Weather Forecast for October 2 1950
Cloudy with showers and a turn to cooler conditions tonight. Tomorrow mostly cloudy with scattered showers, cooler temperatures. Lows 35-40 NW to 55-60 SE, highs 45-50 NW to 65-70 SE.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1950
Page
6
Weather Highlights From Weekly Summary
Last week saw highs of 74 and lows around the new low since yesterday at 1 p. m. with a high of 78 and a low of 65. Pyago today records a high of 68. Barometer readings were 29.47 at 1 a. m. and 29.39 at 1 p. m. Yuma was the warmest place in the United States while Helena Montana registered the coldest. Sunrise is at 5:56 and sunset at 5:43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyago
U. S. Yuma
Helena
Mont
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Decatur Town
Real estate transfers listed include Floyd Malcock transferring parcel in section 35 Decatur town to Glen Schultz. Ernest W. Schneider transfers Lots 2 3 and 4 Block 15 Brodhead’s addition Monroe. Elizabeth H. Hartwig transfers Lot 3 Block 1 of New Mexico in Monroe to Paul R. Kubly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Malcock
Glen Schultz
Decatur
Ernest W. Schneider
John C. Kopp Jr
Brodhead
City of
Monroe
Elizabeth H. Hartwig
Paul R. Kubly
New Mexico
Justice Cases In Brown Town And Monroe
L. A. Koenig of Eugene G. Ellingson faces speeding charges in Brown Town and is found guilty with a $15 fine plus costs. Ernest M. Marty of Monroe pleads guilty to disorderly conduct with a $15 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice L. A. Koenig
Eugene G. Ellingson
Browntown
Ernest M. Marty
Monroe
Deaths list of six local residents ages 71 to 91
Edward Walter 71 of 2511 6th street Mrs Owen Zimmerman 84 Spring Grove Francis W Ratz 91 Freeport Mrs Jennie B Huffman 81 Chicago Anton O Anderson 83 Black Earth Edward A Sauer 79 Darling ton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walter
6Th Street
Owen Zimmerman
Spring Grove
Francis W. Ratz
Freeport
Jennie B. Huffman
Chicago
Anton O. Anderson
Black Earth
Edward A. Sauer
Darlington
Monticello Couple Welcome Three Newborns in October
Birth notices report a daughter born Oct. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Senn of Monticello. a son born in October to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aeman of Juda. and a son born Oct. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. William Buehl Jr. of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Senn
Monticello
Robert Ae Man
Juda
William Buehl Jr
St Clare Hospital List of Patients and Dismissals
St Clare Hospital records show medical patients including Mrs Delbert Potter and Emma Hanson in Emma Blanchardville with H M Barnes Darlington and Mrs Ralph Barthel Janesville among others. Surgical cases include Oscar Curtis Monticello Gust Fagen Orfordville Alfred Meier Jr Montroe Herman Spani Monticello and Mrs Cecilia Pharo 2421 12th. Dismissals include William Dobson Gloria Jean Mani Mrs Francis Doll Lawrence Finley and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Potter
16Th Street
Emma Hanson
Blanchardville
H. M. Barnes
Darlington
Ralph Barthel
Janesville
Lonnie Hall
Loren Hare
17Th Avenue
John McGlynn
Gratiot
Oscar Curtis
Monticello
Gust Fagen
Orfordville
Alfred Meier Jr
Route 2
Monroe
Herman Spani
Cecilia Pharo
12Th Street
William Dobson
Gloria Jean Mani
Francis Doll
Lawrence Finley
Jay Eaton
John Ivey
Nathan Thorp
Walter Marty
Lawrence Swinson
John Steinman
Sam Teuscher
Charles Pease
Lloyd Marty
Francis Denny
George Schindler
Francis Reiner
Francis Hale
Raymond Bliss
Robert J. Tschudy
Walter Bahler
Betty Garrison
Lorraine Sullivan
Carla McGuire
Gordon Stauffacher
Wilbert Bernet
Sam Amrine
Donald Threlkeld
Seoul City Sue Flees. Officials Find No Trace
Municipal authorities said there is no trace of Seoul City Sue the North Korean radio announcer who broadcast Tokyo Rose style messages to American troops. Her broadcasts were halted before this capital was liberated last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Seoul City
Sue
Tokyo
Galena historical homes tour draws hundreds for fundraiser
Hundreds from Monroe visited Galena Saturday and Sunday for a tour of historical homes organized by the First Presbyterian church guild to raise funds for historical society activities. Private homes opened include the Dowling house of 1847, Fiddick residence, Felt home 1854, Hughlett house 1875, Grant era homes now owned by Dr. and Mrs. Ray E. Logan, Chetlain farm, oldest Illinois residence 1832, Washburn house, Katharine Deliant home, and the Fitzgerald home. The city teemed with cars as visitors spent hours on the extended tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Galena
First Presbyterian Church Guild
James Dowling
John Fiddick
B. F. Felt
Loveland
Hughlett
Judge Seal
General Grant
Ray E. Logan
Chetlain
Illinois
Elihu Washburn
Grant
Katharine Delihant
Fitzgerald
Milwaukee medical society sessions led by Gnagi and Schindler
Drs. Gnagi and Schindler headline the Wisconsin state medical society meeting in Milwaukee. Gnagi addresses a local chapter on an international surgeons meeting held in Buenos Aires and lines up round table talks on uterine surgery and a paper on subtotal gastrectomy. Schindler conducts a psychotherapy round table. Peters, Kindschi and Brunkow attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gnagi
Milwaukee
State Medical Society
Gnagi
Wisconsin
International College of Surgeons
International College of Surgeon
Buenos Aires
Paul Doege
Marshfield
Medical Society
John A. Schindler
Erwin E. Peters
Leslie G. Kindschi
Ben H. Brunkow
Mrs Brennan and child return from Germany
Mrs Daniel Brennan and her 15 month old daughter Patricia Ann arrived in Racine after fourteen months in Germany with her husband and father, Sgt Daniel Brennan, stationed with the 57th medical battalion. The former Lois Williams is from 1734 15th street. She expects her husband to have a 60 day furlough over the holidays. They left for Germany August 26, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Brennan
Patricia Ann
Germany
57Th Medical Battalion
Brennan
Lois Williams
Fred M. Williams
15Th Street
Racine
Brennans
Johnsons Buy Poole Garage in Darlington Deal
Lester M. Johnson and Milton K. Johnson announce the purchase of the A. C. Poole garage in Darlington. They have run the Johnson Pontiac and implement sales since 1939 and will continue the Monroe business under new Darlington management with Lee Hoxey overseeing the garage. Poole ran the Darlington operation for 40 years and was a Pontiac dealer there for 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Poole
Darlington
Lester M. Johnson
8Th Street
Milton K. Johnson
Lake Drive
Johnsons
Johnson
Monroe
Lee Hoxey
Poole
Pontiac
Mrs. Janke's Nephew Wins National Honors
William Schukow a 12 year old sixth grader at Sheboygan Lincoln school was chosen as national Community Chest Boy for knowledge and interest in the chest program His story and picture were sent to the national committee for the competition spanning the United States and Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schukow
E. A. Janke
Monroe
Sheboygan
Dane County Juveniles Held on Brooklyn Charge
Four Dane County juveniles are detained by Green County authorities after a disorderly conduct incident in Brooklyn village. The sheriff's department responded and the state parole officer was notified to arrange return to their county for disposition of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane County
Green County
Brooklyn Village
Personal notices from Monroe readers and visitors
A compiled list of local residents and out of town visitors in Monroe. includeings from Chicago Lake Geneva Shawano Rockford Freeport Madison and more. entries mention hunting sign ads and travel to and from Darlington Waterloo Tomah and LaCrosse.
Local residents and visitors list for Monroe area
Kenneth and Lyle Schultz of Lena spent the day in Monroe. Esther Newman a Mayville teacher visited relatives in Monroe and Juda. Frank D Kantro hosted Robert Kantro with family from Chicago. Louis Koenig plans to move into a new home at 711 16th avenue tomorrow. Clifford Dingman E M Easterbrooks of Milledgeville Ill hosted Effie Wenger for the weekend. S A Newman of St Paul and Mrs J O Andereck of Milwaukee are in Monroe and Juda visiting relatives. Mrs Wagner Mrs Rodgers and Mr Dallman attended the second district conference of the Parent Teachers Association in Baraboo with Wagner installed as historian and Dallman completing her term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baumgartner
Oregon
Marion E. Mueller
Times Office
Esther Paulson
Alvin Paulson
Argyle
George Schneider
City Water Department
Green County House
Waterloo
Robert Falk
Dwight Rote
Thomas Thorp
Joe Wels
Rockford
K. L. Swenson
E. G. Lancaster
Earl Peterson
Cynthia
Ralph H. Wenger
18Th Avenue
Ruth
Tomah
Paul Lindsay
Jerry
Robert Wells
LaCrosse
Flora Flader
Oscar Hanselman
James Potter
Monroe
Chicago
Hanselman
Anne
Edward J. Kane
Messrs
Mmes
Elwin T. Harty
Timothy J. Harty
Thomas J. Dunn
Kenneth
Lyle Schultz
Lena
Esther Newman
Mayville
Juda
Frank D. Kantro
Robert
Louis A. Koenig
10Th Street
16Th Avenue
Clifford Dingman
E. M. Easterbrooks
Milledgeville
Argyle Festival Parade Draws 5000 Crowds and Football Win
About 5,000 residents and visitors packed Argyle on Saturday to enjoy the Fall Festival parade with 40 entries and six bands from Monticello South Wayne New Glarus Belleville Blanchardville and Argyle. Belleville led the procession before Coach Fred Rehmstedt’s team defeated them 29 14 at the ball park. The event featured rural school exhibits and livestock judging with prize winners named from Darlington Monroe and Argyle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Monticello
South Wayne
New Glarus
Belleville
Blanchardville
Fred Rehmstedt
Ball Park
Puddledock School
Carrie Yeazel
Monroe
Swine Department
Roger Saalsaa
Alfred Mathys
Darlington
Donald Meyer
Barrow
Anton O. Anderson Dies at Black Earth
Anton O. Anderson, a native of Adams township, died Saturday morning in a Madison hospital. He lived in Black Earth about 30 years and belonged to the Vermont Lutheran church. Survived by three sisters Mrs. Albert Bydahl Mrs. Iver Simley and Mrs. Clara Field and a brother Carl Anderson, all of Black Earth. Services tomorrow at 2 p m at Vermont Lutheran Church near Black Earth with Rev. Hector Gunderson officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Township
Anton O. Anderson
Black Earth
Madison
Anderson
Green County
Vermont
Vermont Lutheran Church
Albert Bydahl
Iver Simley
Clara Field
Carl Anderson
Hector Gunderson
Slot Payment Slot at City Hall Up Stairs Door
City hall officials remind residents a payment slot has been placed in the upstairs door for bill payments. The bottom door stays unlocked. The slot aids quarterly water sewer and garbage disposal payments and offers convenient drop-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Charles L. Hurlbut Leaves U S Work After 31 Years
Charles L. Hurlbut, long time U S government employee born in Toledo, retires after 31 years in federal service. He receives a Gallatin meritorious service award in Milwaukee with 15 inspectors present. He plans a service station partnership with James Holcomb in Milwaukee area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hurlbut
12Th Street
U. S
James Holcomb
15Th Street
13Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Hurlbut
Treasury Department
Criminal Division
Department of Justice
Milwaukee
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington D. C
Toledo
American Legion
Monroe
Helen Marie Kundert
J. J Kundert
John
Voice from Grave Opposed Fluorine in City Water
Madison residents voted September 19 to discontinue adding fluorine to city water according to a Madison dentist. Dr John G Frisch criticized advertisements labeling fluoride as poison and cited a Yale letter stating Dr Frank Underhill died June 28 1932 with no further information available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Stevens Point
John G. Frisch
Frisch
Yale
Frank Pell Underhill
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology
Yale School of Medicine
South Korea Uses Poor Coal to Cut Imports of Expensive Fuels
South Korea taps low quality coal to reduce reliance on costly imported fuels. The move aims to lower energy costs and stabilize the trade balance while maintaining power supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Assisting Clerk Mrs Pillmore Aids County Office
Mrs Kittie Pillmore assists at the county clerk's office in the courthouse in this brief item. The notice notes her role within the clerk's staff and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittie Pillmore
Court House
Mrs Zibung Returns From Switzerland After Long Absence
Mrs Theresa Zibung arrived home Saturday after a four month stay in Switzerland with her sister. She last visited her homeland 36 years ago and spoke of a pleasant summer there. Her sister and mother had a prior Monroe visit 17 years ago. the mother has since died.
Mrs Fries Improves After Home Stroke
Mrs. Roy Fries of Juda is slightly better after suffering a stroke at her home last week. She remains under medical care as doctors monitor her condition and advise rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fries
Roy Fries
Juda
New Front Starts at Richardson Electric Store
A new sidewalk and front at Richardson Electric Store, 1115 16th Avenue, began taking shape as forms were unloaded and workers started shoring up the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Electric Store
16Th Avenue
Hall Family Buys Storck Home on 10th Street
The William A. Halls have purchased the Mrs. Mathilda C. Storck residence at 826 10th Street with possession to be taken later this month. Mrs. Hall is the former Barbara Bauman, daughter of the Walter J. Baumans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storck
William A. Halls
10Th Street
Mathilda C. Storck
Sommers III Visits Father Recovering From Heart Attack
Mr and Mrs Frederick Rosa and son Frederick David visited Adolph Sommers formerly of Monroe at St Marys hospital Madison yesterday where he recuperates from a heart attack suffered last week He is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Sommers III
Frederick Rosa
Frederick David
Adolph Sommers
Monroe
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
Menasha Hound Wins Field Trial Headlines Tri State Event
A dog owned by Henry Zicker of Menasha captured first tree and line at the 22nd annual tri state coon and fox hound field trial held at Glenn Maas farm in Brooklyn township. Second tree went to John Hansen of Freeport. Dogs from Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota competed. The state conservation department showcased wildlife and a special speaker. Ten heats drew 3000 spectators, the largest crowd yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zicker
Menasha
Glenn Maas
Brooklyn Township
John Hansen
Freeport
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
State Conservation Department
Bartender in Los Angeles Slays Three Then Kills Self
A 400-pound Mexican bartender known as Pope Tru jillo went on a rampage in a downtown Los Angeles bar early today. Police say he wounded three people before fatally shooting himself at Main Street bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Pope Trujillo
Pioneer Mothers club reelects officers in New Glarus township
Pioneer Mothers club of New Glarus township re elected officers for two years at the season’s first meeting. Officers include Mrs. Jacob Wettach president Mrs. Irvin Disch vice president Mrs. Elmer Hoesly secretary and Paul Klassy treasurer Meetings move to the school with 19 pupils enrolled New books and songbooks are being purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Mother’s Club
New Glarus Township
Jacob Wettach
Irvin Disch
Elmer Hoesly
Paul Klassy
Judy Ann Klassy
Gerald Voegeli
Dwight Hoesly
Leo Anderegg
Eugene Buesser
Janesville
Phillip de Remer
Belleville
Reform School Boys Kill State Policeman
In Hillsboro Oregon two 14 year old reform school youths terrorized a northwest region then killed state police officer Dale Courtney 27 with a shotgun blast. They are identified as Henry Thomas O Day of Portland and John Wilson of Newberg as they are held on related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ore
Oregon
Dale Courtney
Henry Thomas O’day
Portland
John Wilson
Newberg
Red Riots Balked In West Germany
West German police say they halted communist riots in many cities jailing over 1400 ringleaders. The day's promised bloody demonstrations yielded only scattered fist fights and stone throwing with about 30 officers injured. Red leaders had vowed national resistance against the western allies and the Bonn government, aided by cadres from East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duesseldorf
East Germany
Wholesale Pork Declines Sharply in Chicago Market
Chicago wholesale pork prices have fallen sharply from recent peaks as hog supplies increase. American Meat Institute President Wesley Hardenbergh cited a four to eight percent drop in beef prices and a three to four percent decline in live steer values in Chicago, varying by grade and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wesley Hardenbergh
American Meat Institute
Hardenbergh
New York
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Gary
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Shawano
Wesley Larson
Wiota
J. F. Kline
Ownd
Monroe Toay
Raymond Crane
Vance J. Magoner
Marysville
Alfred Waelchli
Alvin Elmer
Arnold Mueller
Phillip
Cleo
Erna Hollis
Harold E. Cullen
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Hotpoint Clothes Dryer
Whager &_Kramer
U.S
Fluorine
Menasha Hound
Trip
Dixie Shop
Burlington Mills
Denier
Edward Ruef
Mothers’ Club
Clarence School
Spring Grove Township
Madge Dahms
Albert Ten Eyck
Paul Weibel
Ruef
West Germany
Blumer
Tiake-u-knil
Hollywood
Harper's Bazaar
the Store For Women
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