Weather summary for October 9 1950 with forecast
The record notes a clear to partly cloudy pattern with a warm northwest and cool southeast. Showers begin in the northwest by Tuesday, warmer in the south and east. Tonight low 35 to 40, Tuesday highs 62 to 68. Precipitation since Saturday and barometer readings are listed, with Yuma Arizona the warmest and Helena Montana the coldest yesterday, sunrise 6 05 and sunset 5 29.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Helena
Mont
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Brooklyn Villages
Arno J. Haack transfers parcel in Russell's donation to Green county to Dr. W B Gnagi in Monroe. Lynn H. Williams transfers parcel in sec 1 Brooklyn village to Wisconsin Petroleum Co of Stoughton.
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Arno J. Haack
Dr. W. B. Gnagi
Russell
Green County
Monroe
Lynn H. Williams
Wisconsin Petroleum Co
Stoughton
Brooklyn Village
Deaths of Rudolf Lauper Mrs Nick Krattiger and Henry Smith
Obituaries note the deaths of Rudolf Lauper 60 of 1810 12th street Mrs Nick Krattiger 55 of 913 25th avenue and Henry G Smith 81 of 528 Front street Mineral Point records.
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Rudolf Lauper
12Th Street
Nick Krattiger
25Th Avenue
Henry G. Smith
Front Street
Mineral Point
Births Reported in Local Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winter Orangeville welcome a son born October 8. Mr. and Mrs. Newell Smith route 5 report a daughter born October 8. Mr. and Mrs. William Albany report a daughter born October. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moan gelith Street report a daughter born September. Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Abeg Glen 1903 8th Avenue report a daughter born October 8. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Soddy Browntown report a son born October 9. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stamm Brodhead report a son born October 9.
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Robert Winter
Orangeville
Newell Smith
Route 5
William Eer
Albany
Carl Moangelith
Gottfried Abegglen
8Th Avenue
Delbert Soddy
Browntown
Wayne Stamm
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Medical Staff and Missals Listed
Hospital directory lists names tied to St Clare Hospital Medical and missals sections. Individuals include Henry A Paulson Blanchardville Mrs Richard Mead Brodhead Mrs Harry C Larson Riochet Ir Mary Louise Moffett Beloit Ernest Schilt Argyle and many others across Monticello Gratiot Beloit Edgerton Monroe Browntown Maynard McNett Ken neth Neuenschwander and more.
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Henry A. Paulson
Blanchardville
Richard Mead
Brodhead
Harry C. Larson
Riochett
Mary Louise Moffett
Beloit
Ernest Schilt
Argyle
Fred Bircher
Monticello
Fayola Kurth
James McGlynn
Gratiot
James Williams
Bernard Bublitz
Edgerton
Joseph Lans
Tasca O’neal
Navy recruiter assigned to Monroe area visit Thursday
Navy recruiter TM1 John W. Williams is assigned to the Monroe area and will be on site Thursday from 11 a m to 3 p m with a full schedule to be announced later. Williams and GM11 Dave L. Behrens, a navy recruiter from Freeport, visited this morning. Try Times Want Ads.
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NAVY
John W. Williams
Monroe
Williams
Three Accidents Reported In Green County
Highway police investigated three traffic accidents in Green County yesterday with no injuries reported. Ralph Krauss lost control on wet pavement south of Monroe near Highway 69 at 2:30 a.m. Bloom’s car left Highway 11 81 on the first hill east of Monroe at 1:30 a.m. Schneeberger’s car and Hawthorne’s car collided on Highway 59 near Albany at 5:45 p.m. Damage was extensive in the sideswipe incident and Schneeberger drove a Malkow vehicle.
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Green County
Ralph G. Krauss
18Th Avenue
Monroe
Gapen
John Hoffman
Gene Bloom
Schneeberger
Albany
Walter Malkow
Hawthorne
Night School Plan Prepared for City
Night school registration and classes start Oct. 17 in the high school and will run for 18 weeks. Assistant principal T. R. Holyoke said courses will be offered if ten or more students request them. Teachers include Dorothy Roehl, Donald F. McGibbon, Betty J. Elmer, Edna L. Mackey, and Lillian Gempeler.
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T. R. Holyoke
Dorothy Roehl
Donald F. McGibbon
Betty J. Elmer
Edna L. Mackey
Lillian Gempeler
Pickups Along The News Beats
Robert C. Woethrich of route 1 confirmed in The Evening Times that he saw the last week fireball. His brother now believes his account after Woethrich mentioned it while doing chores. A Monroe man found wife served ham after returning from a packing plant inspection.
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Robert C. Woethrich
Route 1
Evening Times
Robert
Monroe
Msgr. Joseph E. Hanz Beloit Priest Dies After Heart Attack
Msgr. Joseph E. Hanz, age 70, died at Beloit hospital after a noon heart attack. He served in Beloit 47 years since 1903, founded St. Jude's parish and its parochial school, and held municipal posts. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at St. Jude's church.
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Beloit
Joseph E. Hanz
Beloit Hospital
Msgr
Hanz
St. Jude’s Parish
St. Jude’s Church
Mrs. Schmid III Admission At St Francis
Mrs. Edna Schmid of box 117 highway 81 west is listed as a surgical patient at St. Francis Hospital in Freeport Illinois.
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Schmid III
Edna Schmid
Box 117
Highway 81 West
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Ill
Personal Notes From Monroe Saturday Visits
Local brief lists residents and visitors stopping by Monroe on Saturday and Sunday. Names include Helen Walsh Durand NL Marian Rickard Pearl City Linda Armstrong Grinnell IA Jerry Lewis Armstrong Warren James K Cavanaugh Freeport Maud E Wenger Chicago Vincent Tierney Everett Mass Mr and Mrs R F Dehmel and Rolf Wauwatosa Florence Lucas Katherine Kostoplos Beloit and many others visiting or calling on relatives or attending church events in the area.
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Helen Walsh
Durand
Marian Rickard
Pearl City
Linda Armstrong
Grinnell
Jerry Lewis Armstrong
Warren
Times Office
James K. Cavanaugh
Freeport
Maud E. Wenger
Chicago
State Line Church
Davis
Vincent Tierney
Everett
H. W. Biffle
Kenosha
George Thoms
William Johnson
Willow Creek Farm
Galesburg
Ill
Monroe
Jack Schindler
Belvidere
S. P. Lynch
Dorothy Mayer
Miami
Fla
Charles R. Kohli
Gottlob Krauss
15Th Avenue
Milton
Kathryn Janet
Clyde Schaneberg
Ashton
Louise Neal
Phoebe Ann Lindsay
LaCrosse
Charles P. Totts
Glarus
Norman J. Peters
Karl Edward
Fond du Lac
Edward Walter
Robert Wells
LaCrousse
Cecil Wells
Route 1
Argyle
Paul Lindsay
Concordia Lodge No. 124
IOOF
Rudy Lauper
Thomas Vogt
Grand Island
Neb
William Edwards
Rapid City
S. Dak
Robert Black
University of Wisconsin
Arthur W. Black
7Th Street
L. C. Viel
Maud Monroe
Grace Byers
Clara Zumbrunnen
Rose Derendinger
Rose Altmann
Sarah Ruhl
Lake Geneva
Ruhl
Northwestern Military and Naval Academy
Indonesia Rebel Isle rocked by earthquake and tsunami
Violent quakes and a gigantic tidal wave struck Amboina island center of a South Moluccan rebellion against Indonesia. Heavy casualties were feared as rescuers and officials appealed for outside aid today.
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Indonesia
Jakarta
Amboina
Henry Smith Dies At Mineral Point
Henry Smith of Mineral Point died this morning at his home on Front Street. He leaves a wife and six children, including Mrs. Edna McGregor and Mrs. Rieder, with grandchildren listed. Services set for Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from Gorgen Funeral Home to St. Pauls Catholic Church, with Rev. Paul Crooke officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Henry G. Smith
Front Street
Mineral Point
William C. Rieder
18Th Avenue
Mr. Smith
Edna McGregor
Eagle River
Rieder
Monroe
Harry J
Robert W. Smith
Kenosha
William Jr
Robert
Kenneth Rieder
Mary Catherine
Bobby
Dickie Smith
Gorgen Funeral Home
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Rev
Paul Crooke
Rodericks Return From Scottish Rite Session
Mr and Mrs Ben Roderick of Brodhead return from Philadelphia where they attended the 138th annual session of the Supreme Council of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite in the 33rd and last degree held by the Sovereign Grand Inspector General.
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Brodhead
Ben Roderick
Philadelphia
Supreme Council of Sovereign
PTA Movie Program Set For 11 Saturdays At Goetz
The PTA announced a screening series at the Goetz theater. Mrs. Verley M. Denney said tickets cost 1 dollar for all 11 shows, with no single ticket sales. Titles include Thunder in the Valley Five Little Peppers Penrod and Sam Young Mr. Lincoln Hopalong Cassidy Hoosier Schoolboy Swiss Family Robinson Young Tom Edison Admiral Byrd's Discovery and Mother Cary's Chickens.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Monroe
Verley M. Denney
PTA
National
Children’s Film Library
Goetz Theater
Penrod and
Sam
Mr. Lincoln
Hopalong Cassidy
Tom Edison
Admiral Byrd
Cary
Liberty Homemakers to Meet at Spickler Home
Liberty Homemakers will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m with Mrs Delmar Spickler and Mrs Frank Stine as co hosts at the Spickler home Project leaders are Mrs Ray Dye and Mrs Thomas Schuetz Roll call will be answered with tips on the care of house plants The lesson is planning for the descent of property.
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Liberty
Delmar Spickler
Frank Stine
Spickler
Ray Dye
Thomas Schuetz
Croak Family Moves to Lakeside Heights Home
Mr and Mrs Edward P Croak and family relocate from the former Teehan drive in at 1331 19th Street to a Lakeside Heights residence west of Dr Fred W Kundert s house now occupied by R W Blahas They bought the drive in in March relocating from Janesville to the new home.
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Edward P. Croak
Teehan Drive-In
19Th Street
Lakeside Heights
Fred W. Kundert
R. W. Blahas
the Croaks
Janesville
Phones From Japan Bring News Of Tokyo Visit
T/Sgt. Robert J. Kuster spoke by telephone to his wife from Tokyo Saturday evening. He is the son of Mrs. Bertha Kuster of 1104 29th Avenue and serves in the air force in Japan. Mrs. Kuster was visiting E. A. Zumbach of 1511 15th Street.
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Japan
Robert J. Kuster
Tokyo
Bertha Kuster
29Th Avenue
Air Force
Funeral services for Mrs John Zimmerman 88
Mrs John Zimmerman 88 died Friday funeral held yesterday at 1 pm in Zwingli church Monticello Rev A R Achtemeier officiated Burial at Hyland cemetery Monticello Pallbearers were Ray Rhyner Paul Frenzel Jr Hervey Hauser Earl Holcomb Morris Marty Rolland Zimmerman
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John Zimmerman
Zwingli Church
Monticello
A. R. Achtemeier
Hyland Cemetery
Ray Rhyner
Paul Frenzel Jr
Hervey Hauser
Earl Holcomb
Morris Marty
Rolland Zimmerman
Mrs. Mattie Hall Rites Held at Juda Funeral Home
Services for Mrs. Mattie Hall of 735 15th Avenue were conducted at 2 p m at Shriner Neush Wander funeral home with Rev C C J Tingley of Juda Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Mt Vernon Cemetery at Juda. Pallbearers were Glen Dunwiddie Wilmer Coates Elmer Matzke Roy Fries Ernest Lehman and Earl Dockhorn.
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Mattie Hall
15Th Avenue
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Cc. J. Tingley
Juda Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Juda
Glen Dunwiddie
Wilmer Coates
Elmer Matzke
Roy Fries
Ernest Lehman
Earl Dockhorn
Funeral services held for three-year-old Dale Koepp
Funeral services for Dale Robert Koepp, three, son of Alfred and Mrs Koepp of Davis Illinois, were held at the family home and St John’s Lutheran Pecatonica with Rev L E Hieber officiating. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery Brodhead. The child died after striking a stopped vehicle Thursday night in Brodhead.
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Dale Robert Koepp
Alfred Koepp
Davis
Ill
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pecatonica
L. E. Hieber
Greenwood Cemetery
Brodhead
Court Refuses Review Of Taylor Conviction
The U S Supreme Court denied Senator Taylor of Idaho a review of his disorderly conduct conviction in Birmingham Alabama. He was fined 50 dollars and sentenced to 80 days in jail for a May 1 1948 scuffle with police as he attempted to enter a Negro youth meeting through a door marked Negro entrance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Taylor
Idaho
Birmingham
Ala
Valentine Heads Economic Agency
Dr. Alan Valentine 49 from Rochester New York was named administrator of the new Economic Stabilization Agency. The move follows a push for early completion of price and wage curbs if needed. President Truman announced the appointment after returning from a Chesapeake Bay cruise. Cyrus S. Ching, 73, was expected to decide soon on leading a nine member wage stabilization board.
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Washington
Alan Valentine
New Economic Stabilization Agency
Valentine
Rochester
N. Y
ESA
Truman
Chesapeake Bay
Williamsburg
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Leftist unions merge into 80000 member distributive union
Three left wing unions announced a merger forming the Distributive Processing and Office Workers of America. The new unit combines the former Distributive Workers Union the United Office and Professional Workers and the Food Tobacco and Agricultural Workers.
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New York
The
Distributive, Processing and Officer Workers of America
Distributive Workers Union
United Office and Professional Workers
Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers
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