Weather summary for January 6 1950 with temperatures
Partly cloudy and warmer in the north tonight with a high near 25 north and near 30 south on Saturday. Temperatures show yesterday's high at 31 and low at 15. Barometer readings 29.78 at 1 am and 29.70 at 1 pm. Warmest U S spot was Tampa Florida at 81 degrees, coldest International Falls Minnesota at 27. Sunrise 7 30, sunset 4 41.
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U. S
Tampa
Fla
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers Albany Subdivision Sale Noted
Zun Webb estate transfers to Henry Goreham parcels Its 5 6 7 8 bik 40 Its 1 8 inclusive bik 5 sub division of railroad add village of Albany with real estate transfer notation and subdivision reference.
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Zun Webb
Henry Goreham
Albany
County Court Judge Lamboley and Thurl Carpenter Forgery Sentencing
Judge Harold J. Lamboley and Thurl Carpenter of route 2 Grétiot face 10 forgery counts. Carpenter receives concurrent prison terms of 47 to 48 months on each count and may apply for probation.
Pickups Along The News Beats Divorce Granted Lorene Miller
Lorene Miller of Brodhead has been granted a divorce from Orville Miller on charges of cruel and inhumane treatment and non-support. Her former name Lorene Douglas is restored. The couple wed July 6, 1946, at Rockford and separated November 22, 1949. A property settlement was made.
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Vorces
Harold J. Lamboley
Lorene Miller
Brodhead
Orville Miller
Lorene Douglas
Rockford
Woman's Club to Host Cooking School Demonstration
The Woman's Club of Monroe will sponsor a cooking school on Wednesday at 2 p m in Turner hall. Miss Lenore Zimmer of Beaverdam will demonstrate gas and electric cooking methods to raise funds for the 1949-50 project to furnish a room in the new wing of St. Clare hospital. The American Home Committee, led by Mrs Jerome J Howe, heads the event with many club members assisting.
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Woman's Club of
Monroe
Turner Hall
Lenore Zimmer
Beavier Dam
St. Clare Hospital
American Home Committee
Jerome J. Howe
Mmes
Alex Abplanalo
Henry Babler
Robert Bartig
W. J. Cash
E. C. Hamilton
Lloyd L. Holmes
Robert Kingdon
Stewart F. Kingston
Charles R. Kohli
Forrest L. Kubly
A. E. Leiser
Blythe Myers
Harry J Bellahan
H. W. Riffle
George H. Schuh
Howard W. Smith
Brest E. Spring
Alfred Voegels
Alf. Wagner Jr
John Wagner
Ed Walter
Marie “Geigel
Sally Turnbull
Green County Mutual Insurance holds annual meeting
The Green County Mutual Insurance Co held its annual meeting at the courthouse yesterday afternoon. Directors re named included H. W. Haberman and Alfred Deininger, with Chester Stauffacher elected to complete the roster. A. C. Schmid is president and F. F. Hartwig treasurer, joined by directors Elmer Ammus, A. F. Anderson, Ralph W. Whitehead, and Fred Wuetrich. The company wrote 4,165,409.75 in insurance in 1949 and had 14,701,032 in force as of December 31, 1949. Total losses paid in 1949 were 9,533.15.
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Green County Mutual Insurance Co
Court House
H. W. Haberman
Alfred Deininger
Chester Stauffacher
A. C. Schmid
F. F. Hartwig
St Clare Hospital Surgical Dismissals Listing
Bruce Miller route 2 Monroe Nathan Burgi 1003 ler 1403 11th street Mrs neth Russell Dumbarton Mrs George Stassen 2523 11th street Mrs Frank Brookly Dismissals Mrs Willard Pet Edwin Bar Benedict Michael Wish Robert Richardson of Janesville Mrs Robert Rutsch
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Bruce Miller
Monroe
Nathan Burgi
Ler
11Th Street
Neth Russell
Dumbarton
George Stassen
11Th" Street
Frank Brookly
Willard Pet- Edwin Bar- Benedict
Michael Wish
Robert Richardson
Janesville
Robert Rutsch
Mrs Henry Wiesen of Darlington Dies at 89
Mrs Henry Wiesen 89 of Darlington died late Wednesday. Requiem services to be held at 9 a m tomorrow at Holy Rosary Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr Bernard Doyle officiating. Burial will be in Holy Rosary Cemetery. She is survived by husband Henry and several nieces and nephews.
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Varuigion
Henry Wiesen
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Bernard Doyle
Holy Rosary Cemetery
Moving Van Busy as Beaver with Albany Changes
Lawrence Kopp and family moved into the Kinney house, which Kinney vacated for the Canfil residence now owned by Henry Gorham. The Bernhagen family moved into the Osborne apartment above Edgewater Cafe, while Cecil McCreedy plans to move into the Clayton Burt house around January 20 after renting his farm to Roy Mauerman.
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Lawrence Kopp
Anthony Kinney
Kinney
Sarah Canfil
Henry Gorham
Harold Bernhagen
Thurl Carpenter Receives Probation After Forgery Case
Thurl Carpenter, sentenced on 10 counts of forgery in county court, placed on probation with restitution around 500 dollars. Judge Harold J. Lamboley ordered not less than 47 nor more than 48 months in state prison on each charge, to run concurrently. The defendant’s poor health was noted in a doctor's report.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Thurl Carpenter
Route 2
Grétiot
Anuri
Ara ‘Ot
Carpenter
Infant Son of Mauermann Dies in St. Clare Hospital
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mauermann of 1819 14th avenue died at 8:30 AM today in St. Clare hospital. The mother is Esther Siedschlag. Survivors include the parents and paternal grandmother Mrs. Anna Mauermann of Monroe. Private services will be held at 2:30 PM tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Howard L. Orians officiating. burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
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Stanley Mauermann
14Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Esther Siedschlag
Anna Mauermann
Monroe
Stuessy Funeral Home
Howard L. Orians
Green-wood Cemetery
Remodeling Talk at Court House Meeting For Dairy Fieldmen
An all day meeting at the courthouse discussed dairy barn remodeling and construction with fieldmen contractors and dairy suppliers present. Speakers included E H Bruns Carl H Nei from the college of agriculture and William Roper cement representative. Henry Luce named main speaker for January 24 chamber banquet in Janesville.
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Court House
E. H. Bruns
Carl H. Nei
College of Agriculture
William Roper
Personal Mentions From Many Towns In Midwest
A compilation of local notes lists Miss Cleo Mueller visiting Rockford and Mrs. Ella Berndt of Juda spending the day in Monroe. Several residents including John Walter in Madison on business, Arnold Heller and Robert Meller in Brodhead, and Edward Killingstad of Albany are noted for visits or business. Others from Monti cello and Brodhead areas heard of day trips, while Miss Margaret Milks and families from Brodhead and Albany were visitors in Monroe. Various local residents including E. D. Porterfield and Roy Blumer and family called on Monroe, with Fred McNutt and relatives from Fredericktown visiting nearby. Mrs. Robert Van Wagenen and daughter Linda Jean, plus Miss Barbara Blackbourn, called in Janesville, and Mrs. John Schindler from Belvidere visited her parents here. Allan F. Barnard, Gerald Fritz, and Gerald Von Klein attended the midwinter music clinic at the University of Wisconsin, and Jerry Lee Senn of Browntown is visiting relatives this week.
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Cleo Mueller
Rockford
Ella Berndt
Juda
Monroe
John Walter
Madison
Arnold H
Robert Meller
Brodhead
Edward Killingstad
Albany
Clarence Wittenwyler
Monticello
Margaret Milks
E. D. Porterfield
John Bemel
Oklahoma City
Okla
Monroe Clinic
Roy Blumer
Fred E. Blumer
Fred McNutt
Fredericktown
Wilbert Ott
Robert van Wagenen
Linda Jean
Barbara Blackbourn
News Paragraphs Hurt at School
Joe Zimmerman of Albany is recovering at home from rib injuries after an accident while tending a boiler during night janitor duty at the high school. Mrs. George Stiffler, with sister Mrs. J C Phillips, travels to Marshalltown Iowa where Mr. Stiffler will undergo eye surgery later in the week. Elizabeth Simmons, 89, of Albany recently entered Masshardt nursing home after a period of illness. The post office sells the first 6 cent Wright brothers air mail commemorative stamp honoring the Kittyhawk flight. A study of Lake Staedtler at Monticello is underway by Ward and Strand engineers to explore lake improvements. Rev A P Anderson, pastor of Argyle and Adams Lutheran churches, was elected secretary of the Wisconsin Lutheran Welfare Society board of directors. Miss Etha Discher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Discher, Route 1, is ill with pneumonia. Harold S Haworth was named national district congressman for 1950 by the American Marketing Congress and will attend the semi annual furniture mart in Chicago.
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Joe John E. Zimmerman
11Th Avenue
Argyle
A. P. Anderson
Adams
Wisconsin Lutheran Welfare Society
Anderson
National Post
Harold S. Haworth
American Marketing Congress
Congress
Haworth
State Retail Furniture Board
National Furniture Mart
Chicago
Parents Face Truancy Reprisal Over Bus Driver Issue
In Pine Lake, six grade parents kept children home after Elmer Curby drove the bus shown as the source of dispute. The school board pledged a temporary suspension until Jan 11, while county and state officials weigh possible warrants against the parents if truancy continues. Assemblyman Gilley vows to escalate if local action stalls.
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Seete Ae
Pine Lake
Elmer Curby
Curby
Norman Boettcher
Jesse Reed
Oneida
Clarence Gilley
George Watson
Hiss Case Halted By Juror Illness
The Alger Hiss perjury trial adjourned today due to a juror's illness as Dr. Carl A L Binger testified about government witness Whitaker Chambers showing signs of mental disorder. Judge Henry W Godard said a juror had a fever and the trial could resume Monday if he rests over the weekend. Four men and eight women are trying the former high state department official for perjury re leakage of government secrets to the Russians.
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Alger Hiss
Carl A. L. Binger
Whittaker Chambers
Henry W. Godard
State Department
Ten Cent Raise For Janesville Area Electric Workers
Electrical workers in the Janesville Belo area reached a new 1950 contract granting a ten cent per hour wage increase. Local 890 president Henry Ringhardt said base pay rises to 2.25 dollars an hour as negotiations concluded. Meanwhile Hell Norway saw temperatures fall to 40 degrees below zero yesterday.
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Janesville
Janesville-Belo
Henry Ringhardt
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Hell
Norway
Truman Sees Growth Path to $300 Billion Output in Five Years
President Truman outlines a future of expanding farm and factory output and growing American consumption to drive full recovery. He warns against continued investment slackening and cites potential unemployment reductions and rising family incomes toward the era’s goals. The 1950 economic outlook, supported by a council review, projects earnings rising to over $5,000 per family by 1954.
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Truman
United States
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Leon Keyserling
John D. Clark
RosA Alder Omitted From WRC Installation Committee
The name of Mrs Rosa Alder was omitted from the list of committee members for the WRC installation services Tuesday evening.
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Rosa Alder
WRC
Lafayette Republicans to Meet at Darlington Court House
Lafayette county Republicans will hold a general meeting at the courthouse in Darlington on January 13 at 8 p.m. Speaker will be Mrs John Wise president of the Federation of Women’s Republican clubs. John Rouse executive chairman will also attend.
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Lafayette
Darlington
Lafayette County
Court House
John Wise
The
Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
John Rouse
Chicago Markets solid hog and cattle trade report
In Chicago markets hogs sold 15.75 to 16.50 per cwt for most weights with early strength but steady to weak tone late, sows 11.75 to 13.25, cattle and calves mixed with steers and heifers steady to strong, bulls up to 50 cents, vealers firm. butter and eggs firm, live poultry steady to unsettled. Wall Street opened calm with a steady to modest tone after prior volatility.
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Chicago
USDA
Market Opens With Fast Start Then Slows In Early Session
The market started strong but soon slowed to a routine pace amid indecision. Trading was the briskest in over a year as investors awaited the president’s economic report to Congress released after 11 a.m. Federated Department Stores rose about one point on the session.
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Wall Street
Congress
Federated Department Stores
Mrs Rex Ash Dies At St Clare Hospital
Mrs Rex Ash sixty? 40 of Edgerton died at 7 10 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital where she had been a medical patient since Dec 19 Her husband survives The body is at Ruebin Tellefson funeral home Edgerton where funeral services are pending.
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Rex Ash
St. Clare Hospital
Edgerton
Ruebin Tellefson
Staff Party Hosted by Mrs Effie Wenger
Mrs Effie Wenger hosted the annual staff party with guests and colleagues attending. The event highlighted workplace camaraderie and seasonal cheer within the organization.
Belated Christmas Pie Prepared by Lady Aged 90
The Green County Welfare Department residence at 2402 10th Street housed the belated Christmas party. Mrs. Sam Isely, age 90, prepared the traditional mince pie Gessert and has managed the custom for many years.
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Green County Welfare Department
10Th Street
Sam Isely
Ant cargo grounded in Cleveland due to bad weather
Seventy pounds of ants bound for Pittsburgh were blocked in Cleveland today because of poor weather. The airline planned to deliver the unusual cargo to Union Firebrick Co. Officials expressed uncertainty about the ants’ purpose.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Union Firebrick Co
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Mauermann
Car
Holidayington
Woman's Club
First National Bank
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George Stiffler
J. C. Phillips
Marshaltown
Stiffler
Elizabeth Simmons
Masshardt Nursing Home
Wright Brothers Air Mail
Kittyhawk
Lake Monticello
Staedtler
Ward and
Strand
Madison Consulting
Etha Discher
Fred Discher
Hiss
Dearth Motor Sales
New York
Effie Wenger
Swiss Cheese Shop
Hiway
Elle
Kempfert’s
Fletchers Castoria
Pablum
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Lady Esther
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