Lizzie Buss 70 Dies in Stoughton Wisconsin
Mrs Lizzie Buss 70 a former Evansville resident died at 8 30 p m Wednesday in Stoughton hospital after a yearlong illness She born Feb 24 1878 in Germany and came to the United States with her parents settling near Albany She married Albert Buss in 1900 and they lived on a farm west of Evansville He died Aug 20 1935 Survived by brother Herman Falk Clarno nine nieces and eight nephews A brother and three sisters preceded her Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Allen Funeral Home Evansville with Rev Francis Kranz officiating Burial in Hill Cemetery
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Albany
Lizzie Buss
Stoughton Hospital
Evansville
Allen Funeral Home
Francis Kranz
Hill Cemetery
Lizzie Falk
Will and
Anna Miller Falk
Germany
United States
Albert Buss
Buss
Herman Falk
Clarno
Milwaukee Minister Fined for Misconduct
Rev. Ezra Vornholtz 49 pastor of Beth el Evangelical church was fined 50 dollars and costs in district court on a disorderly conduct charge. He denied misconduct but admitted taking the boy to his room after prosecutors substituted the charge for a morals offense involving an 11 year old boy.
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Milwaukee
Ezra Vornholtz
Bethel Evangelical Church
Vornholtz
John Barry
Local Social Notes From Monticello and Nearby
Monticello society page records visits and travels of residents. Jeanette Barlew attends Madison events with Wallace Barlow named as a state finance committee appointee. Several Madison and Monroe households host relatives and friends, with Yellowstone trip plans for the Blumer family and ongoing moves among local families.
Small Dog Defends Pair as Brown Bears Attack in Alaska
In Anchorage area near Kenai, a small dog charged bravely to protect its master D C Walker and his wife as two brown bears lunged from a branch. Walker, 55, sustained severe injuries including a severed scalp and crushed elbow but remained conscious. Boots, the dog, diverted a bear to shield the couple until help arrived. The attack led to hospital transport for Walker. it marks the first report of brown bears in the area.
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Anchorage
Alaska
D. C. Walker
Kenai
Whitney Cannery
Kenai River
Walker
William Tell Play Set At New Glarus
The fifth consecutive presentation of Schiller's William Tell will be offered at Elmer's grove near New Glarus on September 5 and 6. German performance Sunday, English Monday, with Edward Vollenweider ill so Gilbert Ott may assume the Tell role. other cast changes expected.
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New Glarus
Schiller
Elmer’s Grove
Edward Vollenweider
Tell
Gilbert Ott
Vollenweider
Four Men Sentenced For Operating Still in Wisconsin
Four men faced federal court sentencing for running an illegal still in Kenosha county. Mello Cecchini and Charles Cosentino of Kenosha received one year and one day at Sandstone federal prison. Frank Cecchini, also of Kenosha, got three months. Clayton Wicks of Burlington was sentenced to 30 days for permitting the operation in a building he owned.
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Milwaukee
Kenosha County
Mello Cecchini
Charles Cosentino
Kenosha
F. Ryan Duffy
Sandstone
Burlington, Wis
Attica Cheese Co. Sold to Walter Wieland Initates Swiss Production
Walter Wieland of Evansville purchases Attica Cheese Co. northeast of Albany. After a decade idle the plant converts from limburger to Swiss with new making and intake rooms and three kettles. Wieland plans spring operation. Mrs. Wieland is Olga Hammerly of Belleville. Wisconsin cheese circles note sluggish market and impending conventions in Fond du Lac.
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Helen Stears
Attica Cheese Co
Albany
Attica
Walter Wieland
Evansville
Wieland
Rock County
Olga Hammerly
Belleville
Switzerland
Monroe
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Fond du Lac
Galli
Madison
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Kalamazoo Butcher Handed Aspirins With Bills
Kalamazoo Michigan butcher Merle Nichoy gives customers aspirin with their charges to ease price complaints. Three boxes of tablets were used in one day as customers reportedly left smiling.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo
Merle Nichoy
Nichols
Seeholzers Visit Utah Cheese Plant and Monroe
Mrs Ernest Seeholzer former Green county resident visiting here with her son David who attends Monroe high school. Utah plant at Smithfield makes 80 wheels Swiss daily plus American cheese and butter. They plan an eastern trip for the Hardell family while Mrs Seeholzer visits her mother in Orangeville and sister in Monroe before returning west.
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Cache Valley Dairy Association
Smithfield
Utah
Ernest Seeholzer
Green County
Seeholzers
Wyss
David
Monroe High School
Robert E. Hardells
Hardell
Washington, D.C
Monroe
Seeholzer
Fred Leiser
Orangeville
Roland Lenz
Katharine
Immell Says Hell Not Endorse Anyone for Governor
Madison Wisconsin Republican candidate Ralph M Immell announced he will not endorse any candidates before the September primary. He warned GOP rivals against linking their campaigns to him without his knowledge or consent, stating he has no state clique or machine and no secret commitments.
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Madison
Ralph M. Immell
Wisconsin
Spy Expose Scrutinized by Editors for Smears
A Washington editorial barrage condemns methods used by the House Un-American Activities Committee and Senate investigations into wartime spy rings. It contrasts private Canadian practice with public hearings, noting innocent individuals harmed by public naming and urging private, evidence-based inquiry like the royal commission model.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congressional
House UN - American Activities Committee
Senate Investigating Committee
un-American Activities Committee
Truman
New York Times
Washington Evening Star
FBI
New York
The
Times
the Star
House Committee
the Times
Royal Commission
Canada
House
Strike settled at Oshkosh Timken axle plant
After three weeks, the Wisconsin Axle division of Timken Detroit Axle Co was settled last night. Local 291 UAW CIO President Lawrence Murphy said the union accepted a company offer with a 13 cent hourly raise for non production workers and an average 7.5 cent increase for production workers. Want ads are cited as a major driver.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin Axle
Timken-Detroit Axle Co
Lawrence Murphy
Uaw-Cio
Un-American Activities Committees Spark Public Alarm
A fragment notes criticism of un American activities committees as diverging from Canadian commission practices and posing dangers of injustice to innocent people, unsettling many readers.
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un-American Activities Committee
Canadian Commission
Ollie Star Leads Dairy Herd's 685 Pounds Butterfat
Several Holstein Friesian cows owned by John W. Ruff of Monroe completed official production tests in the Advanced Registry test. Korn dyke Echo Ollie Star produced 20 071 pounds milk and 685 pounds butterfat in 365 days at age seven. Bessie Homestead Ollie Lass produced 18 522 pounds milk and 633 pounds fat in 365 days at age five years 10 months.
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John W. Ruff
Route 2
Monroe
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Bessie Homestead
Wisconsin Young Republican Leaders To Confer With Dewey
Richard C. Smith, chairman of the Wisconsin federation of young Republicans, joins a group of state chairmen to meet Gov. Dewey, GOP presidential candidate, in Albany on Wednesday August 11. Hugh D. Scott Jr., national Republican chairman, also attends.
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Jefferson
Richard C. Smith
Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans
Gov
Dewey
GOP
Albany
Hugh D. Scott Jr
Beloit College Adds Ten To Faculty Staff
Beloit College announces ten new faculty members including Harry E. Holmberg assistant professor of music from Florida State University Robert Henry Irrman Denison University assistant professor of history Harry Rex Davis Texas Christian University instructor in government David MacKenzie Stocking Detroit instructor in English and John Scott Fulcher Brown University psychology plus previously announced Everett Alcan Roberta Baker John Louis Biester George William Holmes and Oliver Olson in new roles.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Carey Croneis
Harry E. Holmberg
Florida State University
Robert Henry Irrman
Denison University
Harry Rex Davis
Texas Christian University
David MacKenzie Stocking
Detroit
John Scott Fulcher
Brown University
Ten year old killed in Wisconsin crash near Mellen
Randall Ming, 10, of Mellen was killed when a car skidded on a gravel road and overturned near Mellen. Six others were slightly injured in the collision that happened yesterday.
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Mellen
Wis
Randall Ming
Want Ad Woes: Busy Work for Tiny Pay
Classified buyers face heavy labor for slim returns as publishers push inexpensive Want Ads. The item promises effort with modest pay, highlighting the mismatch between workload and value in a busy market.
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Stoughton
U. S
Alger Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Carnegie Endowment of International Peace
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Louise Barlew
Wallace P. Barlow
Legion
Don Hefty
Lloyd Millette
Joseph Chandenet
Fort Frances
Ontario
Fred Baumgartner
Edmund Dooley
Bernard Dooley
Lester
Jacob Legler
Leland R. Heitz
Gloria
Gail
Bobby
Thomas Saunders
Ed Saunders
E. A. Bently
Orfordville
A. W. Becker
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Lowe
Sever
William Tell
Marly
Kraftsman
Maud E. Wenger
Kraft
W. WN. Preston
American Ae Association of Wisconsin
Limburger
Kalamazoo Butcher
Immell
17Th Avenue
Stackpole and Schild
Ollie Star
Bui
Jac Kenomaude
Committee On Wisconsin Women
State Fair Park
Committee On
Wisconsin Women
Arthur Covey
Exposition Grounds
Wayne Gunness
Layton Art School
Kobler Co
Kobler
Kohler
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