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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1955

Page

8

Daily Record Weather Summary for Region

Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered thundershowers mainly southeast. A little warmer in the south and east tonight and cooler in the north and central areas Thursday. Low tonight mid 50s. Thursday upper 70s near Lake Superior to about 90 in the far south. Precipitation since yesterday 0.01 inch. Warmest readings Bakersfield California. Fort Worth and Mineral Wells Texas 103. Fraser Colorado 30 below?

Lake Superior U.S. Bakersfield Calif Fort Worth Mineral Wells Texas Fraser Colo

Marriage Licenses Granted for Holtshopple and Aebersold

Robert Gordon Holtshopple age 24 of 811 14th avenue and Mary Louise Aebersold age 22 of 826 10th street obtained marriage licenses.

Robert Gordon Holtshopple 14Th Avenue Mary Louise Aebersold 10Th Street

Obituaries Mention Three Local Residents

Mrs Elizabeth Ann Stubbe 76 John Schupbach 83 of New Glarus and Charles F Roehl 59 of Oneco are listed in a local death notice with ages and towns. The brief item records their names ages and home communities.

Elizabeth Ann Stubbe Onrce John Schupbach New Glarus Charles F. Roehl Oneco

St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals And Admissions List

St. Clare Hospital records show several admissions including Mrs Lloyd Ander son of Davis Illinois Mrs Arthur Han sen of Brooklyn Casper Guy Hager of Argyle Mrs Ed Lewis of Beloit and Mrs Erwin L Kiltzman of Brodhead in surgical and other wards Mrs John Veer of Oregon Carol Seffrood of Apple River Ill and Daniel K Golz of Evansville are listed under medical and surgical headings Dismissals include Guy Cramer Viron Van Horn Laverne Flannery Ben Furniss Frank Heckmann Gustave Schmoldt Robert Barker Mrs Irving Olson Mrs Ira Mayers Beulah Nelson Mrs Verda Weierman Mrs Luther Lemon and Ruel Mick.

Lloyd E. Anderson Davis Ill Arthur Hansen Brooklyn Casper Guy Hager Argyle Ed Lewis Beloit Erwin L. Kiltzman Brodhead John Veer Oregon Carol Seffrood Apple River Daniel K. Golz Evansville Guy Cramer Viron van Horn Laverne Flannery Ben Furniss Frank Heckmann Gustave Schm

Pickups Along the News Beats Visit Ties Kuebli to Ore Prospect

William A. Kuebli of Monroe will visit relatives in Weed California during Cheese Day week, staying with his brother Walter at 902 9th Street. He plans to join a uranium ore prospecting venture in Colorado and seeks a partner during the trip.

William A. Kuebli Monroe Weed Calif Walter 9Th Street Kuebli Colorado

Kohler Union Agrees Not To Balk Shipments

The CIO United Auto Workers and Local 833, on strike against Kohler Co, will not participate in secondary boycotts. A federal stipulation approved by Judge Robert Tehan states shipments by boat carrying clay will not be blocked, after earlier failed unloading attempts at Sheboygan and Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Kohler Co Robert Tehan CIO United Auto Workers 833 Sheboygan Canada

Funeral Services for Harry Klassy in Monticello

Funeral services for Harry Klassy, 40, of Monticello, who died Sunday at St. Clare hospital, were held at 10 a m in St. Victor’s Catholic church with Rev E C McCollow officiating. Burial followed in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers listed from Monticello included Fred Durtschi Albert Goodman Jr Walter Hammerli Jacob Koller Jr Luther Lemon and Louis Wyss. Body transported from Voegeli funeral home. Available statistics show boys have more colds than girls but women have more than men.

Harry Klassy Monticello St. Clare Hospital St. Victor’s Catholic Church E. C. McCollow Calvary Cemetery Fred C. Durtschi Albert Goodman Jr Walter Hammerli Jacob Koller Jr Luther Lemon Louis Wyss Voegeli

Roscoe Smith Lauded at Rites

Roscoe C. Smith 73, Farm Bureau leader in the county and state, was lauded in a 2 pm service at Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Rev. Glenn H. Ridnour delivered the keynote, noting the many acts that form a life. Banks and Farm Bureau affiliates closed in his memory. burial was in Greenwood cemetery.

Glenn H. Ridnour Roscoe C. Smith Farm Bureau Shriner- Neushwander Monroe Smith First National Bank Herbert Ainsworth Ainsworth God Old Rugged Cross Roy F. Burmeister Dr. L. A. Moore Peter S. Solomon R. J. Douglas Spring Grove Glen Roderick Clarno Gayle H. Matzke Greenwood Cemetery

Crazed Airmen Kill Three at Manston Base in England

Airman Napoleon Green opened fire with two guns at a south England fighter base killing three people and wounding several others before fleeing to a beach resort. Police cornered him on the beach, a gunbattle left him wounded and dead by his own action. The victims included an American master sergeant, another U.S. service member, and a Royal Air Force airman. Numbers wounded varied between six and eight.

Manston England Air Force South England U.S Royal Air Force U.S. Air Force Washington Napoleon Green Tom Green Chicago

Various Visitors and Local Social Notices

Personal mentions record many individuals visiting Monroe from Beaver Dam Peoria and other places including Chicago Oslo and Albany. Also notes weddings visits by families and a rummage sale at the First National Bank annex sponsored by Eva Spreng WSWS of Immanuel church.

Harold A. Mathews Beaver Dam W. J. Carson Peoria J. L. Waller Rockford City Ernest R. Kirch Chicago Yestern N. Monet Oslo Norway Monroe Florinda Bauerfe Chatsworth Ill Leonard Marti Helvetia W. Va Ralph McReynolds Quincy Thomas Meyer Lowes Park Henry Hossebacher Clarksburg Willard G. Mathews Red Bank N. J John Cleremann Rock Island Gean Jones George Stiffler Albany Chester N. Channon Commerce Texas Harold Miller Palmyra Linda Todd Paul E. Todd S. E. Brown Selfridge Air Force Base Michigan L. Mayer Helen Mayer Melgusey Chicago Elsa Mayer Goldsmith Washington, D. C Bar Kiess Anna Robert Colwell Isaac Miller Clarence Foss First National Bank Eva Spreng Wsws Immanuel Evangelical Church Jess Morton Chalmer Armstrong Marline Morton Elaine Witt James Thomas Freeport Robert W. Kramer Terry Vicki Kramer Elizabeth Pickett Ralph Lindsay Lake Wisconsin Judith Holland Passavant Hospital Harvey H. Holland Gottlob Krauss Virginia Kathryn 15Th Avenue Bloomington Ella Denning William L. Foster

Smiley Wins Swine Award At State Fair

Robert F. Smiley of Albany returns to competition after 32 years to win the championship banner for the best boar in the Poland China class at the State Fair. Smiley, 65, exhibited the 865 pound two year old Dudley Chief to take top prize.

Robert F. Smiley Albany Poland China Smiley Dudley Chief

Dairy Promotion Plans for Wisconsin Cheese Week

Retailers met at the Swiss Wheel to discuss point of sale programs during Wisconsin Cheese Week September 6 to 10 in Green County. Robert E. Tschudy outlined plans by the State Agriculture Department and American Dairy Association. ADA officials William Johnson and Harlan Larson presented decorative materials to be provided free to merchants.

Green County Robert E. Tschudy State Department of Agriculture American Dairy Association William Johnson Harlan Larson ADA Tschudy Robert F. Marty Forrest Kubly Herbert Russell Harvey H. Holland C. A. Allen John Klier Archie Myers Jr Gordon Olson Vern Bahlke

Coroner's Jury Hears Testimony in Thompson Death Inquest

An inquest into the May 19 automobile death of James Kenneth Thompson in Brooklyn Township continued in the courthouse. Testimony identified suspects and witnesses including Troxell and Elliott, with jury members and officials names listed.

James Kenneth Thompson Brooklyn Township Kenneth Troxell Monroe Dan O. Elliott Joan Krueger Evansville Willis Kraus Albany Richard Sears Samuel F. Humbel Troxell Elliot E. B. Lux Sherman Hodgson Daniel Ault John C. Purdy Ross Martin Robert H. Rieder Herman A. Stuessy Franz W. Brand

Cloudbursts Deluge Coast Desert Areas

Sudden summer cloudbursts drenched southern California desert and mountain areas across three counties. The storms Tuesday dumped up to inches of rain in a few hours, producing flash floods from Barstow east across San Bernardino County toward the Nevada line. In Barstow, stores flooded as water ran over curbs.

San Bernardino Calif California Barstow San Bernardino County Nevada Line

Sickness Spreading in Tokyo Kills 88 Children

The Metropolitan Health Service reports encephalitis B, or Japanese sleeping sickness, is spreading rapidly in Tokyo and has caused 88 child deaths.

Tokyo Metropolitan Health Service

Dairy firm reports July milk payments to Green County farmers

Bowman Dairy Co. receiving stations paid Green County farmers $85,190 for milk delivered in July. The firm disclosed the total in the classified want column.

Green County Bowman Dairy Co

Wife Issues Ultimatum Amid Steel Plant Strike

CHICAGO. Esther Quigley, 35, wife of CIO United Auto Workers local 1214 steward Andrew Quigley, threatens divorce if Harrison Sheet Steel Co folds. She organized 45 women to end the strike and has locked her husband out, arguing the workers struck early to breach their Aug. 15 contract.

Chicago Esther Quigley Andrew CIO United Auto Workers Harrison Sheet Steel Co Quigley

Youth for Safety group forms with young motorists

Twenty six teenagers from the area become charter members of a Youth for Safety club formed in the Courthouse. Sheriff Humbel and Undersheriff Howe lead the initiative to promote safe driving with plans for vehicle convoys, inspections, speedometer checks, and motor engineering instruction. The organization will be named at a Sept. 8 meeting and may sponsor Cheese Day activities on Sept. 10.

Youth For Safety Samuel F. Humbel A. Charles Howe Nicholas Leutenegger Roger Kubly Robert R. Trachsel Leutenegger Kubly Marvin Flick Howe Schuetz’s Corner Monroe Hurmbel

Western Condensing and Foremost Dairy Merge

Appleton based Western Condensing Co the worlds largest whey processor has merged with Foremost Dairies Inc of Jacksonville Fla Kenneth W Ward Westerns president announced the merger is based on 12 shares of Foremost stock for each Western share subject to stockholder approval Western operates 32 plants across multiple states and Canada Foremost owns 215 plants in 30 states with 1954 net sales of 248 000 606 dollars

Appleton Western Condensing Co Foremost Dairies, Inc Jacksonville Fla Kenneth W.ward Western Ward Foremost Borden National Dairy Corp Foremost Common Western Common Wisconsin California Oregon Washington Utah Missouri Minnesota Ohio New York Tennessee Kentucky Canada Pacific

Final Jaycee Picnic At Ganshert Home

The final Jaycee picnic of the year was held last night at 6 30 in the Joseph R Ganshert home. Thirty five attended the event and a game of volleyball took place. Dong Hyung Lee, guest of Dr and Mrs Frank C Stiles, was present.

Joseph R. Ganshert Dong Hyung Lee Frank C. Stiles

Japan aims to launch earth satellite by 1962 says scientist

Dr. Hideo Ilozawa announced Japan plans to launch an earth satellite by 1962. He indicated Tokyo would lead the project with a national space program and research teams preparing the rocket and instruments.

Tokyo Japan Hideo Ilozawa

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