Daily Record Weather Report September 25 1950
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions. Tonight’s low in the mid 40s and Tuesday’s high in the lower 70s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1950
Page
6
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions. Tonight’s low in the mid 40s and Tuesday’s high in the lower 70s.
Letters of administration issued to son John Huffman for the estate of Jacob C. Huffman who died August 11. Wife Alice Strader Huffman to receive 500 dollars under a February 28, 1940 will and October 6, 1928 prenuptial, with the son receiving the remainder. Appraisers named are Harry C. Young Walter Wenger and Herbert Lanz.
Nancy Lee Baxter of Freeport and Dwight Merlyn Drye of Cadiz township obtain a license. Joanne Marie Stoll and Alfred Jr. licensees reside in respective areas. Marie Evelyn Matzinger of New Glarus and Paul Edward Vetterli of Clarno township secure a license.
Mrs. John A. Kubly, aged 78, died at 1608 16th Street. Funeral arrangements and services forthcoming per family notices.
Mr and Mrs Ronald R Pagel route 2 Brodhead welcome a son born September 23. Mr and Mrs Walter F Marne 817 10th Street celebrate a daughter born September 24. Mr and Mrs Harold R Davidson veteran's ace unit Swinsen Juda announce a son born September 25.
Fifty three pupils enrolled this morning at the new state graded school five miles northwest of Monroe named joint district 9. Gorman, principal, has 13 years teaching experience and is a Whitewater State Teachers College graduate. Enrollment totals 24 in upper grades and 29 in lower. Open house may be held mid October. The district formed after Valley View school burned February 21, joining Doland Blaine and Liberty in Monroe township and part of Clarno.
Glarus Harlan J Faherty Paul J O'Brien Bertram R Torkelson Bernard L Murphy leave Prairie du Chien today and will depart tomorrow at 9 am by bus to Milwaukee for induction. The sendoff echoes World War II support from the Green County emergency committee including a cook for a year and funds for recreational equipment. Burkhard was committee chairman.
The Friendship Circle homemakers held its inaugural Sept. 20 at Wayne Vanderbilt home with 22 members. Mrs. Harvey Andrews installed new officers. Chester Albright presides, Ralph Frey vice president, Louis Lehnherr secretary treasurer. Miss Inez Weaver and Mrs Harrison Grenzow lead projects. Next meeting Oct. 18 with Mrs Ralph Frey and Miss Weaver.
St Clare Hospital Medical in Rock Osity Illinois lists staff members and surgical cases including Fred Schumach Lowes Park Ill Mrs John Robertson Brodhead Maynard McNett Warren NL Charles Tease Brodhead along with surgeons Sam Matzke Juda and others. Dismissals include Mrs Charles Stubbe Elmer Jaeger Mrs Francis McAuliffe and several more.
Jean Sacker was elected president of the junior band at yesterday’s meeting. Nancy Stauffer and Donna Clark were named vice president and secretary treasurer, with both girls identified by their parents and home addresses.
Boston defeats Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 0 behind a three hit shutout by Lefty Mel Parnell. The win ends a four game slide and preserves slim AL pennant chances for the Red Sox.
Mrs Ed Van Loon of Waupun was called here yesterday, according to local notes.
Two Albany men Herman C. Malkow 24 and Clinton L Hanson 25 drove their cars into each other at 7 15 p m just north of the Main and Mechanic streets intersection on highway 59. No injuries reported and both vehicles were damaged. Green County highway police investigated with passengers Maxine Hanson Edward Kuster and Lee Neuvenschwander.
Sheriff Matt Solbran warns of chicken thefts and school vandalism in Green County. Weekend damage is being investigated at Richland School in Jefferson Township with multiple vandalism and poultry theft reports under review.
Local residents and visitors mingle in Monroe with Neighborly calls. People from Racine Chicago Fond du Lac Madison and Madison area stop by for chats and visits. A rummage sale at Union Presbyterian church and a wedding in Milwaukee are noted alongside weekend trips and family gatherings.
The Green County Holstein Breeders' association cancels the planned fall sale. About a dozen cows will join the January bull sale instead. Notable buyers include a Mexican agriculture minister, a Ozark-region church, creameries, and other dairy interests. The association also votes a $50 allowance for state junior fair exhibitors.
The 33 year old mother of four, Mrs. Charles McBride of Milton, died at Mercy hospital from bulbar type polio after admission Saturday morning. Local doctors attributed the cause to the polio epidemic affecting the Milton area.
About 20 friends and relatives attended a farewell gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs William Trickel for Daniel E Courtney. He is ordered to active military duty on October 2 and will report to Fort Riley Kansas for processing. He may be sent to Camp McCoy Wisconsin from there.
Roy C. Stettler of Monticello is ordered to report for 21 months of active duty with the 31st anti aircraft brigade at Fort Lewis Washington. He leaves October 10 and is married to the former Virginia Thompson with one child. He is part of a Wisconsin group of 99 reservists drafted for active service.
A Madison girl under 21 who abandoned her baby boy in Lathrop Hall, UW campus, has been located. The infant remains at Wisconsin General Hospital and no charges have been filed yet.
Ray Barnes 43 died early today when his trailer home on the outskirts of Manitowoc burned to the ground. Barnes, a welder at Manitowoc Shipbuilding Co., lived alone and had come to the city in 1940 from Berlin Wisconsin.
The Blanchardville PTA opens its season September 28 at 8 p m in the high school with a talk by Mrs. Mary T. Ryan on the junior historian program of the state historical society. Officers for the year include President Mrs F W Baker Vice President Orville Folkedahl Secretary Mrs Robert Watrud and Treasurer Alvin Starkweather. Committees include Education Miss Beulah Folkedahl Miss Mary Erickson Mrs James Ula and Mrs Bernard Gant Entertainment Mrs A L Schuber Mrs Malcolm Disrud and Mr and Mrs James Hensey. Question box Rev T Keleven Miss Theresa O Connor and Mrs O Folkedahl Food Mrs Vivian Johnson Mrs Orville Severson and Mrs Milton Frank Reception Mrs Lyall Cowley and Mrs M Schiesser Attendance Mrs Ardis Duer Mrs Kenneth Ryan and Harry Lien Publicity Mrs Frank Mason Jr. Social hour follows Thursday night.
Mr and Mrs John Stauffer hosted Zwingli churchs senior choir at the Stauffer home for its first fall rehearsal followed by a social evening with games and refreshments Attendees included Rev A R Achtemeier Roland Lehman Ray Talmadge C J Klooster Calvin Stauffer Waldo Dick Mrs Matt Zentner Mrs Leo Gempeler E W Marty Lora Dick Dorothy Ann Stauffacher Irene Marty Ruth Gempeler Joyce Prisk Gladys Buehl Donna Karlen Helen Klassy Dorothy Marty Frederick Voegels Donald Schuler Fred Gempeler Robert Stauffer and Eugene Updike
Mrs. Tina Feldt celebrated her 81st birthday with a family gathering at the Feldt home in Madison. Attending were Jacob Babler, John Kubly, Ben Feldt, Fred Hahlen, Burnett Kubly and families, and Harvey Mauermann of Brodhead.
Six passengers were killed and seven seriously injured when an express train derailed near Nancy. Government railways announced the accident occurred today and prompted emergency response.
S D Boreham of Fond du Lac was elected yesterday to his tenth consecutive presidency of the Second Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry of 1898. The veteran group chose him to continue leading the unit as it marks another year of service and commemoration.
Yugoslav Vice Premier Edvard Kardelj urged at the U N that the 38th parallel be temporarily reestablished as Korea's boundary. He attacked North Korea's policies and warned of Soviet bloc pressure on Yugoslavia amid ongoing hostilities.
A New Orleans nun teaching under vow of poverty inherits ten thousand dollars from Charles Babonet the oil wealthy recluse. She plans to distribute the money to the poor. The nun formerly Evelyn Dogart of Los Angeles befriended Babonet with a neighbor family who also inherits a total of 100000 from the will.
Mrs. A. H. Lange 58 wife of A H Lange president of Fond du Lac Common wealth Reporter and KFIZ Broadcasting Co died Saturday night at her home in Fond du Lac She leaves son Louis A Lange and daughter Mrs Joseph McNeany Albuquerque New Mexico plus two sisters and two brothers Funeral services will be held tomorrow at St Marys Catholic church.
Tear stained but happy four year old Butchy Wedige was returned Saturday by city police to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Emer Wedige. Butchy wandered off and ended up at the city police headquarters where he was safely reunited with his family.
Rodney O. Kittelsen Marshall Peterson and Dr A E Leiser traveled to Green Bay on business related to the damage action over Mrs Leiser injury from a March automobile collision.
A special committee on the county hospital detention home and home for the aged will meet at 1 30 p m Thursday at the courthouse. Members include W Loveland from Washington township F F Hartwig from Monroe city Ole Sandley from Cadiz Ray T Silver from Mt Pleasant Edward Killingstad from Albany village and Mrs Wilma S Lengacher the county secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Siedschlag hosted a miscellaneous shower at 2111 10th Street for Frieda Sutter who became the bride of Gustave Krier yesterday. Guests included Herman Durtschi Virgil Tertin Mildred Marti Mame Tillema and the groom.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Werren, 2107 14th Avenue, was christened yesterday at the Universalist church. Sponsors were Ernest Werren and Mr. and Mrs. Donavan Otteson.
The christening was attended by Gottlepp Werren and his wife from Blue Mound along with Cyn thia, the paternal grandparents of the infant.
Remodeling began today at the Regez and Johnson law offices on 16th Avenue. The project adds a new ground floor library and second floor offices for partners Rudolph P. Regez and Herbert T. Johnson.
Donald De Lerme age 21 of Sheboygan was shot yesterday by a grouse hunting companion near Wausaukee. He sustained birdshot wounds to the face and upper chest and was treated by a physician and released.
Fire of undetermined origin swept the Armour and Company meat plant on West Main Street in Waterbury early today. Acting manager John Daley estimated the damage at 250000 dollars.
London liberals were urged by the Daily Worker to flood the White House with protests to kill the American anti-communist bill. The appeal marks a transatlantic effort amid Cold War tensions and British liberal voices backing Communist-aligned action.
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