Daily Record Weather Summary August 23 1955
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers in the northwest tonight. Wednesday outlook shows similar conditions in the west and extreme north. Low temperatures range from 55 to 66 with highs near 83 to 89. Record high 107 in El Centro and Yuma. Fraser, Colorado at 30. Sunrise 5 18, sunset 6 47. Barometer 29.55 to 29.60.
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U.S
el Centro
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Fraser
Colo
Real Estate Transfer in Monroe Lakeside Heights Market
John B. Greiner transfers property to C. D. Neal Hagen in Lakeside Heights K 11 block 2 within the city of Monroe. The record notes title change and parcel details as part of a deed transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Greiner
C. D. Neal Hagen
Lakeside Heights
City of
Monroe
Small Claims presented in rural counties for traffic and compliance fines
Judge Marshall Peterson handles cases against Edward Suchomel of Brook lyn for failure to stop at a stop sign with $10 and costs assigned by the Sheriff's department. Marie Klassy of Belleville fined $10 and costs for failure to destroy noxious weeds by the Weed commissioner and Sheriff's department. Kenneth Mahlberg of Monroe fined $100 and costs for unlawfully selling indecent articles by the State drug inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Peterson Edward Suchomel
Brooklyn
Marie Klassy
Belleville
Kenneth Mahlberg
Monroe
Dayton man faces charges after careless driving hearing
County Court Judge Marshall L. Peterson sets a preliminary hearing for James M. Leahy, 20, of Dayton, on a concealed weapon charge. Leahy pleads guilty to careless driving and receives $50 and costs plus five days in county jail. The court will seek suspension of Leahy's license plates until he is legally qualified to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
James M. Leahy
Dayton
State Motor Vehicle Department
Leahy
Sheriff's Department
Marriage Licenses for Four Couples Listed
Marriage licenses issued to Glenn Charles Hillery 26 of Darlington and Maxine Rae Crandall 27 of 728 14th Avenue. Also Charles R. Robertson 22 of 1035 6th Avenue and Mary Jane Hasse 19 of 609 17th Avenue. Charles William Nichols 22 of Kendall and Ruth Elizabeth Bohren 21 of 704 24th Avenue. Sherman Gundrey 29 of South Wayne and Mary Ann Junker 19 of Freeport. Application made at Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Charles Hillery
Darlington
Maxine Rae Crandall
14Th Avenue
Charles R. Robertson
6Th Avenue
Mary Jane Hasse
17Th Avenue
Charles William Nichols
Kendall
Ruth Elizabeth Bohren
24Th Avenue
Sherman Gundrey
South Wayne
Mary Ann Junker
Freeport
Deaths Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Keith Christensen
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christensen of 22534 16th Street died. Funeral arrangements pending.
Births in Orangeville and South Wayne Families
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kruse of Orangeville announce a son born August 17 at Deaconess Hospital in Freeport. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stadelman of South Wayne announce a daughter born August 20 at St. Francis Hospital in Freeport.
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Leslie Kruse
Orangeville
Son
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Irvin Stadelman
South Wayne
St. Francis Hospital
Hospital Pedigree of Dismissals and Surgical Patients List
A list from St. Clare Hospital includes names of patients and their addresses in various towns for Surgical and Medical categories. Dismissals named include Mrs Anderson and several others across local communities plus family members.
Local residents note in from across towns and states
Numerous visitors arrived in Monroe yesterday including F A Baumann from Omaha L A Pope from Platteville and Mrs B L Reuber from South Wayne Other arrivals include Helen Kull from Ashe ville N C James Francomb from Darlington Rodney Becker from Juda and Mrs D L Holloway from Beloit Daily social events include an ice cream social at Lincoln Park on Wednesday August 24 hosted by the Women of the Moose A rummage sale is planned at the First National Bank annex this Saturday August 27 sponsored by Eva Spreng WSWS of Immanuel Evangelical church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Baumann
Omaha
L. A. Pope
Platteville
B. L. Reuber
South Wayne
Helen Kull
Asheville
N. C
James Francomb
Darlington
Rodney Becker
Juda
D. L. Holloway
Beloit
Robert D. Holloway
Sue Bosch
Hales Corners
Monroe
Riley Gelbach and Son
Stephen
Garfield Leaf
Waukegan, Ill
John A. Williams
Peoria Heights
William Nordenberg
Rock
Marvin Ingwell
Napa
Calif
K. Bachmann
Morton
Ill
A. H. Cornwell
Ed Dorado
Kas
Pearl Hobart
Marvel C. Hobart
Delavan
Rene Livingston
Edith
Roscoe Livingston
Louisville
Lincoln Park
Women of the Moose
Billy Thompson
Evansville
Milford Rundle
Waterloo
Charles
Ray W. Preston
First National Bank
Eva Spreng Wsws
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Glenn Branning
Phoenix
Ariz
Darcy Sheley
Rockford
Glen H. Ridnour
11Th Street
Richard F. Hulburt
Spring Brook
Wis
H. K. Edgertons
Shullsburg
Robert M. Garsson
Carlos Aracena
Magellanes
Chile
Milo
H. A. Downing
Guthrie Center
Mr. Garsson
Stella M. Garsson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Downings
Albany man charged in auto theft case before court
Bernard E. Schlade of Albany pleaded innocent to operating a vehicle without the owner's consent in County Court before Judge Marshall L. Peterson. The case was continued to 11 a m Thursday. Schlade was arrested for driving a car owned by Norman Peterson. He pleaded guilty to careless driving, but sentencing is held pending the other charge. Bond was set at 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. Schlade
Albany
Marshall L. Peterson
Samuel F. Humbel
Schlade
Norman Peterson
Nevil and Block and Rinehart Families Noted
Mrs Lowell Nevil and son join Mrs Robert Block and Mrs Ketchel Rinehart in a listed social gathering or notice reflecting family connections and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Nevil and Son
Robert Block
Ketchel Rinehart
Cooler Weather To Aid Wisconsin State Fair
Cooler weather may boost attendance at the Wisconsin State Fair with Pioneer Day honoring long time attendees and century family farms. A dairy building program features prize winners in cheese and butter making while midway, grand stand, and fireworks add excitement. Attendance on Children’s Day reached 54 330. last year 74 420. Wisconsin won the Holstein bull grand championship with Pabst Fobes Burke of Pabst Farms, Oconomowoc, and Jester X. Thomas Royal of Shadel Jerseys, Janesville, won the Jersey bull title.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Pabst
Concealed Weapon Case Scheduled Here Friday
A 20 year old Dayton youth, James M. Leahy, faces a preliminary hearing Friday at 10 a.m. in county court on a concealed weapon charge. Leahy was fined 50 dollars and five days in jail for careless driving and the court will seek license plate suspension until he is qualified to drive. He had appeared yesterday on a suspended license operation charge after a Belleville disturbance. Leahy was arrested by Norman Busse, Belleville marshal, who acted as a sheriff's deputy, and Humbel said Leahy was carrying a gun at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
James M. Leahy
Marshall L. Peterson
Samuel F. Humbel
Leahy
Norman Busse
Belleville
Sheriff's Department
Humbel
Ripon Hires Speech Corrections Teacher for High School
David Gawronski, a speech correctionist for Green County rural and state graded schools last year, has secured a contract to teach in Ripon next year. He will join the high school system and perform part time speech correctional work. Gawronski visited in Monroe today.
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Ripon
David Gawronski
Green County
Gawronski
Monroe
Funeral notice for Roscoe C. Smith asks no flowers
The family of the late Roscoe C. Smith requests friends to omit flowers for the funeral service in accordance with the deceased's wishes.
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Roscoe C. Smith
Dog Bites FourYearOld Monroe Girl
A four year old Monroe girl was bitten in the back by a dog yesterday. Carolyn Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen J Carlson 2514 13th street was bitten by Floyd B Coplien of 2110 13th street. The bite was minor and the child is in good condition.
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Monroe
Carolyn Carlson
Stephen J. Carlson
13Th Street
Floyd B. Coplien
Wendy Joy Hartwig Born at St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs William R Hartwig of Route 3 welcomed their daughter Wendy Joy born Saturday at St Clare Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glenn Hasse and Mr and Mrs George J Hartwig. Wendy Joy has a brother named Kim William.
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Wendy Joy
William R. Hartwig
St. Clare Hospital
Glenn Hasse
7Th Street
George J. Hartwig
12Th Street
Kim William
Toothpaste First Packaged In Collapsible Metal Tubes
The history note records that toothpaste was first sold in collapsible metal tubes in 1892, marking a key packaging innovation. The development helped standardize tube toothpaste and improve dispensing for consumers.
Teen Driver Sentenced to Solitary For Two Deaths
Bernard Smith, 16, pleads guilty to negligent homicide after a crash in April in Marine City that killed Joseph Szymanek, 21, and Robert DuMont, 15. Circuit Judge Edward Kane orders 15 days in solitary, weekly church attendance, probation two years, $150 costs, and a weekly sermon letter.
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Port Huron
Mich
Edward T. Kane
Bernard Smith
St. Clair County
Smith
Kane
Joseph Szymanek
Robert W. DuMont
Marine City
Miss Ienatsch Arrives Here from Switzerland
Miss Irmal Ienatsch of Chur in Graubunden Switzerland has arrived to live with her aunt Mrs Elsie Ienatsch at 416 22nd avenue. She is a registered nurse formerly employed at a maternity hospital in Chur and visited the East before coming to Monroe. Born in America, her father civil engineer studied abroad and the family often vacationed at the Ienatsch farm near Monroe before returning to Switzerland as a child.
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Irmal Ienatsch
Chur
Canton Graubunden
Switzerland
Elsie Ienatsch
22Nd Avenue
Miss Ienatsch
Garg Ienatsch
America
Monroe
Baraboo Tavern Man Faces Charge in Death
A Sauk County warrant charges Dorance Meyer tavern operator with selling beer to a 17 year old who died in a highway crash that killed four others in Sauk County on August 7. The warrant cites testimony from an 18-year-old survivor and district attorney investigations.
Four American theology students held by Syrian guards freed
Four American theology students who crossed the Israeli border were detained by Syrian guards and released in Damascus. The incident occurred after their crossing, and they were reported safe and free in Damascus today.
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Jerusalem
Damascus
Charles Gough Rites To Be Held Tomorrow
Services for Charles E. Gough 79 Darlington who died Monday in St. Clare hospital will be held tomorrow at 9 a m in Holy Rosary Catholic church Darlington Msgr Bernard Doyle to officiate Gough a retired farmer born November 1875 in Seymour Survivors include a daughter Mrs Jane Kane Belmont three sons Irvin Darlington Bernard Galesburg Ill Austin Wausau a brother Frank Darlington and five sisters Sister Devota Chicago Mmes Burt Meloy Benton Webb Burns Shullsburg F P Connolly Darlington and Rose Leahy Dodgeville Preceded in death by his wife.
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Charles E. Gough
Darlington
St. Clare Hospital
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Bernard Doyle
Gough
Seymour
Jane Kane
Belmont
Irvin
Bernard
Galesburg
Ill
Austin
Wausau
Frank
Burial rites held for Christensen infant
Funeral services were conducted at Greenwood cemetery for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Keith Christensen of 2253 16th street. The child died at birth at 4 32 am and the body was taken to Stuessy funeral home for burial arrangements.
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Keith Christensen
16Th Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
Driverless Bus Fatality Shocks Brown County City
Green Bay reports its first 1955 traffic death as Harley E Cossett a 77 year old from Newberry Michigan was struck in the Greyhound Lines parking lot by a bus. Police say Cossett died at the scene and the incident is under investigation.
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Green Bay
Newberry
Greyhound Lines
Harley E. Cossett
Benson Welcomes Soviet Farm Chiefs as Peace Ambassadors
Secretary Benson praised the visiting Soviet farm chiefs as good ambassadors of peace during a six week tour of American farms. He spoke at a luncheon after a cordial welcome session and gifts exchange and said America's harvest promises a rich year. He expressed hope Russians would apply American agricultural advances to the Soviet farms.
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Washington
Benson
America
Soviet Union
Odd Fellows Building Collapses in Madison
A section of the three story Odd Fellows building collapsed Monday after a rumble. Five workers fled the debris as 25 feet fell in the adjacent hotel excavation. Police reported no one was inside the collapsed structure near Capitol Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Odd Fellows
Hammacher
Capitol Square
Public hearing set on Madison auditorium project
The State Public Service Commission announced a September 7 hearing in Madison regarding Madison's application for authority to construct a municipal auditorium and civic center on the bed of Lake Monona.
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Madison
State Public Service Commission
Lake Monona
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