Weather Summary for December 6 1952
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with warmer conditions in the north and west. Tonight’s low 22 to 28 degrees. Tomorrow’s high 34 to 42 degrees in the north and 40 to 48 in the south.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1952
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with warmer conditions in the north and west. Tonight’s low 22 to 28 degrees. Tomorrow’s high 34 to 42 degrees in the north and 40 to 48 in the south.
Since yesterday at 1 p m the high was 35 and the low 27. Year ago today the high was 46 and the low 34. Barometer readings at 1 a m 29.42 and 1 p m 29.39. Warmest city Miami via 78 and coldest Grantsburg Wisconsin. Sunrise 7 15 and sunset 4 27.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley names M. L. Barton and Will Zimmerli as appraisers for the estate of Jennie Howard of Albany who died July 20. Mrs. Effie Wenger of Monroe is appointed administratrix.
Ralph D. Niffenegger, 16, of 1413 21st Avenue, pleaded guilty to reckless driving in a case with Justice L A Koenig. He was fined $20 and costs and had his driver's license suspended.
Gordon L. Hustad of route 2 Mt. Horeb and Gloria D. Moe of route 1 Mt. Horeb are listed in an application filed in Dane County.
Richard Taschek, 61, of Darlington and Antonia M. Noeske, 89, of Freeport are referenced in a brief obituary note.
The St. Clare Hospital record lists patient dismissals and names several individuals by town and last week. Included are Caspers, Krugers, and Bartelts among others from communities such as Darling ton Juda and Brodhead.
Dispatch notes new arrivals joining the Eisenhower party at Wake Island and later in Honolulu. The exact identities of the arriving individuals remain unknown. planners expect to reach Wake Island by Monday noon local time.
John H Figis and wife plan a Hawaii Christmas with daughter and son in law Frederic Van Voast in Wailuku Maui. They depart Monroe December 22 via Chicago and Los Angeles, reach Hawaii 7 am next day. Van Voast works as court reporter for a federal territorial judge on Maui, Molokai and Lanai. The return sailing is February 25 aboard the Lurline.
Richard W. Duerst aged 23 of Horeb was fined $100 and charged costs for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. The sentence covers 60 days in jail or a related penalty as per court records published today in Madison Superior court filings.
Mrs Noeske 89 died after extended illness in a Freeport hospital. Services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Walker Mortuary Freeport with Rev Theodore Andrach officiating. Burial will follow in West Clarno cemetery. She was born August 7 1863 in Sapiennial Brandenburg Germany and immigrated at age 19. She married Julius Edward Noeske January 1 1884 in Clarno and they farmed here until 1914. Survivors include two sons Charles and Benjamin Noeske and two daughters Esther Confer and Julia Niehaus, all of Freeport. one son Edward and several siblings preceded her in death.
The 1953 Wisconsin Spring Market Hog Show and Carcass Contest will run March 12 to 14 at State Fair Park West Allis. Demonstrations talks and displays accompany the show ring events. Open to Wisconsin breeders. junior division for Future Farmers 4-H youths. judging contests included. Also notes sales of registered bulls Spring Valley Bard and Kenland Homestead Jack to buyers in Oklahoma and Wisconsin respectively.
William A. Becker Co reports that Ted Loertscher Monroe shell dealer has leased bulk plant facilities from the Becker firm. Both parties remain in Shell Oil products business with Loertscher handling rural distribution and Becker handling Monroe area operations.
Miss Ann Wyss 44 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wyss of 710 18th Avenue died Thursday morning in Madison. Pallbearers included Theodore Wyss Jr Juda Richard Wyss Monroe Donald Timmons Harold Matzke Daniel Wyss Carl Wyss. Rev Paul C Kehle officiated at 130 p m in Stuessy funeral home. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph V. Coffey 59 former Monroe resident who died Thursday at her home in Janesville will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Overton funeral home Janesville Rev Frank Danner of the Janesville Evangelical United Brethren church will officiate Burial follows at 2 p.m. in the Freeport cemetery family lot Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
Local society notes list residents and visitors in Monroe and nearby towns including Mrs. Albert W Eyting from Chicago Kenneth Marsh from Brodhead J L Babler James Doher ty Janesville Kenneth Olsen Cleveland Heights Monroe caller Mr and Mrs Robert Severson Juda shoppers Mrs August Wendt Merrill visits Jerry Thomm William Hartwig New Glarus Nancy Kundert Platteville State college student Jenny Lou Ellis Madison Paul Neubauer Russell Grant square dance hosts A G Nelson Milwaukee visit Nancy Madison visual aid project Monroe Woman's Club charity Dec 7 public invite Also notes on American Legion card party Dec 7 and family visits to Milwaukee Wauwatosa and Milwaukee convention attendance
Three Monroe residents Alan C. Prisk Margaret Angli ker and Lydia Wels will join a 224 member University of Wisconsin chorus to perform the Messiah at the Memorial Union theater on December 16 at 8 pm. The Monroe trio will share the stage with the group in the season concert.
The forecaster had promised mid-40s but today stayed cooler with 34 this afternoon and 27 overnight. He expects a rise to about 40 to 48 tomorrow as temperatures rebound.
A coroner's jury ruled no criminal negligence by Gust Burrows of Middle Inlet in the fatality of Milwaukee hunter Frederick Hollebacher, 43, on Friday. The finding clears Burrows of criminal liability in the incident.
County Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom of Lacrosse was elected president of the Wisconsin Board of County Judges at the conclusion of the two day meeting.
Joseph Stott of Darlington has entered St. Clare hospital for observation and medical treatment. Holmes Stott of Darlington serves as Lafayette County clerk.
CHICAGO The nations junior farmers earned 87387 dollars from selling 211 steers at auction as 223,810 pounds of beef brought 87387. The 53rd International ended with many purebred cattle sheep swine and horses headed back to farms while about one third of the 11011 head were directed to banquet boards. Fifteen year old Faye Mugge of Clegnhorn Ind led her Aberdeen Angus steer to the ring with Shorty, the junior grand champion, selling for 1650 dollars.
A former Agriculture Department official, Jack Cowart, now in federal prison, is indicted on charges of taking pay for influence. The grand jury in Alexandria, Virginia, named Cowart and two others as aiding and abetting in compensation to Cowart through a stock certificate for 163 shares of Baton Rouge Warehouse Co.
Four fire companies battled a two alarm fire at the Oscar Mayer and Co meat plant late yesterday afternoon. The flames, fed from the engine room, were halted before major damage. Investigators suspect an electrical motor fault or an ammonia refrigeration leak as the possible cause.
Those attending the Beloit field house stage presentation of John Brown's Body on Wednesday included Tallie Everson Ed St. Peter Vernon Knezel Tom Richards Arthur J. Riemer and Mrs. Oren Burt.
Winsow Honors Roger Ruch son of Mr and Mrs Carl Ruch pledged to Phi Eta Sigma at the University of Wisconsin as a second semester freshman with a 2.8 GPA of 3.0 possible.
Mr and Mrs Leon Voegels plan a 10 day trip to Hot Springs Arkansas and New Orleans. They will attend the 50th anniversary of the Buick division of General Motors and preview the 1953 Buick model in New Orleans.
Walter Gempler underwent surgery at a Madison hospital Thursday morning. The report notes no further details were provided about the procedure or his condition.
Rev Edward J Connolly succeeds the late Rev Russell J Guccione as pastor of Galena St Michael’s after serving at Apple River St Joseph’s. The Rockford diocese assigns him to lead the Galena parish.
Rev and Mrs Justin Flak relocate this week from the Krupke apartment to the new Our Savior's Lutheran church parsonage in South Wayne. The former Chapman residence will house high school teachers Mrs Elizabeth Holstrom and Miss Janet Noonan in the Krupke apartment.
The New Apostolic church announces evening services tomorrow at 7 30 p m correcting an earlier incorrect time in church notes. The service is expected to follow the standard format with prayers and hymns.
Clarence Brecklein of Orangeville is a medical patient at Deaconess hospital in Freeport.
Mary Hein daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hein is a member of the University of Wisconsin Women s Chorus set to appear in the Christmas Choral concert at Luther Memorial church Madison Wisconsin in December.
Miss Karen Bender daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard C Bender 2221 16th street has been named art editor of the Labarum literary magazine of Clarke college Du buque Iowa Her work appears in the first issue published last week and she illustrated an essay titled Snapshot of Jim
John Burton Pierce infant son of Mr and Mrs J Burton Pierce was baptized Sunday afternoon at the Congregational church by Rev J C Robertson. Sponsors were Patty Pierce and Mar
The fragment mentions Kison, Ryan and Miles Priest at Beaver Dam with Mrs. Vernis Pierce hosting a lunch for immediate families. Also listed are Miss Mary Louise Wok ter Juda and Rev and Mrs Robertson.
Lions Club will hold its regular meeting Monday at 6 30 p m at the Swiss Wheel restaurant Franz W Brand secretary reports end of record.
Mrs Jesse Gapen of Grand Mound Minnesota was discharged from St Clare hospital where she had stayed since November 19. She returned to her sister Miss Carrie Musser in Orangeville to visit family before a planned winter Florida trip.
John Broger a farm worker near Juda will spend the holiday season in his native Switzerland. He sails tomorrow on the S S United States and will visit To bel Gonten Appenzell after five years absence. He returns February 9.
Mr and Mrs L V Dodge departed this week to spend the winter in California.
Mr and Mrs Fred Swenson are in Phoenix Arizona for the winter season visiting friends and enjoying the warm climate.
Mr and Mrs Fred Durrenmatt and their daughter Jenny eight visited Mr and Mrs Charles Schutt to bid farewell They plan to return to Switzerland and sail tomorrow on the S S United States They arrived in North America in March 1951 living near Vancouver before moving to Evansville six months ago He worked in an automotive plant in Janesville and they have been residents here since
Green County plans multiple Sunday fox hunts this winter with meets at the court house at 12 30 pm. Bounties paid through November 1952 totaled 335 for foxes, with Cadiz and New Glarus townships leading, and February 1952 the peak month. Hunts are for 16 and over with shotguns only and proceeds fund a pheasant pen at Green County Hospital.
A brief note reports a car was taken by individuals who left with it and have not scheduled any return booking.
A gathering Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Der Endinger Belleville honored Ben Helmeid born on 1049 Seventh Avenue with relatives and friends in attendance Roads covered by attendees from Janesville Edgerton Brodhead Monroe and surrounding areas including Clayton Helmeid Rose Cassady Anderson Wells and others.
Mrs. Charles Derendinger and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Derendinger with Susan are listed in Belleville in a short family notice.
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