December 1 1952 Weather and Temperatures Report
Cloudy with snow in southern and central portions this afternoon ending tonight. Becoming somewhat warmer tomorrow with partly cloudy skies. Low tonight around 16 to 24 northwest and southeast. High tomorrow 35 to 40. Barometer 29.81 at 1 am and 29.65 at 1 pm. Warmest U S location Miami Florida at 78. Sunrise 7 10 am and sunset 4 28 pm.
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Echees
U. S
Miami
Fla
Helene
Mont
Real Estate Transfers and Births in Wisconsin Notices
Real estate transfers on Re Pauli to A BR J Burg New Glarus subject to public street use. Gilbert Dean Hilliard to Lydia Hilliard land sections 22 and 27 Washington Township. Marriages Arlene Meinert and Arthur Swain application Freeport. Ages listed: Osear venney 72 Clark Olin 76 Brodhead Mrs Geroge Golz 65 Evansville William Sperry 62 Inesville Fred Kramer 73 Dakota Tl Rev Russell Guccione 50 Galena Til Robert Gould infant son of Mr and Mrs Gould Avon Township. Mrs Flora Lowe 94 South Bend Ind Lawrence Williams 22 Ridgeway Martin Christianson 77 Darlington Glenn Gille 50 Gratiot Mr and Mrs Wesley Moe Blanchardville a daughter Nov 30 Mr and Mrs Edwin Jaeggs Brodhead a daughter Nov 30.
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Pauli
A. BR. J. Burg
New Glarus
Gilbert Dean Hilliard
Lydia Hilliard
Washington Township
Osear Venney
11Th Street
Clark Olin
Brodhead
Geroge Golz
Evansville
William Sperry
Inesville
Fred C. Kramer
Dakota
Russell J. Guccione
Galena
Til
Robert James Gould
James Gould
Avon Township
Flora Lowe
South Bend
Ind
Lawrence Williams
Ridgeway
Martin Christianson
Darlington
Glenn Gille
Gratiot
St Clare Hospital Medical Listings and Dismissals
St Clare Hospital Medical lists patients for tonsillectomy surgery and accidents including James Butler Janesville Mrs Richard Gardner Crystal Lake Hollis Two Rockton Doris Hapel Janesville James Hanson and others. Dismissals Saturday and yesterday include Donald Gruenberg William Hoesly Donald Lee George Hatzimanolis Joseph Thompson and many family names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Butler
Janesville
Richard Gardner
Crystal Lake
Ill
Hollis Two
Rockton
Doris’ Hapel
James Hanson
12Th Street
Harold Ruditi
13Th Street
Roy Bonjour
Apple River
Delia Gille
Gratiot
Jessie Johnson
Beloit
Steven Sardeson
Blanchardville
Delmar Arn
New Glarus
Avery Stites
South Wayne
John Flanagai
Argyle
Franklin Rollim
Durand
Harland Barton
Chris von Saggern
Freeport
Willam Bunker
Jewey
Donald Gruenberg
William Hoesly
Donald Lee
George Hatzimanolis
Joseph Thompson
Andrew Meythaler
William| Henning
William Dowding
Fred Bernstein
Barbara Smithson
Gene Wuthrich
Diane
Nancy Devoe
Sheldon Zimmerman
Mary Lou Beatti
Louis Benkett
Ruth Leutinger
Carolyn Hedges
Mae Corson
Walter Barry
Donald Miller
John Flanagan
Evelyn Siedschlag
Fred Wald
James Harker
Raymond Mead
Daniel Franklin
William ‘Trotter
Jean Harker
Charlotte Ricklett
Archie’ Myers
Clifton Inabnit
Terry
Suzanne Guchow
William Bollinger
Delbert Elmer
Robert van Wagenen
Norman Hicks
Roy Pinvow
Snow Contributes To Local Mishaps
Snow and slippery streets contributed to several weekend traffic accidents in the area. Theodore L. Gobeli and Mrs. J. Thurman Craige collided at 12th Avenue and 120th Street at 3 32 p m both cars damaged. Ivan M. Boyer and Margaret Sager collided in the 1100 block of 17th Avenue at 11 27 a m while Boyer was leaving a parking place. R Boyd Atkinson backed into Daryl S. Kleckner at the intersection of 27th Avenue and 7th Street at 7 45 p m as Atkinson began a left turn then reversed. Ralph A. Lindsay was backed into by Carl Boehm in the 1700 block of 11th Street as Boehm backed into a parking place.
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Theodore L. Gobeli
21St Street
J. Thurman Craige
24Th Street
12Th Avenue
120Th Street
Ivan M. Boyer
Monroe
Margaret Sager
17Th Avenue
Boyer
R. Boyd Atkinson
Albany
Daryl S. Kleckner
29Th Avenue
27Th Avenue
7Th Street
Atkinson
Kleckner
Ralph A. Lindsay
14Th Street
Carl Boehm
11Th Street
Boehm
Lindsay
Clark Olin 76 Dies in Brodhead After Short Illness
Clark Olin 76 of Brodhead died at home this morning after a brief illness. Born in Rock County on April 22 1876 he was married to Grace Castator in Freeport in 1905 and farmed locally before retirement to the city. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Sanford DeVoe Monroe three grandchildren one sister Mrs Marcia Scott Los Angeles and preceded by one son two brothers and three sisters. Services Wednesday 1 30 pm at Newcomer Funeral Home Rev J C Robertson officiating burial Scotch Hill Cemetery Rock County. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow evening.
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Brodhead
Clark Olin
Rock County
Mr. Olin
Carlton
Angeline Crouch
Grace Castator
Freeport
Marcia Scott
Los Angeles
Newcomer Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
Scotch Hill Cemetery
Veterans honor guards lead funeral procession and burial
Dr. John F. Caradine and others from local Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion units formed an honor aisle for a military salute as the casket passed through. Greenwood cemetery saw the same aisle at the graveside. Frank W. Heinzelman led as chaplain while J. Herbert Steffen sounded Taps and the firing squad offered salute. Emil Boesch folded the U S flag, and Sgt First Class Mahan presented the folded flag to George L Pfe Geiger Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Caradine
John F. Kundert
George S. Mauerman
Thomas R. Holyoke Jr
Joel P. Solomon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Greenwood Cemetery
Frank W. Heinzelman
Green County
J. Herbert Steffen
VFW
Emil Boesch
U. S
Mahan
Pfe
Geiger
George L
Breeders Co operative Annual Meeting Planned
The Southern Wisconsin Breeders district meeting in Green County will be held tomorrow at Turner Hall starting at 10 30 a m Lunch will be served at noon Eight delegates will be named A full report on Southern operations for the past fiscal year will be given and colored slides will show bulls and their daughters with a discussion on improving artificial breeding results.
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Breeders Co-operative
Southern Wisconsin Breeders Tive
Green County
Turner Hall
Southern
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices in Wisconsin
Personal mentions list residents and visitors from Wheeling Verona Janesville Brodhead Vandalia Blue River and Milwaukee with relatives and events. Also notes regular Moose meeting Luetefisk supper ripon college pledge and funeral attendees plus Detroit and Argyle trips and family visits.
News veteran dies Milwaukee Marine and fire reporter George H. Archer
George H. Archer, 61, longtime Milwaukee Journal reporter and marine and fire news specialist, died Saturday after two years of failing health. He had continued working until a few weeks before his death.
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Milwaukee
George H. Archer
Milwaukee Journal
Park Board Sets December Meeting at City Hall
Lee Mitchell board president announced today that the Park Board will hold its December meeting at City Hall at 7 30 p m. in the civic center.
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Park
City Hall
Lee Mitchell
Toda
O K onski charges coverup on Katyn
Republican congressman O K onski charged the United States Kenya says Poland Kasity Katyn massacre. He told a New Jersey Polish National Fund meeting that for 12 years the government had the facts but did not reveal them. He linked the U S to the crime as an accomplice with the USSR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nep Avin O'Konski
United States
Katyn Forest
Steels and Rail Buying Push Market Higher
An advancing stock market was driven today by gains in steels and railroads. Prices moved from about a point lower to over a point higher while the increases held a solid lead. Trading volume reached an estimated 2,300,000 shares, the year’s second highest, with Friday’s total at 2,160,000 shares.
Carter Visit Over Thanksgiving Holidays in Milwaukee Family
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Carter and son Scott of Milwaukee visited at the A. E. Schroeder home and with Mrs. Cora Carter during Thanksgiving. On Saturday friends viewed the new Carter son at the Schroeder home. Miss Jo Ann Schroeder was also named from Milwaukee. One of the finest deer horns returned by hunter L. A. Koenig on Thanksgiving Day morning. The trophy shows a 25 inch horn span and Koenig has hunted since age 14. He judged this year’s trophy his best. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steege have returned to Sheboygan Falls after spending Thanksgiving weekend here with relatives. Mrs. Steege, formerly Ruth Geigel, will enter St. Nicholas Hospital at Sheboygan for surgery tomorrow. The Steeges’ small son Douglas Craig is being cared for by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Geigel.
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Thomas Riley
Wheeling
W. Va
Marlene Johnson
Verona
A. J. Jensen
Janesville
G. W. Dulles
Brodhead
Ray Koch
R. G. Farrington
Vandalia
Monroe
Leo Butts
Gregory
Blue River
Hervey J. Hoesly
Holly
H. O. Elmer
New Glarus
Frank Fritsch
Hollywood Ice
Milwaukee Arena
Frank D. Kantro
Chicago
Harold F. Binkley
Arthur S. B.miller
Franklin Grove
Paul W. Ritschard
Shirley
Sandra Engen
Milwaukee
Hollywood Ice Review
Arena
Women of the Moose
Moose
Arthur W. Black
Robert
University of Wisconsin
Eric DeGroff
Crestwood
N.Y
Mary Ann Huber
Rita Franquace
Guam
Clarke College
Dubuque
Withere
J. M. Welch
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jane Stauffacher
Ripon College
John Stauffacher
Stauffacher
Carters
L. W. Carter
Scott
A. E. Schroeder
Cora Carter
Schroeder
Jo Ann Schroeder
L. A. Koenig
Koenig
Steeges
Howe
Donald Steege
Shebovean Falls
Steeve
Ruth Geigel
St. Nicholas Hospital
Sheboygan
Douglas Craig
Earl Geigel
Visits in Milwaukee by Mrs Alvin C Rabehl
Mrs Alvin C Rabehl spent Thanksgiving weekend in Milwaukee with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs L A Sinclair. She also visited her mother in law Mrs C F Rabehl who has been a patient five weeks at Columbia hospital. Rev C F RabehL father of the late Rev Alvin C Rabehl was at one time pastor of the Immanuel Evangelical Church here. Too late to classify Lost rhinestone bracelet Saturday night northeast side of square reward Phone 426 Monroe.
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Milwaukee
Alvin C_ Rabehl
L. A. Sinclair
C. F. Rabehl
Columbia Hospital
Alvin C. Rabehl
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Wausau Hunter Pleads Guilty in Deer Shooting Case
Earl Westfall, 35, of Merrill, Wisconsin, was placed on two years probation and fined hunting rights for 20 years after pleading guilty to criminal negligence with a firearm and leaving the scene. He admitted shooting Ray Waldron in Corning on Thanksgiving Day while mistaking movement in brush for a deer.
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Merrill
Wis
Wausau
Earl Westfall
Lincoln County
Dist
Donald Schnabel
Westfall
Ray Waldron
Kenosha
Corning
Northwestern Prof Gilliland Dies While Deer Hunting
Prof A Raymond Gilliland, 65, psychologist at Northwestern University for 28 years, died of a heart ailment while deer hunting in Menominee County. He went into the woods with his son Ralph, who found his father near a cabin before they were to return to Evanston. Gilliland was близ to retirement after the upcoming semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliland
Menominee, Mich
A. Raymond Gilliland
Northwestern University
Menominee County
Ralph
Evanston
Ralph Gilliland
Edward G. Reindl
Funeral rites for Carl Thom 92 former Monroe tailor
Funeral services for Carl Thom 92 a former Monroe tailor were held in Freeport with burial at Chelsea Cemetery near Warren. Born in Germany July 20 1860 he came to the United States as a young man and operated a tailor shop here for years before moving to Warren. He lived in Des Moines and Davenport in recent years and died in a Davenport hospital. His wife Emma Arndt whom he married in 1884 and a daughter had died earlier. He leaves four daughters Mrs John Lighthead Yakima Washington Mrs Walter Stone Salem Dre Mrs Carl Wheeler Davenport IA and Mrs Charles Neseman Freeport IA two sons William Thom Des Moines and 13 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Carl Thom
Monroe
Freeport
Chelsa Cemetery
Warren
Germany
United States
Des Moines
Davenport
Emma ,Arndt
John Lighthead
Yakima
Wash
Walter Stone
Salem
Dre
Carl Wheeler
Charles Neseman
William Thom
Proxmire Fund Reports Finances In Wisconsin Race
The Proxmire for Governor Club in Wisconsin reported to the Secretary of State, showing receipts of 11869 and expenditures of 11769 for the Democratic campaign ending November 4, supporting William E. Proxmire’s bid.
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Proxmire Fund
Madison
William E. Proxmire
Bloomingrove
Secretary of State
Eastern Airlines Strikes Ground Major Fleet
Strikes by AFL Flight Engineers International grounded Eastern Air Lines Inc east of the Mississippi River. Walkout halted service at about a dozen major points from St. Louis to New York and Boston to Miami while four engined DC-4s and two engined Martin 404s largely stayed on schedule. Pay dispute centers on hours flown speed and gross weight of aircraft.
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AFL Flight Engineers International Association
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Miami
Saar backs French in Sunday election
Saarbrucken reports that the French-backed government won a clear majority in the disputed border state election. The Christian People’s party led with 55 percent of valid votes, likely securing 29 of 50 parliamentary seats as 93 percent of eligible voters participated and only 25 percent cast blank or invalid ballots.
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Saar
Saarbruecken
Germany
Christian People’s Party
CVP
Johannes Hoffman
Injured in Crash Near Smiley School
Nicolas Leutenegger of Monticello sustained facial and right leg injuries when his car ran off Highway 59 a half mile west of Smiley School at 4 20 p m Saturday. He attempted to pass another vehicle, struck a tree, sheriff reports. A brief riot in the Sheridan Reformatory dining hall Sunday was quelled by tear gas. two inmates described as troublemakers were sent to LaSalle County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolas Leutenegger
Monticello
Highway 59
Smiley School
Sheriff's Department
Sheridan
N. W
Sheridan Reformatory
Clarence Farber
LaSalle County
Service Record: Matzke Returns to Korea in 1952
Pfc. Gene Matzke US 55-169-658 son of Mr and Mrs Harrison Matzke Route 1 has returned to active combat in Korea after a five day rest leave in Japan He is a radio operator listed as Co A 578Eng c o Postmaster APO 6 San Francisco Calif Matzke entered service in May 1951 and has been in Korea since early March of this year
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Korea
Gene Matzke
Harrison Matzke
Route 1
Japan
Pfc
Matzke
APO 6
San Francisco
Calif
Pfe
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Arlene M. Meinert
Davis, Ill
Arthur M. Swain
Juda
Wesley Moe
Edwin Jaeggs
St. Clare Hospital
Qaara
Morocco
O'Konski
Katyn
North East Side
Square
Goetz Theatres
Goetz
Yvonne DeCarlo
Cary
Marilyn Monroe
Ginger Rogers
Kilimanjaro
Inc
Chihdron 206, Inc
Iowa
Faye E. Mugge
Cleghorn
Wausau Hunter
Bauman
Eastern Airlines
Eastern Air Lines Inc
Constellation
Mississippi River
Kelvinator
Tschudys
Xeee Tee
Schielzes
Schuetze’s
10Th Street
Tom Sawyer Shop
Tom Sawyer
Elder
Lakeland Jackets
Springfoot Sex — Safety Legion
Monsingwon
Wisconsin
Illinois
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