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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
8
Mostly fair this afternoon with partly cloudy skies and light local showers in the west. Tonight low 40 to 45 north and 45 to 50 south, Friday warmer with scattered showers and thundershowers. Highs 65 north 75 south. Yesterday’s high 70, low 44. Phoenix 98 warmest, Duluth 32 coldest. Sunrise 4:36, sunset 7:18.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley issues letters of administration to Clara E. Day in the estate of her husband Russell Day of Decatur township who died May 8.
Justice L A Koenig Alfred Trumpy of Monticello and Robert DeVoe of Madison face $15 and costs for unlawful transportation of a gun not in a carrying case. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Glenn Broge on May 17, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Driscoll on May 18, and a son to Mr and Mrs Bernard Clark on May 18. Hospital and surgical notices list St Clare Hospital staff and patients including Mrs Peter Zimmer man Monticello Mrs Oscar Schindler Blanchardville William R Schuetze 1503 6th street Mrs John H Kundert New Glarus and Viola Rupp Monticello. Dismissals named: Mrs Maurice Hendrickson Mrs Robert Mahlbuch Mrs Merlin Loveland and daughter John Gobeil Mrs E D Porterfield Mrs Katherine Gessner Mrs Harold Gilbert son and daughter Mrs Henry.
A report notes heavy yields from busheland soybeans and six to eight pounds of millet or sudan grass, with no preservative needed for silage. Farmers are urged to use summer silage and green cut feed as important feeds this year, providing supple hay and succulent feeds.
Commencement exercises proceed without diplomas as 30 seniors finish makeup work after protesting the board’s failure to rehire Principal Monroe Manley. Walter Sawyer, school board clerk, says the state superintendent approved the plan. Whitehead rites set for Mrs. Weltha Rachel Whitehead, 74, who died yesterday. service Saturday at 2:30 p.m. in Shriner Neushwander funeral home, burial in Greenwood cemetery officiated by Rev. Howard L. Orians.
Vincent A. Leonard, about 60, of Waukesha, died Wednesday when an unexplained fire swept the home made tractor and box trailer he was using in a field he owned. Melland, Mrs. Jacob A. Hendren, Roger Hanson, Betty and Barbara Blizzard, Richard Johnson, Clarence Seaton.
Mrs Oscar Olson of Orangeville called here today J Edward Farrell of Argyle spent the day in the city Herman L Schinater Adv Mrs Walter Ross of German Valley TL was here today F Royce Zum Brunnen and Dr John Caradine were in Madison today Mmes Evelyn Larson Norma Kraus Frieda Kramer and Helen Brown and daughter Elaine were Freeport callers yesterday Spending the afternoon and evening in Freeport with Mrs Harold Snyder former Monroe resident are Mmes James Forbes Allie Wuethrich Victor Marean W E Deininger Wilma Lengacher Glenn H Kubly and Misses Frances Moritz and Margaret Kundert Mrs John Christen of Clarno spent the day here Mrs Horace Skinner was here today from Rockford Mrs Evelyn Finn and daughters of Rockford visited Sunday at the Henry Kramer home Route 2 Army and air force recruiter Sgt Walter M Helgesen made calls in Monticello and New Glarus today and went on to visit the recruiting station at Madison Mr and Mrs Charles Walker have returned from Port Elgin Canada where they attended the funeral of his father Charles Walker Jr 86 who died last Thursday in his home after a short illness A daughter Mrs Harry Schultz of Boise Ida former Monroe resident also attended the services Other survivors include the widow 87 four brothers and two sisters in Canada
Mrs. Leo Kuenzlie of Evansville and Mrs. Lester Miller of German Valley called in Monroe today. Dr. Edwin B. Fred, president of the University of Wisconsin, was approved by the Senate for a U S advisory commission on educational exchange. Stalin health reported hale and hearty by UN secretary general Trygve Lie.
A Monday briefing revealed that the generalissimo was reported as healthy and lively as in earlier appearances during a brief session with reporters. The source notes the discussion lasted about ninety minutes and focused on his condition.
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