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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1949
Page
6
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Juda
Real estate transfers include Pearle Schindler deeded to Mabel Viel the north 60 feet of the west half of lot 5 in Monroe city. Mable Norder transferred to A S and Sab teen the peat of sectional lot 6 in Juda village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Schindler
Mabel Viel
Monroe
Mable Norder
A. S
Sab Teen
Juda
Olson and Keen Granted Marriage Licenses
Theodore John Olson of Monroe and Dorothy Ann Keen of Juda were issued marriage licenses by the local registrar. Both parties presented required documents and will proceed to the license ceremony per city regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore John Olson
Monroe
Dorothy Ann Keen
Juda
Venje and Klas-Wisconsin Nuptials Noted in May
Mr and Mrs Obert Venje announce a forthcoming wedding in May with their daughter as the couple’s highlight. Mr and Mrs Harry R Klas of Monticello also share plans for May tied to their daughter’s nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Obert Venje
May
Harry R. Klas
Dismissals List at St. Clare Hospital
The St. Clare Hospital dismissed several patients and staff members including Mrs Henry Kubly of Monticello and Helmer Hoff. Also named are Daniel Minnick Clarno and aunt Coplein along with Sharon Selck Mary Weazel Joyce and Mrs Richard Blum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kubly Monticello
Helmer Hoff
Daniel Minnick
Clarno
Yy Coplein
Sharon Selck
Mary Weazel
Joyce ~ R
Richard Blum
John
Larry Strause
State Cracking Down On Youths in Taverns
Madison enforces a new rule barring anyone under 18 from taverns unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. The state beverage tax division orders stricter enforcement, with penalties up to five dollars for minors and fines for tavernkeepers. aim is to curb juvenile delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Milwaukee Principal Dies in Room Fire
Joseph F. Koelsch 51 principal of Forest Home avenue grade school suffocated in a two story frame house blaze on the room floor and near the door of the house, according to police and fire officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Joseph F. Koelsch
Forest Home Avenue
J H McVicar Plumber At Janesville Dies
John H McVicar 79 retired plumber and heating contractor dies after long illness in Janesville He and his late brother William ran MecVicar Bros plumbing and heating business He was a Mineral Point native and longtime local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
John H. McVicar
William McVicar
MecVicer Bros
Mineral Point
Dairy Day Plans and Membership Drive Reported by Monroe Chamber
Monroe chamber of commerce directors heard reports on Dairy Day set for June 9 and a growing membership drive. UW traveling milk production display will appear at the fair grounds. Fireworks for the Fourth of July were discussed with the Zilmer-Riley American Legion post, while Cheese Day planning was tabled for fall. Attendees included Crandall Day Babler Kane Bellahan Schneider and Benkert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Hotel
W. T. Kane
Dairy Day
University of Wisconsin
Fairgrounds
Walter L. Day
Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post
R. W. Blaha
Alvin H. Babler
Dwight A. Crandall
Day
Babler
Kane
Harry Bellahan
Archie Schneider
Josef Benkert
Homecoming Event Committees Listed
Monticello plans revival of the annual homecoming with a July 16 17 weekend parade rides a dance ball game fireworks and free attractions The Commercial club lists chairmen for events including John Hoskins William Elliott Carl Freitag Erne Broge R W Karlen M E Lynn Howard Steinmann Thomas Brusveen John Zimmerman R A Woodruff Clarence Wittenwyler Ernest Eichorst Alvin Mitchell and Jacob Krieg Jr with duties from grounds to traffic
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Commercial Club
John Hoskins
William G. Elliott
Carl Freitag
Erne Broge
R. W. Karlen
M. E. Lynn
Howard Steinmann
Thomas Brusveen
John Zimmerman
R. A. Woodruff
Clarence Wittenwyler
Ernest Eichorst
Alvin Mitchell
Jacob Krieg Jr
Accounting Firm Moves to New Quarters on 15th Avenue
Rockey and Co. announces lease of a residential building at 914 15th Avenue to house offices and living quarters for resident manager Gaile M. Parent and staff member Arthur Morey and their families. Current offices are in the Goetz Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockey and Co
15Th Avenue
Gaile M. Parent
Arthur Morey
Goetz
Legion post dinner marks first meeting of year
Twenty three of thirty past commanders attended the Zil mer Riley American Legion post dinner at the Legion home Tuesday. Clif ford H Snively showed films of a trip to Mexico and the Fitzgibbons building fire. Wesley Dodge, the current commander, will chair the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilmer-Riley
American Legion
Legion
Mexico
Fitzgibbons
Clifford H. Snively
Wesley Dodge
Poppy Day Plans Finalized by Legion Group
Mrs. James Bray, poppy day chairman, and workers met at the Legion home yesterday to complete plans for Poppy Day Saturday. Schedules for workers were made out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bray
The
Legion Home
Community News Notes From Local Residents
Personal mentions include Mrs. Norman Schmelzer visiting Freeport and Mrs. Clara Monson of Wiota in town on business. Also listed are PTA cookie sale at Wisconsin Power and Light office Saturday morning and multiple travelers visiting Freeport and Rockford from Monroe Clarno Madison and Orangeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Schmelzer
Freeport
P. J. Newman
Juda
Monroe
Herman L. Schindler
Insurance
Clara Monson
Wiota
PTA
Wisconsin Power and Light Office
Gebhard Hauser
A 11Ie Wuetrich
Clarno
Rockford
Ray Jorenby
Raymond Tharp
Middleburg
N. G. Preston
West Coast
Preston
Wisconsin Senate Advances Fishing and Mansion Bills
The senate approved a package raising hunting and trapping fees, licenses all commercial fishermen at 10 annually, and non-resident fishing licenses at 4 with a 6 non-resident husband and wife fee. It also moved a 47 500 appropriation for a new executive mansion and set tractor headlights rules. Olson urged more funds to match federal money. Kailan criticized pollution handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Maple Bluff
Olson
South Wayne
Wisconsin
Kailan
Green Bay
Commission
Funerals Held for Mrs Sophia Roth in Madison
Services for Mrs. Sophia Roth 82 who died at a Madison hospital last Friday were held today at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev A D Willett of the South Shore Community Methodist church Madison officiated Burial was in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were Burton H Lynch Henry Wartenweiler Frank Priewe George F Stauffacher Herman Lanz and Adam Marty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Roth
Madison
Shriner- Neushwander
A. D. Willett
South Shore Community Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Burton H. Lynch
Henry Wartenweiler
Frank Priewe
George F. Stauffacher
Herman Lanz
Adam Marty
Wisconsin Cheese Market Sees Firm Demand Despite Light Trade
Federal market news notes Wisconsin American cheese prices firm with strong demand. Selling figures include 3 12 3414 for single daisies, 3334 344 for longhorns, 34 3434 for square prints, and 35 36 for midgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
I.c.c
Allies Demand Soviet Compliance Over Berlin Blockade
British sources report the west demands Russia keep its pledge to end Berlin blockade restrictions. Berlin rail workers strike amid new blockade tensions as foreign ministers meet to review Germany travel and trade limits. Dean Acheson cites Soviet control of most key industries in the eastern zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Russia
Berlin
Germany
Dean Acheson
United States
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Vinson Pledges Probe of B-36 Buying Setup
Chairman Vinson vowed a thorough investigation by the House Armed Services Committee into the B-36 bomber purchasing program. Rep Van Zandt urged a special committee to conduct a parallel probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson
Washington
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Georgia
Rep
van Zandt
House
Fission Products Aid In Thyroid Treatment
Harvard instructor Dr. Saul Hertz told a meeting of the American Association for the Study of Goiter that radioactive fission products can treat thyroid cancer goiter and other malignant growths. He said he founded an isotope research institute for that purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Harvard University
Saul Hertz
American Association For Study of
Injured Driver Hurt in Footville Crash
Alvin Wells of route 1 Brodhead suffered a double fracture of the right shoulder and other injuries when his car overturned in a ditch on Highway 11 near Footville at 6 20 p m yesterday. A Brodhead physician treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footville
Alvin Wells
Route 1
Brodhead
Highway 11
Here
Holiday magazine to feature Wisconsin communities
Monroe and New Glarus are among the towns cited for a forthcoming Holiday magazine issue focusing on Wisconsin. The extent of local features remains unclear. A prior cheese region auto tour mentioned Monroe and Green County four years ago. Pauline Schwarzenberger reports from Switzerland that she arrived safely in Goldau and enjoyed perfect flying weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
New Glarus
Holiday Magazine
Wisconsin
Green County
Pauline Schwarzenberger
Burkhalter
Switzerland
Goldau
Zagersee
Louise Neil Joins Peterson and Kittelsen Law Office
Mrs Louise Neil starts as secretary in the Peterson and Kittelsen law office. She succeeds Miss Barbara Fritz who will join the office staff at Lakeshire Marty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Neil
Peterson and Kittelsen Law Office
Barbara Fritz
Lakeshire Marty Co
Arrives in Japan Ret. Daniel Gerber at Station
Ret. Daniel Gerber of Monroe has arrived at his new station in Japan. He enlisted in the army in January 1949 for a three year term and now serves overseas in the Far East theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Daniel
Gerber
Monroe
Army
Kohli Elected to Polygon Board at Wisconsin
Frederic Kohli son of Mr and Mrs Fred L Kohli of 2204 8th Street has been elected member of the Polygon board engineering group at the University of Wisconsin to serve during the 1949 50 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Kohli
Fred L. Kohli
8Th Street
Polygon
University of Wisconsin
Marines Arrive on Thirty Day Leave at Home
Lt and Mrs M C Julson arrive on 30 day leave from the Marine Barracks at Shumaker Arkansas to visit their mothers Mrs J D Germann Monroe and Mrs Mathea Julson Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Julson
Marine Baracks
Naval Ammunition Depot
Shumaker
Ark
J. D. Germann
Monroe
Mathea Julson
Argyle
Guest Speaker Sunday at Local Church
Rev. E. C. Hilby of Chicago, vice president of the New Apostolic churches, will be guest speaker at the 10 a m service Sunday. His theme is that he who covereth his sins shall not prosper but he that confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Hilby
Chicago
New Apostolic Churches
Truman names envoy to Hungary and three other ambassadors
President Truman nominated Nathaniel P. Davis as minister to Hungary replacing Seldon Chapin. Davis is currently ambassador to Costa Rica and will oversee new legation duties. The slate also includes Joseph Flack to Costa Rica George P. Shaw to El Salvador and Pete Jarman to Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Nathaniel P. Davis
Hungary
Cardinal Mindszenty
Davis
Costa Rica
Seldon Chapin
Mindszenty
Chapin
Joseph Flack
Bolivia
George P. Shaw
Texas
el Salvador
Pete Jarman
Alabama
The
House
Australia
Police Lack Clues In Reuther Attack
Detroit police report scant clues in the ambush on Victor Reuther a 37 year old CIO United Auto Workers education director. Reuther was blinded in one eye by gunfire fired through a living room window on Tuesday night as the FBI weighs involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
CIO
Victor Reuther
FBI
Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Cars damaged in minor crash on highway 11 near Ny man's garage
Slight damage occurred in a two car collision involving drivers Charles Brugger from route 4 and William Brown of 2224 15th street. The incident happened on highway 11 near Ny man's garage on the west side of town at 7 50 p m yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brugger
Route 4
William Brown
15Th Street
Highway 11
Nyman
Pope Urges Rome Pilgrimage For Holy Year
Pope Pius XII calls Catholic world to pilgrimage of peace to Rome during the 1950 holy year. In a papal bull he urges peace in hearts and nations. He warns pilgrims not to come for a good time as tens of thousands are expected to arrive from Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XII
Rome
Commonwealth of Peoples
Committee To Check On Communist Leaks
The House Un American Activities Committee may send an investigator to the West Coast to check reports that atomic scientists here joined a wartime communist cell. A member said names of several scientists who attended a party meet in Oakland in April were obtained and tracked as part of finding out if Russians siphoned atomic secrets from the laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
UN American Activities Committee
West Coast
Oakland
Calif
Soviet Espiana Important Atom Probe at Berkeley
A Soviet espionage case involving a scientist labeled as unauthor X is reported amid Berkeley research tensions. The incident centers on atomic energy and security concerns, drawing attention to academic laboratories and government investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espiana
Berkeley
Milwaukee Man Killed in Two Car Crash
A Milwaukee man, Ernest Kringel aged 61, died after a two car collision at a Milwaukee intersection. Three others were injured including Marlene Licht 16 in poor condition with a concussion. Kringel's wife Laura 56 with multiple cuts and bruises. and Frank L Cesar 23 with facial lacerations. The crash raises Milwaukee county traffic fatalities to 25 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
UPI
Ernest Kringel
Marlene Licht
County General Hospital
Kringel
Laura
Frank L. Cesar
Milwaukee County
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M. Anes Roe Sa
N.m
Oxmeenmeans
St. Clare Hospital
Blaze
J.H. McVicar
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Accounting Company
Legionnaires
China
Boudoir
Monarch
Oscar Mayer
Certea
Bakery Department
Gardner’s
Angel Food
Boca Coffee
Walgreen Digency Drug Store
Woodbury
Doan
Mouse ‘Rist
New
Calif. Shafters
Kodak
Bob Chinnock
Milwaukeean
White Block
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