Daily Record Weather Forecast September 10 1948
Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered light rain in the extreme north. Warmer conditions in the west and central areas tonight. Tomorrow will be partly cloudy and warmer. Since yesterday at 1 p m, high 71 and low 49. Year ago today high 87 low 67. Barometer at 1 a m 29.64 and 1 p m 29.66. Warmest city Yuma at 109 degrees, coldest Williston North Dakota. Sunrise 5 34, sunset 6 19.
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U. S. Yuma
Williston
N. D
Real Estate Transfers Involving Monroes and Monticello Exchanges
Fred and Marie Marty transfer part outlet 119 in Monroe to C. A. Eckburg. Daisy C. Pfisterer estate transfers to Bernard Anderson in Brodhead. John P. Zweifel Jr. estate transfers to Dwight Zweifel in Monticello Zweifel's addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred and
Marie Marty
C. A. Eckburg
Monroe
Daisy C. Pfisterer
Bernard Anderson
Brodhead
John P. Zweifel Jr
Dwight Zweifel
Zweifel
Monticello
County Court Judge Withholds Sentence in Gun Case
Thorvald Christen sen of Brooklyn faced a charge of pointing a gun. The judge withheld sentence for one year and ordered 60 days to pay costs. Christensen remains in county jail on a 30 day dis orderly conduct sentence to end Thursday and will be paroled to the sheriff.
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Hardld J. Lamboley
Thorvald Christensen
Brooklyn
Christensen
Sher
Justice Cases Involving Koenig Peterson And Vogel
L A Koenig of Argyle charged with operating a vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating flavor and fined 75 dollars plus costs. Kenneth Peterson cited in relation to the offense. Robert J Vogel cited for speeding with 15 dollars and costs.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Kenneth Peterson
Argyle
Robert J. Vogel
Marriage Licenses for Kammerud and Berger
Darlene Dolores Kammerud and Virgil Edward Berger were issued marriage licenses. The certificate records indicate both individuals completed the required formalities to wed.
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Darlene Dolores Kammerud
Virgil Edward Berger
Monroe
Deaths Mrs. Frank H. Smock, 95, San Diego
Mrs. Frank H. Smock died at 95 in San Diego California with services announced by her family. She was a longtime resident and is survived by relatives and friends.
Weber Family Welcomes Son at Wisconsin General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Frederick Weber of Belleville announce the birth of their son on September 9 at Wisconsin General Hospital. The brief notice records a happy event with no additional details.
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Frederick Weber
Belleville, Son
Wisconsin General Hospital
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissals Noted
The report lists surgical patients including Mrs Wayne Hoffman Browntown Betty Swartz Brod head Mrs William Rasmussen Beloit John Beach 708 23rd avenue David Pederson Argyle Mrs Ervin Goecks Juda and dismissals of Mrs Helmuth Gru enberg Mrs George Powers Ray Webb Frank Dunlavy.
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Wayne Hoffman
Browntown
Betty Swartz
Brodhead
William Rasmussen
Beloit
John Beach
23Rd Avenue
David Pederson
Argyle
Ervin Goecks
Juda
Helmuth Gruenberg
George Powers
Ray Webb
Frank Dunlavy
Milwaukee Police Seek Forgery Charge in LeMay Case
Newark authorities held E H Lemay a 52 year old tell company manager on a Milwaukee warrant charging forgery of a 15 check to the county school lunch service run by his wife Cecelia Lemay. Milwaukee detectives had invited Lemay to return to Milwaukee as the probe into Cecelia Lemay's disappearance widens.
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Newark
N. J
Edmond H. Lemay
Tell Company
Milwaukee
Lemay
William McCauley
Cecelia
George Hanley
Midwest May Glimpse World's Biggest Plane
The B-36 bomber, a four story tall aircraft, will fly over Illinois Michigan and Indiana on air force day Sept 18. It will pass Chicago at 1 33 p m and South Bend at 1 54 p m. The craft measures 163 feet long 230 feet wide and 46 feet seven inches high with a 278000 pound gross weight and bomb carrying capabilities up to 10000 pounds for 10000 miles and 72000 pounds on shorter runs.
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Washington
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Air Force
Chicago
South Bend
Record Corn Crop Forecast Reaches New U. S. High
The agriculture department forecast this year's corn crop at 3,528,815,000 bushels, the largest on record, up 22,452,000 from last month's 3,506,363,000 and exceeding the 1946 record of 3,249,950. Wheat output was set at 1,284,995,000 bushels, up 672,000 from last month.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Mrs. Frank Smock Dies in San Diego at 95
Mrs. Frank H. Smock, 95, of San Diego California and former Monroe resident, died Sept. 2 at her daughter Mrs. Warren Roberts home. Born Belle House in Iowa, she moved to Monroe as a child and farmed near Clarno with her husband Frank H. Smock who was secretary of the Green County Fair. Her daughter Mrs Ida Roberts taught in Albany schools and married a native of Albany. On the eve of her 94th birthday she made her first airplane flight in California.
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Frank H. Smock
San Diego
Calif
Monroe
Warren Roberts
Belle House
Iowa
Clarno
Ida Roberts
Illinois Car Crash Injures Von Arx Family
Mrs John Von Arx and her daughter Viola were injured when their car collided with a truck on Illinois Route 26 fourteen miles north of Freeport. Viola 20 suffered a fractured kneecap and underwent surgery. her mother was treated and released.
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John von Arx
Viola
10Th Street
Illinois
Freeport
Miss von Arx
St. Francis Hospital
von Arx
Freeport Construction Company
Landscaping Starts at City Incinerator Project
First rough landscaping began this afternoon at the new city incinerator near the water works. Public Works Director Zenno A. Gorder said completion is expected by Sept. 15, with Pitts burgh-Des Moines Co finishing brickwork and drying the unit. The incinerator should be ready when the city’s garbage disposal contract with a Juda farmer expires Oct. 3.
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New City
Zenno A. Gorder
Public Works
Pittsburgh-Des Moines Co
Cheese Values Edge Up On Wisconsin Exchange
Cheese values edged upward on the Wisconsin exchange with cheddars selling as high as 41 cents and single daisies bid at 43 cents. Trading tons remained firm as several lots and cars were bid or sold at varied prices.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
150 Teachers Attend Annual Institute Here
About 150 rural, state graded, and village teachers of Green county gathered in Monroe for the annual institute. They met in the circuit court room this morning and this afternoon groups were separated with grade teachers at the courthouse and high school instructors at the Green County Normal school.
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Green County
Monroe
Circuit Court Room
Court House
Green County Normal School
Local notes highlight visits and events across towns
Personal mentions list residents visiting relatives, traveling for business, teaching posts and social engagements in Belleville Madison Brodhead Monroe and surrounding areas. Notices include bake sale fundraisers at Power and Light, Pythian Sisters supper, and a September 11 Green County Republican Women lunch with Governor Rennebohm as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Totman
Belleville
Theodore Schmiedlin
Milwaukee
Grace Lutheran Church
Ray Thorpe
Aretus Armstrong
Gertrude
Browntown
Gertrude Keller
Brodhead
Harold Monte
Power and Light
United Brethren Ladies Aid
Allen Hinrichs
Monticello
Beloit
Harold Quinn
Harold Kubly
New Glarus
Emil Kubly
Alta
Emil Maske
Racine
Melrose
Pythian Sisters
Earl Geigel
Mardelle
Williams Bay
Jessie Lewis
Youngtown
Madison
Frank Buehler
Carl Oeistreich
St. John’s Home
L. B. Hastings
St. Andrew’s
Alice Roethlisberger
Joyce McKenna
Carl Roethlisberger
Gerald McKenna
Tex
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Germany
M. H. Stauffacher
Monroe
Henry C. Elmer
Anna Elmer
Fond du Lac
Edward Kraus
Stauffacher
Elmer
Green County Republican Women's Club
Eugene
Oscar Rennebohm
Lawrence S. Smith
Green County
A. S. Peterson
Syracuse
N. Y
A. F. Wiersma
Canada
Universalist Church
Oscar Graham Peeke
Kansas City
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
Two 30 Year Old Men Die of Polio in Wisconsin
A 30 year old University of Wisconsin medical student died yesterday from poliomyelitis, the first Dane county polio death in two years. Irwin H. Enli, 30, a manual arts instructor at Omro High School, also died yesterday, marking the third polio death in Winnebago county this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Dane County
Irwin H. Enli
Omro High School
Winnebago County
Americans Predict Stalemate Ahead
Washington officials foresee a new four power dispute over Italy's war lost colonies. Diplomats expect no chance of progress when the foreign ministers council meets in Paris next week. Secretary Marshall signaled willingness to participate while Moscow's plan to reconvene today is deemed impossible due to time. If no accord by Sept. 1 the colonies issue would go to the United Nations General Assembly.
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Washington
Italy
Foreign Ministers Council
Paris
Marshall
United States
Russia
Moscow
United Nations General Assembly
Peterson Named Historian for Wisconsin American Legion
Arthur S. Peterson of Milwaukee has been appointed historian for the Wisconsin department of the American Legion, announced by State Commander John F. O'Melia. Wallace Barlow of Monticello was named to the aviation committee. both are subject to executive committee approval in Milwaukee on Sept. 24-25.
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Arthur S. Peterson
16Th Street
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
John F. O’melia
Associated Press
Wallace Barlow
Monticello
Legion Executive Committee
Milwaukee
Poles Endorse Communist Plan to Socialize Villages
In Warsaw today all political parties supported the communist plan to socialize peasant villages. The communist workers party, joined by the leftist socialists, seeks a merger with the Reds and draws backing from the Polish peasant, democratic and labor parties.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Workers Party
Bahler Family Recalled by Illness in Bay Area
Mrs. Fred Bahler and her daughter Miss Marcella formerly of Monroe now in Tucson have been called to San Francisco by the illness of Mrs. Bahler’s brother a patient at Letterman General Hospital in the Presidio. His condition shows some improvement.
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Fred Bahler
Marcella
Monroe
Tucson
Ariz
San Francisco
Bahler
Letterman General Hospital
Presidio
Homecoming Fete At Postville Sunday School
The Postville Memorial Sunday school marks its ninth annual homecoming. Rev. A R Felts of Freeport will serve as guest speaker.
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Monticello
Postville Memorial Sunday
A. R. Felts
Freeport
Five locals plan Waldorf College enrollment
At least five from this area will attend Waldorf College in Forest City Iowa this year. They are Richard Berg David Heyerdahl Lawrence Heyerdahl Carlton and Wayne Olson.
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Waldorf Brodhead
Waldorf College
Forest City
Richard Berg
David
Lawrence Heyerdahl
Carlton
Wayne Olson
Condition Improves for Lt Jessie Teuscher WAC
Continued improvement is shown in the condition of Lt Jessie Teuscher WAC, hospitalized at Camp Lee Virginia Army hospital. She will be confined several more weeks.
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Jessie Teuscher
WAC
Camp Lee
Virginia
Mrs Schneeberger Plans Trip to Europe to Rejoin Husband
Mrs. Fred Schneeberger of Albany plans to fly to Europe to join her husband who has lived there for several months. The Schneebergers expect to depart in November.
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Fred Schneeberger
Albany
Europe
Schneebergers
Prize winner collects assorted foods from national radio program
William E. Schmitz of 1717 1lth Street won an appetizing prize from a national radio program. He received a large assortment of foods to complete a meal, supplied by Kundert and Elmer, Royal Blue store.
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William E. Schmitz
1Lth Street
Archers Invited to Freeport Shoot September 19
Members of the Monroe and Monticello Archery clubs were invited to participate in a shoot at Freeport on September 19, announced today.
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Monroe
Monticello
Freeport
Enlists in Air Force from New Glarus
Eugene Webber son of Mr and Mrs Edward Webber has enlisted in the air force for one years training. He is sta
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AIR Force
New Glarus
Eugene Webber
Edward Webber
Sta
Gene Eugene Graduates High School in New Glarus Year
Eugene, a New Glarus high school graduate, completed his studies this year and has been employed at the Pet Milk Co in San Antonio Texas.
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San Antonio
Tex
Eugene
New Glarus High School
The
Pet Milk Co
Stamp On Sale For Justice Harlan Fiske Stone
A commemorative stamp honoring former U S chief justice Harlan Fiske Stone went on sale today at the Monroe post office. The item marks another entry in the ongoing stamp series honoring notable American legal figures.
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Harlan Fiske Stone
U. S. Supreme Court
Monroe
Steinmanns Move to Milwaukee for Bank Position
Mr and Mrs Frederick Steinmann and daughter Barbara Lynn move to Milwaukee where Mr Steinmann takes a post at the Great Northern bank.
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Milwaukee
Monticello
Frederick Steinmann
Barbara Lynn
Steinmann
Great Northern Bank
Norman Halvorson To Receive Marine Discharge
Norman Halvorson will receive his discharge from the marine corps soon and expects to enroll at the University of Wisconsin. He has served in the marines since graduation from New Glarus high school in 1945.
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New Glarus
Norman Halvorson
Marine Corps
University of Wisconsin
Marines
New Glarus High School
Orchids From Hawaii Reach County Home Agent
Miss Mamie Tillema received a cor sage of six baby orchids by special delivery from the Hawaiian Islands. The flowers were sent by Miss Jean Miyashiro, one of two Hawaiian girls who visited Miss Tillema this summer. The orchids left the islands Tuesday.
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Hawaii
Mamie Tillema
Hawaiian Islands
Jean Miyashiro
Miss Tillema
Swanton Couple Arrives in Puerto Rico for Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Milo K Swanton have arrived in Puerto Rico on a wedding trip by air from the mainland in five hours. Mrs Swanton is the former Irene Olson formerly Green County supervising teacher.
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Puerto Rico
Milo K. Swanton
Monroe Masons to Attend Lancaster Lodge Centennial
A group of Monroe Masons travels to Lancaster tomorrow for the 100th anniversary celebration of Lancaster Lodge. John W. Bolender, former Monroe resident, serves as an officer of the Lancaster lodge.
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Lancaster
Monroe Masons
Lancaster Lodge
John W. Bolender
Monroe
Wisconsin Candidates Trade Speeches in Tight Gubernatorial Race
AP reports Wisconsin gubernatorial hopefuls in final two weeks of the primary. Republican Gov. Oscar Rennebohm touted Wisconsin National Guard gains, while Ralph Immell derided his governorship as a hobby. Democrat Carl W. Thompson urged a broad political movement in Madison.
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Wisconsin
Oscar Rennebohm
Wisconsin National Guard
Ralph Immell
Rennebohm
Timmell
Hudson
White House
Carl W. Thompson
Madison
Wauwatosa Woman Dies in Sunday Crash Near Here
Mrs. James Masterson of Wauwatosa died from injuries received in a Sunday automobile crash three miles north of the city. Her husband was killed at once.
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Waukesha
James Masterson
Wauwatosa
Here
Biedermann Family Seeks U.S. Citizenship
Mr and Mrs Gustav Biedermann from Liechtenstein filed for first naturalization papers at the clerk of courts office. They moved into a new home at 2224 15th Street, with nine of their 13 children in America. Four children stay in Rome New York and another resides in Austria.
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Gustav Biedermann
Liechtenstein
Europe
Jessie Holcomb
Biedermanns
America
15Th Street
Rome
N. Y
Austria
Mr. Biedermann
Biedermann
Germany
Schann
Switzerland
Youth With Local Record in Missouri
Robert Lee Oas, 22, with a Green County police record and an Aug. 21 jailbreak from Jefferson County jail, is in Missouri prison after burglary and larceny convictions. He appeared in county court on June 16 and was ordered to restitution to a former employer in Brodhead, pay court costs by Sept. 1, and have charges of operating a vehicle without the owner's consent dropped, despite no restitution in Green County per clerk Mrs. Jessie Holcomb.
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Robert Lee Oas
Green County
Jefferson County
Missouri
Oas
Brodhead
Jessie Holcomb
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J. B. Heeren and Son
Kroehler
Howell
Mengel
Lane
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Armstrong
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