Weather report for December 6 1249 with temperature extremes
Cloudy tonight with light snow north and west and a brief light rain or snow southeast. Mostly cloudy and colder Wednesday with low 6 to 12 northwest 18 to 25 southeast and high 15 to 20 northwest 25 to 30 southeast. East to southeast winds 20 to 30 mph shifting to north later. Yesterday high 35 and low 26. Barometer 29.60 at 1 am and 29.18 at 1 pm. Phoenix was warmest in US yesterday at 81 and International Falls coldest at 5. Sunrise 7:15 sunset 4:27.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Waite Estate Transfers Brooklyn Land to W Ed Waite
Maria Waite estate transfers land in section 1 within the village of Brooklyn to W Ed Waite. The real estate transfer covers the property owned by the Waite estate in that locality.
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Maria Waite
W. Edwin Waite
Village of
Brooklyn
County Court Dockets and Driver Violations Noted
Donald Jordee of Blanchard ville charged with driving while intoxicated, fined 65 dollars plus costs, license revoked for one year, and charged for failure to report an accident with 25 dollars and costs. Emory Fox of Iowa county sued for bad checks, sentenced to six weeks in jail under Huber law, restitution and costs ordered.
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Donald Jordee
Blanchardville
Emory Fox
Iowa County
Justice Cases Justice L. A. Koenig Suing Over Bad Checks
L. A. Koenig faces ongoing litigation after being bound over to county court on charges related to issuing bad checks. The case moves forward as prosecutors pursue repayment and potential penalties.
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L. A. Koenig
Emory Fox
Iowa County
Patricia Monte infant in veterans housing project note
Patricia Lynn Monte, infant, mentioned in relation to a veterans housing project. Charles W. Davis, 83, of Whitewater. Louis O. Wilke, 72, of Footville are listed in brief notices.
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Patricia Lynn Monte
Veterans Housing Project
Charles W. Davis
Whitewater
Louis O. Wilke
Footville
Local Births Reported For December Dates
Births announced for December include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schwartz of 1732 15th street on December 2 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jenkins of route 2 Monroe on December 5 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wardlow of 703 10th street on December 5.
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Glenn Schwartz
15Th Street
Harvey Jenkins
Monroe
Son
Clark Wardlow
10Th Street
Dismissals and Medical Contacts List Names Cities
St. Clare Hospital Surgicial Chester Flanagan Argyle Fred Hobbs Beloit Rev Caleb Tingley Juda Medical Marie McQuire route 5 Monroe Robert Lloyd Janesville Mrs Albert Moritz Monticello Mrs Simon Simon son South Wayne Dismissals Mrs Herman Simonson and son John McGonigal Mrs Roy Burkhalter and daughter
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Surgicial
Chester Flanagan
Argyle
Fred Hobbs
Beloit
Caleb Tingley
Juda
Marie McQuire
Monroe
Robert Lloyd
Janesville
Albert Moritz
Monticello
Simon Simonson
South Wayne
Herman Simonson
John McGonigal
Roy Burkhalter
USO Committee Call Issued by R R Etter
A Green county USO planning committee meeting called by chairman Rolland R Etter will meet Friday at 7 pm in the law office of Rudolph P Reger. The group plans a fund raising campaign for USO domestic overseas programs and veterans hospital shows with a tag day before December 17.
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Green County
USO Council
Rolland R. Etter
Lith
Rudolph P. Reger
USO
Veterans’ Hospital
Etter
Monroe Committee
Reger
Wesley L. Dodge
Howard P. Olsen
Harold C. Heimann
Richard F. Becker
Milwaukee
Move to new home in Orangeville
Mr and Mrs Jesse Matzke have moved into a new ranch style house on the west side of highway 26 in Orangeville. Mr and Mrs Harold Hafen of Brodhead are living on the Matzke farm.
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Orangeville
Jesse Matzke
Highway 26
Harold Hafen
Brodhead
Matzke
Toscanini Named Lifetime Senator of Italian Republic
The renowned conductor Arturo Toscanini was named a lifetime senator of the Italian Republic yesterday in recognition of his contributions to the world of music. His appointment honors his long career and global impact on orchestral performance.
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Rome
Arturo Toscanini
State To Boost Cheese Day Plans
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture backs Green County Cheese Day on Sept 9 1950 with a concrete action plan. Milton Button and Don Wilkin son outlined state support including department heads promoting the event and featuring it in public releases and ads. Harvey H. Trumpy noted local plans and state participation without cost to the community.
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Green County
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Milton H. Button
Don E. Wilkinson
Wek
Harvey H. Trumpy
Cheese Producers Marketing Co-op
Early Wisconsin Swiss wrestling champions crowned at closing dance
The article recalls 1910 matches when Er nest Gerber defeated a McConnell challenger in a free-for-all. It notes long travel times, delayed wages, and two annual cheese maker events, with Swiss style rules emphasizing falls and points. The champions will be crowned at the closing dance.
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Ernest Gerber
Wisconsin
Gerber
Infant Patricia Lynn Monte Dies at Residence
Infant Patricia Lynn Monte daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Monte died this morning at 7 in the home at Unit 12 Veterans Housing Project. She was born November 29 and is survived by her parents two sisters Judith and Roberta paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Monte Browntown and maternal grandmother Mrs Fern Holloway Orangeville Services will be at 2 pm Thursday in the Burington Funeral Home Orangeville with Rev Fred Anderson officiating and burial in Orangeville Cemetery.
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Patricia Lynn Monte
Robert Monte
Unit 12
Veterans Housing Project
Patricia Lynn
Judith
Roberta
Frank Monte
Browntown
Fern Holloway
Orangeville
Burington Funeral
Fred Anderson
Power Firm Changes New Line to Wautoma
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. authorized to revise a transmission line from Castle Rock to Portage. The route shifts to Wautoma shortening length from 42 to 38 miles and reducing cost from 382000 to 360000 dollars.
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Wautoma
Madison
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Public Service Commission
Castle Rock
Portage
Father Dies in West. Riley Young Succumbs to Heart Attack
Mrs. George J. Schindler flew to Springfield California to attend the funeral of her father Riley Young who died suddenly from a heart attack Sunday afternoon.
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West
George J. Schindler
Springfield
Calif
Riley Young
Local Visitors And Holiday Plans In Albany And Beyond
Personal mentions include Donald Sellow and Mr and Mrs Oden Burt from Albany. Mrs Wesley L Dodge and daughter Judith visit Kansas City for holidays. Also notes on Swiss cheese industry booklets at The Times office and various travel plans to Chicago St Charles Ill New York City and Monticello.
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Donald Sellow
Albany
Oden Burt
Wesley L. Dodge
Judith
Kansas City
Green County
Times Office
Kenneth Brunkow
Harlow Kuenzi
Appleton
Frank W. Brunkow
Harry Ammann
Yvonne
Clarno
New York City
Carl Kradolfer
Monticello
Chicago
St. Charles
Ill
J. H. Rockwell
Lindbergh Named For Wright Award In Aviation Honor
Charles A. Lindbergh will receive the Wright Brothers memorial trophy at a December 17 dinner in Washington. The award honors significant public service to aviation in the United States and cites his Atlantic crossing and World War II air force service as reasons for selection by aviation leaders.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
National Aeronautics Association
Lindbergh
The
Aero Club At
Air Force
Four Seamen Held In Shipboard Fight
Four voyage weary seamen were under arrest after a shipboard uprising aboard the Nathaniel B. Palmer in New York harbor near the Statue of Liberty. Captain Victor G. Diaz said the gun fired as he tried to cuff a crew member, wounding radio officer William Belazanow. The clash followed 31 days at sea and shore liberty.
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New York
Nathaniel B. Palmer
New York Harbor
William Belazanow
Victor G. Diaz
Diaz
Funeral services for Carl F Ginner 56
Services for Carl F Ginner 56 who died Saturday were held this afternoon at 2 at the Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Paul Kehle officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Otto Lanz Max Voelkli Allie Holtshopple Frank Haren Clyde Broge and Dr H F Cunningham.
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Carl F. Ginner
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Otto A. Lanz
Max H. Voelkli
Allie Holtshopple
Frank M. Haren
Clyde W. Broge
H. F. Cunningham
Retailers Map New Plans for 1950 Meeting
The Monroe chamber of commerce retail committee will hold a reorganizational meeting on Wednesday night December 14 to seat new members from the mail ballot due by next Saturday and set plans for 1950. Reports include a home lighting contest by Robert Tracy and an outdoor decoration program by John Schild.
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Retail Committee
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Eugene
Robert Tracy
John Schild
Vernon L. Peterson
Christmas Roses Bloom in Julius Hofer's Garden
Flowers named Christmas Roses bloom pinkish white in Julius Hofer's garden at 5015 14th street for the past month and will endure snow through the holidays. Budd and Bill Biffle are seen in a Freeport record shop performing before a fire emergency arrives as a smoky blaze ensues. Leonard Schmidt and Brooks Dunwiddie note two birthday calls with mysterious songsters. Joseph Mercedes, Wisconsin Tourism director, reports Green County cheese features in a Peoria demonstration and a milk promotion plus an arthritic fund drive. Want Ads are big producers.
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Julius Hofer
14Th Street
Joseph Mercedes
Wisconsin Tourist Bureau
St.Louis
Green County
Peoria
Mercedes
Midwest
Wisconsin
Monroe
Hannah Hornets Seek Independent Games This Season
The Hannah Hornets of the Freeport industrial league seek game bookings for the upcoming cage season with any independent team. Contact Robert Finkener at Hannah's cigar store in Freeport to arrange games.
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Hannah Hornets
Freeport
Robert Finkener
Hannah’s
Car Crash Reported Near Mar tin town Pole Damage
Fred Stoehr of Winslow reported to Green County Highway Police that his car rolled over after losing control. The vehicle struck and broke a light pole on County Trunks north of Martinstown at 1 a m Sunday.
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Fred Stoehr
Winslow
Green County
Stoehr
Martintown
Clemson Junior Joins Tau Beta Pi Honorary
John C. Von Kaenel a Clemson college junior in mechanical engineering was initiated into the South Carolina Alpha chapter of Tau Beta Pi honorary engineering fraternity. He ranks in the upper eighth of his class and is the son of Mr and Mrs John F Von Kaenel of 1016 14th avenue.
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Clemson
John C. von Kaenel
Clemson College
S. C
South Carolina
Tau Beta Pi
von Kaenel
John F. von Kaenel
1016
14Th Avenue
Mr Keegan Suffers Stroke In Tarpon Springs
Relatives report Frank Keegan formerly of Madison now in a Tarpon Springs hospital after a recent stroke. Keegan, with a history of heart trouble for three years, is paralyzed on his left side.
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Keegan
Frank Keegan
Madison
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Keegans
St. Petersburg
Mr. Keegan
Ill With Mumps In Local Family
Anthony C. Lux son of Mr and Mrs E B Lux at 1621 8th street is ill at home with mumps.
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Anthony C. Lux
E. B. Lux
8Th Street
Donald Shea Returns From Leave At Norfolk Station
Seaman First Class Donald William Shea returns to his Norfolk Virginia station after a 12 day leave spent with his mother Mrs. John Leuenberger Route 4.
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Donald Shea
Donald William Shea
Norfolk
John Leuenberger
Route 4
Chickenpox Confines Monticello School Children
Several lower grade pupils at Monticello public school are confined at home with chickenpox. Names include Jack Ponyicsanyi, John Holdrich, Tommy Marty, and Jackie Wend. The illness prompts health measures as the district monitors cases and advises isolation.
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Monticello
Jack Ponyicsanyi
John Ponyicsanyi
John Holdrich
Lorena Holdrich
Tommy Marty
E. W. Marty
Jackie Wend
Wendler Family Reports Illness At Home
The Wendler family of Mr. and Mrs. John Wendler are at home with an illness.
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Ler
John Wendler
Jury Panel Dismissed in Green County Court
The Green county court jury panel called last week was dismissed until later this month. Deputy clerk Marvin T. Holcomb said pending cases are either settled or postponed.
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Green County Court
Marvin T. Holcomb
Clock Tower Clock Malfunctions Again In Ottawa
The town clock in the courthouse tower stops as its electrical system blows fuses after a summer conversion. An Ottawa firm, contracted to service the clock, will arrive soon to adjust the mechanism.
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Court House Tower
Ottawa
Monroe Education Association Meeting Delayed to January
The Monroe Education Association postponed its meeting from tomorrow to January. President Werner W. Blum said an out of town speaker will appear on the program.
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Monroe Education Association
Werner W. Blum
Elliott Roosevelt Credits Louie Howe Over Farley as Power Behind Roosevelt
In a Chicago interview Elliott Roosevelt says Jim Farley often wrongfully gets credit for his father’s rise and that Louie Howe was the true president maker. He recalls Farley as Howe’s errand boy and credits Howe with a greater role in Franklin D. Roosevelt’s political career.
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Chicago
Elliott Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Louie Howe
Young Roosevelt
Howe
Quintuplet Boys Born in Colombia in Angostura
Five boys born to Maria Arroyave in Angostura have been baptized Fermin Ramiro Rodrigo Nabor and Francisco. They were moved to Medellin for medical care by order of the Antioquia governor.
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Medellin
Colombia
Maria Arroyave
Angostura
Fermin
Ramiro
Rodrigo
Nabor
Francisco
Alfonso
Antioquia
Here
Evansville Woman Rescued from Farm Fire
Mrs. Marie Kleinsmith widow of Elmer Kleinsmith was rescued by family and neighbors from a burning farm home three miles south of Brooklyn. The residence burned as she slept ill in her bedroom before being carried out wrapped in blankets. She was taken to the Archie Templeton farm nearby as fire crews from Evansville and Brooklyn fought the blaze. A second blaze at the Ario Cox farm three miles west destroyed a tractor straw pile and a manure spreader after gasoline spilled from the tractor.
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Evansville
Marie Kleinsmith
Elmer Kleinsmith
Brooklyn
Dr Austin Smith Named Editor of Medical Journal
Washington doctors announce Dr Austin Smith becomes editor of the American Medical Association journal succeeding Dr Morris Fishbein who resigned after many years. Trustees said lifetime remuneration arranged for Fishbein though the amount was not stated.
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Washington
Austin Smith
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Morris Fishbein
The
AMA
Fishbein
Sufferers Treated for Sunstroke in Buenos Aires Heat
In Buenos Aires the-heatwave continues with summertime in December bringing sunstroke cases. Forty Argentinian residents received treatment yesterday as temperatures remained extreme.
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Buenos Aires
Local Dentist Office Marks 50th Year by Movie Career Debut
Dr. H. B. Caradine starred in a Madison filmed debut marking the Caradine dental practice’s 50th year. The film records his bite registering technique and features accompanying staff Mrs. H. B. Caradine Edna Mackey and Carol Van Wagenen.
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H. B. Caradine
Caradine
Madison
W. H. Caradine
John F. Caradine
H. B
Edna Mackey
Carol van Wagenen
Caradine Office
Groves Addresses Lafayette County Breeders at Court House
William F. Groves president of the Wisconsin Dairy Federation was the main speaker at the Lafayette County Breeders and Testing Association meeting held yesterday at the courthouse.
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Hears Groves
Darlington
William F. Groves
Wisconsin Dairy Federation
Lafayette County Breeders and Testing Association
Court House
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Mere- Daily Record
St. Clare Hospital
R.R. Etter
Monte
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Wright
A. H. Schneider
Dwight A. Crandall
Richard H. Bahr
Chester Becker
Vernon Peterson
Robert Richardson
Schild
Tracy
Frank Kubly
Ross S. Martin
Walter L. Day
Budd
Bill Biffle
Nero
Leon O. Schmidt
Brooks J. Dumnwiddie
Schmidt
Dunwiddie
Vogue
Sm Hogotf
Elliott
Farley
Medical Journal
Fritz
RCA Victor
Coats
Moutons — Coneys
Lee
Womien
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