Weather Brief Sees Cloudy Weekend With Showers
May 26 1949 forecast notes a warm night and a cloudier Saturday with showers starting in the western portion. Widespread unsettled conditions expected as a cold front approaches.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1949
Page
6
May 26 1949 forecast notes a warm night and a cloudier Saturday with showers starting in the western portion. Widespread unsettled conditions expected as a cold front approaches.
Rudolf Reger and others transfer 10 and 11, block 25, Tall Man's Add to Julian Clark. Mary Slater transfers lot 6, block 4, Pierce's Add to Frank A Condon. City of Brodhead involved. Inert Halverson and others transfer river property to Eda and others on section 1 along the Aland Erie river system.
A verbal stipulation was entered yesterday allowing a widow to take the statutory one third share of the estate of John Ott rather than the will’s terms. Judge Harold J. Lamboley oversaw the probate proceeding in which the agreement was reached.
Justice L. A. Koenig and Russell B. Beimer of Beloit face speeding charges with $13 and $6 costs. John Haas of Winslow is fined for speeding with $20 and $5.10 costs.
Marriage licenses were issued in New Glarus and Belleville with couples including Schweizer and related names. Officials recorded applicants and the relevant dates at local clerks offices.
List of patients and locations for surgical procedures and medical notices. Names include Mrs John Abels Monroe route 4 Mrs Kenneth Segner South Wayne Mrs Ed win Blum 726 26th Avenue Marian Lee Brodhead Gregory Roderick Albany Linda Etheridge Belleville Kenneth Wilson 419 71st Street Carol Goodman Basco Emil Elmer Monticello Edward Block Monroe route 3 Susan Harrison Gables Mich. yg Fyanld Thompson ter rs Merle Banks Mrs Fred nz and daughter Mrs Max Wyss Brod and son Mrs Leo Sarbeck er William Beyer Mrs Leroy Kilian and son.
Ai's Drive-In on highway 81 just off 11 west edge of the city will be managed this season by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Babler. Their son and daughter in law Senetie oe and Mrs. Alvin Babler will assist as needed. Extended parkways will handle more cars this year.
Mrs A R Achtemeier returned Tuesday from Sheboygan where she addressed the spring meeting of the Women's Guild of Zion church.
Fourteen junior and eleven senior speakers competed at Green County Normal school with county finals to be scheduled later. Senior winners were Donna Signer Clarno and Mildred Cotherman Green County Center. junior winners Carla Cotherman Green County Center and Colleen Vinji York. New Glarus top seniors Eugene Arn and Colleen Vinji with parries on farm safety and home safety.
Mr and Mrs Roger Wuthrich and daughter Candace Jean relocate from 1503 7th Street to the Swiss Cheese Shop on Highway 69 north of Monroe. Wuthrich, previously at Myers dairy in Monroe for two years, transfers to the cheese shop. Mrs Helen Myers and children purchase the Thorpe residence at 2015 8th Street.
Memorial day exercises are scheduled for Monday May 30 at 1 45 pm in the high school gymnasium. The high school band American Legion and auxiliary members veterans and others in the parade will assemble at Memorial hall at 1 15 pm. The Legion auxiliary will meet at Legion hall May 25 at 8 pm to make wreaths.
Monticello Times Special lists tavern owners applying for class B liquor and malt beverage licenses. Names include Ernest Schuerich Louis Wyss Erwin Kissling Herbert Hubacher Francis Kubly George Graf Mrs Christine Belle Elliott Matt Zentner.
A series of short notices lists individuals visiting relatives or being visited today. Nancy Bridge of Juda travels for business. Gottlieb Zumbach calls on Ernest Thierstein of New Glarus. Minnie Stauffacher visits daughter in Brodhead. Marietta Magneson visits her parents in Darlington. Nathalie Thurston visits her grandparents in Argyle. Sylvia Kennedy visits daughter and family in Spring Green. Amos ZumBrunnen visits Washington township. Patricia McGinley, student at Whitewater, visits mother in town. Bud Stauffacher and wife visit Kathrine Norman in Denver. John Maurer, pre med student, to spend weekend with father Dr. E. H. Maurer.
Francis Kubly, operator of a Monticello tavern, was released from St. Clare hospital after four months of hospitalization for a fractured leg. He will be bedfast for several weeks more as the leg heals slowly. He was brought home by the Voegeli ambulance.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Atkinson celebrate their 52nd anniversary at Burr Oaks farm. He is 80 and she is 74, marking another milestone in Albany.
Police were told last night of vandals uprooting a flower bed and tossing flowers onto the front porch and leaving beer bottles on the lawn in the 800 block of 18th Avenue. A second uprooted garden was reported on the 2100 block of 7th Street.
County farm agent Myron E. Jeglum will speak at the Rural Life Sunday service in the Methodist church at 10 40 a m. 4 H club members and families attend. A Young Adult Fellowship picnic is set for Evansville park at 2 p m Sunday. Men's Brotherhood holds a wiener roast at Recreation park Tuesday at 6 30 p m. Rev Ralph Kofoed speaks at Browntown Methodist church at 9 a m Sunday on Rural Life Sunday.
Mid-continent Petroleum Corp. employees held a Thursday night gathering at the Maple Grove Inn with guests from Madison Freeport Rockford and Waterloo Indiana. Local high school forensics and musical groups provided entertainment for the event.
Anne Hoerburger daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Hoerburger 1218 22nd Avenue was among 17 Marquette students initiated into the Delta Phi Alpha chapter the national German language honorary. Hoerburger has completed graduate work in German and teaches in the modern languages department at Marquette.
Albany Times Special reports Mrs Gordon Murphy aged 40 died at midnight in Swedish American hospital Rockford after two months illness. Born Jan 26 1909 she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Armstrong Albany. Survived by husband Gordon, two sons Roger and Terry Denny a daughter Mary Ellen Murphy parents Armstrong Albany a brother Max Armstrong and two sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
Monroe Kiwanis club welcomed nine new members Paul W Neubauer Alvin F Moritz Paul Briggs Arthur C Benkert R W Blaha Clifford M Fritz Rev Ralph K Kofoed Frank D Kantro and Joseph Viney Laverne C Gallitz outlined Kiwanis objectives for 1949 Kenneth Schmidt director of WIBA Madison discussed radio and television issues and a film Behind the Radio Dial was shown by Robert Dick program director of the station noting Monroe territory television questions.
The Zilmer-Riley American Legion post met at the clubhouse on Old Argyle Road. They discussed the Legion circus on June 21 and the second annual Fourth of July celebration and completed final Memorial Day preparations urging all members to participate in services.
Beloit College announced three new hires today under President Carey Croneis. George Arthur Wiley joins as an instructor in speech and dramatic arts, while Mr. Joseph R. Kupcek becomes assistant professor of modern languages and Mrs. Kupcek serves as instructor in the same department.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Fred Erich Bruni 84 with many out of town guests attending. Attendees included Gladys Buss Mrs John Wild Floyd Bruni Edward Wild John Fluckinger Mary Eichelkraut Alvin Verona Harry Eichelkraut William Wild Paoli Jacob Wild Sam Goecks Monticello Thomas Hefty New Glarus Lester Flint Ernest Goecks Argyle Sam Wild Henry Wild Harold Wild Roy Kunder Winslow Abe Judd Bertha Wilde Chicago Gottfried Badertscher Brodhead Phil Joyce Hazel C Bruni Janesville and Harry Brown Rockford. The nephew William Mueller was omitted from pallbearer lists.
New Glarus Maennerchor presents Beautiful Switzerland in color featuring summer and winter scenes. Show is Sunday evening at Wilhelm Tell hall with Zurich views Lake Zurich villages Canton Glarus and Geneva. includes parade fiesta flag throwers and Grindelwald independence fiesta.
Heavy damage reported to a car driven by Herman E Bruegger age 19 of route 2 Brodhead after dozing at the wheel. The vehicle left the road and struck a tree in front of the Mt Olive Lutheran church at 9th street and 13th avenue at 3 31 a m.
Cars driven by Ed Zimmermann of Beloit and Ed Kropf of Monticello collided five miles west of Montecello on trunk C as Kropf turned into a garage. Zimmermann traveling east reportedly struck the right side of Kropf’s car going west. No one was injured.
Times Special reports Miss Betty Lehnherr will teach in Hebron Illinois. She plans to graduate from Carroll College in June.
The Gratiot High School Alumni association schedules its fourth annual picnic and reunion for Memorial Day weekend with a dance on May 28 and a Sunday reunion at the Memorial Center including a noon dinner. Classes honored are 1927 through 1931. Memorial services follow on May 30 at Gratiot Park with speaker John J. Boyle of Darlington.
The Blanchardville area will host a day camp this July with plans coordinated by the local Girl Scout council along with Argyle and New Glarus committee members. Dates and detailed activities to be announced.
The Orangeville calendar lists a picnic event scheduled for May 27 featuring community members including Lueck Dowie Elmer Bussohn Lester Fiene John Saree Clarence Mrs Peed Anderson and Mrs Lyle Rinehart serving as hosts and coffee coordinators. The notice outlines a social gathering with beverages and community participation.
Fragmentary OCR lists committee and table committee members including Warren Rennehart Glen Keuler and others. The text is incomplete with unclear roles and affiliations, but suggests a meeting or report naming participants and duties.
A fragmented OCR item notes someone named Crowe saw a movie titled Mout pay ee ee. The text is garbled but suggests an entertainment moment or sighting involving Crowe and a film.
The Angeville Daily News notes a Bible school opening on Tuesday May 31 at 7 p.m. Details indicate sessions hosted by Temes Special oe.
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