Weather summary for August 2 1954 across state
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler northwest areas. Low 50 to 55 northwest and 55 to 62 southeast. High 75 to 82 with winds south-southwest 10 to 15 mph shifting west-northwest tonight and Tuesday. Precipitation .05 inch. Barometer 29.38 at 1 am and 29.30 at 1 pm. Sunrise 4:58, sunset unspecified. Warmest place Phoenix 101, coldest Seattle.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Seattle
Wash
Marriage Licenses and Births in Local Area
Marriage licenses issued to Arley Vogel and Dorothy Locher and to others. Births include Remfrey Sauer daughter and several newborns in Juda, Brookyn, Darlington, Blanchardville, and surrounding towns. Obituaries list Mrs Martha Johnson 90 and several other deaths in Darlington and nearby communities.
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Arley Fred Vogel
Route 4
Dorothy Ann Locher
21St Street
Remfrey Sauer
Darlington
Lawrence Gissing
Juda
Edward Loeffel
Horeb
Robert Bruegger
Robert Reed
Blanchardville
St Clare Hospital Accident Names Listed For Care And Dismissals
A notice from St. Clare Hospital records names of patients in medical and surgical care including Kenneth Behring, Mrs. Alvin Berget, Mrs. Daryle Isely, and others. It also lists numerous individuals discharged from wards, covering many families and local residents.
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Kenneth Behring
Lake Drive
Alvin Berget
South Wayne
Daryle Isely
Argyle
David Kubly Jr
Ira Bender
Freeport
Clifford Bartle
New Glarus
Rl Berget
Gratiot
L. J Unterholzner
Blanchardville
William Klitzman
Brodhead
Janet Fiedler
Mon
Arnold Willum
Edger
Robert Trotter
George Georgess
Beloit
Ellsworth Yeakle
Harold Pinnow
Wallace Larson
Edward Benson
Ralph Hartman
Gertrude
Lovejoy
Hazel Kalish
George Zimmerman
Evans
Bert Webster Grinnell
Gilbert Hoesly
Wilford Bolton
Ellsworth Watson
Service Record arrives in Germany for Pvt John W Smith
Pvt John W. Smith arrives in Germany for duty with a battalion. His wife Marilyn lives in Monroe. Smith entered service in January and is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry T Smith of Orange.
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Germany
John W. Smith
Marilyn
Monroe
Smith
Henry T. Smith
Orangeville
Community Notes Crop Up In Local Social Roundup
Personal mentions reveal visits and gatherings across Wisconsin towns. Miss Helen Stauffer spent Friday in Platteville while Rudolph Haskee of Browntown visited the city. Regular Women of the Moose meeting planned for Aug 4 with initiation. Visitors include John and Bruce Krueger of Milwaukee visiting grandparents Charles E. Krueger. Families travel between Delafield, Monroe, Juda, LaCrosse, Worland, Portage, Madison, Pardeeville, Ripon, and De Funiak Springs for visits with relatives and friends.
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Helen Stauffer
Platteville
Rudolph Haskee
Browntown
Women of the Moose
John
Bruce Krueger
Milwaukee
Charles E. Krueger
al Phillips
Linda
Lyle
Delafield
Monroe
Juda
David Woods
Kathy
Diana
LaCrosse
Walter S. Woods
A. G. Nelson
Betty Witzeling
David
Worland
Wyo
Nelson
George’ Nelson
Madison
F. W. Galle
Earl Galle
Jean
Frederick Alan
Portage
Helen
Mildred Stauffer
Martyn Gerber
Donny
David Gerber
Leo Manske
Robert Johnson
W. C. Bender
Howard Whittemore
Pardeeville
Hubert
Track meet results with multiple events and times
Johnson led with 48.2 in 50-yard for girls and boys events. Carol Koenig Ruth Benkert Ann Baker posted 49.0. Boys 40-yard saw Dennis Hall Thomas Sickinger and James Mauerman at 38.8. Peter Schmidt Fred Isely 50-yard time 51.9. 50-yard open Dannerbeck Bender Gerey Doves 28.5 new record. Girls 20-yard 15 seconds Beverly Rattini Karen Jacobs. 40-yard 30.4 Karen Anderson Linda Drake Kay Bauman. 50-yard 38.1 Carol Koenig Ann Baker Ruth Benkert. Boys 20-yard 14.9 Albert Anderson Floyd Weeks John Wagner. 40-yard 30.3 Dennis Hall Sickinger Mauerman. 50-yard 29.6 Fred Isely Pete Schmidt Bill Rattin. New 50-yard open record Dannerbeck Bender Davis 28.5. Breast Girls 50-yard Benkert Koenig Baker 53.6. Boys 50-yard Isely Rat tin Schmidt 51.6. Divine Boys 50-yard Isely 23.7 Bill Rattin 168 50-yard open Davis.
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Linda Drake
Kay Bauman
Carol Koenig
Ann Baker
Ruth Benker
Albert Anderson
Floyd Weeks
John Wagner
Dennis Hall
Sickinger
Mauerman
Fred Isely
Pete Schmidt
Bill Rattin
Dannerbeck
Bender
Davis
Benkert
Koenig
Baker
Rattin
Peter Schmidt
Divine
Isely
Scouts Enter Order of the Arrow At Apple River Canyon Camp
Several members from Boy Scout troops 101 113 and 114 spent the weekend at Apple River Canyon camp where they were inducted into the Order of the Arrow. Names include Donald Heeren Grant Beer James Erickson Gary Hoesly Timothy Baltzer Gary Rupnow and John Jeglum.
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Boy Scouts
Order of Arrow
Boy Scout
Apple River Canyon Camp
Order of the Arrow
Donald Heeren
Grant Beer
James Erickson
Gary Hoesly
Timothy Baltzer
Gary Rupnow
John Jeglum
Quinns Welcome Douglas Eugene In Rockford Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene Quinn of Rockford are parents to a son named Douglas Eugene born yesterday at Swedish American hospital Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Quinn of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson of Rockford William Escher John Steinmann Jr and Jack Ponyicsanyi spend the week at Apple River Canyon Scout Camp for the Order of the Arrow ceremony They are joined there Friday by Mr and Mrs Fred Escher.
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Douglas
Eugene Quinn
Rockford
Swedish American Hospital
Douglas Eugene
James Quinn
Monroe
Fred Johnson
Camp Monticello
William Escher
John Steinmann Jr
Jack Ponyicsanyi
Apple River Canyon
Order of the Arrow
Fred Escher
Mrs. Johnson Dies at 90 in Wayne Home
Mrs. Johnson, age 90, died yesterday at her son Martins home in Wayne Township after a long life that began in Norway. Born December 1, 1863, she immigrated to America in 1893. She leaves two daughters Mrs Clarence DeVoe Winslow and Mrs Isadore Smith Monroe, four sons Martin South Wayne John Janesville and Carl, along with nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was a member of East Viota Lutheran Church and its Aid Society. Services set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Hanson funeral home and 2 p.m. church. burial in church cemetery with Rev J A Nestingen officiating.
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Martha Johnson
South Wayne
Martin
Norway
Martin Enderude
America
Wayne ‘Township
Independence
Henry
Beloit
East Viota Lutheran Church
Aid Society
Hanson Funeral
J. A. Nestingen
Kenosha Man Fred Agi Dies After Illness
Fred Agi 50 of Kenosha died after a prolonged illness. Born March 25, 1904 in Kenosha, he was the son of Paul and Mary Agi Sr. He attended Kenosha schools and worked as a painter at Simmons Bed Co. Survived by his mother, a brother Paul Jr and sister Mrs. Waller Brown, all of Kenosha. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Stuessy Funeral Home with Rev. C. C. Warfel officiating. Burial in County hospital cemetery west of the city.
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Fred Agi
Kenosha
Monroe
Mr. Agi
Paul
Mary Alerew Agi
Simmons Bed Co
Stuessy Funeral
Rev
C. C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
County Hospital
Fluoride Programme Cuts Brantford Child Decay 53.7 Percent
A nine year study cited by the American Dental Association shows Brantford Ontario’s public water fluoridation reduced permanent tooth decay by 53.7 percent in children ages 4 to 15. Data compared 3,385 fluoridated dwellers with 5,154 peers from before fluoridation began in June 1945.
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Journal of the American Dental Association
Brantford
Ontario
Funeral Rites Pending for Emma Langkamp in Platteville
Emma Langkamp ville died yesterday in St. Clare hospital where she was admitted as a medical patient July 1. Arrangements are pending at Thomas Funeral Home in Platteville.
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Emma Langkamp
Platteville
St. Clare Hospital
Thomas Funeral Home
No Damage From Monticello Chimney Fire Cleared
Monticello fire department extinguished a chimney fire Friday evening in the southeast part of the village. No damage occurred.
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Monticello Monticello
Mrs John H Kundert Funeral Services Held at St Johns
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. today at St. John’s church for Mrs. John H. Kundert 71 of 1218 21st Avenue who died Saturday morning at St. Clare hospital. The body was taken to the church at 10 a.m. today from Shriner-Neuschwander funeral home. Pallbearers named were Edward Rufenacht Doran Zwygart Christ Buhlman Edward Ninneman Ray Fritz and Jack Menehan.
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John H. Kundert
St. John’s Church
21St Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Shriner-Neuschwander Funeral Home
Edward Rufenacht
Doran Zwygart
Christ Buhlman
Edward Ninneman
Ray Fritz
Jack Menehan
Memorial services for Cpl Myles Zimmerman Sunday
Memorial services will be held Sunday at the Brodhead Methodist church for Cpl Myles Mike Zimmerman declared officially dead July 14. The Amer ican Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will participate. Zimmerman was missing in action July 13 1953 while serving as forward observer with Battery B 235th Field Artillery Observation Battalion. He trained at Ft Sheridan and Ft Sill and served seven months in Korea before expected rotation home in fall 1953. He was the son of Mrs Stanley Bouton Brodhead and Clarence Zimmerman Monticello, with a brother Sheldon and sister Mrs Franklyn Butts.
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Brodhead
Times
Cpl
Myles
Mike) Zimmerman
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Zimmerman
235Th Field Artillery
Korea
Brodhead High School
Monticello
Ft. Sheridan
Ft. Sill
Oklo
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Stanley Bouton
Clarence Zimmerman
Sheldon
Franklyn Butts
Rantoul
Rites Wednesday For Mrs. Conley
Mrs. Owen Conley aged 92 died after a long illness at a local hospital. Born Bridget Harrington in Shullsburg, she lived in Lafayette County all her life. Widow of attorney and author Owen Conley, she leaves daughter Florence son John both of Darlington, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. Holy Rosary church with Rev. Bernard Doyle officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
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Darlington
Owen Conley
Bernard Doyle
Walter Gaeth Stricken at 65
Walter Gaeth of Blanchardville and Middleton died yesterday at St. Clare hospital at age 65. He operated a shoe repair shop in Middleton for 28 years and was a longtime custodian at St. Luke's Lutheran church. He leaves his daughter Joyce Plecity in Milwaukee, another daughter in Pico California, two grandchildren, and sister Mrs. Lucy Steve. Funeral service set for 1:30 p.m. at Gruber Funeral Home Middleton with burial in St. Luke's Cemetery Middleton.
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Walter Gaeth
Blanchardville
Donald G
Joyce) Plecity
12Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Middleton
Gaeth
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
James Richards
Pico
Calif
Lucy Steve
Gruber
Rev. Riess
St. Luke’s Cemetery
French Release Tunisian Leaders Amid Autonomy Offer
French authorities freed a number of moderate nationalist leaders from house arrest as Prime Minister Mendes France proposed autonomy for Tunisia. Habib Bourguiba remained confined near Paris, urging an end to violence. The exact count of released detainees was not announced.
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Tunis
Pierre Mendes-France
Habib Bourguiba
Neo-Destour Party
Paris
Bourguiba
Stevens Point Girl To Represent State In U. S. Beauty Event
Dixie Ann Satcher a 19 year old University of Wisconsin student from Stevens Point was chosen Miss Wisconsin from 14 candidates and will compete in Atlantic City for Miss America. She won the Miss National Cranberry title earlier and has a Wisconsin Rapids Chamber of Commerce sponsorship. Runnerup was Marilyn Jean Sebbald Miss Flambeau Ashland, third was Jeanne Mary Ann Boulay Miss Fond du Lac.
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Needsouth
Wis
Vixie Ann Satcher
Stevens Point
Atlantic City
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Miss Wisconsin
Wisconsin Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Claude Davis, Beloit Resident, Dies in Monroe
Claude Davis, 71, of Beloit, died Sunday at St. Clare hospital in Monroe. He was admitted July 29. Services are pending at the Roman-Uehling-Kinzer funeral home in Beloit.
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Claude Davis
Beloit
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Sheppard Loses In Release Plea In Ohio Murder Case
Cleveland Common Pleas Judge Frank J. Merrick refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus freeing Dr Samuel H Sheppard pending appeal. Attorney William J Corrigan said he would appeal. Merrick ordered Sheppard returned to county jail where he has been held since Friday night. The judge ruled the Bay Village council president acted with authority to issue the warrant and commit Sheppard to jail, nullifying Corrigan’s challenge.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Frank J. Merrick
Samuel H. Sheppard
William J. Corrigan
Merrick
Ohio
Bay Village
Corrigan
Gershom M. Barbe
Dr. Sheppard
New York Police Head Seeks 7000 More Officers
New York Police Commissioner Francis W. H. Adams warned the city is on the verge of violence and crime and urged adding 7,000 officers to the force, which currently numbers 19,800. He also called for higher salaries to attract capable recruits.
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New York
Francis W. H. Adams
New York City
Adams
City crimes up 11 percent in first six months
A public statement quoted a city leader saying major crimes for the first half of the year rose 11 percent compared with the same period last year. The remarks came during a television appearance.
Churchman Brueggemann dies after eight month illness
Reverend Hubert u Brueggemann age 43 pastor of Mount Olive Lutheran church Milwaukee died today after an eight month illness. He once spoke on the International Lutheran radio hour in 1951 and 1952 and had declined offers to lead St Pauls Lutheran Rockford and to head Concordia Teachers College Seward. In other notices Robert G Blumer of 2010 14th avenue was named winner in a Strutwear national contest. Mrs Blumer submitted a name for a new hosie MARINETTE Edward Litts 28 Marinette died Saturday from injuries in a car crash near Peshtigo Friday.
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Milwaukee
Hubert U. Brueggemann
Mount Olive Lutheran Church
International Lutheran Radio Hour
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rockford, Ill
Concordia Teachers College
Seward
Neb
Robert G. Blumer
14Th Avenue
Strutwear, Inc
Minpolis
Marinette
Edward Litts
Peshtigo
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Charlton Heston
SKY VU
Toster
van Johnson
Walter Pidgeor
IS Calnern
Dewey Martineeian
Frank Love
Dental Journal
Nyton
Cpl. Zimmerman
Mrs. Conley
Greiner’s
Arvon
Daints
Pittsburgh Paints
Sheppard
Life Insurance
Ainsworth
Business Mart
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Housewiver
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Frelzer
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Academy
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