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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
6
Partly cloudy night and tomorrow with colder conditions. Low near 10 to 15 north and 15 to 20 south. Tomorrow’s high about 24 to 28 north and 28 to 33 south. Yesterday’s high 39 and low 28. Warmest city Phoenix Arizona 68 degrees, coldest Lone Rock Wisconsin 5 degrees. Sunrise 7 25, sunset 4 28.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley issued letters yesterday to Otto H. Kundert and the Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe as co executors in the estate of Edward T. Kundert a Monroe businessman who died November eighteenth. Appraisers named are Ralph J. Kundert W C Bender and John Deininger. Guardian ad litem Marshall L. Peterson. Attorneys Blum and Blum. No heirs proven at this time. J S Urben of New Glarus named administrator of Sophia Haug estate Route 1 Blanchardville the sole heir Sophia Haug. Appraisers Oscar Paulson and Amos Johnson.
William J. Legler, 32, of Dodgeville, was convicted of driving while intoxicated. He received a $75 fine plus costs and his driver's license was revoked.
June Irene Witherby and Ter ence Wayne Denny of Rockford obtain marriage licenses. Obituaries note Mrs. Charles Brandt aged 68 in Winslow and Robert A. Wilkins aged 54 of Houston.
After a two day holiday the St Clare hospital stork delivered three babies within an hour and five hours later added five more. The first baby, a daughter, arrived to Mr and Mrs Darrel Davenport of Oregon at 4 10 am followed by a second daughter for Mr and Mrs Harold Schuette of 2414 11th street. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Regis Gavigan of Argyle at 5 05 am and at 9 20 am a daughter, the couple’s third child, arrived for Mr and Mrs Alvin H Babler of 2208 16th street. The Bablers have a son David and daughter Susan. Henry Babler Jr is the paternal grandfather and Mrs E A Janke is the maternal grandmother.
Sgt. Gordon C. Mohns, who joined the Army from Green County, is expected to return home from Germany in time for Christmas after a posting there since July.
Mr and Mrs Alvin H Babler of 2208 16th street welcomed a daughter on December 17. Mr and Mrs Gavigan of Argyle announced a son born on December 17. Mr and Mrs Harold Schuette of 2414 11th street reported a daughter born in December. Mr and Mrs Darrel Davenport of Oregon welcomed a daughter born on December 17.
Walter Haddinger of Monticello and Mrs. R B Robertson of Beloit were among visitors. Dewey Osborne of Rockford and Clay Edwards of Brodhead called with business. Mrs. Ray Stamm of Lena and Joseph Galsworthy of Beloit also dropped in. A Moose Christmas party is planned for Dec 17, rolls and coffee provided.
Maurice Linson of Rockford posted a $20 bond to be released after a speeding charge. He was ordered to appear in court at 10 a m Saturday.
St Clare Hospital Medical lists Leona Lewis Shannon Mrs Kenneth Pederson Argyle Ed Meythaler Woodford and Anita Anderson Albany Mrs Arwyn Bucrosse Beloit Mrs John Schuetz Darlington Julian Clark 2103 8th street Dismissals yesterday include Charles Chapman Harold Heagney Casper Schmid Reubin Capes Mrs John Werren and son Mrs Claire Cross and son Mrs Robert Gartzke and son Mrs Phillip Carroll and daughter Carol Bear Mrs Vern Wells Florine McConnell Mrs Herman Amman Mrs Frank Youngblood Mrs Henry Threlkeld and Mrs Roy Rineman
Washington reports 127 867 U S battle casualties in Korea, an increase of 209 from the previous week as officials disclose updated wartime losses.
Detroit reports Democratic Gov G Mennen Williams awaits certification after Republican foe Fred M Alger concedes. State recount raises Williams lead from 8618 to 10730 as 1668 of 3463 precincts completed.
Three daughters of the late Fridolin Hefty of New Glarus and Katherine Hefty survive as Mrs. Charles Marty Leonard aged 87 of New Glarus Mrs. Jacob Karlen 83 Monroe and Mrs. Edward F Lip chow 85 Monroe. Three daughters of Mr Hefty and Verina Blumer Hefty have died Mrs. Fannie Goetz Monroe Mrs. Martha Kundert Monroe and Mrs. Mary Shafer Kundert.
Performers Mary Stalder, Josephine Stalder, and Judy Messmer joined the Bregenzer trio at Turner hall for the Swiss Club Christmas party on Monday night. The event spotlighted flute, tuba, and clarinet selections. A separate note mentions plans for a Texas visit and family reunion in Port Arthur.
Larry Trickel son of Mr and Mrs Fred Trickel of 1816 11th street was dismissed today from St. medical care following an unspecified illness at the local hospital.
Larry suffered a serious shoulder injury in a fall while he had been a patient at Clare hospital for three weeks.
Carol Rear, daughter of Mrs Myra Rear, was moved by ambulance from St. Clare hospital where she had been a patient for six weeks to Janesville Mercy hospital. She will be treated by a bone specialist and surgery is expected on her left leg, badly injured in an automobile crash on Oct 30.
Nashville notes announce that country star Red Foley married Sally Sweet, television and radio entertainer, with the ceremony reportedly held October 28. Details about the wedding were revealed last night as the couple confirmed the nuptials.
Miss Sweet’s former husband Frank B. Kelton filed an alienation of affections suit in April. it was settled out of court. The Keltons were divorced in July. The announcement was delayed due to Sweet’s mother’s poor health.
The Oconomowoc American Legion was informed Tuesday it will represent Wisconsin at General Eisenhower's inauguration. About 50 to 90 band members will depart by train for Washington on January 18.
Washington reports Michael V. DiSalle returns to the anti infl ation program as economic stabilizer in a role he expects to hold for under five weeks. He said at a news conference his first act will be to resign to the incoming president.
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