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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
8
Clearing tonight with scattered showers in southeast and extreme east portions and not quite so cold in the northeast. Tomorrow partly cloudy and somewhat colder. Low tonight 25 to 32, high tomorrow 30 to 37 north and 37 to 42 south. Warmest place Miami Florida 75 and coldest Green Bay Wisconsin 15. Sunrise 7 17, sunset 4 27.
Arthur Hanley transfers N percent of NE quarter of section 1 and N40 acres of the north half of the NW quarter of section 6 to William F Fuchs in New Glarus and Exeter Townships.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley forfeits a $50 bond for Moritz Transfer Lines owned by Ervin Moritz in Madison, formerly Monroe, after two state motor vehicle department tax charges.
William Wire, 37, McConnell, Illinois was found guilty of speeding and ordered to pay $15 and costs.
Kathleen Feldt of 1315 25th Avenue and Hans Sulzer of 1409 9th Street appear in a local public notice listing names and addresses for official processing.
The clippings list individuals with ages and locations including Ernest Schneider 52 Seattle Washington Miss Mary Meythaler 86 Kankakee Indiana Edward Tregoning 76 Milwaukee Robert Donahoe two year old son Darlington Joseph Donahoe’s family Frank Lockwood 82 Greene Iowa and Richard Reese eight month old Belmont.
Mr and Mrs Robert Schwitz of Monticello announce the birth of a daughter on December 7.
Medical: Tom Bacher 705 27th avenue and Tina Haug Blanchardville. Surgical: John Schmid Monticello. Dismissals Saturday and yesterday: Charles Wingora Charles Erickson Nathan Bechtolt Franklin Rolli William Bunker Dale Ayen Fred Fisher Rubin Capes Herbert Klitzman David Carlson Mrs Vernon Parker Mrs Robert Fredrickson Warren Schumacher Mrs V A Tucker Mrs Fred Haren Mrs Earl Jenson Mrs Walter Berry Mrs Ralph Hartman Mrs Nellie Zweifel Mrs Jessie McVenn Mrs Delia Gille Mrs John Werren Mrs Wesley Moe and daughter Mrs Fred Blumer and daughter Mrs Edwin Jaeggs and daughter Thornton DeCoster James Hanson Leland Priewe Ernest Dettwiler Duane Kundert Charles O Berg Gilman Rowan Allen Hanson L Forcade David Gooding James Riedel Jr Mrs Gerald Condon and twin son and daughter Mrs Thomas Thorn and son Mrs Ralph Leopold and
Numerous residents and visitors arrive from Wisconsin and Illinois, with Chicago and Milwaukee ties. Names include Grace Smith South Beloit. Will and Belleville. Jack Crawford Freeport. Rene Isler Freeport Monroe. O. O. Anderson Rockford. Mary Hoyt Madison. J. Hil Lestad Madison. Dorothy Curtiss Chicago. Dell Curtiss. Jessie Roush Chicago. Morna and Grace Byers. Arthur Stauffacher. Renwick Indiana. Delos Barrett Jr Madison. Loyd Prien parents visit. A L Bloom Milwaukee. Rose Hoerburger Stoughton. Alex Hoerburger. Charles Mascroft Janesville. Amy Smith. Mya Horn. Mary Ward. Ralph Wenger family. Don Neushwander Morris. A R Neushwander. Harold Jenson James. Clarence E Hoesly New Glarus. Alva Risley Ottertail MN. Russell Larson. Werner Buholzer family Winslow. Sharon Ann baptized at St Victor's. Kathryn Chambers Artesia CA. Ben Chambers Clinton IA. Myron Stair niece guest.
Green County Judge Harold J. Lamboley past state deputy of the Knights of Columbus was principal speaker at the 36th anniversary Knights of Columbus banquet in Prairie du Chien yesterday. He attended with George W. Norton.
The record lists individuals including Mrs Newell Meadows Mrs Helen Gempler Mrs Carl Lusby Dorothy Kemp Mrs Leroy Bon jour Mrs Earl Sargent and Mrs Adeline Dring as part of a local notice or community roll call.
Rich ard Reese, great nephew of Mrs. Fred Friedrichs, died after a 48 hour virus illness. Born April 23 1952 at Dodgeville hospital, he passed away at the same hospital Saturday. Services at Peace Lutheran Belmont at 2 p.m. burial Belmont Cemetery. Survived by parents Arthur and Florence Reese and three sisters Shelby Patricia Mae and Jane Alice. maternal grandparents Henry Voigts Platteville and paternal grandparents Chris Reese Cuba City.
About 40 discontented deer hunters from various Wisconsin fish and game clubs met in Wausau to condemn the Wisconsin Conservation Commission and push for a two year deer season shutdown. Assemblymen Vince Zellinger Reuben La Fave and Senator Everett La Fond spoke, with La Fond calling the Commission a little kingdom acting as judge and jury in conservation matters.
Willis J. Legler 32 of Dodgeville was jailed after being charged with driving while intoxicated and ordered to appear in justice court. William Wire 37 of McConnell Indiana was fined 15 dollars and costs for speeding south on Highway 69. Donald W. Janke 34 of 2224 15th Street was charged with speeding west on Highway 11 and will appear in justice court at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
E F Kaeser of New Glarus shows partial improvement after a coronary thrombosis. He remains hospitalized at St Marys Sparta with Mrs Kaeser present. Visitors noted including Harlan Werndle of New Glarus who met Kaeser briefly. Kaeser serves on the Pet Milk Co board and is Wisconsin district supervisor. Werndle manages the New Glarus plant.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H Hendrickson and Mr. and Mrs Bernard F Gibbons attended the Hollywood Revue in Milwaukee yesterday.
Former Brod head police chief Roy Tinker Ties, known for weather forecasting using Indian lore, will be interviewed December 11 at 9 a.m. on WMAQ Chicago.
Tom J. Bacher three year old son of Otto and Mrs. Bacher of 705 27th Avenue has begun walking again with new leg braces after polio left him lame this fall. A recent cold worsened and he was hospitalized Saturday night at St. Clare.
Mr. and Mrs. Elson Miller Winslow have named their new son Mark Steven. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. August Miller Winslow. Mrs. Ernest Wyss brod Monroe, Elson Miller’s sister, is staying with the family.
Mr and Mrs Harold Wagner and their son Billy are expected next week from Salt Lake City Utah to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs W J Stauffer
Mr and Mrs Stanley J Neuberger and their children Vickie and Stephen moved yesterday from 2115 8th Street to a new home in Goetz Acres. The O W Boyd family including Victoria Mae and Gerald Alan, along with Mrs O N Boyd, moved into the Neuberger residence vacated.
The Boyd family previously ran the Boyd broiler ranch on Route 1, with the Bergers noted in connection to the operation.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Robert Schwitz at St Clare hospital Monticello. Mrs Schwitz is the former Marjorie Ann Rear daughter of Mrs Myra Rear 626 11th Avenue. Mr and Mrs Leslie M Schwitz are paternal grandparents.
Lester G. Forcade is convalescing at his home after dismissal yesterday from St. Clare Hospital. He had been a medical patient for a heart condition for four weeks.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Siedschlag and their daughter Mary Elizabeth moved from 2111 10th street to a new home at 615 27th avenue over the weekend. The house is the first built by Knob Hill Builders Inc last month. Mrs Siedschlag was formerly Frieda Durtschi.
The Service Record notes Victor M. Ingwell age 17 and Theodore J. Altman age 17 completing Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas.
Dr. Alsaph H. Corwin head of Johns Hopkins chemistry department says chlorophyll compounds sold for deodorizing taken by mouth may be harmful in large quantities. He urged the New York section of the American Chemical Society to launch an immediate study of potential damaging effects.
Corwin warned that commercial chlorophyll products are copper salts of a natural substance altered chemically for mass marketing. He said excessive copper intake can damage the liver.
The Supreme Court declined for a second time to review gambler Frank Costello's contempt of Congress conviction. The ruling maintains the prior judgment against Costello who was cited for defying congressional demands.
Work began today at North school to seal a leak in the steam return line between the library and the school. In service since 1908, the line has leaked for some time, reducing efficiency of the new heating plant installed last summer. A copper liner may be inserted to avoid costly excavation.
Double strand pearls lost in a store or on the square Saturday night. A graduation present from a serviceman. Liberal reward offered. Frances Cotherman. Phone 941-3.
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