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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1946
Page
6
Clear and cool tonight with Tuesday increasing cloudiness and scattered afternoon or thundershowers. Last week’s high 77 and low 1. Barometer readings at 2 pm were 29.68 inches. Sunrise at 5:29 and sunset at 7:25.
Roger D Teuscher appeared before Justice Louis A Koenis on a traffic case described as reckless driving. Teuscher entered a guilty plea. Marriage licenses listed Settee Serine with Evelyn E Marean and Jefferson Glen A Siedschlag with Zelda H Hawthorne. Dwight L Keen and Err M Wackendorf residents of Decatur also noted. Deaths include Melvin Her from Blanchardville. Births record Amos Olse lington route 4 son born in May at St Clare Hospital.
A list of medical and personal items includes a tonsillectomy at St. Clare Hospital involving Glenys N Jebe of Belleville and Henry J Freitag with surgical staff Charles G Pickett Louis T Lentz and Elizabeth Haboger among Brodhead and Janesville connections. Dismissals include Mrs Edward Oliver and son Mrs Robert Stocker and son Frank Grenzow and others from several towns.
Mi Jo K Swanton executive secretary of the Wisconsin council of education told a state committee that a survey from 71 counties shows rural education should stress agriculture home economics applied arithmetic English and bookkeeping as the most desired subjects.
Local social notes list numerous residents visiting in Monroe and surrounding towns over the weekend with relatives in Argyle Beloit Rock City and Madison. The column includes shopping trips business calls and family visits from Browntown Juda Monroe and other communities.
In a tense session last night President Truman appeared unyielding toward United Mine Workers leader John Lewis, whose grim demeanor contrasted with his usual rarely-ruffled public persona, signaling a hard line on labor disputes.
News notes registrants aged 26 to 29 who are non fathers or expectant fathers were summoned by the local board to Chicago for pre induction examinations. Also reported are visits and personal updates from residents and servicemen including Major Gordon Stauffacher and Lt. Delbert Maurer, with family ties and recent relocations.
A flood of short notices lists residents from Madison Freeport Gratiot Clarno and surrounding areas visiting relatives and attending events. Names include Fred Weibel Hedwig Portman Anna Weismiller Barbara Werndli Jean Jones and John Haesler among others with visits to Madison Beloit Rockford and Washington D C and a recital attended by Krauss students.
Miss Dana Henriquez spent Saturday in Freeport while Miss Margaret J Janes ville visited her. Tom Stauffacher traveled to Rockford to see his sister Mrs LaVerne Hale. Rosemary Davis of Madison stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs James Davis. Margaret Vogel of Madison returned home for the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Vogel. Nellie Buehlman and Josephine Schwarzenberger of Madison visited their parents Christ Buehlman and Mr and Mrs Joseph Schwarzenberger.
Social Events. TA. Club Meeting Miss Dolores Meyers hosted the T A club at her home for a regular meeting. They discussed upcoming activities and planned a summer camping trip. Refreshments were served. Return to Oxford Michigan. Dr. and Mark B. Van Wagoner visited Oscar Hanselman’s family and left for Oxford Michigan. Esther Hanselman accompanied them. Marine Recruiting S Sgt Howard Anderson of the Second division of marines will be in Monroe to recruit between 9 30 am and 4 pm at the post office. New Night Clerk Arvil Soper started duties at the Ludlow hotel.
Brookfield zoo offers one dollar per pair for bedbugs and lice for an invertebrate exhibit. Zoo Director Robert Bean promises no questions asked as six pairs of each are needed. Nearby Yonkers police arrest Charles Smith on a disorderly conduct charge after a juvenile incident. A Wisconsin CIO PAC meeting is set for June 12 13 with Mel J Heinritz as secretary treasurer. The tallest palm in Yonkers is noted as a landmark.
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