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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1948

Page

8

Weather Summary for May 26 1948 Daily Record

Cloudiness and warmer tonight with scattered showers or thundershowers in the north tomorrow and partly cloudy in the south. Thundershowers expected in the afternoon or night. Cooler in the extreme north tomorrow. Highest 75, lowest 50 since yesterday 1 p. m. Barometer 29.70 at 1 p. m. Warmest U.S. city Phoenix 100, coldest Sault Ste. Marie 30. Sunrise 4 28, sunset 7 26.

U. S Phoenix Ariz Sault Ste. Marie Mich

Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Brodhead

John A and Herbert W Becker transfer to Fred Pfund lot 2 block 2 Davis Becker add Monroe. Carl Abbuehl transfers to Roscoe Dalton parcels 67 68 69 Railroad add Monroe and adjoining parcel. Madaline Kubly transfers to Dale Risum lot 2A3 block 217 Brodhead.

John A Herbert W. Becker Fred Pfund Davis-Becker Monroe Carl Abbuehl Roscoe Dalton

Estate appointment for Mary Rodenbough Juda

Mattie Earleywine of Brod head named administratrix of Mary Rodenbough Juda estate who died January 14. Appraisers Clarence Brunkow and Russell Carter, both of Juda.

Mattie Earleywine Brodhead Mary Rodenbough Clarence Brunkow Russell Carter Juda

Births Reported for Three Families on May 25 26

Mr and Mrs Robert Grossman Albany welcome a daughter born May 26. Mr and Mrs Carlyle Briggs 1010 17th avenue report a son born May 26. Mr and Mrs Joseph Borden Beloit announce a daughter born May 25.

Robert Grossman Albany Carlyle Briggs 17Th Avenue Joseph Borden Beloit

St Clare Hospital Surgical and Accident Notices

A list from St. Clare Hospital details surgical cases for Mrs. George Jacobs of Darlington and Mrs. Glenn Langston at 902 17th Avenue followed by an accident note for Mrs. Cynthia Johnson of 90 South Wayne. Additional mentions include typos and a broader medical section listing several patients and dismissals across multiple names and addresses.

George Jacobs Darlington Glenn Langston 17Th Avenue Cynthia Johnson South Wayne Werner Blankenhorn Marilyn and Sonja Thoreson Woodford Betty Fahrney Albany Ida Frey 17Th Street James Hansen 12Th Street Robert Lloyd Beloit Elmer Johnson Argyle Robert Fernstaedt Orvin Slotten Phillip Emerson

Lat tin school picnic and county diploma list

The Lat tin school at Blanchardville held its annual picnic in Recreation park. Four eighth graders will receive diplomas at Lafayette county exercises Helen McGowan Alice Steiner Oscar Kipfer Jr Melvin Flint names listed as families’ children. Manila officials say President Quirino would ask the United States for an $80,000,000 loan to finance hydroelectric projects.

Lattin Blanchardville Recreation Park Lafayette County Helen McGowan C. R. McGowan Alice Steiner Arnold Steiner Oscar Kipfer Jr Oscar Kipfers Melvin Flint Charles Flint U. S Manila Elpidio Quirino United States

High Court Hears Note Case Appeal

The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard an appeal from Green County on the case of H. N. Darling against the estate of Martin F. Mayer. Darling seeks reversal of a county ruling disallowing claims on notes dated 1928, 1933 and a 1934 note amended from 600 to 400 dollars.

Green County H. N. Darling Martin F. Mayer Wisconsin Supreme Court Rodney O. Kittelsen Peterson and Kittelsen Clifford Mathys Madison Reiser and Mathys Mayer Darling Harold J. Lamboley Arthur C. Benkett

Local Chamber Plans Membership and Events Details

The Monroe chamber of commerce announced committee assignments for prizes and judging as well as parade and window display coordinators. It also voted to join the National Better Business Bureau and to publish a new tourist and informational folder for Monroe.

Edward Os Einbeck Myron E. Jegum Chamber Board of Directors National Better Business Bureau Monroe

Neenah Farmer Dies From Burns After Grass Fire

Charles Bramer of Clayton died at Theda Clark hospital from burns suffered while fighting a grass fire on his farm weeks earlier. He was a farmer in the town of Clayton.

Neenah Charles Bramer Clayton Farmer Theda Clark Hospital

Personal Notices From Brodhead and Nearby Towns

A roundup of local resident movements with visits to Madison Monroe Janesville and other spots. Mrs R G Rottler and Mrs Alfred Gertsch were seen in Brodhead and New Glarus while Cyril Walters visits Chicago and Delphinium and chrysanthemum plants are advertised at The Klassy Shop.

Local Visit Notices and Church Dinner Announcement

Mrs James Nesby of Dell Rapids S D visits her mother Mrs P A Schuh Fred Morton of Albany stops at St Clare hospital after visiting his niece Mrs Yessie Newman Mrs F W Galle leaves for Chicago to visit her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Leon Galle Mrs Clarence Norder and daughter Diana travel to Wisconsin Dells for a few days with her sister and family Harold Bernhagen of Oak Park Illinois vacationing with Albany relatives calls on friends Charles Matter and Ida Koch family hosted afternoon visitors Evening callers were Mr and Mrs Joseph Goepfert and son Alvin.

R. G. Rottler Brodhead Alfred Gertsch New Glarus Klassy Cyril Walters Chicago Harold Dittmar Madison C. J. Tingley Juda Monroe Clara Miller Janesville Monticello Frances Loeffel Ann Hendren Edgar Jacobs Leona Jacobs Armin Loeffel Belleville Will Murray John Babler Joseph Goepfert Alvin Freeport Harvey H. Holland Judith Ralph Leady Albany L. M. Steckel T. B. Trapp Carl Ruch Fred Held Rufus Miller Bloomington Ill W. C. Maske Home. Mrs. Iva Gifford Myrtle Broughton Franz Miller Ernest Wyssbrod Claude Gillette Elsie Hattie Webb P. F. Thorpe Roger Smith Wisconsin Fort Madison Florence Voigt James Nesby Dell Rapids S. D P. A. Schuh Fred Morton Yessie Newman St. Clare Hospital Reformed Church Orangeville F. W. Galle Charles Matter Ida Koch

Albany School Band Receives Centennial Parade Invitation

Albany special by telegram invites the Albany school band to take part in the Madison Centennial parade on Saturday. The group will travel by school bus to Madison. Ruth Chase county nurse departs June 1 for two weeks vacation visiting Evansville Chicago and Elmhurst.

Albany Madison Ruth Chase Evansville Chicago Elmhurst

Funeral services for Henry E Emberson

Funeral services for Henry E Emberson 48 of Argyle who died yesterday at St Clare hospital will be held Friday at 1 30 p m in the Emberson home Argyle followed by 2 p m services at Adams Lutheran church Burial in church cemetery Pallbearers are cousins Glenn and Donald Lageson Edwin H Hanson Wilmer Emberson Lawrence Severson of Argyle and Martin Norton of Hollandale Curtis Emberson son attends Augsburg College St Paul

Henry E. Emberson Argyle St. Clare Hospital Emberson Adams Lutheran Church Church Curtis Augsburg College St. Paul Glenn Donald Lageson Edwin H. Hanson Wilmer Emberson Lawrence Severson Martin Norton Hollandale

Russians Offer Settlement on Free Press Exchange in Germany

Berlin officials reported Russia expressed willingness to settle free exchange of publications between Soviet and U S zones. The move followed U S restrictions after Soviet confiscations of American licensed papers. Russia sought assurances against procedure infringements and cited Directive No 55 guiding press exchange.

Berlin U. S Germany Gordon E. Textor American Information Control Division M. I. Drauvin George Hays Allied Control Council Textor W. T. Babcock Oranienburg Saxony Babcock

Wage Increase Granted at Consolidated Water Power

Wisconsin Rapids reports a 10 percent pay raise for an employee of the Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co. The action reflects labor adjustments within the local industry and confirms official wage policy at the plant.

Wisconsin Rapids Consolidated Water Power and Paper Co

Methodists Elect Trustees at Final Quarterly Meeting

The First Methodist church re elected William Plate Roscoe Smith and Myron Stair as trustees at the last quarterly conference. Also listed are Dr. Nathan Bear D A Crandall E O Evans E R Johnson O N Johnson and Edgar Patterson. Dr Charles A Briggs retires next month and Rev J Pierce Newell plans to return to pastorate after the June district conference. Annual reports were presented by the standing committee.

First Methodist Church William Plate Roscoe Smith Myron Stair Nathan Bear D. A. Crandall E. O. Evans E. R. Johnson O. N. Johnson Edgar Patterson Charles A. Briggs J. Pierce Newell Madison Briggs Newell

Treaty Failure Blamed on Reds

Secretary of State Marshall blamed Russia for the latest failure of allied powers to negotiate an Austrian independence treaty. He said completion would test the Soviets' expressed desire for better international relations. He also announced the United States has proposed a conference on Danube navigation in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, on July 30, per Balkan peace treaties.

Washington Marshall Russia United States Britain France Belgrade Yugoslavia Balkan

Sunshine Smiles Upon State Crops

Abundant sunshine over Wisconsin fields boosted crop prospects as farmers reported healthier yields and improved growth across major statewide staples. Weather conditions supported rapid development and optimistic market outlook for the coming season.

Farmers Push Planting Across State Ahead of Summer

Meteorologist H. J. Thompson notes nearly half of the state’s corn already planted by Sunday night in the southern and extreme western regions. Oats barley and spring wheat show good progress while early corn and garden crops advance, aided by night work and five to six inch catkins in fields.

U. S H. J. Thompson Thompson

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