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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
8
Mostly cloudy through tomorrow with rain spreading from the extreme south tonight to cover east and south portions. Highs 71 and lows 56. barometer readings 29.45 and 29.52 inches. Warmest city Phoenix Arizona 101 while Boise Idaho cooled to 36. Sunrise 5 52 and sunset 5 49.
Judge Harold J Lamboley presided over a case against Big 3 Paving Co of Hindsdale Illinois. Robert Treuthardt and Charles J Horath were cited for unregistered equipment and unregistered tractor with five dollar fines and costs. Big 3 Paving Co was fined five dollars plus costs for permitting an unauthorized operator. Richard Williams was fined five dollars plus costs for an unregistered vehicle and no valid license with additional costs.
Doris Jean Strahm and Dean Emanuel Streiff, both of New Glarus, obtained marriage licenses.
L. A. Koenig and Lester Grinnell of Monroe found guilty of dis orderly conduct with fines of $20 and costs. Alfred D. Rod of Monroe facing similar charges with pending disposition.
A list of individuals with ages and towns appears for Savanna Beloit Monroe and Blanchardville along with hospital services and dismissals. Names include Mrs. Theodore Breitenkamp Lee M Stevenson James L Field Mrs. Wilbert Bennet Annie Thompson Hugh Parrish Nevin Beckman and others.
Orangeville council discusses adult education needs and forms a committee of Homer Fehr Dale Phillips Eugene Rinehart and Robert Shippy to draft a course questionnaire. Board reports added school buses for 1950 51 to reduce double trips and bond proceeds of 385000 are held in a separate Harris Trust account. Architects expect bid plans for the new school by January 1.
Beach California report lists Mrs Willard A Pease from Rio Samuel A Swiggum 69 of Belleville and Mrs Rudolf Pfister 75 of Lauterbrunnen Switzerland in a short obituary update.
Mr and Mrs Morris Elmer of 822 27th Avenue welcomed a daughter on September 28.
Personal mentions track visitors from Belleville Albany New Glarus and beyond. A rummage sale is announced by Union Presbyterian Church for Sept 30. People from Milwaukee Platteville Monroe Janesville Marine City Dallas and more are noted with travels and visits. Mrs Maske improves after illness and guests of Mrs Lynch include Mr. and Mrs. McShane Hicks and daughters.
Samuel Adolph Swiggum 69 of Belleville died suddenly Wednesday at home. Services are 1 30 p m Saturday at Becker funeral home followed by 2 p m service at Grace Methodist church. Rev Roy F Scott presides with burial in Montrose cemetery. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Amos AustinPrimrose two brothers Walter Mondovi Casper Minot N D two sisters Mrs Etta McGrady Minot Mrs Bertha Holland Madison and four grandchildren.
Mrs. Breitenkamp of Savanna Illinois died yesterday afternoon at St. Clare hospital where she had been admitted as a surgical patient. The body will be taken to Ottawa for burial, with services at Hulse funeral home.
City Treasurer Helen L. Gem peler now has a new flat top desk in city hall. The desk and a new typewriter for her department were approved at the Sept. 20 meeting of city council.
Mrs. Willard A. Pease, former worthy grand matron of Wisconsin Eastern Star, died Tuesday in Rio. The obituary notes her leadership within the organization and confirms the death date and title.
An elderly woman nearly triggered a fire alarm box at the northeast corner of the square this morning. The fire department stopped the action just in time to prevent a blaze.
Coach and Mrs James Kava naugh of South Wayne announce the birth of their son Michael John. The baby has left St Clare hospital.
Mr and Mrs Walter F Marty 817 10th Street announce the birth of their daughter Jacqueline Louise at St Clare Hospital on September 24. Tibet is governed by Lamaism priests as the state religion.
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