Daily Record weather notes for May 28 1949
Weather summary from Daily Record reports temperatures since yesterday at 1 pm high 64 and low 40. Barometer at 1 am 29.60 and 1 pm 28.70. Sunrise 4:27 and sunset 7:27.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1949
Page
6
Weather summary from Daily Record reports temperatures since yesterday at 1 pm high 64 and low 40. Barometer at 1 am 29.60 and 1 pm 28.70. Sunrise 4:27 and sunset 7:27.
Real estate transfers list several individuals including Eleanor Joan and Peter Eweter in Monroe Township and Rudolf Gebhar in Spring Grove Township. The brief notices reference parcels and transfer actions specific to the village of I and daily record entries.
Aed Mere and Wilbert Kuenzi appear in a local notice involving a daughter and events in May. The fragment provides limited details but indicates a civil matter or personal event requiring public attention.
Fragmentary listing of names and addresses tied to St. Clare Hospital and nearby communities including Gerbert Rosalyin Brodhead Janet son Argyle Diane Brod Kammerade 603 26th Street Minnie Clarence Fred Steuer Lewis Thorn Avenue William TM Th street Juda.
Bids for Pork Lighting are set to be opened Tuesday at the Seave Sheee Recreation park meeting. Two bids have been received, both from local firms Joc.
Robert Schitt is named vale dictorian and Harley Roth salutatorian at Juda High School graduation exercises held Thursday evening. Schitt also wins the American and Brunkow, Edwin Chambers, Merlin West, Robert Gerald Keen, Harley Roth and Willis awards. Class day features include Gerald Walton as program newcomer and Joanne Peter assisting faculty in entertaining students and parents after the program.
Chicago markets note salable hogs at about 2000 head with barrows and gilts 1.50 to 1.75 higher, weights 425 to 500 pounds and hogs 525 to 600 pounds. Cattle bids run higher with late trade for steers at 28.00 to 28.50, bulk and choice around 25.75, heifers 25.25 to 27.50, good cows around 21.00, under 800 pounds mostly 50.
Sam McCready of Ireland defeated Pan Turnesa of Elmsford New York 2 and 1 in the 36 hole final at Portmarnock Ireland. The 31 year old former RAF pilot surged after a four up afternoon lead and clinched the title in heavy rain. He earlier beat Frank Stranahan of Toledo 4 and 3 in the quarterfinals.
Albany visitors and returning residents fill Monroe social notes over Memorial weekend. Many names like Stanton P Stears Dan Regan Mary Matzke and Frances Fenn appear among shoppers and visits in Albany Brodhead Evansville and Madison regions. Community events include a chicken supper in Orangeville and alumni dinners.
Madison report says Kenneth Royer of Mayville was elected president of the University of Wisconsin agricultural student council last night. George Nabor of Chippewa Falls was chosen vice president with Mary Johnson of Iron River as secretary and Walter Wedin of Frederic as treasurer.
Governor Rennebohm signed bills tightening Wisconsin taxes and reforming teen traffic penalties. Out-of-state corporations must apportion Wisconsin income, ending separate accounting. Four minor tax-law tweaks were approved. A traffic offense license reform applies to 16 to 18 year olds with revocation scales from 30 days to one year on subsequent offenses.
Twenty two relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Bernstein Cottage Grove for birthdays of George Bernstein and Mrs Rolland Steindorf Albany. Kin from Albany Brodhead Beloit and other towns attended. Several families traveled for visits and a funeral was attended in Janesville and Lowe Park Illinois.
High school junior Lois Bruzelius was honored at a farewell party hosted by Mr and Mrs Emil Burri on route 1 Monticello. She leaves June 5 to join her parents in Indiana and Rev Bruzelius, former Assembly of God pastor, is among the mourners and guests.
The organ dedication and recital at Church of Peace Browntown has been moved to Wednesday evening from Sunday. Rev J L Haack is pastor.
S/Segt. Robert W. Black, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Black of 1109 15th avenue, arrived home after three years of air force duty. He was discharged Monday from Keesler field Mississippi. He was stationed at Atkinson field British Guiana and South Caicos Island British West Indies. He plans to attend college this fall. His parents moved to this city about two and a half years ago from Sterling Illinois.
Mrs Joseph Coridan of Brooklyn New York arrives yesterday to visit her mother Mrs Mary J Leary in Gratiot.
Charles I. Foster father of Mrs. Herman L. Schindler of 1710 15th street died early yesterday from a heart attack suffered at his home in Mukwonago Wisconsin.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Schneider and son John return to Chagrin Falls after a six week stay with John’s grandparents, during which Dr. Schneider attended a three day specialists clinic in Madison.
Glenn H. Kubly of 2419 7th Street is reported improved at St. Clare hospital where he remains under treatment for an infection. He became ill during a trip to northern Wisconsin.
Berkeley California resident W Theo Jenny arrived in Monroe to spend the summer with his sister Mrs J P Elmer and other relatives and friends.
Victor Harold is the name chosen for the son born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Harold V Rufer route 1.
Mr and Mrs Clayton L Nick and their family have moved into the home owned by Mrs David Menzies at 915 14th avenue formerly occupied by the Kennth Baumans The Baumans are now living in Northcourt 701 14th avenue Mr Nick is manager of the C L Nick Farm Implement company
Members plan a reception at the regular meeting Thursday evening. She is booked to leave Geneva by airliner on Sunday and arrive in the United States on Monday.
A sequence of weekend visits and gatherings across Orangeville and nearby towns. Names include the Scheiders, Frautschys, Chiltons, Wirsings, Folgates, and Barkers with multiple family visits, a 30 day furlough, and a WCTU institute attendance noted. Community events center on visits, reunions, and church activities.
Robert Rieder, son of Mr and Mrs William C Rieder Jr of 714 18th avenue, was elected president of the University of Wisconsin symphony orchestra for the 1949 50 term. He is finishing his junior year majoring in economics.
Mrs. Ida J. Smith of 710 16th Avenue underwent hip surgery at St. Clare hospital after a fall at her home yesterday morning. She was admitted around noon and remains under medical care.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Maxfield are visiting in Texas and Oklahoma according to a brief local society note from the Times Special.
Mrs Flora Fluder of 820 17th Avenue has been visiting her old home in Switzerland since last June and is expected to return next week.
The Kathy Fund ends as donations pour in from across the country totaling 42613.20 to honor the three year old who died after a rescue attempt in Los Angeles. Checks arrive to the rescue fund from 132 workers who toiled for hours.
In a summer marked by severe drought Indigenous peoples of the American West reportedly turned to grasshoppers as a food source. The account notes the reliance on locusts during scarce harvest periods and the adaptation of local communities to harsh conditions.
Monticello residents and relatives hosted and visited family members from Madison Monroe Milwaukee New Glarus Elmhurst Durand Ill and Whitewater over the weekend. Guests included the Holcomb and Marty families, the Voegeli and Zweifel households, and several others sharing meals and Sunday calls.
Mrs Wallace P Barlow Miss Florice Paulson Monticello and Mrs Paulson Oregon attended the St Omar chapter Eastern Star friends night in Monroe Monday evening. Many locals including Dorothy Ann Stauffacher Carl and other Madison visitors were reported at various weekend gatherings and hospital and bridge club events.
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