Fair and warm weekend forecast and local transfers
Fair tonight and Sunday with cloudy patches in the northeast. Temperature shows little change with tonight’s low 10 to 20 and Sunday highs 24 to 28 northeast and 28 to 35 southwest. Real estate transfers note Lawrence to Dr. Carroll G Hennager in Monroe. Deaths include Mrs Oscar Eidsmoe, 55, and Mrs John Gapen Hubbard of Santa Barbara California. Marriage licenses list Everette Schultz and Doris Buehler, ages 23 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Carroll G. Hennager
Evans Add
City of
Monroe
Everette Alien Schultz
Avon Township
Rock County
Doris Marie Buehler
Brodhead
Oscar Eidsmoe
Blanchardville
John Gapen Hubbard
Santa Barbara
Calif
Saint Clare Hospital Surgical Dismissals List
A partial list from Saint Clare Hospital Surgical includes patient names such as Robert Lee Atkinson Denise Harback and Denise Harback and Mrs Bernard Gibbons along with dismissals including August Gempeler Edmund Hall Eugene Laube Don ald Garman Gary Krauss Frank Smith Lois Scoville Linda Whittington Susan Ann Dickson Mrs. Duane Stevens Mrs. Allen Roenneburg and her daughter and Mrs. Sherman Johnson and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Gempeler
Edmund Hall
Eugene Laube
Donald Garman
Gary Krauss
Frank Smith
Herman Minkie
Vickie Wingert
Lois Scoville
Harvey Urfer
Linda Whittington
Susan Ann Dickson
Duane Stevens
Allen Roenneburg
Frank Thorp
Sherman Johnson
Edwin C. Nelson
Gary Dahl
Frank Boeck
Denise Harback
Bernard Gibbons
Daugh
United States citizen Pvt Walter Ruef serving in Korea
The Service Record reports Pvt Walter Ruef, 20, son of Mr and Mrs William Ruef of Route 1 New Glarus, has become a U S citizen while serving with the 7th Infantry division in Korea. A native of Switzerland, Ruef arrived overseas in August and is a messenger in Company A of the division's 31st Regiment. He entered the Army last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pvt
Walter Ruef
William Ruef
Route 1
New Glarus
United States
7Th Infantry Division
Korea
Ruef
Switzerland
Personal Visits and Travel Notices From Local Residents
Local residents report visits and travel details including Mr and Mrs August Plantikow from Loves Park, Mr and Mrs Jesse Goodman planning a Milwaukee weekend with his sister, and Mr and Mrs Jesse Zade visiting Lincoln after a week with Ernest Brunkow. Also noted are Viva Stauffacher and family at Harold Wagner home, Karl Edward Peters returning to Fond du Lac, and overnight guests of Mrs Charles E Krueger en route to visit Kenosha relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Plantikow
Lottie Nix
Jesse Goodman
11Th Avenue
Addie Williams
Milwaukee
Jesse Zade
Scarlett
Lincoln
Neb
Ernest Brunkow
Viva Stauffacher
Nancy
W. J. Stauffacher
Harold Wagner
William
Dixon
Charles H. Krueger
John
Bruce
Green Bay
Kenosha
E. V. Ryall
John W. Ruff
Herbert Huffman
Pete Klassy
Kent
Wisconsin General
Funerals for Harvey F Andrews Held in Janesville
Services for Harvey F Andrews 50 of 1124 13th avenue were conducted at 2 p m in the Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev Bernard Bartel officiating. The body lay in state at Stuessy funeral home then moved to the church at 10 a m Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were fellow drivers at Arthur Trucking Co George Dooley Howard Dooley Harold Eldred Donald Warden Wesley Brugge and Ray Utzig A Lefty Andrews arrived from Los Angeles A and A dairy lunch stand and a coffee shop operator formerly lived in Juda and Monroe He also farmed near Juda Melvin Bondele 55 of Grat iot died Thursday services 2 p m Monday at West Viota Lutheran church Burial in church cemetery Albert Anderson 66 of Grat iot service 1 30 p m tomorrow Gratiot Methodist Church Burial in Methodist Cemetery Minor car damage reported at Lakeshire Martin plant intersection near 4 42 p m yesterday involving cars driven by David Werren Brown County and Harold W Aplanalp Barn aved Md He studied Platteville State College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey F. Andrews
13Th Avenue
Janesville
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bernard Bartel
Stuessy
Greenwood Cemetery
Arthur Trucking Co
George Dooley
Howard Doo
Los Angeles
Surgeon Dr. Donald W. Springer Certified Diplomate
Dr. Donald W. Springer is now a certified diplomate of the American Board of Surgery and a specialist in general surgery. He completed the requirements and passed his final examination in St. Louis on December 12 and has been in Monroe for two and a half years, working with the Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Springer
American Board of Surgery
Springer
Monroe
St. Louis
The
Medical Center
Christmas bird count scheduled by Community Center group
The Nature Club of the Community Center will continue its Christmas bird count Monday at 1 p.m. in cooperation with the Audubon Society. The group will meet at the Community Center and invites anyone who wants to help. Receives ad award W. R. Schuetze of Schuetze's of Monroe won an award for a newspaper ad run during National Lakeland Week, announced by Sheboygan sportswear firm. Attends services Mrs. Rolland Steindorf accompanied her brother Warren Smith to Rice Lake for the funeral of their grandmother Mrs. E. M. Stuntz who died in Beloit. From Rice Lake she went on to Duluth for a visit. Carries on business Mrs. Ernest Detwiler continues the Dettwiler Painting Co. after her husband’s death. Her son LaVern Wickersham will join from Madison. the Wickershams plan to move mid January to a house next door at 2003 12th Avenue under remodeling. Wins holiday trip Kenneth Smith of the Pintups and Smith firm won an all expense vacation to Miami Beach at Fountainbleau Hotel January 6 to 10, arranged by Philco distributor for Wisconsin. Fred Reber to return Fred Reber, former district conservationist for the U S Soil Conservation Service from Dodgeville, is reassigned to this area with headquarters at Madison, effective January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Club
The
Audubon Society
Albany
Rolland Steindorf
Warren Smith
Duluth
Minn
Rice Lake
E. M. Stuntz
Beloit
Steindorf
Ernest Detwiler
Dettwiler Painting Co
LaVern Wickersham
Madison
Wickershams
12Th Avenue
Kenneth Smith
Pintups and Smith
Miami Beach
Fountainbleau Hotel
Philco
Wisconsin
Mrs. Eidsmoe Stricken at 55 Blanchardville widow dies at home
Mrs. Oscar Eidsmoe 55 of Blanchardville died at her farm home after a long illness. Born Ber tena Tofsrud in 1900 she lived in Blanchardville area all her married life and belonged to Blanchard ville Lutheran Church. Survived by husband two sons Allan and Herbert and daughter Doris with sisters in Madison. Services Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Blanchardville Lutheran Church with Rev. Richard Torgerson. burial Graceland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Oscar Eidsmoe
Eidsmoe
Bertena Tofsrud
Blue Mounds
Anton
Nickolene Tofsrud
Moen
Mt. Horeb
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Aid Society
Doris
Allan
Herbert
Horeb
Hibbert Borchers
Tillie Swenson
Clare Lee
Madison
Richard Torgerson
Graceland Cemetery
Saether
Good Prospects for U S Production Gains in 1956
Cola Parker reports from Chicago that American industry will grow three to five percent in 1956 with more jobs and higher take home pay. He warns against inflationary spurts and stresses productivity, investment, education, technology, and cooperative management and labor to sustain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cola G. Parker
Parker
Jenifer Anne Giptons Named For Newborn Daughter
Mr and Mrs Bernard Giptons 2202 16th street announce the birth of daughter Jenifer Anne on December 27 at St Clare hospital. Ruth Wilkinson is mother’s maiden name, paternal grandfather is Archie Gibbons Sr, and maternal great grandfather is Frank L Stauffacher. The Gibbons have other children Gregory Lee Debra Kay and Jeffery Alan. In Hillsboro Wisconsin W William A Libansky 32 was killed logging Friday when a tree fell on him about 12 miles south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenifer Anne
Bernard Giptons
16Th Street
Jenifer ‘Anne
St. Clare Hospital
Gibbons
Ruth Wilkinson
Violet Wilkinson
Archie Gibbons Sr
Frank L. Stauffacher
Gregory Lee
Debra Kay
Jeffery Alan
Mishai Hillsboro
Wis
William A. Libansky
Hillsboro
Here
Pope Pius XII Enacts Sacred Music Discipline
Pope Pius XII issues Musicae Sacrae Disciplina on Christmas Day to reorder sacred music. The encyclical calls for holiness propriety of form and universality in church music and links music to divine worship, aiming to update Church norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius XII
Vatican Press Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atte
Robert Lee Atkinson
Henry J. Kubly
12Th’ Street
William W. Krueger
Debra Lynn
Donald Ita Anderson
Robert Zentner
Darlington
Lena
Til
Cynthia Ann Zentner
Monticello
Paul Snowden
Country Lane
Forrest Riese
Joseph Rohner
Terrance J. O'Neill
Mike O'Neill
Lington
I Corps
68Th
O'Neill
Fort Leonard Wood
Far East
Fort Meade
Melvin C. Bondele
Melvin Bondele
West Viota Lutheran Church
Ayres Funeral Home
Albert Anderson Gratiot
Alvin Anderson
Gratiot Methodist
Mr. Anderson
PWO
David Werren
Brownown
Harold W. Aplanalp
Barneveld
Lakeshire-Marty
Platteville State College
Petting Party
Ptints
Glenn Ford
Dorothy McGuire
Arthur Kennedy
John Hodiak
Katy Jurado
Rafael Campos Wuano. Hernandez
Ake
US Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Commerce
W. R. Schuetze
Schuetze's of
Sheboygan
Fred Reber
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Dodgeville
Phil
Phil Silvers
Sgt
Medical Shadow World
Leely
Paes Ayo
Heston
Foster
Frepeniky Risson
Mera
Technicolor
Rosalind Fernando Russell
Lamas
Eddie Albert
Gloria de Haven
Ciemascore
Joe McDoakes
Bugs Bunny
Goetz
Cola Parker
Goetz Theatre
Fabulous
Las Vegas
Poe Eso Wear
Gavest
Cerra
Las Vega
Securiy
Poe Re Galan
Eeucia Paola
Green County
Simmons Woodcraft Lumber Co
Monroe Construction Co
Wendell L. Simmons
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