Weather Outlook Mixed with Snow Flurries Near Brownsville
Cloudy and warmer tonight with Wednesday turning windy and cooler. Snow flurries possible in western portions Wednesday afternoon. Temperatures from the mid 30s to mid 40s with a high near 48 at Jatvoosk. Precipitation since Saturday a trace to quarter inch. Barometer near 29.98 at 1 p.m. Warmest US city listed as Brownsville, Texas.
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Jatvoosk
U.S
Brownsville
Texas
Pellston
Real Estate Transfers and Local Deaths and Births in Monroe
Real estate transfers include Agnes E. Roderick to Harold A. Ruditi and Payne’s donation to Green County with land blocks in Monroe. Obituaries list Harry Zentner, Delbert Staley, Mrs. Stuntz, Peter Pederson, Valerie Argue, Walter Hefty, Barton Bingham. Birth notices for Leopold, Johnson, Thorpe, Doherty, Beeck, Gibbons with multiple addresses and dates in December.
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Agnes E. Roderick
Harold A. Ruditi
Outlet
Payne
Green County
Monroe
Harry Ernest Zentner
Albany
Delbert Charles Staley
Route 1
Brooklyn
James A. Stuntz
Beloit
Peter C. Pederson
Grantsburg
Valerie Jean Argue
Springfield
Walter George Hefty
Janesville
Barton Gates Bingham
Veteran’s Home
King
Robert Leopold
13Th Avenue
Sherman Johnson
Gratiot
Frank Thorpe
Francis Doherty
Argyle
Frank Beeck
St Clare Hospital Patient Roster and Dismissals
A hospital notice lists patients from St Clare Hospital including Gary Ringen and Ruth Ann Up mann among others. It details tonsillectomies surgical cases and a long list of dismissals with patient names and partial addresses.
Mrs Stuntz Dies in Beloit Wisconsin
Mrs James A Stuntz a former Green County resident dies Saturday at her Beloit home Services set for 11 am in Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel Beloit Rev Arlie Krussell to officiate Burial in Cumberland Wis She was Maria Edwards born Bremmer Ia married Oct 1891 lived on farms near Monroe until 1898 moved to Cumberland Wisconsin Widow lived in Beloit since 1942 Survived by two daughters Mrs Alvin Sundberg Duluth Minn Mrs Merle Anderson Beloit two sons Robert Stuntz Comstock Edward Cumberland 18 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Suintz
Green County
Beloit
Rosman-Uehling- Kinzer
Arlie Krussell
First Methodist Church
Cumberland
Wis
Stuntz
Maria Edwards
Bremmer
Monroe
Barron County
C. L. Chambers
Alvin Sundberg
Duluth
Minn
Merle Anderson
Robert Stuntz
Comstock
Edward
Delbert Staley Dies on Farm in Brooklyn at 7:30 A.M.
Delbert Staley of Brooklyn died this morning at 7:30 on his farm after a short illness. Born March 3, 1883 in Exeter Township, he lived in Exeter and Brooklyn Townships all his life, married Edith Lewis in Monroe on December 3, 1919. He left three daughters, 115 grandchildren, two brothers, a sister, and a son awaiting word on funeral arrangements at Sharer funeral home Albany.
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Delbert Charles Staley
Route 1
Brooklyn
Mr. Staley
Exeter Township
James
Margaret Wallace Staley
Exeter
Monroe
Edith Lewis
Germany
Air Force
Norman Brown
Milton
Royal Clark
Janesville
Raymond Elsner
Ray
Oregon
Elihu
Sarona
Mary Haney
Whittier
Calif
Sharer
Albany
Argentina arrests Peron supporters after Christmas raids
Argentine officials say more than 50 military and civilian supporters of ex-dictator Juan Peron were arrested in Christmas weekend raids. One soldier was killed and a noncommissioned officer and a civilian were wounded during one roundup.
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Juan Peron
Named Steven Robert Erickson born at St. Clare
NAME(S) Steven Robert Erickson born December 22 at St. Clare hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erickson South Wayne Delia Birk is the former Delia Birk of South Wayne paternal grandmother Helen Erickson Monroe and maternal grandparents John and Mrs Birk South Wayne great grandmother Mrs Wahler Wio la The Ericksons have two daughters Linda 8 and Susan 6. Kenneth Rieder initiated into Alpha Kappa Psi at University of Wisconsin. Gilbert Hintz wins first in Jaycee Christmas lighting contest in Brodhead. D J Huenink to move to 1712 23rd Avenue December 30 takes over as superintendent January 2. Charlotte Gibson daughter born to James Gibson of Charlotte NC daughter of August Lehnherr visiting for holidays.
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Steven
Robert Erickson
South Wayne
Steven Robert
St. Clare Hospital
Erickson
Delia Birk
Helen Erickson
Monroe
John Birk
Chris Wahler
Wiola
Ericksons
Linda
Susan
Kenneth Rieder
William C.rieder
18Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Alpha Kappa Psi
Brodhead
Gilbert Hintz
Rodger Bernstein
Dwight Newcomer
Wilfred Schuster
Wilbur J. Leatherman
Dale Johnson
Arthur Riemer
D. J. Huenink
Vernon Ostrander
23Rd Avenue
Chetek
Huenink
Gibson
James Gibson
Charlotte
N. C
August Lehnherr
Gibsons
Arleigh L. Field
Timothy Gavigans
Woodford
Henry Manigold
Gary
Astrid
Deshler
Paul A. Chapman
John Chapman
John Marvin
Charles B. Marvin
Aspen
Colo
Irene C. Powers
Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Stanley R.‘ Field
Jimmie
Clyde Field
Monticello
Dena Field
John Sievers
Erdeen
Janesville
Robert Maske
Edith Musselman
Stuart Chambers
George H.schuh
Barbara Germann
Walter Germann
Harris F. Germann
Nora Siedschlag
Prospect Hall
Milwaukee
Marvn Siedschlag
Juda
Mmes
Harlon Rinehardt
Myron Babler
John H. Disch
Agnes
Rinehardt
Henry Rinehardt
Roger Stark
Ft. Leonard Wood
William Stark
Stark
Army Base
Willard Woeffler
Evansville
Nathan Theiler
Virginia
Alfred Vo
C. H. Rupnow
Richard
Roger Rupnow
Madison
A. J. Laudert
Appleton
Karen
S. Peterson
11Th Street
Arthur Peterson
Jody
Alane
Rockford
A. F. Wiersmax
Lynn
Rusty
Randy
LaGrange
P. G. Peterson
Janet
Roger
Seattle
Wash
Ames
E. N. Halverson
J. A. Peterson
Orfordville
Gottlieb ZumBrunnen
Herman Duerst
Edna Marie Spaeni
Herbert Spaeni
Barron
Herbert Spaeni Jr
United States Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Robert ZumBrunnen
Fam
Social Roundup of Local Guests and Travelers
Personal mentions record numerous visits and travels among regional families. Albany residents Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Meinert, Florida trips, Milwaukee and Madison connections, and holiday gatherings with relatives in Monroe Juda South Wayne and Monticello. Includes military travel notes and German-bound Jane Ann Bender homecoming.
Local Christmas Visit Highlights Area Residents
Miss Margaret Zu and Miss Lena Spacin with Ellsie Gerber and Anne O Flaherty joined Mr and Mrs Walter Greenenfeld er for Christmas. Spanning Spooner and Monroe, attendees included Miss Brunnen of Los Angeles and Ole Orton Gilbertson of Pinebluff.
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Ly, Spooner
Margaret Zu. Brunnen
Los Angeles
Calif
Mines
Lena Spacin
Elsie Gerber
Monroe
Anne O'Flaherty
LaCrosse
Ole Orton Gilbertson
Walter Greenenfelder
1956 Peak Production Forecast by Weeks Outline
Secretary Weeks cites a department survey showing major industries expect peak or near peak operation in early 1956. Iron and steel likely the strongest. aluminum shipments up about 18 percent. autos and trucks near a record first-half output. Aircraft backlog at 13.4 billion dollars. shipbuilding up 18 percent year over year. construction outlays projected at 44 billion dollars. newsprint tight. textiles face competition from low-wage imports. consumer durables also seen at peak levels.
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Was Kington
Weeks
Train Derailment Delays Milwaukee Road Run Into Chicago
A Milwaukee Road passenger train from Madison derailed about half a mile north of Union Station in Chicago Monday night. About 125 passengers were aboard. no injuries reported. The locomotive and mail car bent tracks. cause undetermined. Gary Ringen, 14, Brodhead, suffered a right arm fracture while playing Sunday and is listed in good condition at St. Clare hospital.
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Milwaukee Road
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Union Station
Jobin O'Toole
Gary Ringen
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Railroads Push Seven Percent Freight Rate Increase
The railroad industry advances a seven percent freight rate hike to take effect February 9 via a shortened filing method with the Inter-State Commerce Commission. About 500 rail companies seek expedited tariffs with refunds if the rate is reduced and argue the quick rise is needed to cover wage and material cost increases.
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Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
ICC
Eisenhower Twining Meet at White House for State of the Union
The White House says President Eisenhower will send his state of the union message to Congress on January 5, two days after lawmakers convene. He conferred with Secretary Dulles and Air Force Chief Gen. Nathan Twining while recuperating from a heart attack. Press secretary Hagerty did not reveal conference purpose. The message will be read by clerks this year.
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Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Dulles
Nathan Twining
Air Force
James C. Hagerty
Senate
House
Padres Reclassified Now Subject to Draft Rro
The Dodgers announced Padres, the pitching star of the Brooklyn Dodgers World Series victory, has been reclassified 1-A and is now subject to military draft. There is no indication when or if he might be called, according to the Dodgers. The reclassification was advised to them by Padres from Witherbee, New York.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Witherbee
N. Y
Padres
Dodgers Win First World Series Title Over Yankees
A 23-year-old lefty once listed unfit for military service due to a back ailment saw the Padres win the third and seventh games of the World Series. The Dodgers claimed their first world baseball championship by defeating the New York Yankees. An emergency landing occurred when a 45 passenger airliner diverted to Bryce Canyon Airport after a fire warning light activated over southern Utah.
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Lefty
Padres
Dodgers
New York Yankees
Salt Lake City
Utah
Bryce Canyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Ann Upmann
Stockton
Jimmie Wilde
20Th Street
Lorraine Chapman
Katherine Hall
Dalington
David Holmes
Lena
Ralph Lueck
Browntown
Shirley Heibner
Patrick Peterson
Glenn McCoy
Will Towns
William Worley
Adelaine Genin
Belleville
Norman Olson
Dirk Markham
Ralph Voegels
Alex Zegler
Woodstock
William Jasper ‘McConnaughay
Joseph Schindler
Hanover
Donald Ingwell
29Th Avenue
John Itzi Clinton
Sigwart Nelson
Herbron
Eugene L. Laube
Durand
Jacob Babler
Thomas Drew
Russell Smith
Chester Rode
Johnnie Smith
Ole Knudtson
William Kuntz
Walter Hammerly
Charles Kagy
Robert Armitage
Adam Mayenhhiem
Charles Flesher
Howard Nichols
Vicky Legler
William Smith
Gordon Balbac
James Cook
Clifford Kessler
Robert Davis
John Zweifel
Edward Gilbertson
Thurl Carpenter
Delbert Staley
Argentina
Peron
TOY
Greiner’s
A. H. Meinert
Herman D. Fritz
Florida
James Nesby
Dell Rapids
S. D
P. A. Schuh
Stewart H. Haberman
Scott
Waterloo
Julius Meyer
Manitowoc
Dodge
Twining
China Cupboard
Southern
Eugene Hotel Bldg
Goetz
Gypsy Colt
Goetz & Chalet
Delud, Crgescore
Nere
Ray Mill
Joan Collins
Farley Granger
Dresser
Willon nCapel
Axminster
Wilton
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