Weather Outlook Cloudy Cool Into Wednesday
Daily Record notes cloudy and continued cool conditions with local drizzle tonight and early Wednesday. Lows 45-50 dawn north areas and 50-55 south. highs Wednesday 55-60 north and 62-68 south.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1950
Page
6
Daily Record notes cloudy and continued cool conditions with local drizzle tonight and early Wednesday. Lows 45-50 dawn north areas and 50-55 south. highs Wednesday 55-60 north and 62-68 south.
Lydia Malcook and others transfer to John Albert property on bik 222 in Brodhead. Lawrence Blum transfers to Alvin Z Ringhand Lots 6 and 7 in Campbell's addition Monticello.
Elaine Helen Zoller of Monroe and Floyd Trumpy of Mt. Pleasant Township apply for marriage license. Jane A. Teste of Freeport and Jakob P. Leiser of Orangeville apply for license. Application made at Freeport.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley issues letters of administration to Henry Wartenweiler for the Rose estate. Rose died July 25, with a will dated November 10, 1934 naming Kathryn as a sister and Henry and David as brothers as heirs.
Frank H. Pinnow 70 of Brod head Marlys Jean Olson 15 of South Wayne and Charles O'Donnell about 75 Minneapolis are listed in the readers notice. The brief item records ages and locations for three individuals.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Schiller Route 2 Monroe welcomed a daughter on September 11. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Malcock Brodhead announced a son on September 12. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dunwid die Juda reported a son on September 12. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bombe Brodhead announced a daughter on September 12.
St. Clare Hospital Medical staff and patients include Wrennie Riese Juda Bernard S Isley at 2110 11th Avenue and William H Hale South Wayne Mary Lou Edwards South Wayne Surgical Roger Notter Wood ford Mrs Minnie Busser route Monroe Accidents Henry Rebly Jr 76 route 3 Monroe Dismissals Mrs Marseen Sweet and daughter Mrs Norman Jeglum and daughter Mrs Fred Leinhardt and son Richard L Haas Mrs Roland Cook
Edward Thornton of Marquette Michigan will assume managership of the Gamble store here tomorrow morning. He has been in Monroe the last few days to get acquainted and move his furniture. This will be Thornton’s first store as manager and he has been with Gamble Co. about four years. Clarence Keeley, temporary manager last week, has returned to Clinton and came to Monroe when Ray Huebner was transferred to Freeport.
Frank W Mantor aged 63 dies. State and local obit notes. Funeral at Union Presbyterian Church with Rev D D Landrum officiating. Burial follows at Willow Springs, North Illinois. Body transferred from Stuessy funeral home to church. Service scheduled for 9 30 a m tomorrow.
George Bernard Shaw, aged 94, sat up in bed within 24 hours of a bone setting operation. Nurses report he is a very good patient and he ordered no meat, citing his vegetarian diet.
The 11 year old Winslow boy Lee Child Returned was transported from Hopkinsville Kentucky to Freeport on Saturday after serious injuries from a crash that killed his mother Mrs Harlan Lee and two siblings. He was met by ambulance at Hillcrest airport Freeport and admitted to St. Francis hospital.
Republicans won all major Maine offices including Gov. Frederick G. Payne for a second term. Re-elected congressmen include Robert Hale Frank Fellows and Charles P. Nelson. Hale narrowly led in the first district by 7,200, while Payne's margin over Earl S. Grant reached 51,000.
Western foreign ministers from Britain France and the United States opened a round of talks at the Waldorf Astoria to strengthen Western Europe defenses against Russia and decide Germany’s future. Bevin and Schuman dispute arming German divisions while Acheson presses European defense plans. All three with key advisers met at 10 to 11 a.m. in New York.
Central Naperville calls Marilyn Kubly and Mary Timm. Mary Ellen Burkhard transfers from Mount Mary to Edgewood academy Madison. Cathy Hartman and Ruth Johnson at Antioch Yellow Springs Ohio. Patricia Green returns to St. Mary's college South Bend Ind. Charlotte Etter resumes at Coe Cedar Rapids. Henry Wieman finishing senior year at St Olaf Northfield while teaching at Monroe HS. Nurses training draws many, with several students at Madison General hospital and other institutions.
Detroit voters cast primary ballots to choose candidates for state, federal, county and municipal offices. About 600000 ballots were expected. Democratic Governor G Mennen Williams seeks high turnout while facing five Republican rivals including Harry Kelly, Eugene Keys, Fred Alger Jr., Albert Sleeper, and Thomas Leith.
Personal mentions list residents and visitors from Albany Monticello Kenosha Madison Washington D C Sparta Canton O and many other places. Included are invites to Cheese day gatherings and trips to Spooner Paso California and New Glarus with families, spouses, and friends noted throughout the area.
Mr and Mrs Jake Wampfler and Mr and Mrs Jake Baumberger of Rice Lake attended Cheese day as guests for Mrs Christ Koenig.
The USDA crop progress estimate puts this year’s corn at 3,162,638,000 bushels and wheat at 1,011,644,000. Corn is down 4,969,000 from last month. winter wheat and Durum figures are given. spring wheat shows gains. Last year’s corn was 3,377,790,000 and wheat 1,146,463,000.
Poplar Grove near Brodhead enrolls 20 pupils with Bobby Wurschel as president and Helen Wurschel as vice president. Gary Hawkins is secretary and Mary Stabler treasurer. The Fairview Mothers club met at Mt Pleasant township school with hostess Mrs. Zurfluh and presented a double unit electric hot plate. Mrs. Pagel is the teacher.
Washington The senate foreign relations committee delayed a final decision after questioning former Mayor William O Dwyer of New York about his ambassadorial appointment to Mexico. Chairman Conally said O Dwyer will likely be asked for more questioning later.
Four cars of the Union Pacific Pony Express were derailed after colliding with a switch engine in Green River yards. Engineer Ed Hoefeldt and Fireman W Stone were hospitalized.
Mrs Magdeline Luchsinger born September 11 1859 in Dutch Hollow near Monroe recalls four wars and reconstruction era memories. Her World War I service saw three sons and a son in law serve. Now 11 children with families, they join in birthday wishes as she has lived in Brodhead over 40 years. Her husband Othmar was a county cheese industry pioneer.
Madison officials report that 10,470 driving permits were revoked or suspended in Wisconsin during the first eight months of 1950, up from 8,687 denials in the same period of 1949. Commissioner B. L. Marcus of the state motor vehicle department disclosed the figures.
Wisconsin unemployment compensation and veteran allowances dropped in August to 466,700 dollars from 528,500 in July and 754,900 in June, per the state industrial commission report.
Charles O'Donnell about 75 was found dead after a heart attack in Minneapolis Friday. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Stuessy funeral home 9 a m and 9 30 a m at St Victor's church with burial in Calvary cemetery. rosary tonight at 8 30 p m. He was a cousin of Chester Dillon route 2 and had been away from Monroe for years.
George King accused of killing Mrs. Sadie Jackson in Madison July 10 1949 was deemed sane at this time by two psychiatrists. He had been confined at the central state hospital in Waupun since June 10 1950 after a circuit court jury found him insane at the time of the crime.
Sister M Nona, a nine year educator at the Catholic university graduate school of education, was appointed president of Madison Edgewood College today. She succeeds Sister M Hope who will teach at Cathedral School in Omaha.
Charles F Coplien 63 died Saturday at his home 613 22nd avenue. Services held today at 1 30 p m in Immanuel church with Rev Howard L Orians officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers Arthur Malkow Robert Salzwedel Ralph Sacker Robert Keegan William Zuhlke and Bert Coplien.
The Senate rejected by 37 to 35 a concentration camp amendment to the McCarran anti Communist bill and earlier voted 45 to 29 against substituting a wartime internment provision for the communist registration clause. Senator Lucas of Illinois pushed for a real security bill, while Senator Ferguson of Michigan denounced the camp idea as unconstitutional and un American.
Disch farms between Albany and Evansville swept the Pecatonica fair with eight firsts one second and a third in Shropshire sheep while securing eight firsts and five seconds in Southdowns The report also notes the Cherry Creek Valley ranch home of Levi P Booth founder first UW graduate still stands on the Colorado Rockies eastern slope.
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