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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1949

Page

5

Orangeville District Enrollments Listed

Orangeville district reports enrollments of 170 at Orangeville High School and 94 at Orangeville Grade School. Attendance figures for pogo districts list multiple teachers and pupils, with various schools posting numbers from 15 to 30. High school faculty includes Jensen Shaffer Robbe Keuler Faist Perino Hefty Kane Klep reger Kiburz. Grade school staff includes Frank Shaffer Cole. All schools opened Sept. 6.

Orangeville Walnut Grove Robert Dalton Sylvan John Kramer Pleasant Hill June Knudson Eldorado Lucille Horstmeier Oneco Virginia Black Pleasant No Mildred Brandt Franklin John A. Jensen I. ©. Shaffer Charles Robbe Glenn Keuler Clara Rose Faist Constance Perino Roy Hefty Robert Kane Virgie Klepringer Thomas Kiburz Margaret Frank Florence Shaffer Curt Cole

Guided Missiles Near Stage of Perfection

Milwaukee reports Navy Captain James H. Fintey, a Green Bay native, stating guided missiles will soon carry atomic warheads globally. He warned the threat of general war would end only after that capability exists and urged a unified military staff to avoid dictatorship.

Milwaukee Navy James H. Fiatey Green Bay Naval Reserve Atlantic Fleet Air Force Fintey General Staff

Greece warns Albania over raids in self defense

A Greek official warned that Greece would invade Albania in self defense if Albanian attacks continue. The ranking UN assembly delegate said Greece plans to notify the United Nations and end the guerrilla threat on the Greek Albanian border.

Athens Greece Albania United Nations General Assembly Assembly

Rural Schools Open With Small Enrollment and New Equipment

Monroe township opens with 21 pupils at fliff school Mary Voegeli first grader and teacher Leila Meyer lead with new science books from a magazine contest and a radio from the board Albany Peebles Argus and Mt Pleasant schools report upgrades and alumni events including a 1946 resumption picnic and new furnishings and books at Peebles and Argus facilities and an enrolling first grader Linda Broughton

Fliff School Monroe Township Mary Voegeli Raymond Voegeli Leila Meyer Monroe Fairview Mt. Pleasant Township Margaret Blum Monticello Messrs Mmes. Burnet Blumer Belinda Jacob Hoesly W Norman Charles Briggs Fay Charles Higbee Roger Regina John Zurfluh Robert Willis J. H. Rhyner Selmer Lien Joe Blumer Delores Robert Nyre Dickie Marian Arnold N. Albright Karen Richard Otto Albright Herman Pluss John and Clarence Jack Jones Ronnie Nancy Walter Preuti Dorothy Albert Fred Schmid Thomas Runkle Frank Albright N. Roy Bowman Jaco Rhyner Mmnes Jennie Trow Mary Loeffle William Schneeberger Sara Berryman Elizabeth Blumer Allan Jessie Chesebro Cora Peebles Highway 59 Albany Township Sharon Dunphy Linda Broughton Coburn Broughton Joan Dunphy Albany High School Albert Zimmerli Albany Argus_ school Sally Kubly Aneth Rufer Alvin Calvin Strahm Ethel Stoddard

Epidemic Spreads Across South Korea Provinces

Japanese B type encephalitis first reported in Kaesong near the North Korean border last month has spread to all eight provinces of South Korea.

Seoul Kaesong North Korea South Korea

No Mental Damage From Polio Found

Denver reports findings from a multi year Minnesota study on child polio victims. Researchers led by Dr. Dale B. Harris found no lasting mental damage from polio, though two thirds of mothers noted early fatigue and restlessness two years post illness.

Denver Minnesota American Psychological Association Dale B. Harris Institute of Child Welfare University of Minnesota Harris

Orangeville Legion Installs New Officers

Marshall Frautschy installed as commander at the American Legion meeting. Other officers named include Glenn Keuler vice commander Virgil Scheider adjutant Donald Leck finance officer Arthur Schroeder chaplain Delmar Harless sergeant-at-arms and Elmer Priewe service officer.

Orangeville Marshall Frautschy American Legion Glenn Keuler Virgil Scheider Donald Leck Arthur Schroeder Delmar Harless Elmer Priewe

Legion Plans Drive For 1950 Membership Meeting

Legions plans a 1950 membership drive at the Legion home The Elms on Argyle Road Thursday evening An executive committee meeting at 730 pm will precede the 8 o clock gathering at the same location.

Legions American Legion Legion the Elms Old Argyle Road

Mrs Leah Notbohm Dies in Milwaukee Hospital

Leah Notbohm aged 70, former Blanchardville resident, died Sept. 3 in Columbia hospital Milwaukee after months of illness. Born Winslow Illinois she lived in Blanchardville and Dousman where her husband Oscar Olson founded a state bank. She later married Dr W R Norbohm of Dousman.

Blanchardville Leah Notbohm Columbia Hospital Milwaukee W. R. Norbohm Dousman Waukesha County

Obituary Entry Notes Three Grandchildren Among Survivors

The obituary lists the deceased's spouse and three daughters in addition to three grandchildren, naming Janet Olson Hazen of Peoria Illinois and Judith Olson Alexander of Milwaukee as survivors.

Janet Olson Hazen Peoria, Ill Judith Olson Alexander Milwaukee

Band Leader Awards Seniors at South Wayne

Gerald Fritz music director presents senior awards for two years of band or chorus at South Wayne. Recipients include Robert Chambers Robert Kubli and Mrs. Frederic Kummer nee Evelyn.

South Wayne Gerald Fritz Robert Chambers Robert Kubli Frederic Kummer Evelyn

Students shift schools and numbers rise in district

Mary Ann Mellenberger, Kenneth Scott, Delbert Shager, Mike Ster, Marjorie Wahler and Fred Wolff are named. Sonja Ellingson transfers from Adams Friendship to South Wayne as a junior. The high school enrollment reaches 99 students.

Mellenberger Mary Ann Moen Kenneth Scott Delbert Shager Mike Ster Marjorie Wahler Fred Wolff Sonja Ellingson Adams Friendship School South Wayne

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Clyde Berryman Ardys Rosen Margaret Cunningham Elizabeth Jones Barbara K. Thompson David W. Jones Margaret and Delores Blum Alfred Rhyner Big 3 Paving CO Gabardines Artemis Nylon Lace Orangeville Legion Montgomery Electric Go Raymond Montgomery Watch For Freedom Fair Wenger and Kramer Sigel Raed Hudson America National Automobile Dealers Association Hudsons Heuer Sales CO 17Th Avenue WLAD
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