Weather Review for September 16 1946
Clearing and cooler tonight with generally fair and hot conditions. At 2 p.m. the high reached 84 and the low was 60, compared with a year ago when highs were 82 and 52. Barometer stood at 29.40 at 2 a.m. and 29.50 at 2 p.m. The warmest place in the nation yesterday was Yuma Arizona at 104. The coldest was Salt Lake City Utah at 39. Sunrise was 5:33 and sunset 6:21.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Selt Lake City
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples in Albany and Nearby Areas
Harold R. Eldred and Betty G. Broge of Albany. Leonard L. Moore and Hazel L. Olsen of Spring Grove. Erwin G. Gruber of Clarno and Ferne R. Ellis of Monroe are listed among recent marriage license issuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Eldred
Betty G. Broge
Albany
Leonard L. Moore
Hazel L. Olsen
Spring Grove
Erwin G. Gruber
Clarno
Ferne R. Ellis
Monroe
Real Estate Transfers In New Glarus and Cadiz Township
Real estate transfers show New Glarus Feed and Fuel Co operative selling parcels Its. 3 and 4 bik 12 original plat to Gilbert M Hoesly with $4.95 revenue stamps. Kundert sells .6 bik 17 Tallman add Monroe with $6.60 stamps. William Kundert and wife transfer land in Cadiz township to Bruce B Babler and wife with $1.10 stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glarus Feed and Fuel Cooperative
Gilbert M. Hoesly
New Glarus
Kundert
Edward A. Kundert
Tallman
Monroe
William Kundert
Bruce B Babler
Cadiz Township
Jefferson
Albany Township
James Keenen
Fond du Lac
Roy Crago
Browntown
Thomas M. Dunphy
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
Ray H. Silver
Mt. Pleasant
Nic Kubly
New Glarus Township
Henry Kundert
E. D. Porterfield
Decatur
Clarence W. Lengacher
Adams Eee
Albany Oot
Eee
Brooklyn
See
Ee Ee
Cadiz
Clarno Eee Ene
I New Glarus
Albany
Monticello
Brodhead
Obituaries Notice for Two Monticello Families
The record lists deaths at St. Clare Hospital for a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Boeck of Monticello on September 10 and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Reasa of Brodhead on September 10.
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St. Clare Hospital
Freeman Boeck
Monticello
Son
Guy Reasa
Brodhead
Localized Medical Docket and Dismissals Report
Names listed include John Wells and Judy Ann Meacham of Monroe route 3 with others such as William Regnery of Hinsdale Illinois and Mrs Alma Riemer of Brodhead. An accident figure Mrs Charlies Bengtson in Rockford and William Hogan Jr of 1610 17th site noted alongside Surgical mentions and dismissals for Mrs Alvin Strom, Helen Meyers, Glen Syse and Mrs Beasie Keyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wells
Monroe
Judy Ann Meacham
William Regnery
Hinsdale
Ill
Alma Riemer
Brodhead
Charlies Bengtson
Rockford
William Hogan Jr
Ge Surgical
Are “Ey — Man
Beloit
Alvin Strommen
Helen Meyers
Glen Syse
Beasie Keyes
Pre-ticketing of Merchandise Prices Boosts Purchasers
Green County price centre board says pre-ticketing of prices on men's, women's and children's low priced clothing protects buyers and guides merchants under price control. Dealers must attach tickets on receipt. consumers with questions should ask the merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Price Centre Board
OPA
Prairie du Chien fertilizer plant opens with 60 000 ton capacity
The Wisconsin Cooperative Farm Plant Foods new Prairie du Chien fertilizer mixing plant began operations with its first shipment and aims to supply one fourth of the state's needs. L. Paviak, former Green County agricultural agent, now manages the plant. The facility is billed as America’s most modern of its kind and plans a fall production start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin Cooperative Farm Plant Foods
L. Paviak
Green County
Wisconsin
Paviak
America
Sidewalk Repair Notice Issued by Monroe Public Works
City of Monroe Wisconsin Public Works orders all abutting landowners to repair sidewalks within thirty days of publication. If repairs are not made, the expense will be charged to the fronting lot or parcel. City Clerk G Soseman signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Monroe
Board OF Public Works
Wis
G. S. Soseman
AFL Leaders Block Hearing On Higher Wages For Sailors
Government to approve wage increases in the maritime sector faces AFL resistance as Lundeberg and Hawk refuse to attend, while ship operators push the higher rates tied to prior bargaining. Philip Hannah arrives from San Francisco to report to Secretary Schwellenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Hary Lundenberg
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Wike
Philip Hannah
San Francisco
Lundeberg
Schwellenbach
Meat Supply Crisis Persists Amid Price Controls
The report notes scarce pork but ample beef and plentiful lambs across several cities. livestock receipts were down, with farmers selling stock as pastures burned. OPA officials in Milwaukee and St Louis vowed enforcement to curb black market activity while stockyard receipts remained well below normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Little Rock
Ark
Salt Lake City
Atlanta
Washington State
Fred Martin
James D. Strickland
Indiana
OPA
Strickland
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Lee K. Beznor
Office of Price Administration
Wisconsin Meat Dealers Group Criticizes OPA Price Controls
Wisconsin officials at the Oshkosh convention of the Wisconsin Association of Retail Meat Dealers condemned the government for reinstating CPA ceilings. Secretary Wickert stated the association’s official view that price controls should have remained off longer, arguing the OPA list plus subsidies kept meat costs high. The group reelected Elmer Co Rehbein of Appleton as president and set Wausau as the 1947 convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Harvey Wickert
Wisconsin Association of Retail Meat Dealers
CPA
Wickert
OPA
Elmer Co. Rehbein
Appleton
Wausau
Goiter Trouble From Thyroid Malfunction
Goiter is caused by malfunction of the thyroid gland in the neck. The condition reflects disrupted hormone production and can affect metabolism, growth, and development. Medical evaluation is needed to determine treatment and cause.
Dry ice is solidified carbon dioxide under pressure
A brief note explains dry ice as carbon dioxide that has been solidified under pressure and used as a common soda fountain gas.
Social notices from Madison area residents listed
The column records daily visits and travel of residents and relatives from Niles Freeport Argyle Madison Brodhead Juda Beloit Monticello Janesville and other towns. It notes confirmations of illness trips to Chicago Oakland and Detroit, vacations, family visits and workplace moves plus a few military mentions and a special meeting notice for Monroe Commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Otto Steinman
Freeport
Leo J. Gille
August Schiafli
Argyle
Frances Farmer
Madison
Kenneth Streiff
Audrey Babler
Clayton Burt
Albany
Fred Brandt
Russell Day
Brodhead
Charles Pickett
Monticello
R. L. Busch
Frank Brunkow
Juda
Eugene M. Clark
Emil F. Kaeser
New Glarus
Sam Magdal
Chicago
Burr Bagley
Monroe
Henry Nygard
Burnell Nygard
Beloit
Harry Hanson
Blanchardville
Lela Foley
22Nd Avenue
Robert Engle
Ernest Robert
Elizabeth Anderson
Verona
W. C. Brunson
John A. Kundert
Lean Richards
Paul Ritchard
Snively and Snyder
Carl Dietz
Marjorie
Walter Beattin
Raymond Elmer
Anna Elmer
Frank Beeck Jr
Minni
Fred Blumer
Viola
Sam Zimmerman
Lena Engstad
Harris Hening
Janesville
Arline Berkeley
Phil Marinci
Big Piney
Wyo
Anna Hinds
Thomas J. Hinds
E. C. Coplien
Ward Fialloran
Betty Treloar
Rockford
Hamilton School of Commerce
Miss Treloar
Roland Treloar
Milton Friedrichs
Laure
University
Robert Reider
Walter Marti
Nathan
Phillip Teehan
William Hogan
James Hyland
Breese Stevensfield
Nathan Marti
Misses Schwalbe and Picke Start Fall Classes at Stout Institute
Misses Jean Schwalbe and Arlene Picke have left to attend fall classes at the Stout Institute in Menomonie beginning next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Schwalbe
Arlene Picke
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Banking Conspiracy Examination Opens in Lansing
In Lansing Michigan a branch banking conspiracy probe targeting 22 defendants including bankers and legislators began. Special Prosecutor Richard Foster said witness Hemans, in Washington, would be compelled back by a federal statute signed by President Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Charles F. Hemans
Richard B Foster
Hemans
Washington
Michigan
Truman
Birthday Surprise Honors Victor Wells at Home
Victor Wells was honored with a surprise birthday party Saturday evening at his home on route 3. Gifts and a purse of money were presented, with guests including Russell Henson Emerson Wells Don Digman John Schlappi Otis Wells Victor Wells Jack Williams Jasper Frederick Hertwig and Lona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wells
Route 3
John Digman
Russell Hanson
Frederick Hartwig
John Schiappi
Mr. Wells
Messrs
Russell Henson
Emerson Wells
Don Digman
John Schlappi
Otis Wells
Jack Williams
Jasper
Frederick Hertwig
Lona
Liberty Homemakers Fall Meeting Planned
Liberty Homemakers will hold their first fall meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs Henry Rinehardt and co host Miss Harlon Rinehardt assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Homemakers
Henry Rinehardt
Harlon Rinehardt
Aid Meeting of Union Presbyterian Society
The Union Presbyterian aid society meets Thursday at 3 30 with Mrs Roy Schultz and Miss Grace Byers co chairmen on the supper committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Presbyterian Aid Society
Roy Schultz
Grace Byers
Kubly Reunion Draws Kubly Family From Several Towns
The annual Kubly reunion gathered Sunday at Mrs. W. F. Brunkow’s home 2409 9th Street with many Kubly relatives from Monroe including Matt, Alvin, Otto, Ray, Glen, Forest, Leon and Clifford plus Sophie Kubly and others. Attendees also included John Weber Orangeville Walter Haught Forreston UL V S Kubly Harold Kubly Stanley Kubly and families Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubly
W. F. Brunkow
9Th Street
Monroe
Mmes
Matt Kubly
Alvin
Otto Kubly
Sid Wells
Ray Kubly
Glen Kubly
Forest Kubly
Leon Kubly
Clifford Fritz
Sophie Kubly
Brunkow
George Schwenk
John Webner
Orangeville
Walter Haught
Forreston
V. S. Kubly
Harold Kubly
Stanley Kubly
Madison
Funeral rites for Jay George Donmeyer held at Shriner Neushwander
Last rites were conducted at 2 p m today at Shriner Neushwander funeral home for Jay George Donmeyer with Rev Newell Menden hall presiding. Interment followed in Cadiz cemetery. Pallbearers were Delbert Smith Elwood Scherer Eugene Smith Clifford Ault Marvin Herbert and Weaver Seyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay George Donmeyer
Shriner-Neushwander
Newell Mendenhall
Cadiz Cemetery
Delbert Smith
Elwood Scherer
Eugene Smith
Clifford Ault
Marvin Herbert
Weaver Seyler
Madison Hospital Admission for Mrs. Masey Olson
Mrs. Masey Olson of Argyle entered Madison Methodist Hospital today for medical treatment. Her admission reflects routine care at the city facility as doctors evaluate her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Hospital
Masey Olson
Argyle
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Myers Convalescing After Operation at St Clare
Archie S Myers of 1302 17th Avenue is at home convalescing several weeks after an operation at St Clare hospital.
Plan Extension Course At Green County Normal School
A meeting of all interested in the University of Wisconsin extension division art course will be held at 7 next Tuesday night at Green county normal school. Miss Florence Wartenweller announced the course Art for the Elementary School for undergraduate credit only with no prerequisites. If enough interest is shown, a university instructor will be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Green County Normal School
Florence Wartenweller
Postoffice Appointments Extended by Writ
Personal appointments for those unable to be at the postoffice may be made by writing to Otto H. Rupnow, Monroe Postoffice, with the expiry date noted as October 5. The notice outlines alternate arrangements for patrons needing access to postal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pires
Otto H. Rupnow
Monroe
Holstein Cow Completes 365-Day Production Record
A registered Holstein-Friesian cow in the William J. Figi herd at Argyle has completed a 365-day production record in advanced registry test, yielding 618 pounds of fat and 17 261 pounds of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Figi
Argyle
Lakeshire-Marty Wins Wisconsin Fleet Safety Award
Lakeshire-Marty of Monroe placed first in the fourth annual Wisconsin truck and bus fleet safety contest. The event was sponsored by the safety division of the motor vehicle department at Madison and covered fleets operating under 100000 miles in the first half of 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeshire-Marty
Wisconsin
Monroe
The
Motor Vehicle Department
Madison
Scout Troop 113 Holds First Indoor Fall Meeting
Scout Troop 113 sponsored by the American Legion held its first indoor fall meeting with 19 boys and leaders present. Richard Kundert and Donald Timmons demonstrated measuring tree heights and river distances without devices. David Ruehlman discussed fishing rod use and Donald Ivey spoke on flag display and respect.
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Scout Troop
Boy Scout
The
American Legion
Richard Kundert
Donald Timmons
David Ruehlman
Donald Ivey
Army Enlistment Sends Jerome Schwaiger to Training
Jerome Schwaiger son of Police Chief J. H. Schwaiger left Monday for Chicago and then to an army camp to begin training for a two year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Schwaiger
J. H. Schwaiger
Chicago
Schwaiger
Turner Hall Meeting Yields No Eagle Aerie Action
A sparse turnout at Turner Hall delayed any decision on forming a Fraternal Order of Eagles aerie. No steps were taken and the matter remained unresolved as attendees adjourned.
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Turner Hall
Order of Eagles
Finance Committee Meets in Green County
The finance committee of the Green County Publicity Committee met last night at the courthouse for routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Publicity Committee
Court House
Photo Copy Machine Approved for County Records Use
A photo copying machine authorized for purchase by the county board of supervisors in the November session was received yesterday afternoon by the registrar of deeds. It will be installed once the dealer’s representative arrives to set up for recording legal documents.
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County Board of Supervisors
Register of Deeds
Women Bowlers Meet to Form Teams in Turner Hall
Women bowlers will meet at 8 p m Wednesday in Turner hall for business and team formation. Petitions against the state industrial commission regarding pin spotters’ situation will be circulated for presentation at Monday morning hearing with the commission. Secretaries of the men's leagues and team
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
State Industrial Commission
Captains of Groups Meet at Recreation Club
Captains of the two groups will also meet Wednesday at the Recreation club to discuss coordination and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Club
Mrs LeRoy Babler Recovers From Fall Injuries
Mrs. LeRoy Babler of route 5 is recuperating from bruises and a sprained right arm after a fall. Seven years ago she fractured the same arm in three places, and Isaac Babler is helping his son with farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Babler
Route 5
Sorority Plans Jewel Service Ceremony in October
Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met last night to arrange a jewel service ceremony for October. Hosts Doris Robb and Helen Burkhard welcomed members at 1804 10th Street club room. Fall meeting plans were set and a diary bar report shared from the fair. Wanda Ableman and Marion Freitag led the lesson on the season topic An Adventure in Self Expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Doris Robb
Helen Burkhard
10Th Street
Wanda Ableman
Marion Freitag
New Glarus Guests and Local Outings Reported
New Glarus residents and visitors were noted with several short trips and stays. Mrs. Anton Ott and Mrs. Peter Schindler spent Wednesday in Monroe while Mrs. Ray Hanson and sons visited Blanchardville and New Glarus. Dale Lancaster and father visited Charles Lancaster in Darlington. Henry Stauffer departed Sunday for a fishing trip in northern areas. Carl Mueler John Mueller Scott Heisler and Rudy Schiess returned home Sunday from an unspecified trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Lee
Lake Mills
Anton I. Ott
Peter Schindler
Monroe
Ray S. Hanson
Scott Heisler
Rudy Schiess
Fishing Trip on Hazelhurst Yields Forty Pike and Catfish
A successful Hazelhurst fishing trip produced a catch of forty pike and catfish. Rev and Mrs W J Stuckey, with daughter Marie and Nathan Figi, plan to attend Mission House School in Plymouth. The group also visited Plymouth and Franklin, with various relatives noted in New Glarus and Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelhurst
W. J. Stuckey
Marie
Nathan Figi
Plymouth
Mission House School
Phillip N. Marty Phillip
Neal
Allen
Franklin
Jacob S. Disch
George Hartman
New Glarus
George
The Name Drawing Room Origin
The term drawing room is a contraction of withdrawing room used to describe a formal reception space in households. It reflects historical social practices and linguistic shortening common in elite settings.
Portland's Name Chosen by Coin Flip
In Portland Oregon the city’s name was decided by a coin flip. A local committee selected Portland over rival candidates based on the toss, ending a naming dispute.
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Portland, Ore
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