Weather Forecast for August 9 1952
Clear and cool tonight with tomorrow fair and warmer in the west and central portions. Lows 45 to 50 in the north and 50 to 55 in the south. Highs 75 to 80, warmer in the south.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1952
Page
6
Clear and cool tonight with tomorrow fair and warmer in the west and central portions. Lows 45 to 50 in the north and 50 to 55 in the south. Highs 75 to 80, warmer in the south.
Since yesterday 1 p.m. highs reached 78 and lows 65. A year ago today highs were 79 and lows 58. Precipitation since yesterday 0.82 inches. Barometer 29.32 at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. Warmest spot in the U.S. yesterday was Phoenix Arizona at 109 degrees. coldest was Bismarck North Dakota at 42. Sunrise 4:59. sunset 7:10.
John S. Rhyner transfers land in section 14 village of New Glarus to Edwin Chris ten with an exception.
Divorce granted to Phyllis Braun 22 of Brooklyn from Dean Braun 22 of Albany after cruel and inhuman treatment including physical violence. Custody of a minor child awarded to Braun with 10 dollars weekly support. Property settlement agreed. They married March 31, 1951 in Freeport, annulment sought and dropped, remarried October 20, 1951 in Milwaukee to legalize a prior marriage, separated January 1952.
Adrian Ivan Babler 41 of 802 lth avenue dies. Mrs Henry Bennett 50 of Darlington dies. Christopher Elmer 83 of Winnipeg Canada dies.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haldiman route 4 welcome a son on August 8. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howe 1403 11th Street announce a daughter on August 8. Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth Gruenberg Juda greet a son on August 9. Mr. and Mrs. John Marty Albany announce a daughter on August 7.
St Clare Hospital lists patients in Medicine Surgical and Dismissals including Janet Jacobs Phyllis Tourdot Anton Thorhaug Joy Ann Wild Mrs William Bittner James Bunson Henry Seff rood George Moran Mrs Clarence Martin Mrs Daisy Cassel Herman Monte Lavern Bastian Rose Stauffer Ei leen de Garno and others. Dismissals include Mrs Clarence Gould Mrs M J Kinschi Mr and Mrs Joseph Grivett Mrs Joseph Schilling Mrs Lora Sher win Alois Grant Beer Jack Krieg Mrs Orville Plantikow and Mrs William Senatsch.
Mrs. Alton Schumacher received a morning call from Leopold Chocholous, her father, who arrived today from Vienna Austria. Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher will drive to Chicago tomorrow to meet him on his first American visit. Chocholous, a meat factory manager in Austria, is the brother of Mrs. Schumacher who married during World War II in Peuerbach.
The Brodhead summer roundup sponsored by the PTA will be held Wednesday for pre‑school children and those entering fourth seventh and eleventh grades. Exams include physical dental and visual at a $1 fee. Announcement of location and hours to follow. Mrs. W. D. Stovall is PTA president.
Hearing for Mrs. J Howard Reynolds of Crestview Clinton Iowa before a Darlington justice court is set for next Saturday at 11 am. The auto collision with Nathan F Burgy Monroe state traffic officer occurred in South Wayne on July 23. She missed today’s appearance due to a death in the family.
MADISON Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved freight rate increases of 10 to 15 percent for Wisconsin railroad shipments. The order limits increases on gravel sand lime stone and crushed stone to 10 percent and coal and coke to 12 percent or 20 cents a ton. A monthly rate for telephone answering service installations was set at 12.50 with a 15 installation charge.
Families are urged to mail fully written military addresses to The Evening Times service editor to prevent errors in relaying complex locations.
After completing recruit training and leave, Pfc. Elmer M. Riese 1318-136 has been sent to Oceanside. His new address is B Btry. 1st 155mm Gun Bn Camp Pendleton Oceanside Calif. He is the son of Mrs. Anna Riese Route 2.
Mrs Mary Alice Bookhultz and her daughter Elsie Regina arrive from Baltimore Maryland to visit at the J Newton Musser home. They flew into Rock County airport last night and were greeted by Mr and Mrs Russell Garvey Miss Helen Sturzenegger and Mr Mus ser. Mrs Bookhultz is a registered nurse at Johns Hopkins hospital.
Mr and Mrs Joe Ebneter of Rock County near Albany have returned after a two month visit to Switzerland with details of their travels and experiences.
Joachim Bolliger of 823 20th Street remains hospitalized at St. Clare after six weeks with the same condition. He underwent surgery at admission.
Mr and Mrs J D Thomsen and their sons from Tacoma Washington spend a three week vacation in Gratiot with relatives and friends It is Mrs Thomsen first visit in twenty years She is sister of Mrs H P Gille
The Monroe Lions club dinner meeting is set for 6 30 p m Monday at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. District Attorney Rodney O Kittelsen will discuss his wartime agent experiences with the FBI.
Charles Chrisman of Brodhead sails from TWA to Lu ton Bedfordshire England for a four to six week business mission with Fairbanks Morse Co Beloit. He is accompanied by Oni Linfors of Freeport on the assignment.
Mrs John Hoesly currently visits her mother Mrs Amma Pinnow in Yucaipa California where Amma Pinnow is ill at the home of her son Henry Charles Pinnow Hoesly flew from Chicago to join them after leaving Sunday by plane.
Mr and Mrs Charles A Howe of 1403 11th street welcomed their second daughter born yesterday at St. Clare hospital. The father is manager and driver for Trausch Baking Co. An older daughter named Carol.
Sergeant Marvin I. Ingwell arrived yesterday afternoon for a 30 day leave to visit his mother Mrs. Roy Kilian at 1200 29th Avenue. He has been stationed at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield California for a year and a half.
Mr and Mrs Harvey H Andres resumed operation of the Union Bus Depot restaurant this morning. Mr and Mrs Glenn Milestone had leased the business July 19.
Eight year old Thomas Shoemaker son of Mr and Mrs William Shoemaker of Orangeville was struck by a model plane while flying it. He suffered a deep wound to his left thigh and was treated at St Francis hospital Freeport before being discharged.
The page lists numerous Monroe residents and relatives traveling or visiting nearby towns. Names include Caroline Keller of Lost Nation Ia Vernon Kempter Fred Schmid Doris Burdick Arthur Roheren Helene Jack Mitchell Mabel Prien Elizabeth Prien Lawrence Schneider Tilman Nipple Otto Rystad Hattie Naef C Schults Caroline Mich ael Quinn Irene Quinn Dr Fred Kundert Otto Kundert John O Walch Ralph Schadt Jake Karlen Ralph Huffman Jerome Brennan O. Moldenhauer Cloyd Pickett June Steffen Elroy Ray Boelke John Steffen Mrs Steffen A S Peterson Charlotte Peterson and others with moves to Chicago Milwaukee Freeport West Allis Madison LaGrange and Camp Ripley connection.
Mrs Ulrich Rufer of 912 9th street turns 85 as friends recall her longtime Green County life. Tomorrow over 80 relatives gather at grandson Harvey Gempeler’s near Monticello for a picnic in her honor and to celebrate decades of service and a busy family history.
A workshop for elementary teachers from Green County schools will be held on Wednesday August 20 at the Green County Normal School. Miss Ruth Schlicher county supervising teacher said materials for the school year will be distributed and focus will be on daily classroom procedures. The yearly institute for all Green County teachers will be September 12.
Marie Hoesly, a 17 year veteran of athletic training, reflects on her Olympic participation and her family driven gymnastic heritage. She and her husband Mark Hoesly continue practice at the Hoesly farm gymnasium in Clarno township and recall a Finland trip with an eight story building housing a nursing home and college where she trained.
Green County and Wisconsin saw general rain yesterday with no forecast for tomorrow. A shower began around noon and intermittent rain brought the day total to .82 inch. Temperatures may drop to the low 50s tonight, possibly the summer’s lowest reading, with warmer weather to near 89 tomorrow.
Adlai Stevenson named Stephen A. Mitchell to head the Democratic National Committee in a move to place his lieutenants in key campaign roles. Mitchell, once a House judiciary subcommittee chief counsel, called the appointment a surprise and planned meetings with Stevenson and McKinney to map strategy.
A typesetting error in St. Clare hospital's dismissal list led to extra calls in Brodhead. The list misnamed Mrs. Ben Zimmerli as well as her daughter, while the correct entry was Mrs. Ben Zimmerman and son, with Zimmerli having four daughters adding to the mix.
The Agriculture Department announced drought hit farmers in Kentucky and Tennessee can buy hay at $28 to $36 per ton at railroad car price, excluding unloading. The plan follows yesterday's emergency hay supply program, supported by President Truman with three million dollars for the two states.
The North Side Park recreation program concluded on Thursday with a picnic lunch. Local Brodhead businesses donated refreshments to support the event.
Ferndell Prilly Legis Lass, a registered Holstein cow in the Baumgartner herd at Highway 59 between Monroe and Albany, has completed a lifetime production record exceeding 100000 pounds of milk on an official Holstein Association test. Over seven milking periods and 2351 days she produced 103412 pounds of milk and 3323 pounds of butterfat, with a peak of 17212 pounds of milk and 567 pounds of butterfat at age five years five months.
Six sailors from the naval station at Memphis Tennessee were killed in a collision on U S 66 twelve miles north of Litchfield Illinois. Their car skidded from the shoulder into a southbound tractor trailer. The Milwaukee born Badger sailor was Daniel W Wnukowski.
Work began this morning to cut back the northeast corner at 13th Street and 20th Avenue. A large boulevard tree was felled under Public Works supervision. The corner will be trimmed about six feet to improve turning space and visibility for north and eastbound motorists, especially large trucks.
Beloit Wisconsin Prof. Robert K. Richardson 76 former president of the Wisconsin State Historical Society and Wisconsin Academy of Science Arts and Letters died at his home last night. He served as secretary of the Beloit College faculty and chair of the history department and retired in 1950. He later acted as centennial historian and archivist of the college.
Publisher Dan Markham announces the Brodhead Independent Register will not publish during the week of August 23 to 30 as staff take a planned vacation.
Attorney General James P. McGranery unveils a broad DOJ reshuffle at a Washington news conference. He cites investigations into Chicago Post Office hiring in suspected job sales and orders a grand jury probe into the 1946 Jacksonville St Johns River shipyard sale. Truman adds three major DOJ appointments: Ross L. Malone as deputy AG, Rowland Kirks as assistant AG for alien property, and Charles B. Murray as assistant AG for the criminal division.
Grand Blanc Michigan FBI joined state and county officers in pursuit of a gunman and his chauffeur who escaped with 4594 from the Grand Blanc First State and Savings Bank branch. The robbery occurred while four female employees were present and no local residents witnessed the five minute hold up.
Lester Miller aged 26 died when a tractor overturned on his farm during a heavy rainstorm while he was rounding up cattle on the farm near Hillsboro Wisconsin last night.
Two early morning hitchhikers slugged a motorist in Waukesha County. They cleaned out his wallet, threw him into a ditch and fled in his car, according to the sheriff's department.
Adolph Alexander Weinman 81 notable sculptor of public works died after a heart attack at his Port Chester Hospital following a Forest Hills, New York residence. Born in Karlsruhe Germany he immigrated at age 10 and designed the 1916 half dollar and dime. His works decorate Washington monuments including the Supreme Court and Archives, the Post Office Department building, Lincoln statues in Madison Wisconsin Hodgenville Kentucky and Horace Mann bust in the American Hall of Fame.
Walter Stratton aged 45 of Chicago was killed instantly and his 15-year-old son Thomas was critically injured when their car left Highway 110 near Winchester Wisconsin, crashed into a tree four miles northwest of the town while en route to Tomahawk for a fishing trip.
Autoss operated by Mrs Mabel Probst Browntown and William Lengacher 2023 7th street collided on the east side of the square in Green City Grant Iowa both cars damaged Len gacher entered from 11th street and Probst turned onto 16th avenue from 11th street coming from the west
Monticello Boy Scouts sponsor an ice cream social at the village fire house Wednesday evening from 7 to 11 pm. Funds raised support local scouting activities and projects.
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