Weather Summary for September 3 1946
Daily Record reports rainfall late Wednesday night. Highs and lows ranged from 84 to 45 in previous days with a 2 p.m. reading tracking the barometer, almanac notes, and a sunset time around 6 33.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1946
Page
6
Daily Record reports rainfall late Wednesday night. Highs and lows ranged from 84 to 45 in previous days with a 2 p.m. reading tracking the barometer, almanac notes, and a sunset time around 6 33.
County Court action fines Mre Helen Burkhalter five dollars and costs for unspecified offense. License suspends or restricted pending payment as required by court order.
Mr and Mrs a rn Belleville announce the birth of their son at St Clare Hospital on September 1.
A compiled list names multiple individuals involved in medical and dismissal notices. Cities and streets include New Giarus Evansville Janesville Beloit Monroe Brodhead and Sarical with addresses such as 1804 12th street 2109 14th street and route 5. Snippets mention Mrs Herman Baumgartner Mrs Walter Stephenson and several others with spouses and families.
A dinner in honor of Gerald Abraham recently discharged from the navy was held Sunday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Gilbert Abraham ville. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Stauffacher Mr and Mrs Clarence Scholtz and family. Birthday party for Mrs Carl Trachsel with twelve guests Sunday.
Tess hosted a wiener roast at Lincoln Park in the afternoon and attended the theater. Guests included Rosie Aeschlimann, Shirley Ninneman, Bette Rees, Rose Rothenbuehbler, Shirley Laeser, Vinnie Norder, Shirley Mahle, Orvilla Norder, Mary Maurer, Janice Leehan, Jean Ott, and Dorothy Loeher. Lenona Faulk er could not attend. Joyce received numerous gifts.
Gladys Mohns entertained at a Juda Juda picnic yesterday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a hamburger fry and social afternoon. Attending were Mr and Mrs Chester Mohns and children Betty and Shirley Mrs Minnie Mohns Juda Wendall Miller Monticello Kathryn Johnson Ralph Duchow Monroe.
David Gnagi left to join the army induction center at Ft. Sheridan after being accepted for a three year term. His parents are Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Gnagi Jr. Meanwhile in Texas PV2s Ray Beckman Jr. Russell Kundert Robert Gibbons John Calder and Lenwood Monte arrived at Ft. Bliss to begin basic training.
Charles Howe, formerly discharged from the army last January, will attend Platteville Tech College this year after being employed at the Burke cheese factory in Darlington.
The young adults group plans an organizing meeting at the Youth Center this evening led by local organizers. The event aims to discuss community issues and recruit members for ongoing activities.
Miss Amelia Ganshert and P. J. family were en route to Huron South Dakota to attend the funeral of C. E. Ganshert who died Sunday. C E Ganshert a retired resident had lived in Huron for 35 years. The funeral is listed as nylesaiets.
A Monroe store manager arrived shortly after 7 o'clock to find a crowd at a store that advertised soap with a first come, first served sale.
Mrs. Clayton Burt visited Monroe today. Mrs. James T. Lacey from South Wayne and Mrs. Will Blum from Monticello were seen in town. Chicago visitors Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Montgomery spent the weekend here with relatives. The Barmore family and their sons visited Beloit with the Thomas Bryant family on Monday. Miss Mary Hollis Share of Chicago spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Share. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Madden and daughter Judy from Milwaukee and Gordon Burley of Bay Shore were guests of Miss Margaret Martin over Labor Day weekend. Arnold Brunner and family from Milwaukee and Washington Township returned from Canada. the Brunner children stayed behind and joined their parents back home.
The grand champion hereford steer weighing 1250 pounds sold for 42 cents a pound totaling 525 dollars in the Walworth county fair baby beef sale. Twenty one head of baby beeves were sold with prices from 21 to 42 cents per pound.
Dozens of Monroe area residents and visitors are listed while attending fairs, vacations, family visits, and local church and club events. Names include Holloway Winslow, Deininger Belleville, Johnson Madison, Brevity and many others visiting relatives, relatives, and returning from trips to Chicago Milwaukee and Oak.
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