Daily Record Weather and Family Notices
Fair and cool tonight and Sunday. Temperatures show a high near 74 and low around 56 with trace precipitation since yesterday. Sunrise at 4 30 and sunset at 7 23. St Clare Hospital announces births: Mr and Mrs Ralph J Zimmer man Monticello a son born May 24. Mr and Mrs Iv King William Jechs 515 20th Ave a son born May 25.
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U.S
Ft. Worth
Tex
Cheyenne
Wee
St Clare Hospital
Ralph J. Zimmerman
Monticello
Son
IV King William Jechs
20Th Ave
St Clare Hospital News Paragraphs Summary of Names
Hospital notes list Harold W Feldt Monroe with First Cavalry of Ja r Joanne Teusch J McDaniel Darling Schindler 532 22nd area Louise Pospischil South His father William Feldt resides Viola Fenton Brooklyn 711 16th Ave Rau Beloit Robert Edwards Ronald Appleman Brookover Mrs Donald Mrs Walter Sch wardlow Lawrence Stuessy
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Harold W. Feldt
M Nroe
Ing
First Cavalry
Jar
Joanne Teusch- J. McDaniel
Darling- Schindler
Louise Pospischil
William Feldt
Viola Fenton
Brooklyn
16Th Ave
Rau
Beloit
Robert Edwards
Ronald Appleman
Brookover
Donald
Walter Schwardlow
Lawrence Stuessy
Early life of Dr Irving Schoonmaker born in 1856
The article recalls Irving Schoonmaker's youth in Brodhead and Hannibal with his medical lineage. His father John M Schoonmaker married Lucy Jones in Hannibal and moved to Brodhead before returning to care for family. Irving showed early resolve to be a doctor. His mother’s malaria prompted the family to relocate. The elder Schoonmaker died in 1913 at age 91 in Philadelphia.
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Dr. Schoonmaker
John M. Schoonmaker
Lucy Jones
Hannibal
N. Y
Wisconsin
Brodhead
Irving
Little Irving
John Schoonmaker
Schoonmaker
Philadelphia
Personal Mentions From Towns Across the Region
Names of residents visiting, staying, or traveling appear, including Dewey Moe in Blanchardville, Richard Bruning Beloit, Frank McAuliffe Gratiot, and many others from Monroe Madison Freeport New Glarus and beyond. Events include alumni dances in Madison and New Glarus, a Reformed church chicken supper in Orangeville, and a Sunshine fund auction by St Omar OES.
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Nites
Dewey Moe
Blanchardville
Richard Bruning
Beloit
Frank McAuliffe
Gratiot
Monroe
Chester Woodle
Rochester
N. Y
Isadore Smith
South
Wayne
Joan Peterson
Browntown
Roy Riese
Freeport
Moire
Fred W Je
Argylls Renger Jr
Darlene Severson
Robert Deal
Carol Howe
Donna Thomm
Madison
Elizabeth Schliem
Woodford
Mary Jane Austin
Janesville
Charles Austin
E.W. Voss
Willis Hartwig
Joel Solomon
Harvey Per
Tula
Milwaukee
Marilyn Zuercher
Mary Jean Boyd
Chicago
Forme
Mary Zuercher
Armin Zingere
New Glarus
Awald Meiers
Thomas Skattum
Belmont
Else Strickler
James Hamilton
Charles Dixon Jr
Albany
Margie Senty
Harris Keel
Whitewater
Everett
Clifford Wells
da Cota
E. F. Small
Orville Lee
E. G. Zimmerman
Deaconess Hospital
Cleyance Karlen
Lora Dick
Monticello
American Legion Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Mary Ritter
Rockford
Cleora Ritter
L. C. Crandall
Carol, Winslow
James Forbes Jr
Lakes
Marty
Sophia Affolter
Margaret Stuessy
Leo Gempler
Barbara
Margaret Niedermann
Karl Niedermann
Mae Buchholtz
Sylvan Frick
Doris Bartlett
E. A. Bartlett
John Jenswold
James Clark
St. Omar
Sunshine Fund
W. M.—Aqv
W. D. Stauffacher
Nancy
Jefferson
Alice Stauffacher
Three Monroe Juniors Chosen for Badger Boys State at Ripon
Three Monroe High juniors have been chosen to represent their school and city at Badger Boys State to be held at Ripon College from June 22 to 29. Glen Zilmer post American Legion will sponsor two delegates and Kiwanis will sponsor one. Delegates are picked for leadership, scholarship and other qualities. Badger Boys State resumes after a four year wartime pause. over 500 delegates are expected.
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Nign
Badger Boys State
College
Glen Zilmer Post
American Legion
Kiwanis
Monroe Boots and Saddles Club Ride at Rockford
Monroe Boots and Saddles Club members plan a trail ride at Rockford tomorrow with two other riding clubs. Horses will be transported by Ray Voegely and Bosshart, including riders Alston Arlene Wiles Erma Fritz R D Trickel Dewey Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Boots and Saddles Club
Rockford
Monroe
Ray Voegely
Bosshart
Alston
Arlene Wiles
A Voegely
Erma Fritz
R. D. Trickel
Dewey Dwyer
August Bahr Dies at 92 at Home in Oshkosh
August Bahr 92 died at his Oshkosh home last night. He was father of W Bahr Monroe merchant Otto and George Bahr Oshkosh. Survived by wife two sons two daughters living in Canada and Wisconsin 11 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren and a great great grandchild. Funeral Tuesday afternoon in Oshkosh. Mr and Mrs Richard W Bahr vacationing in northern Wisconsin will attend with a grandson Richard H Bahr of Monroe and his wife.
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Ugust Bahr
W. Bahr
Monroe
Osh
Kosh
Otto
George Bahr
Oshkosh
Canada
Richard W. Bahr
Wisconsin
Richard H. Bahr
Funeral for Walter Rechsteiner at Sharer funeral home
Walter Rechsteiner 57 died at a Madison hospital Tuesday. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Richard C. Werner at Sharer Funeral Home with Mrs Genevieve Reinitt ee and Mrs Nellie Gillette present. Pallbearers listed. Burial at Hillrest cemetery. Dr Marcel Petiot convicted killer beheaded in Paris. Elections in Germany observers watch 38 American occupied cities for Communist party strength.
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Walter Rechsteiner
Robert Zweifel
Hillrest Cemetery
Petiot
Paris
Marcel Petiot
la Sueur
la Sante
Germany
Frankfurt
Communist Party
Guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Krueger Monroe township
Guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Krueger from Monroe township include Mr and Mrs E V Ryan and daughter Ruth and Mrs Patricia V Krueger and twin sons John and Bruce of Kenosha The Ryans and daughter went to Madison for the University of Wisconsin commencement today but Mrs Krueger and the twins remain.
Community notes highlight weddings, moves, and gatherings
Miss Dorothy Block leaves Monday for Rockford for work. Barbara Wagner, student at Whitewater teachers college, attends alumni dance in Monroe returning from Madison. Memorial services planned at Methodist church Sunday 2 15 p m. Sunday departures for La Crosse and Rochester for Knights of Columbus convention. Orson Wells farewell party in Jordan township as the Wells family moves to Monroe. Girl Scouts enjoy a 5 mile hike to Alvin Brugger farm and a wiener roast. Blanchardville high school 1945 46 skating party draws 200 attendees. Jimmy Goetz celebrates his 10th birthday with a theater party.
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Dorothy Block
Rockford
Barbara Wagner
Whitewater Teachers College
Madison
P. J. Lochner
Woman's Relief Corps
Rnv
Fred Block
Frederic
Wayne
Rachel
Winslow
Chester Block
Browntown
F. A. Stivers
Peru
Ind
Monroe
Stivers
Montgomery Ward
Lawrence H. Mothland
Larry Allen
Adam Schwartzlow
Fred Greub
Louvern
Walter
William Ehlert
Marion
Hildegarde Suehi Shawano
Berlyn Cassell
Carol
Pikeville, Ky
Proctor Cassell
W. Biffle
Patricia
Billy
Jodelle
Kenosha
George Thom
W. A. Thayer
Steven
Mary
Freeport
Thayer
Ben Maddrell
Florence Keller
Hattie Mann
Mary Maddrell
George Keller
Roland +Cook
Verda Rothlisberger
Minnie Anderson
WSCS
Methodist Church
Evan Chambers
Harold J. Lamboley
Michael Hyland
LaCrosse
Lamboley
Hyland
Knights of Columbus
Chambers
Rochester
Minn
Girl Scouts
Troop 4
Edward Ensch
Alvin Brugger
Annette Zimmerman
Alyce Wenger
Ruth von Arx
Shirley Wilson
Evonne Whippie
Lois Jacobs
Betty Klemm
Helen Sturvenegger
Joan Kundert
Blanchardville High School
Armory
Jimmy Goetz
Monroe High School Alumni spring formal elects officers
Jost J. Wenmess nearly became president of the Monroe High School Alumni Association at the annual spring formal in the high school gym. Benkert was chosen to slate officers for the coming year. Ray Beckman Jr. becomes vice president, Margaret Kuster remains treasurer, Helen Klassy will chair secretary duties. About 200 couples attended as Robert Skat tum welcomed classes 1943 to 1946 in the first postwar dance. Sophomore girls wore black jumpers with stars and helped with punch and cloak room.
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Jost J. Wenmess
Monroe High School
Benkert
Ray Beckman Jr
Margaret Kuster
Helen Klassy
Robert Skattum
Willard R. Schuetze
Wisconsin honors convocation cites 304 seniors for academics
Alfred E Leiser and Vivian J Johnson were among 304 University of Wisconsin seniors publicly honored at the all university honors convocation for outstanding academic work. Johnson, a home economics senior, and Leiser, a medical student, graduated with honors based on at least a 2.25 GPA.
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Aureu
Uewer
Ove Zena
Gottfried Leiser
Vivian J. Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Miss Johnson
Leiser
School of Medicine
McCaffrey to resign UW Board of Regents post
M. E. McCaf frey, secretary to the Board of Regents for 40 years, will leave June 30 to devote all duties as the university trust officer. He has long been closely allied with University of Wisconsin activities and will transition to the trust officer role.
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Board of Regents
Madison
M. E. McCaffrey
University of Wisconsin
Truman war on rail strike deepens as unions resist
In a letter to President Truman leaders of the trainmen and engineers warned that immediate returns to work rely on his assurance against reprisals. The two unions rejected the emergency board’s 18 percent wage offer, citing missed rule changes and government seizure authority. Truman urged workers to resume service, signaling possible army involvement to run and protect trains.
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Mr. Truman
Buford
U.S
Arges
Chicago
CIO
United Equipment & Meta
Truman
Roosevelt
Congress
Cree
Senate
Alvanley Johnston
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Pepper
Dfla
Whitney
Epper
Emergency Board
Union
Rank and File
Office of Defense
Johnston
Monroe Woman 79 Dies at Home on 15th Ave
Mrs Babetta Kolb 79 a Monroe resident since 1919 died at her home 814 15th Ave at 11 50 p m Friday after two years of declining health Born in Speilhach Germany May 9 1867 she came to America in 1896 and settled in Green County She married John Kolb February 25 1898 and the couple farmed north of Monroe before moving to the city Funeral services Monday at 2 p m at Stuessy funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle officiating with burial in Greenwood Cemetery Survivors include son Henry Monroe daughters Delia Pinnow and Mrs John Schneider of Brodhead Mrs Ralph Garwell of Monroe two German sisters and one sister Mrs John Vogel of near Monroe Eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Deceased are her husband one son two brothers and one sister.
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Apetta Kolb
Monroe
15Th Ave
P. A. Schuh
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kolbs
City
Henry
Delia Pinnow
John Schneider
Brodhead
Ralph Garwell
Germany
John Vogel
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
Greewood Cemetry
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