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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1948

Page

2

Confidence Vote Heralds New Wysslingburger Cheese Factory

A significant step in the Green county cheese industry occurred with Kraft starting operations at the Wysslingburger factory north of Monroe. The move signals modern cooperative enterprise, large scale distribution, and potential trademark packaging with a Monroe district label. The plant is designed to expand capacity to meet demand from producers and consumers alike.

Green County Wyss Limburger Monroe Kraft Modern Wyss Monroe District

Soil and Dollars Urge Soil Care to Lift Yields

Soil and Dollars, a leading soil improvement group, urges farmers to raise yields per acre amid price support debates. A recent survey concludes the profit margin narrows as costs rise unless soil is kept in good shape through extra work and cash. The guidance targets dairy and grassland farmers, noting soil care reduces reliance on price supports and fights erosion and exhaustion.

Gairy Wisconsin

Trachsel Given Salute for 50 Years as Organist

A. Fred Trachsel was honored at the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church for his half century as organist. The ceremony recognized his steadfast loyalty and spiritual inspiration through five decades of service at the console.

Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church A. Fred Trachsel Trachsel Smusic

Rennebohm Proclaims VFW Buddy Poppy Week

P governor Rennebohm today proclaimed the week of May 22 to 29 as VFW Buddy Poppy Week. Proceeds from the sale go to provide immediate aid to needy war veterans and to support related veterans’ programs.

Rennebohm Gov Bohm VFW

Fifth Generation Residing On Oswald Babler Property

The Babler homestead near New Glarus hosts Muriel and Rhoda Babler and their parents, Milton and Mrs. Babler, marking a family line from Oswald Babler who arrived from Switzerland in 1845. The farm grew from 40 to 240 acres, with the original one room cabin expanded into a story and a half house built on hand hewn timbers. Oswald Babler Jr. run the farm after serving in the Civil War and remaining connected to the land until old age. The sole living grandmother is Mrs. Amelia Stauffer, linking back to Swiss ancestry.

New Glarus Bablers Babler Muriel Rhoda Babler Milton Babler Oswald Babler Glarus Switzerland Father T Oswald Babler Jr Galena Oswald Amelia Stauffer Switzer

Brooklyn Woman Plans To Retire as Teacher After 45-Year Service

Miss Jessie Tullis, a longtime Brooklyn educator, will retire after 45 years in teaching. She started in 1903 in a rural school near Cambridge, taught in Offerle and Kinsley, Wisconsin, and spent 27 years in Brooklyn first and second grades. An open house in her honor is set for next Sunday at the Brooklyn Community building.

Strooklyh Jessie Tullis Brooklyn Board of Education Brooklyn Tullis Cambria Kansas Offerle Kinsley Wisconsin Forseth J School Evansville Maria Waite Methodist Sunday School Miss Tullis

Mrs Helen L Gempler Hired as City Clerk

Helen Gempler a clerk stenographer at city hall begins new duties in the water department with potential expansion to other city offices. The position was created by the city council last year and was previously unfilled.

Helen L. Gempler Helen Gempeler Street City Hall

Homemakers Plan Achievement Day Moved To May 27

Green county's 46 Homemakers clubs will hold Achievement Day at 1 p m on Thursday May 27 in Turner hall, not May 21 as planned. About 85 participants will join the centennial themed program ending with a kaffe klatsch social hour. The event features Wisconsin music from a Brodhead group, a play by Monroe group, an old fashioned dress revue, Swiss music and folk dancing by New Glarus, plus an old fashioned spelling bee led by Florence Wartenweiler. Tables for the kaffe klatsch are organized by local clubs including Brodhead Town, New Glarus Monticello Merry Homemakers Monroe and the Monroe Victory club.

Green County Turner Hall Mamie Tulema Tillema Wisconsin Fred Hahlen Monroe Floyd Matzke Arthur Schroeder Ciarno Glarus Fred Schiesser Florence Wartenweiler Kaffee Klatsch Brodhead New Glarus Monticello Merry | Homemakers Club of Monroe Victory Club

Hardware Men To Meet For Dinner In Wisconsin

Fred R. Newman of Cedar Falls will be guest speaker at a dinner and sales meeting of the southern Wisconsin hardware dealer group of the Wisconsin Retail Hardware association at the Eugene hotel this evening at 1. The group includes dealers from Rock, Lafayette, Iowa and Green counties with an attendance planned for 50. All four local dealers are members. H. A. Lewis of Stevens Point, state secretary and treasurer, will preside.

Fred R. Newman Cedar Falls Southern Wisconsin Hardware Jealer Wisconsin Retail Hardware Association Eugene Hotel Wisconsin Rock Lafayette Iowa Green H. A. Lewis Stevens Point

Program Presented By 4 H Club Members

Anortying demonstration by John Burgy and piano selections by Eugene Speich and Keith Holloway were on the program at a meeting of Green County Center 4 H club last evening in the Dutch Hollow school. After the meeting was called to order by President William Jenatsch Joyce Smith led the organization in reciting the club pledge. In charge of games were Paul Witt and Joseph Dun lavy. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held at Simmons school June 21 as parents night.

John Burgy Eugene Speich Keith Holloway Green County Center Dutch Hollow William ,Jenatsch Joyce Smith Paul Witt Joseph Dunlavy Simmons School

Preventing Contact Only Way To Stop TB

Dr. William D. Stovall, head of the Wisconsin Laboratory of Hygiene, told the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association meeting that preventing contact remains the only proven method to stop tuberculosis. He added that eradicating TB is on the horizon as knowledge and tools improve, and that the disease is controllable now.

Mas Auncely Sue Crevention William D. Stovall State Laboratory of Hygiene Madison Stovall Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association

Girl Scout Council Discusses Camping Plans

Dummer camping plans were discussed at a meeting of the Girl Scout council in the scout room at Lincoln school last night. A cookie sale by 14 Monroe troops is rescheduled for Saturday. A roundup will be held early in the fall when merit badges will be distributed.

Dummer Girl Scout Council Lincoln School Monroe Clark A. Kleckner

Three Warren Stores Looted For $52 Cash Loss

Robbers hit three Warren stores Sunday night stealing a total of $52.75 in cash. Warren Auto Supply lost $118.25, Central Garage $27, and B. C. Implement Co. $7.50. Entry was gained through a rear window.

Towarren — Wyvntary Warren Warren Auto Supply B. C. Implement Co

Dodgeville Man Killed in Ridgeway Road Crash

Adrian Lee, 36, of Dodgeville was killed when a pickup veered off a road south of Ridgeway Wisconsin and rolled over. Two other passengers Lyvian Ball and Woodrow Jones, both of Barneveld, suffered serious injuries.

Dodgeville Ridgeway Wis Adrian Lee Here Lyvian Ball Woodrow Jones Barneveld

Shullsburg Youth Killed in Highway Crash

Verne Heidenrich, 21, of Apple River, died instantly in a two-car crash three miles west of Shullsburg on Highway 11 at 3 15 yesterday. Robert Smith, 21, also of Apple River, was the driver after police and officials ruled Smith at fault. The car left the road, hit a utility pole, and went into a ditch after losing control. Heidenrich had been at Moonlight Gardens near Galena before the crash. Services are set for 2 PM tomorrow at Apple River Methodist Church, with Rev. Ira Sherman officiating. Burial will be in Mt Ella Cemetery. Surviving are the parents.

Onullsburg Verne Heidenrich Carl Heidenrich Apple River Here Robert Smith Richard Barth Charles O'Connell Smith

Veterans receive three year enlistment with chosen unit

Three brothers Clarence Eldon and Glenn, listed with units including 2nd Infantry division at Ft. Hood and 82nd Airborne at Ft Bragg, along with others at Camp Hood and Ft. Jackson, are guaranteed a full three years with the unit of their choice.

Hree Clarence Eldon Glenn Snclude 2Nd Infantry Division Ers Melvin Binkmeier Lewis Wash Camp Car S. C 9Th Ft. Dix N. J 7Th Infantry Regiment 3Rd Infantry Division Ft. Benning

Seven Point Enlistment Plan Outlined for Rasenae Wees

A new seven point plan for Rasenae Wees and the airforce was explained by Sat Rodney C Johnson. It details enlistment options for veterans across nine combat units stationed in the United States, allowing sign up in their specialty, direct service in Europe, or qualification for pilot wings. Stateside opportunities and technical school pathways are included for Army and Air Force service.

Army Airforce Sat Rodney C. Johnson Ideal Army United States Europe Air Force

Sparta cashier waives preliminary in real estate license case

Anson sage, cashier of Farmers' attask, waived preliminary hearing in justice court yesterday on a charge of operating as a real estate broker without a license. He was bound over to circuit court under a $5,300 bond.

Sparta Anson Sage Attask Peckaboney Justice Court

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