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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1946
Page
6
Weather summary and outlook data note
Report of weekly high and low temperatures with readings since Saturday. Includes today’s barometer at 2 a m and 2 p m, sunrise and sunset times for September 1948, and the year ago figures for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almenarc
Notable Deaths List including Robert W. Stuessy and others
Obituary notice lists several deceased individuals: Robert W. Stuessy aged 39 of New Glarus township. Jay George Donmeyer aged 61 of 1415 17th avenue. Henry Bartelt aged 69 of Winslow. and Mrs. Ida Staver aged 86 of Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Stuessy
New Glarus Township
Jay George Donmeyer
17Th Avenue
Henry Bartelt
Winslow
Ida Staver
Births at St. Clare Hospital Record Three New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Alton Hermanson of Argyle welcome a son born September 7. Mr and Mrs Laverne Rule of Monroe welcome a daughter born September 8. Mr and Mrs Walter Peterson of Blanchardville welcome a son born September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Hospital
Alton Hermanson
Argyle
Laverne
Rule
Monroe
Walter Peterson
Blanchardville
Medical and Surgical Patient List Mixed Names
A historical hospital ledger fragment lists patients by department and location. Entries include Mrs. Henry Freitag of Villa Park and Thomas Jones of Monroe under Medical. Mrs Arist John of Beloit and Gene Thorson of Woodford under Surgical. Mrs Leonard Marty of 1403 14th avenue under Accident. plus a dismissal roster naming multiple patients and relatives such as Maynard Peterson and Mrs Foster Broge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Freitag
Villa Park
Thomas Jones
Monroe
Bessie Keyes
Delavan
Thomas Chaney
Madison
Delbert Boeck
Joe Frass
17Th Avenue
David Riese
Darlington
Arist John
Beloit
Gene Thorson
Woodford
Harvey Supernand
Dubuque
Charles Peterson
Evansville
Lester Stillmank
Janesville
Dennis Hogan
17Th Street
Leonard Marty
14Th Avenue
Maynard Peterson
Foster Broge
Francis LaFevre
Bruce Young
Carrie Knight
Thor Thompson
Rose Strahm
Frank Soddy
Howard Grendinning
Leo Steininger
George Stephen
Sanford Nybroten
Edwin Haberman
Spring Green Native Jane Adams Dies in Auburn
Jane Payton Adams wife of writer Samuel Hopkins Adams died in a hospital in Auburn New York at age 66 She was born Jane Patton Van Norman in Spring Green Wisconsin and once acted on stage Her survivors include a daughter Mrs Atherton Harlow of New Hope Pennsylvania and two sisters Mrs Carl Kurth of Mukwonago Wisconsin and Mrs C B Wait of Milwaukee Funeral services are set for 4 Tuesday at the Adams home Widewaters near Awasco Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N.Y
Jane Payton Adams
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Otis Skinner
Beloit Teen Killed in Train Crash near Clintonville
Muriel Zima, 17, died when the car she rode in collided with a northbound freight train at Highway 16 crossing near Clintonville. Robert Finnegan, 22, of Beloit, was critically injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Muriel Zima
Highway 16
Clintonville
Robert Finnegan
Hiway Co operative Dairy to Build Dakota Factory
The Hi way Cooperative Dairy Products company at Dakota will construct a $21,000 factory, approved by the Chicago district civilian production administration. The grant application was granted to enable the factory project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Factory
Aplication
Dakota
Hi-way Co-operative Dairy Products Company
Chicago District
Civilian Production Administration
Sidewalk Repair Notice Issued by Monroe Public Works
City of Monroe Wisconsin requires all landowners abutting streets to repair sidewalks within thirty days from September 7, 1946. If not fixed, the Board of Public Works will repair them and bill the abutting property owner. G. S. Soseman, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Monroe
Board of Public Works
Wis
G. S. Soseman
Cattle guards praised for saving time and effort
Green county farmers report cattle guards reduce gate work and fence damage. Page discusses costs 50 to 100 dollars, typical 60, and DIY designs using discarded rails or I beams. Guards should be 6 feet wide with a 12 to 18 inch pit and removable bars for cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruffer
Monroe Township
Albert Vogel
Dan Stauflacher
Sylvester Township
Ernest Rufenacht
Cold Springs
Green County
Earl Bechtolt
Orban Township
Ben Felt
Mt. Pleasant
Ernie Bruner
Charlene Zingrich to Marry Thomas Courtney at St Mary's
The marriage of Miss Charlene Zingrich daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Zingrich and Thomas Courtney will be solemnized Saturday morning at 11 in St Mary's church Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Charlene Zingrich
Alfred Zingrich
Thomas Courtney
St. Mary's Church
Janesville
Dietrich Dietrich and Treuthardt Singled at Immanuel Church
Rev Alvin C Raebhl read the ring ceremony at 2 30 Sunday afternoon for Miss Dora Dietrich and Emil Treuthardt in Immanuel Evangelical Church. Miss Dora Dietrich and Rex Albert attended the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich-Treuthardt
Alvin C. Raebhl
Dorothea Dietrich
Emil Treuthardt
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Dora Dietrich
Rex Albert
Silver Anniversary Observed For Mr and Mrs Burkhard
Mr and Mrs John J Burkhard celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at 903 13th Avenue on a Saturday evening. About 20 guests attended as cards were played and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Burkhard
13Th Avenue
Ninth Birthday Observed for Gerald Stauffacher
Gerald Stauffacher son of Mr and Mrs George D Stauffacher celebrated his ninth birthday Saturday with a movie followed by a luncheon at the Stauffacher home. Attending were Gayle Quinn Allen Bauman Thomas and Richard Hyland Gordon Teehan Roger Wyss Roger Moe John Hurlbut Franklin Deininger Gerald Jacobs Owen Hefty David Stauffacher and Donna Ensch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Stauffacher
George D. Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Gerald
Gayle Quinn
Allen Bauman
Thomas
Richard Hyland
Gordon Teehan
Roger Wyss
Roger Moe
John Hurlbut
Franklin Deininger
Gerald Jacobs
Owen Hefty
David Stauffacher
Donna Ensch
Japs Say They Knew They Could Not Win in War Plans
Tokyo reports that Japan knew it could not defeat the United States but hoped for a negotiated peace as a war crimes tribunal heard testimony from Naoki Hoshino, wartime president of the war planning board under Prime Minister Tojo, one of 27 defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
United States
America
Far East
War Crimes Tribunal
China
Naoki Hoshino
Hoshino
War Planning Board
Hideki Tojo
Batavian minister bans wedding kiss in church
Rev Walter Schlie of Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church forbids brides and grooms to kiss during ceremonies. Couples should hold hands as a sufficient sign of affection. Public kissing is deemed in poor taste, especially at the altar. The ban also covers the throwing of rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Walter Schlie
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Palm oil used in steel plate production
Palm oil is employed in the manufacturing of steel plates, serving as part of the production process. The note indicates its role as a lubricant or additive quality control may influence plate finish.
Numerous Visitors Fill Monroe Area From Many Towns
Local brief lists numerous visitors and residents from Argyle Brodhead Juda Monroe and surrounding areas. Names include Betty Everson Helen Teuscher Loretta Gille E. Fries Roy Burmeister Floyd Gerhart Mildred Apel and more with trips to Madison Milwaukee Whitewater and Br o d head. Eastern Star supper announced with initiation set for 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Betty Everson
Argyle
Helen Teuscher
Brodd
Browntown
Monroe
Frank
Joseph Haas
Gerald Swiggum
Harvey Day
W. L. Gehr
Brodhead
Glen Babler
Rockford
W. F. Timm
Footville
J. J. Raymer
Marian Helms
Robert
Darlington
Dolores Dittmar
Joyce Gibbons
Barbara Fritz
Freeport
Dennis Rinehardt
Leon Gempeler
Monticello
Mildred Apel
Judith Ann
Dubuque
Roy F. Burmeister
Mary Burmeister
Nathan Theiler
Madison
Gordon Helland
Juda
Clarence Foss
Herbert Boll
Albert Bell
Andrew Heinzelman
Waller
Robert van Wagenen
Eugene Weaver
Chicago
William F. Zimmerman
Werner Blum
Rose Kuenzi
Marie Blum
Okee
Eastern Star
W. C. Reimer
Marshfield
C. J. Schwingel
Russell W. Prien
Ray A. Schoonover
Ben Krause
Paul J. Lochner
Ashland
Tomahawk
John Burkhard Sr
Herman Burkhard
William Burkhard
Helen Burkhard
Clayton Meyers
Burkhard
al Frye
Clinton
Floyd Gibbs
Aspen
Colo
Betty Gibbs
Iowa
Gibbs
Frye
Mrs. Gibbs
Jane Peterson
David Patton
Dixon
H. W. Biffle
Billy
JoDelle
Edgerton
June Goodwin
Edwin R. Booth
Frank Duchow
Rock City
J. H. Lowe
Lucy Olson
Whitewater
Palmyra
Emily Johnson
Ralph H. Wenger
Eliyn Jane
Ruth
Milwaukee
Walter Dahms
Amelia Dahms
Las Vegas
Nev
Sunday visitors gathered from multiple towns
Mrs Kenneth Priewe spent Sunday with her sister Mrs La Vern Holcomb in Monticello. Miss Frances Leuenberger hosted Sunday guests at Riverview cottage near Brodhead including Mr and Mrs J S Bray Mr and Mrs George Schneider Mr and Mrs A C Eichstadt all of Monroe Mr and Mrs Ivan Ellingson and children Browntown Mr and Mrs John Sissons and family New Glarus and Mr and Mrs Charles Gutzmer Woodford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ruff
Madison
Lois Aebly
Argyle
Monroe
Glen Greenwood
Beloit
Charles Wells
Browntown
Fredric Dahms
Platteville
Verena Wyss
Monticello
Ernest Nydegger
Brodhead
John Share
Milwaukee
Ernest Robert
Rosemary
Albany
Bonner White
Marie Monte
W. L. Cash
Wisconsin
William Reider
Eagle River
Max Keegan
Edward Keegan
Anton Kuenzli
Floyd Davis
Bruce
Marguerite Hinds
Patricia McGinley
Lois Blum
Whitewater
Herman Kile
Julia Ott
Rose Harmon
Menomonie
John and
Lynn Richert
E. O. Baker
Green County
Forest Briggs
Richard
James
Jerry
Addie Briggs
Eugene DeVoe
Davenport
Rose DeVoe
Edward Ackerman
Lloyd Ackerman
Kenneth Behring
Melvin Ackerman
Jamestown
Claude Toyek
Margaret Galway
Tokey
Los Angeles
George Cotherman
Harry Muir
Marian
Winnebago
Minn
Clintonville
Wis
Davis
Stanley Fields
Louis Field
LeRoy Peterson
Lout Wayne
Marshall Field
Woodford
Dick Rose
Frank Schoch
Mosinee
Hilar Flad
Timothy
Edwin Gustafson
Stanley Field
Amos Hutchins
Alice
Springport
Mich
Gertrude Landfair
Maybelle
Lee Renshaw
Union City
Lyle Chard
Edward
Kenneth Priewe
LaVern Holcomb
Frances Leuenberger
Riverview
J. S. Bray
George Schneider
A. C. Eichstadt
Ivan Ellingson
John Sissons
New Glarus
Charles Gutzmer
Harvey Days Berry Pickers Find Lush Fall Strawberries
The Harvey Days at Brodhead report picking three to five quarts of strawberries daily. They note an overbearing variety and say this fall yields better berries than spring, signaling a strong harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Return from Minnesota trip by Gilbert Baltzer group
From Brule Lake Minnesota Gilbert Baltzer Kenneth Mayer and Lyle Kline have returned by air to Ely Minnesota and then by floats the rest of the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Gilbert Baltzer
Kenneth Mayer
Lyle Kline
Baltzer
Brule Lake
Minn
Ely
Miss Phyllis Johnson Heads to Stout Institute
Miss Phyllis Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl R Johnson, departs tomorrow for Menomonie to resume senior studies at Stout Institute. She has just returned from a 10 day visit in Chicago Sioux City and Sioux Falls South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Johnson
Menomonie
Stout Institute
Miss Johnson
Earl R. Johnson
Chicago
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
S. D
Snyder Heads to New York Carpet Clinic With Wisconsin Dealers
Harold T. Snyder of Snively & Snyder left for New York on Sunday to join 30 Wisconsin dealers for a week at a carpet clinic in New Amsterdam, the center of the carpet industry.
Await Photo-copy Machine Approved for County Use
The county board authorized a photo copying machine for purchase in November and ordered it from a Rochester firm in December 1945. It shipped August 28 and should arrive soon. Mrs Grace Thorpe register of deeds said the device will record legal documents, improve public service and accuracy while reducing labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Rochester
N. Y
Grace Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Mrs Schindler Leaves Hospital After Seven Weeks
Mrs Herman L. Schindler has been dismissed from St. Clare hospital where she was confined for seven weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schindler
Herman L. Schindler
St. Clare Hospital
Veterans Cleared From Green County Roll
The veterans service office announced today that four ten men and women from Monroe and New were discharged through the office last week. The honored ex servicemen include William H Gempler Helen L Julson Vernon E Kemper Robert B Fry and Delbert R Maurer of Monroe and Ernest F Zimmerli Oscar W Erb Donald Yaun and Arthur C Keppler of New.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourten
Green County
Veterans Service Office
Theodore J. Burgy
William H. Gempler
Helen L. Julson
Vernon E. Kemper
Robert B. Fry
Delbert R. Maurer
Monroe
Ernest F. Zimmerli
Oscar W. Erb
Donald Yaun
Arthur C. Keppler
New
Notable Monticello Residents Named in Property Notice
Glarus, Royal W Woelffer, Fred erick P Steinmann, Ruth H Wit tenwyler and Bernard E Beiderman all of Monticello, and Glenn A Wood South Wayne are listed in a local notice indicating their involvement or interest in a property matter.
Veterans seek terminal leave pay filings in Brooklyn and Albany
Green county veterans filed about 300 terminal leave pay applications as of today according to service officer Theodore J. Burgy. Representatives from the service office will accept applications at the Brooklyn fire station from 9 to 4 today, with next stop at the Albany Legion club house tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Theodore J. Burgy
Brooklyn Fire Station
Brooklyn
Cucumber Record Displayed At Crystal Tower
Monroe dairy man and farmer Ernest Waeffler found a cucumber about 22 inches long and 6 inches in circumference this morning. The giant fruit is being shown at the Crystal Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Waeffler
Monroe
Crystal Tower
Hospital Plan Subcommittee Meets on County Hospital
County Chairman E J Hoesly of New Glarus convened a special subcommittee with W W Francis superintendent of the Green county asylum and Architect Stanley Howe to discuss plans for a county hospital and home for the aged. County board members C W Loveland Washington township and Edward Killingstad Albany village serve on the subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Special County Hospital Committee
W. W. Francis
Green County Asylum
Stanley Howe
C. W. Loveland
Washington Township
Edward Killingstad
Albany Village
No Damage in Andrew Heinzelman Garage Fire
Short lived blaze Saturday afternoon at 1107 12th Avenue caused by oil on the garage floor. The fire department arrived after the flames were already extinguished and no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew T. Heinzelman
12Th Avenue
Green County Boots and Saddle Club Roundup Postponed
The first annual roundup at the Green County fairgrounds was delayed from Sunday to September 22 due to rain, organizers announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Fairgrounds
College Sendoff Dance At Youth Center Tuesday
A farewell dance for prospective college students will be held at the youth center from 7 to 10 Tuesday evening. Miss Lorraine Schumacher, acting director, announced today. Invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Lorraine Schumacher
Youth Center Welcomes Monroe High School Alumni Class of ’46
The Youth Center includes Monroe High School graduates prior to 1946 as active participants. Class of ’46 members are honorary and join current high school students in center activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School
Missionary Society to Meet at Mrs LeRoy Loats Home
The Missionary Society of the Union Presbyterian Church will gather at Mrs LeRoy Loats residence on Tuesday at 7 30 PM. The meeting aims to organize activities and discuss upcoming outreach.
Car Hits Woman At City Intersection In Noon Crash
Leroy E. Hustin told police his car struck a Monroe woman this noon at the intersection of 13th street and 16th avenue. The girl said she was not hurt and refused to give her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy E. Hustin
Minneapolis
Monroe
13Th Street
16Th Avenue
Juda Enrollment Reaches Ninety in Local School
Juda state grades school reports enrollment up to 90 students under teachers Mrs Russel Myers for first and second grades, Mrs Ervin Matzke for third through fifth, and Mrs Herbert O Bizer for sixth to eighth. The report highlights staffing and class levels in the Juda district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juda State Grades
Russel Myers
Monroe
Ervin Matzke
Juda
Herbert O. Bizer
Stalin Reviews Tanks Parade In Red Square Display
Stalin and aides observe a tank parade on Red Square in observance of Tank Men's Day. Marshal Konev and Budyenny flank Stalin as Soviet planes roar overhead and leaders watch from Lenin's tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Stalin
Red Square
Ivan Konev
Semeon M. Budyenny
Politburo
Lenin
United Nations Delay Sought for Sept Meeting
Paris reports the foreign ministers council approved a Soviet backed proposal to postpone the UN General Assembly session set for Sept 23 in New York for one month to avoid clashing with the Paris peace conference. They plan to present peace treaties for Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Finland and begin drafts for Germany and Austria in New York next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Ministers Council
Russia
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Finland
Germany
Austria
Probate judge dies in Rockford at 69
Winnebago County probate judge Morris Hinch Cliff, age 69, dies of a heart ailment while completing his second term. The death occurred in Rockford, marking the end of a long tenure in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Morris Hinchcliff
Winnebago County
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