Blanchardville home
Lewis T Wahl, lifelong York township resident, Green county, died at his Blanchardville home after three years of illness. Born April 9, 1873, he married Clara Olson in 1894 and worked as a carpenter then dairy farmer. Survived by wife, four sons, four daughters, four brothers, two sisters, many grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in the Wahl home and 2 p.m. at Blanchardville Lutheran Church with burial in Adams Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Lewis T. Wahl
York Township
Green County
Thomas
Karen Wahl
Clara Helmina Olson
Buffalo
Wahl
Guy
Lorraine
Iren
Blancharville
Bennie
Hazel Green
Frank Strommen
Argyle
Amos Syse
Chester Hanson
John
Anton
Christ
W. J. Robb
Albert Mellom
Arena
Lutheran Church
Saw Mill Cheese Company
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Saether Funeral
Martin J. Sheen Wich Amlehate
Adams Lutheran Cemetery
Personal Mention Plumbing Niles Madison Visitors
A Madison visit touches many locals as Steve Burns spends the day in Madison. Mrs. David Menzies of Chicago visits here while Miss Dorothy Brennecke is seen in Rockford. Others include Gordon Helland Juda, Mrs. Harvey Elmer from Monticello, C. H. Allison Orangeville in Monroe, Miss Dorothy McCaulley Madison visiting at home, Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers Juda in the city, Harold Deininger Southern in Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trumpy with Mrs. Rose DeVoe from Clarno. Mrs. Werner Blum returns from Green Bay visiting her daughter. The Mays and Taylors entertain Marilyn Mayer from Browntown after visiting her grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Steve Burns
Madison
David Menzies
Chicago
L. Schindler
Insurance
Dorothy Brennecke
Rockford
Gordon Helland
Juda
Harvey Elmer
Monticello
C. H. Allison
Orangeville
Monroe
Dorothy McCaulley
William Chambers
Harold Deininger
Souther
Alfred Trumpy
Rose DeVoe
Clarno
Werner Blum
Green Bay
L. H. Andrews
Ira Mayer
Marilyn
Browntown
Casper Mayer
South Wayne
Sugar Shortage Hits U S Foods As War Restricts Rations
Sugar supplies fall sharply with 1945 civilian allocs forecast at about 5 million tons a year. Industrial users face big cuts, baking, ice cream and candy production down. Cuba drought slashes the cane crop by 600 000 to 700 000 tons, worsening the famine outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Hubbard
United States
Ody H. Lamborn
Lamborn and Company
Ralph Ward
American Bakers Association
Cuba
Heat on finish of Parley to seal 11 member council
In San Francisco talks, conference committees push to finish the peace league charter within about three weeks. The United Nations setup aims for an 11 member security council and a general assembly limited to debating and advising. Russia slow to respond may trigger regional defense provisions. Andrei Gromyko sent Moscow instructions on the plan, signaling potential questions about self defense in regional security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dumbarton Oaks
Security Council
General Assembly
Conference Committee
Russia
Moscow
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Germany
Louis J. Scharer 68 Dies in Rib Lake Wisconsin
Louis J. Scharer of Rib Lake aged 68 died at home from a heart attack. He operated a Rib Lake restaurant and tavern for 24 years and was born in Monroe April 17 1877. He married Helen Schutt in Chicago on February 10 1899 and moved to Rib Lake in 1921. He is survived by his wife two sons James and Charles two brothers Edward Milton and two sisters Mrs Spencer Bowen and Mrs Jessie Woelfing. The body arrives tonight at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with services arranged for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Scharer
Rib Lake
Wis
Monroe
James Scharer
Monroe School
Helen Schutt
Chicago
James
Verona
Charles
Edward
Milton
Seattle
Wash
Spencer Bowen
Jessie Woelfing
Brodhead
John
Carrie Burgy
Martha Dalton
Addie Carroll
Adams
Shriner- Neushwander
Mrs. Dick Freitag Visits Monroe Business Caller
Mrs. Dick Freitag of Monticello spent yesterday as a Monroe business caller, engaging with local merchants and discussing commerce opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Freitag
Monticello
Monroe
Clergymen Return From Milwaukee Synod Meeting
Rev. Paul C. Kehle and William Dieckhoff returned from Milwaukee after attending the annual meeting of the South Wisconsin Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Paul C. Kehle
William Dieckhoff
South Wisconsin Synod of
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Businessmen Dinner Evening Speaker at Eugene Hotel
About 75 members of the Young Businessmen's Association are to attend a dinner at 7 tonight in the Eugene hotel. Speaker will be Joe White, vice president of the Harris stores in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Businessmen’s Association
Eugene Hotel
Joe White
Harris Stores
Pittsburgh
Green County Police Radio Operator Takes Duty
Earl Ehlert of Juda begins duties as Green County police radio operator at the station north of Monroe. He resides with Mr and Mrs Frank Ronspier in Juda and has worked at Ira J Coates garage in Juda since 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ehlert
Juda
Green County
Monroe
Ehlert
Frank Ronspier
Ira J. Coates
Milk price in Chicago area eases to April level
A blended price of 3.02 dollars per 100 pounds for milk is paid to farmers in the Chicago area for April, from acting market administrator H. H. Erdmann. The figure is 5 cents below March and 4 cents above April last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. H. Erdmann
Monroe High School Instructor Speaks to Kiwanis
Robert E. Davenport agricultural instructor at Monroe High School addressed 55 Kiwanians at the weekly luncheon. He described the rapid growth of Future Farmers of America clubs nationwide and explained the Monroe organization’s functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Davenport
Monroe High School
Davenport
Future Farmers of America
Monroe
Soldier Fay N. Jones Receives Valor Medal
Albany veteran Staff Sgt. Fay N. Jones earned the Medal for Valor after aiding a pilot during a December 7 1944 P 51 crash in a dispersal area. He completed 18 months overseas service and completed Naples Foggia Rome Arno and southern France campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Times Special Service
Fay N. Jones
Jones
Naples-Foggia
Rome-Arno
France
Josephine Uses Strawberry Milk Bath in Courtly Ritual
The account notes Josephine, wife of Napoleon, bathing in a liquid of crushed strawberries and milk as part of a royal or ceremonial practice. The description emphasizes luxury and aristocratic custom in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Napoleon
Chinese morale boosts as defenders halt Japanese drive
The American observer reports rising Chinese morale after heavy reverses, praising Chinese fighting spirit in Hunan. Japanese forces are said to have been checked near Chihkiang with several heavy items abandoned while US 14th Air Force and Chinese infiltration hinder supply efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinese Combat Command
Hunan
Chihkiang
U. S. 14Th Air Force
Mrs Emil Klingbeil 81 Dies in Brodhead
Helen J Blackford born Monroe March 6 1864 married Emil Klingbeil in Brodhead March 11 1937. She died after a two week illness at her Brodhead home. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Survived by husband two sisters four stepdaughters and many nieces and nephews. Christian Science services Friday at Newcomer Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Klingbeil
Brodhead
Christian Science
Newcomer Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Helen J. Blackford
Monroe
William and
Nettie Hedges Blackford
Christian Science Society
Rose Kafer
John Hartwick
Beloit
New Glarus High School Style Show Featured By Students
Home economics pupils at New Glarus High School presented a style show in the gymnasium directed by Miss Margaret Shewer. Skits were performed by girls from the classes showcasing fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus High School
Margaret Shewer
Browntown Pupils Tour Monroe Sites in Closing Exercise
Browntown School pupils from up per grades led by teacher Frederick Dahms toured Monroe on Wednesday. They visited the public library court house jail asylum high school and The Times plant as part of their closing work. Accompanying were chaperones Mrs Earl Ellingson Mrs John Svendson and Ward Merritt with students including Marlin Cook Jimmy Wells Henry Brecklin Roger Binger Robert Rugh Arthur Armstrong Eugenie Hoeft Roger Lueck Eugene Lueck Betty Soddy Doris Svendsen Darlene Wenger Marlyn Merrit Patty DeVoe Joyce Brecklin Sonja Ellingson Joan Tree Karen Lewis Albert Fisher and Euelah Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Frederick Dahms
Monroe
Court House
Asylum
Times
Marlin Cook
Jimmy Wells
Henry Brecklin
Roger Binger
Robert Rugh
Arthur Armstrong
Eugenie Hoeft
Roger Lueck
Eugene Lueck
Betty Soddy
Doris Svendsen
Darlene Wenger
Marlyn Merrit
Afternoon fashions and a canning movie at home economics display
The event featured afternoon dresses sport clothes and lingerie shown by the girls. A film on canning complemented the display and refresh ments were served in the home economics room. A good attendance was noted. Edwin Barlow Ernst Lufi Ernst Thierstein and Otto Anderegg were in Chicago Sunday. Barlow planned an indefinite stay. Arlene Melland visited her parents. Mrs Arnold Heller and daughter Carol Jean returned home after a stay at the Frank Noll home Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning
Home Economics
Edwin Barlow
Ernst Lufi
Ernst Thierstein
Otto Anderegg
Chicago
Barlow
Arlene Melland
Lawrence Melland
Arnold Heller
Carol Jean
Frank Noll
Argyle
Local residents visit Monroe crowd includes Soddy and McGuire families
A Tuesday gathering in Monroe drew numerous local families led by Mrs. Frank Soddy Jr and Mrs. Norris Tree, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Denny McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Williams and children. Herman Disch of California visits Mayer household as Rex Thacker and daughter Susan travel from Gary, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Binger
Frank Soddy, Jr
Viola Soddy
Ernest Soddy
Norris Tree
Russell Cline
Ella Palmer
Frank Flannery
Emma McGuire
Glen McGuire
Denny McGuire
Gus Monte
Vergil
Merlin Williams
Eric Halverson
Samuel Schumacher
Monroe
Herman Disch
California
Ferdinand Mayer
Rex Thacker
Susan
Gary
Ind
Local Visitors and Errands Across Cities
Mrs Russell Haeggquist of Rockford and Mr and Mrs R McLaughlin with son Robert visited Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker. Mrs Edwin Chapin called in Monroe on Wednesday with others. Ole Sandley J D Bechtolt John Coryell and Iva Tomlinson travelled to Monroe Tuesday for business. Lillian Davis and Watson school pupils with Mrs Chapin and Mrs Ellingson toured Madison on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Haeggquist
Rockford
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Keown Anne
St. Clare Hospital
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Life Insurance Com
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Paul Knoll
East Side Square
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Valor Medal
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Bernard Staley
Durfee Bros
Rhea C. Myers
Mer
18Th Ave
Poe Sn
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Pioneer All Elastic
W. R. Schuetze
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John Bauer
Portage
Golden Glow Beer
Trukenbrod
Agarex
Cedar Chest
Annette Dry
ELKAY
Rexall
SHAW
E. Leah Tomlinson
Jack
Dickie
Nature
Dean
Dixie
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