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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1952

Page

6

Rural Students Visit Dubuque Trip Highlights Flood Impacts

County rural school pupils toured Dubuque and Galena on April 30 1952 noting soil conservation efforts and flood damage. They visited John Deere plant saw a tractor bound for Brazil Eagle Point park doughnuts from a bakery flooded, then toured Grant home Galena museum Daniel Boone relics and Indian artifacts.

Dubuque Galena Tomor C. Irene Quinn Accompanalong Lake Eagle Point Park John Deere Tractor Co Brazil Grant Galena Museum Quinn Daniel Boone Green County

Weather snapshot with extremes in the United States

Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high reached 82 and the low 59. A year ago today the high was 80 and the low 26. Barometer at 1 a.m. 29.59 and 1 p.m. 29.56. The warmest U.S. location yesterday was Bismarck North Dakota at 89 degrees and the coldest reading is not shown.

U. S Bismarck N. D

Real Estate Transfers in Spring Grove and New Glarus

Fred R. Kundert and wife transfer land in sections 14 and 23, Spring Grove township, to Dr. Nathan E. Bear and wife. Mabel Schoch transfers land in outlet 33, assessor’s plat, village of New Glarus, to Eugene F. Stuessy and wife.

Fred R. Kundert Nathan E. Bear Spring Grove Township Mabel Schoch Eugene F. Stuessy New Glarus Kundert Kenneth Marsh Marsh

Estates Probate Records Show Various Administrations

Judge Harold J. Lamboley issued letters of administration to widow Hannah Haldiman in the Fred Haldiman estate. sole heir per will with one son and three daughters. Harriet Davies estate heirs include sister Katherine Christenson and two nieces, with special bequests noted. Letters issued to First National Bank of Oshkosh. William Hahn and Leo Ties serve as appraisers in Belle Benjamin estate. Mrs Effie Wenger named administrator for her estate with two daughters. Beloit Heirs in Wade B. Raymer estate are widow Lena and son Lawrence, letters issued to the son. Special administration granted to Donald Thorp in George E. Thorp estate.

Harold J. Lamboley Hannah Haldiman Fred Haldiman Harriet Davies Katherine Christenson John Calder Emily Jones Lasonde First National Bank of Oshkosh William Hahn Leo Belle Benjamin Effie Wenger William Hall Brodhead Robert Grenwalt Beloit Wade B. Raymer Lena Lawrence Donald Thorp George E. Thorp

Small Claims Court updates and local notices mix

Summary of minor traffic forfeitures and license offenses including Lyle Dailey and Benjamin Stubbe. Also notes Pvt Horisberger injury recovery from Benton accident and death of Godfrey Rufenacht. Penny Kundert earns A rating for humor declamation. Divorce cases include Helser Elsner Swartz. Deaths: Carl Marty, Edward Roethe, and birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Gilbertson.

Small Claims Court Harold J. Lamboley Lyle H. Dailey Winslow Benjamin A. Stubbe

Local notices list hospital dismissals and visits

St Clare Hospital care items list dismissals and transfers including Mrs Mary Hadinger Mrs Ida Baker James Condon Rhonda Bonjour Henry Kubly Mrs Maud Schumacher William Shager Charles Butcher Ade Immega Judy Kay and Mary Louis Ableman Mrs Delbert Krause and daughter John Carter Mrs Burnett Bear Harlan Prechel and Hollis DeVoe Also plans a Switzerland visit by Mrs Hedwig Berger and daughter Miss Fannie Berger from Wisconsin Dells and note Dr Nathan E Bear purchasing the Kundert farm in Spring Grove township nearby community events include park hours set by Joe E Miller and a dealer school attendance by regional retailers

Claude Johnson Ft. Atkinson Robert Miller 9Th Street Henry Voegl Browntown Fred Schneider New Glarus Fred Zweifel Henry Teich Janesville Leo Riggles Rockford Arthur Kelly Argyle William ‘Tschabold 8Th Street Robert Bab- Gordon Zimmerman Monticello Henry Pick Jr Monroe

Stoughton to Speak at County DOC Gathering in New Glarus

Carl W. J. Stoughton, 1950 Democratic gubernatorial candidate, will address the Thompson hosted gathering at the Green County DOC event in New Glarus tomorrow night at 8.

Local Shoppers and Visitors Chronicle Weekly

Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Fred Miller Dar ington shoppers Mr and Mrs William Hamnan callers in Warren last night Mr and Mrs John Carter callers from Dubuque Miss Myrtle King Chicago visiting sister Mrs Lillis Fitzgibbons Mrs Glenn Moser and Mrs Raymond James Rockford shoppers yesterday Isses Rose and Ida Derendinger overnight guests of Mrs Rose Schilt Juda Mr and Mrs Karl Johnson visiting indefinitely with her father H L Sickinger and brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Paul W Neubauer Laurence Badakker Mr and Mrs John Rickerd and daughter Patricia Lynn Wakegan Ill visited Fred Ammon home 820 9th avenue Sunday Mrs John Anderegg left for San Diego by plane from Rockford Visiting at Fred Musselman home is grand niece Barbara de Souza Chicago Barbara's parents Warren de Souza and wife will remain until next Sunday

Fred Miller Darington William Hamnan Warren John Carter Dubuque Harold Martin Monroe Beloit Myrtle King Chicago Lillis Fitzgibbons Glenn Moser Raymond James Rockford Inl Fred Ammon 9Th Avenue John Anderegg San Diego C. W. Cummings Fred Musselman Barbara de Souza Barbara Warren de Souza

Red Cross Sets Plan for Election

Wayne J. Jeneu county Red Cross chairman appointed Alfred H. Henning E. B. Lux and Mrs Paul W Neubauer to a nominating committee to select candidates for county chapter office at the July election. The meeting was in the circuit court room at the courthouse with Mrs Cliffe Gelbach Albany branch chair and Mrs J W Barlow Monticello branch chair present. The group will continue the drive for contributions to aid flood relief in Missouri Mississippi valleys and other Midwest inundated areas. Franz W Brand is county drive chairman. Contributions will be accepted at First National or Commercial and Savings Bank.

Wayne J. Jeneu County Red Cross Alfred H. Henning E. B. Lux Paul W. Neubauer Circuit Court Court House Cliffe Gelbach Albany J. W. Barlow Monticello Monroe

Rural Schools Get Material on Cancer

Cancer education material is being mailed to Green County schools after preparation by local association workers with the county superintendent’s office and the county nurse. Mrs. E. B. Lux and Mrs. Arthur P. Benkert aided in preparation. Teachers and mothers clubs cooperate to circulate the material in rural areas. The material notes that one in seven Wisconsin deaths is from cancer and lists seven early warning signals.

Green County E. B. Lux Arthur P. Benkert Wisconsin

Auto Strikes Big Rock on Highway Near Schwarzenberger Farm

Alfred J. Waeffler owner of the auto damaged when his car struck a rock that apparently fell from a truck on highway 1181 east at the Schwarzenberger farm. He said he saw the object but mistook it for a paper carton and could not swerve due to oncoming traffic and a steep curb. The accident occurred about 11 45 a m today.

Big Rock Alfred J. Waeffler Schwarzenberger Farm Waeffler

Mason Hearing Date Moved to Monday In Check Charge

Preliminary hearing for Donald P. Mason former Yellow Cab operator was postponed to 2:30 Monday afternoon from this morning before Justice L A Koenig. Mason remains free on bail facing charges involving questionable checks and had been held in county jail.

Methodist Parley Weighs Dropping Pastor No Smoking Pledge

In San Francisco the committee on the ministry reported that the general plan is to drop the current no smoking pledge for ministerial candidates. The majority would have candidates promise to lead an exemplary life free from harmful practices. A minority favors keeping the pledge. The session also moves against the unofficial Methodist Federation for Social Action with debate on a resolution to submit to the conference and calls to remove the federation’s name from its title.

Methodist San Francisco Methodist General Conference Committee On the Ministry Methodist Federation For Social Action Committee On the State of the Church Federation Methodist Publishing House New York

Reds May Seek Pact Talks Soon

MUNSAN Korea dispatches say the Communist response to a secret United Nations package offer will decide if truce talks advance. Washington diplomats describe the three point program as tied to non forcible repatriation of POWs, a demand the Reds call preposterous.

Munsan Korea Comae United Nations Washington U.N Reds

Holdup Pair Caught Near Oneida

One of two young men sought for a De Pere holdup was tracked by bloodhounds to his mother's home near Oneida after a car wreck and high speed chase. Sheriff Gordon Zuidmulder identified Le Roy Hill, 21, and said the other fugitive is Wesley Summers, 18, accused of firing the shot that wounded a man during the robbery.

Unzen Bay de Pere Gordon Zuidmulder le Roy Hill Oneida Zuidmulder Hill Wesley Summers Summers

Senate panel trims Truman aid bill by six point nine billion

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved its version of Truman's foreign aid bill by a 12 to 0 vote totaling 6.9 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. Chairman Connally predicted any further cuts would fail as debate starts Monday.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Connally D—Tex

Rites Set Tomorrow For Mrs J B Elrod

Mrs. J B Elrod a 60 year old Chicago resident died Monday at Hines hospital. Rites are at St Evangelical and Reformed church tomorrow at 2 p m with Rev Howard L Orians officiating. Former Alma Ida Reger of Monroe, she served as an army nurse in World War II and will receive full military rites at Greenwood cemetery with Sgt Clarence L Goecks in charge of the firing squad. Also assisting are Rev John E MacMartin Emil Boesch and J Herbert Steffen.

Ellrod Chicago Hines Hospital St Evangelical and Reformed Church Howard L. Orians Elrod Alma Ida Reger Monroe Duri Land Greenwood Cemetery Clarence L. Goecks Co. K John E. MacMartin Emil Boesch J. Herbert Steffen

Freeport Child Dies After Car Backed Over In Yard

One and a half year old son of Mrs. Ruth Hammond died from head injuries after a car backed over him in the family's yard in Freeport. The child had slipped into the yard while grandparents Charles Castle and his wife were in the driveway. the driver felt a bump and stopped, and the child was taken to the hospital.

Ete Getter Rer Atios Reemstma Ruth Hammond Charles Castle Castle

Truck Damaged in Tractor Collision Near Monticello

A United Telephone Co pickup truck parked at the west edge of Monticello was heavily damaged at 3 10 p m yesterday when struck by a caterpillar tractor from R W Ryan and Co of Jolietville manned by Robert Wheeler of Janesville. No one was in the truck.

United Telephone Co Monticello R. W. Ryan and Colville Robert — Wheeler Janesville

Funeral services for Jacob K Altmann at Zwinglin church

Monticello Times Special reports funeral services were held today at 2 pm for Jacob K. Altmann who died Sunday night at St. Clare hospital. Rev. A R Achtemeier officiated with burial in Highland cemetery. Pallbearers included Wilbert Dick Henry J Elmer W D Elmer C M Stauffer Conrad Stauffer and Jacob Elmer.

Jacob K. Altmann Monticello St. Clare Hospital Zwinglin Evangelical Reformed Church A. R. Achtemeier Highland Cemetery Wilbert Dick Henry J. Elmer W. D. Elmer C. M. Stauffer Conrad Stauffacher Jacob Elmer Monroe

Kickapoo Valley Apple Orchards Expected to Bloom This Weekend

One of the earliest bloom forecasts in recent years for Kickapoo Valley orchards as fair weather continues. Area orchardists expect blossoms to appear this weekend if conditions hold. Circle Three of Union Presbyterian Church meets tomorrow at 2 p m with Miss Mamie Bleiler.

Kickapoo Gays Mills Wis Kickapoo Valley Union Presbyterian Church Mamie Bleiler

Standard Shell Tanks Holding Fair Supplies

Milwaukee spokesmen for Shell Oil and Standard Oil said they have enough gasoline for about two to four weeks under normal use as a nationwide refining strike began at midnight. Shell reported 13 million gallons in storage, about a month’s supply, while Standard declined to provide full details.

Miilwaukee Milwaukee Shell Oil Standard Oil Shell Standard

Firm claims tank capacity to meet needs for two weeks

The official said the tanks were about half full, enough to supply requirements for roughly fourteen days, illustrating the firm’s capacity to meet demand.

Door Advances Date For Blossom Festival

Growers in Door County set May 1 as Cherry Blossom Sunday declaring only bad weather could stop blooms. Warm weather in recent days moved the festival two weeks earlier than last year.

Sturgeon Bay

Six Red Planes Bagged in Fights

SEOUL Korea United Nations warplanes reported shooting down six Communist MIG-15 jet fighters and damaging four more in May Day air battles over North Korea. U S Sabre pilots downed the six MIGs and damaged three in another clash near the Yalu River. A U S Marine Corps plane damaged a MIG in a separate encounter as UN planes conducted bombing missions. Allied ground forces held a 155 mile front as Red infantry attacked eastern and central fronts, then retreated after hand grenade skirmishes. An Eighth Army officer called the action brisk. A second item notes Madison health officials scheduling examinations for funeral directors on July 17 and embalmers on July 18.

Seoul Korea United Nations North Korea U.S. Fifth Air Force U. S Yalu River Manchuria US. Marine Corps U.N Jin Eighth Army

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M. Ct Horisberger Charles Horisberger Emil Dubach Benton Hazeleen Hospital Great Lakes Naval Hospital Camp Stoneman Califor Jay Godfrey Rufenacht Gratiot Penny Kundert Ray E. Kundert Juda Madison Penny Juda High School Edward A. Kundert Harlan Prechel Stella Prechel 11Th Street Cecilia Rose Helser Brod Gemplers Head Alfred Uempler Richard Hel Freeport Inga Elsner Brooklyn Green County Court Arthur Elsner Helen Swartz Gilbert Swartz Carl Joseph Marty Primrose Township Edward J. Roethe Fennimore Grant Gilbertson Switzerland Hedwig Berger Fannie Berger Wisconsin Dells Joe E. Miller Recreation Park Green Rock Dane Town Sauk Robert Howe Henry Trumpy R. R. Stelter W.L. Heuer J. J. Tschudy Robert’ Tschudy Gayi ,Matzke Henry Gempler Weaver 'Seyler Malcolm Marti Randall Martin Guy Hager Ray L. Beckman James C. Lanz Erickson Donald Erickson Montgomery Ward Co Senate Group J. B. Elrod State Board of Health Phillips and Smith General Electric Steam Iron Y New Fein Norge Looker NORGE 16Th Ave Revere Norge Vagare
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