Weather summary for September 6, 1949
Cloudy and cool with rain tonight and statewide through Wednesday. Since yesterday at 1 p.m. highs reached 73 and lows 50. A year ago today highs were 85 and lows 66. Precipitation since Saturday at 1 p.m. totaled 29.63 inches. Warmest U.S. place yesterday was Yuma Arizona at 106 and coldest International Falls Minnesota at 42. Sunrise 5:30, sunset 6:27.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers and Obituaries Noted in Local Columns
Real estate transfers list Ueland L Lamboley to Harold T Snyder for Lot 6 Block 2 Lake Side Heights Mon. Death notices report Mrs Sarah Ann Tomlinson age 88 of Browntown. Mrs Emma B Laube 66 of Brodhead. Mrs Lucy Plimpton 85 of Brooklyn. Ole Berg 79 of Adams Township. Mrs Glen Schindler 35 of Janesville.
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Ueland L. Lamboley
Harold T. Snyder
Lakeside Heights
City of Mon
Sarah Ann Tomlinson
Browntown
Emma B. Laube
Brodhead
Lucy Plimpton
Brooklyn
Ole Berg
Adams Township
Glen Schindler
Janesville
Births in local communities mark early September
Birth announcements from Brodhead to Blanchardville report nine newborns and two new families. Sept 3 to Sept 6 deliveries include daughters for Reigle Schwend Berger and Jelle, and sons for Wuetrich Larson Jelle Hanson and Han son, with parents listed by town and names.
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Roy Reigle
Brodhead
Earl Schwend
New Glarus
Virgil Berger
South Wayne
Marvin Siedschlag
Juda
Robert Wuetrich
Route 1
Harold Larson
Gratiot
Glennys Jelle
Belleville
Son
Kenneth Hanson
Blanchardville
St Clare Hospital Patient Dismissals List
A hospital notice from St Clare lists patients in surgical and medical categories from Verona Freeport Sand ridge Belleville and Monticello areas with dismissals including Merle Anderson John Duerst Joseph Tregoning and many others. The roll includes names and addresses or routes of dischargees and associated family members.
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LaVern Johnson
Verona
John Wood
Albany
Charles Bloyer
Freeport
Emil Hammermeier
Julia Pickett
Browntown
Sandra Kay
Sandridge
Belleville
Preston Prisk
14Th Street
Grant Elmer
Route 5
Raymond Root
Monticello
William Grunder
Merle Anderson
John Duerst
Joseph Tregoning
Anna Elmer
Marvin Wuet
Steve, Casey
Alva Phillips
Richard DeVoe
Lenwood Monte
Robert Geiger
Conservation plan to maximize farm output in Green county
Local soils conservation team prioritizes planning whole farm units to balance crops and sustain production. They will assist in landscape layout, terraces, and ditching during spring and fall windows, ensuring precise level work and proper terrace outlets. Diamond games at Recreation Park are canceled due to rain.
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Green County
Wallom 75 Rail Veteran Dies at Home in Belleville
Clavis Wallom 75 a former Illinois Central road supervisor died at 11:30 p m Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs Henry Argue Belleville after several strokes he had been bedfast seven years Born September 18 1873 in Moscow Town County he lived in Blanchardville Monticello Belleville Freeport LaSalle and Monroe He retired in 1938 as IC road supervisor and was a member of IOOF Modern Woodmen Surviving are daughter Mrs Argue son Maurice Wallom Hot Springs Ark five sisters and three grandchildren Services Tuesday at 2 pm in Saether funeral home Blanchardville with burial in Graceland cemetery Pallbearers nephews from Blanchardville Monroe Monticello and Belleville.
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Vlavis Wallom
Ilinois
Henry Argue
Belle-ville
Moscow
Town County
Ole
Betsy Mellom Wallom
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Blanchardville
Jessie Mason
Monticello
Belleville
Freeport
LaSalle
Monroe
Wallom
IOOF
Modern
Woodman Lodges
Argue
Maurice Wallom
Hot’ Springs
Ark
Melvin
Nd Center
Edward
Frank Mead
William Smith
Ernest Wengers
W. E. Gould
B. Marshall
Blanchardsville
Saether
Roy Scott
Grace Methodist Church
Graceland Cemetery
Earl Barber
Raymond Mead
Robert Gould
Blanchardvill
Ernest Wenger Jr
Claude Wallom
Robert Coccroft
Mrs Schindler of Janesville Dies at 35
Mrs Glenschindier Schindler, 35, Janesville, wife of former Monroe area resident Glen Schindler, died Monday in Wisconsin General Hospital Madison after a heart illness. Funeral set for tomorrow 2 p.m. at St Peter's Lutheran Janesville with Rev H C Rex. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Calling hours start tonight at Reining Funeral Home. Born May 12 1914 in Janesville she married May 18 1931. survived by husband son Glen Jr parents Charles and Mrs Soden Janesville, three sisters and a brother.
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Glenschindier
Janesville
Monroe Area
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Non
St. Peter’s Luthran Church
H. C. Rex
Oak Hill Cemetery
Reining Funeral Home
Glen Schindler
Jacob Schindler
Dutch Hollow
Glen Jr
Charles Soden
Janes
Ville
Unruh Gunfire Incident Intersects Street Scene
A car crossed the street as Unruh left a shop and fired three times. The driver slumped in the seat as the car climbed a sidewalk. Three women were struck as Unruh reloaded the weapon at least three times.
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Unruh
Ruh
State Turkey Crop Well Above '48 Mark
Wisconsin's 1939 turkey crop of 606000 birds is 37 percent larger than 1948 production and 35 percent above the 1936 45 average. The state department of agriculture said the big crop follows a national upturn as the nation's crop ranks as the second largest on record. Growers plan to market earlier this year selling one third by November 1 and three fourths by December 1.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Personal mentions highlight Monroe weekend visitors and locals
A roundup of residents and visitors includes Mrs Lena St John from Brodhead, Miss Eleanor Thompson of Milwaukee visiting with Miss Doris Messmer, and many other Illinois Wisconsin travelers. The piece lists frequent hosts and guests across Albany Monroe Prairie du Lac Green County and Milwaukee with notes on barber shop hours and resort closings.
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Lena St. John
Brodhead
Eleanor Thompson
Milwaukee
Doris Messmer
Women of the Moose
Pauline Schwarzenbergler
Prairie du Lac
Lula Silver
Stanton Stears
Albany
Monroe
Randal J. Elmer
Chicago
Green County
Lizzie Case
Gerald Kiorness
Penny
Willard Zimmerli
William Zimmerli
Clayton R. Brodhead
Howard W. Chadwick
Barbara Baumgartner
John Baumgartner
Oshkosh
Willis Reasa
St. Louis
Ben Reasa
Ralph Sery
Muskegon
Ed Sery
Clifford M. Fritz
Sisson’s
Little St. Germain
Eagle River
L. H. Andrews
Green Bay
Werner Blum
Chuck
17Th Street
Sager’s
Russell Lynch
Joan
S. P. Lynch
15Th Street
Betsy Volmary
Wilmette
Ill
Joseph Volmary
Raymond R.J. Kubly
Nathan E. Bear
International Falls
Maud E. Wenger
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Labor Day
Myles F
New Glarus
Florence Huffman
Waukesha
Carrie Eichstadt
Roman Stadelman
Albert Schlappi
Browntown
Meldger Figi
Charles Figi
Hungary Abolishes Religious Teaching in Schools
Budapest reports the presidential council issued a decree under the new constitution calling for separation of church and state. The measure ends compulsory religion instruction in Hungarian schools and reinforces secular governance.
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Budapest
Hungary
Mrs Lucy Plimpton Dies on Visit Here
Mrs Lucy Plimpton aged 85 died at 3 30 am Monday at the home of her daughter on 25th avenue Albany Brooklyn vicinity after a heart attack while visiting She and her daughter Ruth Smallish Milwaukee arrived Sunday Mrs Plimpton born December 23 1863 Mt Hope Grant county was married first to Madison Parks then Louis Plimpton now deceased Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at Mt Hope Methodist church with burial in Hermitage cemetery The body will be taken from Stuessy funeral home to Mt Hope church at noon She is survived by five children Ole Parks Rebel Mrs Buchschacher Jo Mrs Alice Kane Independence Ia Mrs Smailish Milwaukee and Clarence Plimpton Milwaukee 16 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren The last of her family she was preceded by three sisters and six brothers.
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Lucy Plimpton
Albany-Brooklyn
25Th Avenue
Plimpton
Wankee
F. L. Buchschacher
Miltack
Ruth Smallish
Milwaukee
Buchschacher
Mt. Hope
Grant County
Lucy Chilson
Anderson
Sarah Humphrey Chilson
Madison Parks
Louis Plimpton
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady Amid Quiet Trade
The Federal-State market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese market steady with quiet demand and trading. Selling prices at assembly points include single daisies 36 36.5, longhorns 36 37, square prints 36 37, and midgets 37 38.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Le.l
Justice Rutledge Emerges From Coma After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Supreme Court Justice Wiley B. Rutledge, 55, has shown slight improvement and can speak briefly to family and nurses after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage. Dr. Elmer Tower said the hospital spokesman reported today that his condition has modestly improved.
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Xorm
Plane Strikes Rock River Bridge. Pilot Survives
Milwaukee aviator Clarence Thiele guardrails the Rock River center span crash while attempting a takeoff. The Continental Insurance Co life department manager, 56, suffered facial cuts and limb injuries but was reported in good condition at Mercy hospital. The Four Mile bridge had just reopened after a 1942 milk truck accident.
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Wanesville
Milwaukee
Rock River
Clarence Thiele
Life Department
The
Continental Insurance Co
Rock County
Miles Sweeney
Thiele
Four Mile Bridge
Mercy Hospital
Citizens petition curb on speeding at city council
A group of residents circulating petitions today at the city council meeting demand adequate warning signs on speeding laws in Monroe and stronger police staffing for enforcement after protests in the northeast district. Dr Paul W Snowden wrote a letter urging better traffic control following his daughter's injury near 2319 6th street.
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Monroe
Albany
Paul W. Snowden
Council
Snowdens
6Th. Street
Markets recap for livestock and grains on active trading day
Livestock sales showed hogs 25 to 50 cents higher with top loads at 22.30. Cattle and calves unevenly steady to up to 50 cents, top steer load at 31.00 and feeder bids firm. Grain gains led by wheat and corn as Minneapolis cash basis improves and mills buy cash wheat. follow-up weaker notes caution.
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Nicago —(P
USDA
Sears
Colorado
Chicago
Minneapolis
Market notes on crops and poultry with stock drift in New York
The report covers October and November bean bids moving up a cent as buyers gain from early ease. Live poultry receipts rise to 29 trucks with prices mostly steady to two cents higher. Butter and eggs hold firm with minor top grade gains. New York trading shows a soft stock drift after a long weekend, with several blue chip downgrades and some gains in General Motors and American Airlines. The note on Roman shields concludes the item.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
U. S
New York
U. S. Steel
Republic Steel
Chrysler
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
Schenley
General Motors
American Smelting
Westinghouse Electric
Philip Morris
Eapac
Ohio
American Airlines
Giant hurricane stalls far south of Bermuda in Atlantic
A tropical hurricane with winds near 120 mph sits 400 miles south southeast of Bermuda with little forward movement. Chief forecaster Grady Norton says the storm is wallowing, about 1,000 miles south southeast of New York, as local want ads dominate the scene.
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Miami
Atlantic
Bermuda
Grady Norton
Norton
New York
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Turkey
Harvey S. Stauffacher
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Mass
Immanuel Evangelical Church
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Helen
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Harry A. Brown
Rockford
Kenneth Longsdorf
Lancaster
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Times
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Charles Sumner
Woolworth II
Woolworth Ten Cent
Chester County
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Fritz
Wall Street
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