Weather Summary from The Daily Record December 27 1952
Fair south portion partly cloudy north portion with a few snow flurries. Not quite so cold in the northwest tonight. Tomorrow partly cloudy and not quite so cold with a few flurries in the northeast. Low tonight 0 to 8 above north 5 to 12 south. High tomorrow 20 to 25 north. Sunrise 7 30 sunset 4 33. Barometer 29 55 at 1 am and 29 73 at 1 pm. Miami Florida the warmest at 77 and Fraser Colorado the coldest at 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair South
U. S
Miami
Fla
Fraser
Colo
Real Estate Transfers Albany Property Link to Stephenson
John Zimmerli Sr transfers Its 7 and 8 in block 21 Nichols and Ponds first addition Albany with exceptions to Byron S Stephenson. Local records list the parcels in Village of Albany. The deed cites specific lot numbers and property boundaries.
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John Zimmerli Sr
Byron S. Stephenson
Nichols and Ponds
Albany
Estates Probated and Administrations Issued in Local Courts
Judge Harold J. Lamboley grants letters of administration to Matie Rockow for William F. Rockow who died December 19. No appraisers needed as estate is cash. Louis R. Wolleson and O. L. Hare named appraisers for Willard F. Brandt who died October 24, 1951. Mrs. Effie Wenger named administratrix. Stanley Wraight granted special administration for Lesa Wraight Brodhead who died December 15. a will will be admitted later.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Matie Rockow
William F. Rockow
Louis R. Wolleson
O. L. Hare
Willard F. Brandt
Effie Wenger
Stanley Wraight
Lesa Wraight
Brodhead
Deaths Listed for Residents in Orangeville Beloit and Fort Atkinson
Obituary notices list Mrs. Emmett M. Reeser aged 73 of Orangeville. George E. Hanaman aged 63 of Beloit. and Henry C. Stair aged 76 of Route 1 Fort Atkinson.
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Emmett M. Reeser
Orangeville
George E. Hanaman
Beloit
Henry C. Stair
Route 1
Fort Atkinson
Local Couple Share Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson of Gratiot welcome a son born December 27. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haesler of Route 3 announce the birth of a son on December 27.
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Gordon Johnson
Gratiot
Peter Haesler
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals Listed
John Blum Jr of Monticello Roy Olson of Evansville Tensidectomy patients Duane Ruef of Albany Henry Blumer Jr of Route 3 Mary Jane Babler of Winslow William Welch of Beloit Dismissals yesterday include Mrs Paul Eickelkraut and daughter and Mrs Henry Stauffer
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John Blum Jr
Monticello
Roy Olson
Evansville
Duane Ruef
Albany
Henry Blumer Jr
Route 3
Mary Jane Babler
Winslow
William Welch
Beloit
Paul Eickelkraut
Henry Stauffer
Metcalfs Released After Army Service Completion
Delbert and Donald Metcalf twins of Mrs. Hattie Metcalf at 1013144 16th avenue have been released from the Army at Fort Custer Michigan. The pair entered service January 1951 and completed their duties together. They served overseas in Bremerhaven Germany before returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalfs
Delbert
Donald Metcalf
Hattie Metcalf
16Th Avenue
Fort Custer
Mich
Bremerhaven
Germany
Man Charged With DUI After Garden Collision
Clyde M. George Jr. 26 posted a $100 bond for a 10 a.m. Monday court appearance after driving into a garden last night. He struck a stop sign at 19th Avenue and 6th Street before crashing into the W. P. Bennet residence at 1823 6th Street, police said.
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Clyde M. George Jr
Madison
George
19Th Avenue
6Th Street
W. P. Bennet
Disturbances in North China Prompted Large Southward Migrations
Disturbances in North China after the Second Century A D caused substantial migrations to the south as communities relocated seeking safety and stability amid upheaval and disorder.
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North
China
Henry Stair 76 Cambridge Editor Dies in Wisconsin
Henry Stair, 76, Cambridge, longtime editor of the Cambridge News for 26 years, died Wednesday at Fort Atkinson Memorial Hospital after a week of illness. Born Juda 1876, he taught in Marinette and Peshtigo and led schools in Stanley and Berlin before settling in Cambridge. He led church and cemetery groups, served on the school board, and helped bring electric power to Cambridge. He leaves a widow, four children, a sister, and nine grandchildren. Burial was at Lake Ripley Cemetery.
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Henry C. Stair
Route 1
Fort Atkinson
Brodhead
Fort Atkinson Memorial Hospital
Stair
Cambridge News
Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
Carl F. Bruhn
Frederic H. Stair
Barron
Lake Ripley
Mr. Stair
Juda
Henry
Mary Chambers Stair
Lake Mills
Sarah Hoyt
Blanche Moore
Methodist Church
Whitewater College
University of Wisconsin
Marinette
Peshtigo
Stanley
Berlin
Cemetery Association of the
Wheaton
Ill
Elizabeth S. Small
Mary E. Allbutt
Philadelphia
Ruth McStarran
Lican
Chile
South America
Faith Hartman
Janesville
Nellie Kuhn
Kadoka
S. C
Lewis J. Stair
Sidney J. Stair
Mayme Barber
Reminder on Alien Registry Reporting in January
A reminder from Ab raham Clegg, IN S Milwaukee officer in charge, urges organizations with alien members to publicize the January reporting requirement. All aliens in the United States on January 1 or temporarily absent must report their address using Form I-53 within ten days after return. parents must report addresses for minor children. Severe penalties await noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Abraham Clegg
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Milwaukee
United States Post Office
Immigration Office
Clegg
New Glarus Auto Burns In State Line Accident
Mrs Wilma S Hoesly of New Glarus suffered a cut above an eye and possible rib fractures when her car burned after a collision with Raymond Titton of Rockford at the County Trunk T state line road intersection eight miles south of Brodhead. Titton was not injured though his car sustained heavy damage. The sheriff reported a separate crash the previous day near the Harry Williams farm on Highway 11 west where Grant Ritter of Monroe was rear ended by Virgil Monte of Route 3. Ritter’s car had minor damage and Monte could not stop.
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Wilma S. Hoesly
New Glarus
Raymond Titton
Rockford
Brodhead
Hoesly
Titton
Grant Ritter
Monroe
Virgil Monte
Route 3
Harry Williams
Highway 11
Ritter
Monte
Sheriff's Department
Cadets Opened at West Point with Twelve in 1802
The United States Military Academy began in 1802 with a class of twelve cadets. This early intake marked the institution's founding and set the scale for its initial cadet corps.
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United States Military Academy
Christmas visitors and social notes across Monroe area
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Grenzow visiting Juda and Miss Sylvia Hughes visiting Stockton relatives over Christmas. A joint Masonic installation is announced for Dec 27. Numerous locals travel for holidays, attend weddings, or visit relatives in Brodhead, Madison, Racine, and beyond, with trips to Rose Bowl and various southern states noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Grenzow
Juda
Sylvia Hughes
James Hughes
Stockton
St. Omar
Ces
Smith Lodge
Dorothy Davitte
University of Wisconsin
Ruth Davitte
Brodhead
Reed Dudley
Chicago
Crane Manufacturing Co
Ben Nyman
Nyman
Walter R. Ekum
Michigan
Edna Schmid
Ekum
Monroe
E. C. Hamilton Sr
John F. Caradine
E. C. Hamilton
Caradine
Keith Witte
River Forest
Victor Mau
25Th Avenue
Frank Mau
Valentine Zibung
Theresa Zibung
Perry Power
Los Angeles
Lawrence College
Eva Sarles
Racine
Fred
Kenneth
Burt H. Lynch Jr
Burt H. Lynch
15Th Avenue
Ann Arbor
Mich
Barbara Dee Lynch
Madison
George Yeazel
Frank Bloom
Pardeeville
Ralph Yeazel
Marcia
Karen Yeazel
Merlin J. Babler
Peoria
Ill
el Paso
Tex
New Orleans
Ft. Myers
Punta Gorda
Miami
Key West
Fla
South Carolina
Virginia
Funeral for Oscar M. Erickson Held at East Viota Church
Oscar M. Erickson died Christmas morning. Funeral services were at 2 p m at East Viota Lutheran Church with Rev J A Nestingen officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were Herbert D. Goecks Alice Holtshopple John Grossen Ernest Burkhard Louis Alder and William Schillinger. The casket was moved from Shriner Neushwander funeral home to the church at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Erickson
East Viota Lutheran Church
J. A. Nestingen
Herbert D. Goecks
Alice Holtshopple
John Grossen
Ernest Burkhard
Louis Alder
William Schillinger
Shriner- Neushwander Funeral
William Hintzman funeral to be held in Madison
Pallbearers for 66 year old Madison resident William Hintzman who died Tuesday in Pasadena California include Mahlbuch Mahlbuch James Roderick Arthur Hintzman and Forest Zee. Funeral services are set for 1 30 p m at Immanuel church with burial in Mt Vernon Juda. Morning rites will be held at Frautschi funeral home at 9 30 a m conducted by Rev Bernard B Bartel of the Madison Evangelical United Brethren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hintzman
Madison
Pasadena
Calif
John
Ralph
Frederick Mahlbuch
James Roderick
Arthur Hintzman
Forest Zee
Immanuel Church
Howard L. Orians
Mt. Vernon
Juda
Frautschi Funeral Home
Bernard B. Bartel
Madison Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sawyer couple plans three month stay in Phoenix
Mr and Mrs George J Sawyer of 2412 9th Street leave tomorrow for a three month visit in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix
George J. Sawyer
9Th Street
Riz
Western Europe's Leaders Doubt Soviet March in 1953
Western Europe faces 1953 with belief Moscow will hesitate to march yet keep the cold war hot. Churchill and other statesmen worry a boosted Soviet military may threaten Europe while NATO trims programs amid political pressure.
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Europe
Vienna
England
Winston Churchill
Kremlin
U. S
Matthew Ridgway
Eisenhower
Stalin
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Germany
Schuman Coalsteel
France
Saar
North Africa
Joseph Stalin
West Berlin
Beloit man George Hanaman dies in sleep at home
George E. Hanaman, 63, of 325 Park Avenue Beloit died Christmas morning in his sleep. He was born April 28 1889 in Avon Township Rock County and farmed there. Survived by widow Alice Wall Johnson, a sister Mrs Lottie Fritz of Fair Oaks California two grandchildren two stepdaughters Mrs Carol Lee Clinton and Mrs Robert Grun sted Storden Minnesota. Services planned for 1 30 p m Monday at Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel Beloit with burial at East Lawn cemetery. Friends may call after tomorrow. He previously married Clara Patterson February 20 1924 who died November 26 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
George E. Hanaman
Alice Wall Johnson
Park Avenue
Beloit
Rosman-Uehling-Kinzer
East Lawn
Freinds
Mr. Hanaman
Avon Township
Rock County
Clara Patterson
Boyd
Johnson
Lottie Fritz
Fair Oaks
Calif
Carol Lee
Clinton
Robert Grundsted
Storden
Minn
New Promotion Rule For Reserve and Guard Officers
The Army announces a new policy effective January 1 requiring mandatory consideration for promotion after set service times. Second lieutenants meeting qualifications will move to first lieutenants in three years, while first lieutenants must be reviewed by boards before four years in grade.
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Washington, D. C
Army
National Guard
Band Fun Night At Monroe Park This Monday
Director Allan F. Barnard announced a special Fun Night at Monroe Park for band members and visiting community musicians including students home for holidays. The event, scheduled for 8, invites local participants to join in a shared music evening.
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Monroe Park
Allan F. Barnard
Alice in Dairyland heads to Pasadena activities
Madison Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland Beverly Ann Steffen leaves Appleton for Los Angeles to take part in events linked to the Pasadena Tournament of Roses and the Rose Bowl football game.
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Coast
Madison
Beverly Ann Steffen
Appleton
Wisconsin
Alice In Dairyland
Los Angeles
Canadian Leader Dies in Chicago
Dr. William Clifford Clark aged 63 deputy minister of finance of Canada died in a downtown hotel today after arriving in Chicago to attend the allied Social Sciences Association convention.
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Chicago
William Clifford Clark
Canada
Allied Social Sciences Association
Caudle Termed Weak Scapegoat In 1951 Dismissal
A House judiciary subcommittee labeled former Assistant Attorney General T Lamar Caudle weak yet honorably motivated and a scapegoat in his November 1951 dismissal for outside activities. The panel backed Caudle’s motives while criticizing his judgment and calling his firing a public sacrifice to distract from Treasury and Justice Department corruption.
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Washington
House
Asst. Atty
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
Judiciary
Chelf
D-Ky
Keating
R-Ny
Justice Department
Caudle
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
J. Howard McGrath
Peyton Ford
Clark
Rep
Rogers
D-Col
Subcommittee
Treasury
Justice Departments
County Clock Stopped In Courthouse
The courthouse clock stopped this morning due to a worn bushing found by Robert H. Richardson. Re-bushing is needed. the clock may not operate again until Monday, said Otto Schneider the courthouse custodian.
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Court House
Robert H. Richardson
Otto Schneider
Hog sale record set as Feldt ships 180 hogs to Luedy
Ben F Feldt a farm operator and Ralph Luedy Albany livestock dealer both set records in a recent sale. Feldt sent 180 hogs to Luedy, the largest shipment from Feldt farms in 40 years and Luedy’s biggest single supplier in two decades. Hogs averaged five months plus a week old and about 230 pounds each.
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Ben F. Feldt
Ralph Luedy
Albany Livestock
Feldt
Luedy
Milk payments total $57,186 for Bowgnan Dairy deliveries
Bowgnan Dairy Co. reported payments in November totaling $57,186 to farmers delivering milk to its stations. The announcement was made in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowgnan Dairy Co
Chicago
Injured at Play Sledding Fractures Diane Indergand Arm
Diane Indergand daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Indergand Route 4 suffered a fractured left arm yesterday while sledding.
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Diane Indergand
Raymond Indergand
Route 4
Lanz Daughters Leave Beloit for Rose Bowl Trip
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Lanz take their daughters Marilyn and Janet Lanz UW students to Beloit this morning to board a train for Chicago and the Rose Bowl special to Pasadena.
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Pasadena
Herbert E. Lanz
16Th Street
Marilyn
Janet Lanz
Beloit
Chicago
Haesler Baby Born At St. Clare Hospital
A son was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Peter Haesler of Route 3 at St Clare hospital The baby joins Mrs Haesler formerly Colleen Meier daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Meier Sr of Route 2 in the family.
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Haesler
Peter Haesler
St. Clare Hospital
Colleen Meier
Alfred Meier
Lengacher Boy Returns Home After Illness
James Lengacher son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lengacher Jr of Kenosha and grandson of Mr and Mrs Fred Lengacher Sr Monroe returned home Christmas Eve after a serious illness since December 7. His grandparents and relatives visited him on Christmas Day and reports say he was cheered by letters and gifts from Monroe relatives.
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Lengacher
James Lengacher
Fred Lengacher Jr
Kenosha
Fred Lengacher Sr
Monroe
Nic Buergisser
Otto Buergisser
Parking Lot Readied by Badger Motors Crew
Top soil from the Fritz Memorials display lot, recently purchased by William Greub of Badger Motors, was removed by Stauffacher and Goecks equipment yesterday. Gravel was being hauled in today to create a used car parking lot for Badger Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Memorials Co
William Greub
Badger Motors
Stauffacher and Goecks
Case Postponed for Ernest Ball on DUI Charge
A court appearance for Ernest Ball of Route 2 Argyle on a charge of operating an auto while intoxicated was postponed until Monday before Judge Harold J. Lamboley. The hearing was previously scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Ballmoos
Route 2
Argyle
Harold J. Lamboley
Dairy note on cow digestion and bloat caused by legumes
A veterinary explanation states that cow digestion relies on bacteria to produce gas and belching. If cattle gorge on young legumes without enough roughage, bloat can occur due to insufficient belching.
Grandma Bank Robber Narrates Wealth Loss and Illness
A 52 year old Los Angeles woman, daughter of a one time New York millionaire, is arraigned as the grandma bank bandit. She admits robbing California Bank and Citizens National Bank branches in 194? and 194? totaling 1469 while claiming she gave away the loot. Her uncle Benjamin Catts supports her tale and urges medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New York
Ethel Arata
U. S
Howard V. Calverley
California Bank
Citizens National Bank
Arcadia
Benjamin S. Catts
Hollywood
Robert M. Catts
Robert Catts
Benjamin Catts
Philadelphia
Extinct Tree Specimen Flourishing at WVU Arboretum
A metasequoia glyptostrobioides once thought extinct is thriving in West Virginia University’s arboretum. Dr. Earl L. Core notes three were planted last spring from Brooklyn Botanical Garden material, two later vanished, while the remaining tree shows strong establishment in the university habitat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
California
Earl L. Core
University
Department of Biology
Brooklyn Botanical Garden
West Virginia
Pavlak Named Head Of Wisconsin Farm Bureau Units
Ray L Pavlak of Madison a former county agricultural agent will manage two major Wisconsin Farm Bureau affiliates beginning next year Curtis Hatch president of the Farm Bureau announced Pavlak will lead Wisconsin Co- Op Farm Plants Foods and also oversee Wisconsin Co- Op Farm Supply.
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Pavlak
Ray L. Pavlak
Madison
Wisconsin Farm Bureau
Curtis Hatch
Farm Bureau
Wisconsin Co-Op Farm Plants Foods
Wisconsin Co- Op
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Korea
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Pvt
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Maynard
Kohli
Chalet Theatre
Pat McCarran
Santa Rosa
Tom Hunt
U.S
Edward Ferro
McCarran
G.E. Hanaman
Stricken
Marlene Dietrich
Walt Disney Program
Story of
Robin Hood
Donald Duck
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Magee Beauty Shop
Jose Chitwood Jr
New York City
Bauman
United Telephone Co
Marshall Thompson
Vera Miles
Richard Rober
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