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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1948
Page
5
Milwaukee grade schools will stay closed indefinitely due to poliomyelitis. City health officials report three new polio cases, raising the season total to 149 with 52 non resident cases. High school football opening date remains September 24 with postponed Catholic conference games anticipated.
Berlin was estimated as the capital of the united German empire in 1871, marking the consolidation of German states under Prussian leadership and the proclamation of the German Empire.
Personal mentions list residents and visitors in Monroe and nearby towns. Included are Mrs Edward Lahr Juda Walter Larson Freeport Rev A P Anderson Argyle Herman L Schindler Mrs Martha Wolgast Juda Louis Speer Brodhead Rev Olaf Hellan Rockford Mr and Mrs Allen Hunter Canton Ill Misses Ada McKenna Addie McCauley Gratiot Dick McGowan Blanchardville Mrs Emma Saxton Clarence Pelham Beloit Miss Virgil Potter Mrs Gerald Hendrickson Argyle Mrs Harris Palmer Cary Palmer Fairfield Ia Mrs John Kryder Madison Tilda Crooks Brodhead Harold Blumer Peter Blum Monticello Donna Finkbeiner Oregon Ill Mrs Georgia Shriner Milwaukee Mrs Helen Mandel Chicago Mrs Anton Tover Harold Kuehl Beaver Dam Nathan Schoepfer Darien Albert Schroepfer Darien Eleanor Streiff Wisconsin University of Wisconsin update.
The Albany Woman's Club will stage The Story of Albany a pageant by Frances Reimer Burt at the high school gym Friday Oct 8. It covers Albany from 1841 through the 1947 fire rebuilding with scenes from Eratus O Pond's store to wars and a veteran returning. Music by the Albany high school band Odette and a girls trio. Burt chairs with assistants.
The body of Fred H. Kowalke, 58, credit manager for Standard Oil Indiana in La Crosse, was found in the Mississippi River after a daylong search when he failed to report to work. Kowalke had gone fishing.
A builder says two or three houses will be ready by March 1 or sooner with one can be finished in two months. Plans should be submitted promptly to secure a slot.
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