Weather Summary August 16 1954 Fair and Cooler
August 16 1954 forecast shows fair and cooler conditions tonight with lows ranging 45 to 55 and daytime highs around 68 to 75. Northerly winds 15 mph today tapering to 10 to 15 northeast by Tuesday. precipitation total since Saturday stands at .11 inches. The warmest U S location was El Centro California at 108 degrees and the coldest in Superior with 5 06 sunset.
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U. S
el Centro
Calif
Superior
County Court Judge Marshall Peterson Walter Darlington
Judge Marshall Peterson presides over a case involving Walter Darlington on charges of resisting arrest with costs assigned to the Sheriff’s department. The matter outlines legal actions, courtroom procedures, and potential penalties under county jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Peterson Walter Darlington
Sheriff's Department
Justice cases and deaths and births listed
Justice L A Koenig and Gene Anderson face disorderly conduct charges with fines. Robert Ethridge cited for drunk and disorderly. Obituaries: George J Korn 68 Monroe Township Frank Douglas 87 Brodhead Fred David Hollister 81 Winslow Arthur G Poole 74 Darlington Mrs Katherine Cullen 68 Darlington. Births Willis Lorch Brodhead son Aug 16 Gordon Shold Blanchardville daughter Aug 16 Arven Foust 1409 9th street daughter Aug 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Koenig
Gene Anderson
Monticello
Monroe
Robert Ethridge
4Th Avenue
George J. Korn
Monroe Township
Frank Douglas
Brodhead
Fred David Hollister
Winslow
Arthur G. Poole
Darlington
Katherine Cullen
Willis Lorch
Gordon Shold
Blanchardville
Arven Foust
9Th Street
St Clare Hospital Accident List and Dismissals
A hospital notice from St. Clare lists accident patients in medical and surgical wards including Frank Lindiium South Wayne and Dawn Maurer 2200 14th Avenue along with multiple patients from Woodford New Glarus Beloit and other towns. Dismissals include Patrick Musk Herman Burkhard Oscar Lange Alvin Anderson Walter Bussey and several others with accompanying family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lindiium
South Wayne
Dawn Maurer
14Th Avenue
Norman’ Johnson
Woodford
Edwin Zimmer
George Lock
Hugh McKeown
Beth Ann
New Glarus
Herbert Battrick
William Mills
Hillsdale
Joseph Rohner
11Th Street
Earl Berger
Gratiot
Eugene Heimann
Orangeville
Richard Gamiz
Texarkana
Tex
Cheryl Marsh
Brodhead
Leland LaDue
Beloit
Ira Parks
Rockford
Oscar Mezer
Taylorville
Margaret Milner
Til
Charles Zajicek
Paul Belogradsky
Woodstock
Patrick Musk
Herman Burkhard
Oscar Lange
Alvin Anderson
Walter Bussey
Frank Novey
William Martin
George Barry
Arthur Newman
Vito Grupposo
Allen Jones
Benjamin Pennebaker
Grace Owens
Lois Hawes
Richard Johnson
Virgil Neuenschwander
Robert Watson
Kermit Miller
Dennis Laube
George Lenz
George Eldridge
Paul Nowatski
Susan Hefty
Fredrick Grendahl
Anton Weibel
Brand Finishes 21st In National Contest
Brand and Franz Brand, Monroe youths, competed in the National Teenage Road-co sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Washington DC last week. They placed 21st in a field of 51 drivers with 705.8 points. They earned the berth by winning the county and state Jaycee driving contests. Clement C. Wagner of Kansas City won the national event with 835.4 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaw
Monroe
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Brand
Franz Brand
Clement C. Wagner
Kansas City
Clown Caravan of Clowns Visits Monticello and New Glarus
The Shrine-KC caravan of clowns tours Monticello and New Glarus on Wednesday night to entertain children and promote the annual ball game set for 6:30 p.m. Sunday. Proceeds from the game fund crippled and underprivileged children, with Monroe to host the final stop Saturday night.
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Monticello
New Glarus
Monroe
George Korn Dies at 68 on Birthday in Monroe Township
George Korn died at age 68 yesterday on his birthday from a heart attack. Born August 15, 1886 in Washington Township, he lived on the Korn homestead his whole life. He married Anna Mueller on October 23, 1913 in Monroe. Survived by wife, three sons George Jr. Freeport William Moran Wyoming, three daughters Mrs Waelchli Mrs Mereland Cheesbro and Mrs Emerson Wells, eight grandchildren. Preceded in death by son Albert 1952. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Shriner Neußshwander Funeral Home. Rev. Paul C. Kehle officiating. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Korn
Monroe Township
Mr. Korn
Washington Township
Bernard and
Marie Dreschner Korn
Monrroe
Anna Mueller
Korn
George Jr
Freeport
William
Walter
Moran
Wyo
Alfred “Waelchli
Mereland Cheesbro
Monroe
Emerson Wells
Jordan Township
Albert
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Holstein Event Winners Listed at Green County Picnic
Ed Oliver won senior judging and Carmen Norton led junior judging at the Green County Holstein Breeders picnic west of Monticello. More than 150 attended the event with contests speeches and entertainment by Henry Elmer. Senior runners up were Mrs. Clarence Schultz and Elroy Eichelkraut. junior runners up were Bradford and Barry Eichelkraut. Speakers included Dr. Paul Phillips Madison and Wolfgang Wessling a German student visiting Walter G. Timm family south of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Oliver
Carmen Norton
Green County
Peter Graber
Monticello
Henry Elmer
New Glarus
Clarence Schultz
Elroy Eichelkraut
Bradford
Barry Eichelkraut
Services Held For A G Poole Former Darlington Alderman
Services were held in Sharer funeral home for Arthur G Poole 74 of Mineral Point who died Saturday in a Dodgeville hospital He was a former Darlington alderman and served 12 years on the city council Burial took place at Union Grove cemetery Darlington He was born in Darlington and lived there most of his life before moving to Mineral Point to live with his daughter two years ago He leaves a daughter Genevieve Harpold Mineral Point a sister Beulah Poole Darlington and a brother Ambrose Poole Darlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Sharer
Arthur G. Poole
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Wendell Hansen
Union Grove
Poole
National Guard rifle match honors spread across Wisconsin units
M Sgt Henry Gates of Rhinelander won the indoor rifle match award while Whitewater’s Battery B of the 173rd Field Artillery Battalion earned the unit award. Viroqua’s Company C of the 128th Infantry received the National Rifle Association indoor tournament certificate of victory. Forty seven units were honored for summer camp attendance, including five with fullest legal manpower. The five are the 32nd Division Band in Madison, the Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 128th Infantry Third Battalion from Elkhorn, and three Milwaukee units Headquarters Company 32nd Division, 121st Field Artillery Service Battery and Battery A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gates
Rhinelander
National Guard Bureau
Whitewater
173Rd Field Artillery
National Rifle Association
Viroqua
128Th Infantry Regiment
32Nd Division
Madison
128Th Infantry
Elkhorn
Milwaukee
121St Field Artillery
Personal mentions of social visits span many towns
A parade of names travels through Juda, Racine, Baraboo, and nearby places as residents and guests report visits, trips, and family gatherings. Notables include John M. Rogers returning from vacation, Mrs. Heitz with Mrs. Hartwig in Juda, Paul FitzGibbons of Lakewood visiting Carl Marty Sr. and others, and extended families visiting relatives in Oshkosh Appleton Woodruff and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Rogers
Butternut
John Heitz
Ed Hartwig
Juda
Paul FitzGibbons
Lakewood
Carl Marty Sr
George S. Stauffacher
Adolph Brunner
Rex Talton
Nestor Falls
Canada
Esther Grinnell
Harry Grinnell
J. L. Babler
Oshkosh
Appleton
L.A. Drews
Wilbur E. Deininger
Emily J. Karlen
Rose Ingold
Woodruff
Stewart H. Haberman
John Friedell
Racine
Friedell
Evening Times
Harlon Rinehardt
Monticello
Henry Rinehardt
Niagara Falls
James
Ann Curtis
Chicago
James E. Curtis
Hugh T. Roberts
Tom
Peggy
Brodhead
Reeseville
Roberts
Hugh Jr
Harold Kuehl David
Elmer Germann
Louisville
Barbara Germann
Paul
Germann
Montgomery Ward
Ashland, O
Herbert O. Tschudy and Sons
Will
John
Marshalltown
E. A. Ninneman
Harry B. Lyford
Chevy Chase
Iron Curtain Escapee Celebrates Mass Here
Cistercian priest born in Hungary, Father Ralph March, who escaped behind the Iron Curtain, celebrated the 10:30 a m mass at St Victor s church yesterday. He substituted for Rev Schleafer on vacation and is a teacher at St Paul s University chapel in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor's Church
Ralph March
Hungary
Schleafer
March
St. Paul's University Chapel
Madison
Labor Rally Opens Wisconsin State Labor Convention
The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor opened its 62nd annual state convention in Eau Claire today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Farmers Urged To Get Layouts For 1955 Crops
Nic F Calavresa soil conservation agent urges farmers to notify the Soil Conservation Service in the Courthouse now if planning contour strips or terraces for the 1955 season. Early applications avoid October November surges and allow two service men to assist staking. Early layouts speed spring farming and aid winter manure planning and fall digging, with concern about ongoing soil and water loss until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic F. Calavresa
Soil Conservation
Soil Conservation Service
Calabresa
Mrs Cullen 68 Dies in Darlington
Mrs Katherine Cullen aged 68 died Saturday in a Darlington hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held this morning at Holy Rosary church with Rev Msgr Bernard Doyle officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. She was born in Kendall Township, Lafayette County, and lived most of her life in Darlington. She leaves a son James Cullen Jr of Darlington, a daughter Mrs Orville Anderson of Darlington, two sisters Mrs Will Ryde of Rock Island Illinois and Mrs Ida Lightfoot of St Louis Missouri, three brothers John and Joseph McDermott of Platteville and William McDermott of Darlington, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida ‘Lightfoot
St. Louis
John
Joseph McDermott
Platteville
William McDermott
Darlington
4-H Members Attend Craft Day At Kiwanis Cabin
More than 100 4-H members in the county are expected to participate in the annual Craft Day at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin starting at 9 30 a m tomorrow. Recreation craft work a general assembly a picnic dinner and demonstrations are planned with block printing and woodworking emphasized this year.
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Kiwanis
Touhy Prohibition Gangster Touhy Plea Filed
Chicago U S Appeals Judge Elmer J Schnackenberg was asked to reverse an order five days old and release prohibition era gangster Roger Touhy from prison in a petition filed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touhy
Chicago
U. S
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
Roger Touhy
Boots and Saddle Club Trail Rides Announced
The Green County Boots and Saddle Club sponsors a trail ride at Frank Stine home northwest of Monroe on Highway 1 August 29. Walter Finster of Evansville plans a ride at his farm September 19. Roger Wuetrich and Mrs Victor Carson presented colored slides from California at the club meeting. A potluck lunch was served by Mrs. Frank Stine and Mrs. Floyd Neh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boots and Saddle Club
Green County
Frank Stine
Monroe
Walter Finster
Evansville
Roger Wuetrich
Vitor Carson
Wuetrichs
California
Floyd Neh
Autos Damaged In Two Crashes
Sheriff reports two weekend county crashes. Gerald J. Bliss 20 of Brodhead skidded 18 feet on County Trunk F and hit a fence post near a crossroad, front bumper and hood damaged but unharmed. Louise Iett Drye of McConnell skidded on a muddy road near Monroe, ran off, hit a bank. Donna Drye 21 months and Charles Drye 8 months uninjured. front end damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Gerald J. Bliss
Brodhead
Bliss
Louise | Iett Drye
McConnell
Fairview
Monroe
Drye
Donna Drye
Charles Drye
Injured angler treated after fishing mishap
Frank Lindilum a 61 year old from South Wayne is in good condition at St. Clare hospital after surgery to repair the muscle around his kneecap. He slipped while fishing yesterday and sustained the injury.
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Frank Lindilum
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
World Council of Churches Opens in Evanston Ill
The World Council of Churches opens its second assembly in Evanston Illinois through August 31 with the theme Christ the ape of the World. The opening session at Soldiers Field Chicago features a Festival of Faith with 153 denominations and 600 delegates. The History of Christianity is the main feature. Ecumenical institutes have run for two weeks with 1800 enrollees. Rev Howard L Orians of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren attended Evangelical Theological Seminary Naperville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Council of Churches
Evanston, Ill
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Dairy Leaders Meet Plan State Fair Booth
County agricultural leaders met with J B Scherer chairing the agricultural committee to plan the county booth for the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee. The group discussed county aid for transporting a $2,000 dairy product display and related exhibit logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sconers
Couny
J. B. Scherer
County Board Agricultural Committee
Saturda
Milwaukee
Scherer
Chain Letter Warning Issued by Postmaster
Postmaster J Burkhard warned against sending chain letters and urged recipients to report any letters received. He explained chain letters are illegal and noted a letter titled The Luck Prayer circulating at the time of the gala program.
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J. Burkhard
Burhard
Cranberry Harvest Likely 25 Percent Below 1953 Record
In Onlin Rapids Wisconsin the 1954 cranberry crop is expected to begin harvest in two to three weeks and total yield should run about 25 percent under the 1953 record according to spokesmen advertising in Times Want Ads.
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Onlin Rapids
Monticello Socials and Travels Recap
Monticello notices list many residents visiting relatives and traveling. Names include Irving Eichhorst Royal Woelffer Wilbert Stauffer Harold Ott Helen Baehler Betty Jane Woelffer Barbara Kay Ricky and others. Activities span calls in Monroe Janesville Milwaukee Platteville Evanston and vacations in northern Wisconsin and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Eichorst
Royal Woelffer
Wilbert Stauffer
Harold Ott
Mineral Point
Bertha Loveland
Florence
Anna Elmer
Emma Freitag
Monroe
Henry Marty
Barbara
Helen Baehler
Madison
Jacob Baehler
Herman Babler
Allan
Jean
Janesville
Donald Babler
Bablers
Paul E. Voegels and
John G. Blum
Fred A
Ed Blum
Allie Howard
Dayton
Elwood Lutze
Nick Kalber
Chicago
Emil Blum
Betty Jane Woelffer
St. Charles
R. W. Woelffer
Thomas Brusveen
Milwaukee
C. M. Stauffer
Nic Kubly
New Glarus
Ted Butler
Kay
Ricky
Louie Aasen
Curtis
Doris Wagner
Hans Brusveens
Robert Holcomb
Platteville
Kenneth Johnson
A. R. Achtemeier
World Council of Churches
Evanston
Fred Faeser
Edwin Klas
Klassy Family Heads South For Florida Trip
Mrs. Klassy visited her mother, Mrs. Charles Rolph, before leaving for a trip to Florida and other spots of interest.
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Florida
Senator McCarthy Missing Wisconsin Towns Convention
Sen McCarthy will be unable to attend the Wisconsin Towns Association convention at Chippewa Falls on August 28. Ben Henneman executive secretary of the association said the senator would be in California on business that day. Gov Kohler will be the main speaker.
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Sen
McCarthy
Wisconsin Towns Association
Chippewa Falls
Ben Henneman
Association
Henneman
California
Kohler
Vessels Gather for Mass Evacuation at Haiphong
U S Navy units converge on Haiphong to begin a massive civilian evacuation by sea. The operation targets hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese from northern Indochina as tensions rise with the communist bloc.
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U.S
Estes
U. S
Haiphong
Indochina
Brodhead By Grace Marsh and Local Guests
Mr and Mrs S H Stair and Stephen, Mrs Laura Stair and Miss Clara Holcomb visited Mr and Mrs Lyman Sprecher and Mr and Mrs Ed ward Sprecher in Madison. Cleo Marsh of Shopiere stayed with Jay Marsh and Charles Koepp. Harry Barkow and Judith Ellen of West Allis visited Dr and Mrs H M Barkow. Vernon Krenzel left by plane for Boulder to visit Mr and Mrs W S Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Stair
Stephen
Laura Stair
Clara Holcomb
Lyman Sprecher
Edward Sprecher
Madison
Otto Dido
Milwaukee
F. W. Huebner
Cleo Marsh
Jay Marsh
Charles Koepp
Harry Barkow
Judith Ellen
West Allis
H. M. Barkow
Vernon Krenze
Boulder
Colo
W. S. Murphy
Amazing bargains in The Times fassified
Daily shoppers are urged to check The Times for current bargain listings and discounts. The notice highlights limited time offers on assorted goods and alert readers to frequent update cycles for new prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Korn
Holstein
A.G. Poole
Simtex
Patek
Mrs. Cullen
Tom & Jerry
Pluto Woody Woodpecker
Clementine
Karlen and Steinmann Lumber Co
John Dobson
Orfordville
The
Pure Milk Association
Edward Desenbart
Oregon
Dobson
American
OFTZ
Glenn Ford
Ann Sheridan
Honduras
Dupont
Mazet
O. D. Curtis
W. M. Gerhart
D.C. Chiropractor
Sen. McCarthy
Miss Grace Marsh
Core Life Insurance
Ainsworth
Business Mart
Corus
Florine
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