Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with light snow in extreme north. Saturday remains cloudy and warmer with light snow in extreme north. Low tonight from zero to five below in extreme north and fifteen to twenty below in the south. High Saturday from fifteen to twenty in the north and thirty to thirty five in the south. Earlier, the high was eighteen and the low four. Abilene led the nation with eighty four. Gordon, Wisconsin, was cold at forty two. Sunrise at seven twenty. sunset at five six.
Justice L A Koenig and Amadeo guilty in 30 mph school zone case
Justice L A Koenig and Samuel J Amadeo of Freeport found guilty for driving 30 mph in a school zone. Amende honor $18 plus costs cited. Also listed are obituaries and birth notices: Deaths Mrs Thomas Reilly Jr of Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs Ernest A Spring of 1714 15th street welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs William Struck of Brodhead. Paui Ji Madison General hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Zanzinger of Brooklyn. a birth on Jai 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Koenig
Samuel J. Amadeo
Freeport
Ernest A. Spring
15Th Street
William Struck
Brodhead
Paui Ji
Madison’ General Hospital
Edward Zanzinger
Brooklyn
Jai
Madison General Hospital
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Names Listed
A list from St. Clare Hospital records shows patients undergoing tonsillectomy including Donald E Brown of Monroe and Glen L Schultz. Names from Surgical and Medical wards include Bert Posorske, Mrs Charles R Cliff, Jacob D Kundert, E Wilde, and William Little with dismissals of several staff and patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E Brown
Monroe
Richard
Barbara Koller
Juda
Glen L. Schultz
Brodden
Bert Posorske
Warren
Charles R. Cliff
Winslow
Jacob D. Kundert
23Nd Avenue
Dun
E. Wilde
Blanchardville
William Little
Beloit
Tom Kvito
Nic Buergisser
Roy F. Rothenbuehler
Richard Hauri
Kenneth Schrier
Roy Block
Jack Ponyicsanyi
State Public Aid Rises 22 Percent in December
Madison reports the state department of public welfare shows public aid costs and caseloads climbing. Grants last month rose 22.2 percent from December 1948, with 119,821 people assisted, the highest since January 1943, up 26.4 percent in a year. Aid totals: 4,136,435 dollars for 119,821 recipients. 51,550,150 for 1,374 permanently disabled. 41,381 for 673 recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Department
Brodhead Chamber To Elect Directors
Brodhead chamber of commerce members will meet at the Pythian hall Monday evening for their annual meeting. The three year terms of two board members Harry Hartmann and John Dearn ing expire and elections for those posts will be held. After the elections and chamber meeting, the board will meet to elect officers for the coming year. Committees for the year will be announced. H F Kueck is chairman of the food committee for the lunch planned after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proaneaa —Opeciiy
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce
Pythian Hall
Harry Hartmann
John Dearning
H. F. Kueck
Sophomores Host Informal Dance at Youth Center
The sophomores turned out 60 strong for an informal dance last evening at the Youth Center. Tonight the after game dance at Lincoln gym features Gordon Olson and his combo, a local musical trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Center
Lincoln Gym
Gordon Olson
Fairchild Seeks Writ Against ABC in Wisconsin
Atty Gen Thomas Fairchild filed in Dane County Circuit Court to bar the American Bowling Congress and officers from operating in Wisconsin until the organization eliminates alleged color and creed discrimination. The summons gives 200 days to answer. The complaint cites 173 Wisconsin affiliates with about 23,500 teams in 2,620 leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magison
American Bowling Congress
Wisconsin
Dane County
Thomas Fairchild
Toda
ABC
Illinois
Milwaukee
Fairchild
Congress
Motorists Fined In School Zone Speeding Case
Samuel Jamageo of Freeport was fined $18 and costs after police arrested him for driving 30 miles per hour in a school zone. The arrest occurred at 8:22 a.m. near the high school, before he appeared before Justice L A Koenig at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuel Jamageo
Freeport
Justice Court
Amadeo
Freeport Road
Justice of the Peace L. A. Koenig
Twirlers to perform at Fort Atkinson Monroe game
The Monroe high school senior twirling squad will perform between halves at the Fort Atkinson Monroe basketball game tonight. Members include Lucille Burkhalter LaVon Broge Phoebe Abraham Evelyn Hart Twig and Gale Bissell. Basil Kildow was injured in Chicago with a broken shoulder and ribs after a car collision. The Germans move to apartment at 1401 14th avenue with Viney moving into vacated unit. Mrs. David Joy returns home after hip fracture. Jack Ponyiesanyi released from St. Clare hospital after overnight medical stay. Frida Kaech of Madison announces candidacy for Dane county board from the 8th ward.
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Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Basil Kildow
Albany
Charles Kildow
Chicago
Harris F. Germann
Times
14Th Avenue
Joseph D. Viney
11Th Street
Jack Ponyiesanyi
John Ponyiesanyi
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Dane Post
New Glarus
Frida Kaech
Madison
Katherine Kaech
Dane County Board of Supervisors
State Department of Public Welfare
Local residents visit and call in Monroe area
A compilation of personal visits and callers from Monticello Albany Madison River Brown Argyle Mt Horeb and other areas. Numerous students and family members from UW Madison Milwau kee Mount Mary College and Milton College spend breaks at home. Family trips to Key West and regional trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacob Burgy
Monticello
Edward Strasser
Albany
Edward Kehl
Madison
Monroe
Harry Meade
River
William Baumgartner
Mt.Horeb
William May
Brown
Town
Milo Melland
Mt. Hored
John Bright
Harvey Bright
Argyle
Mabel Blumer
Glarus
Willard Zimmerli
Will
Kathleen’ Sheehan
Frank Sheean
Fred Stauffacher
Glen Stauffacher
Rolland Karlen
Fred Karlen Jr
John Kundert
Fred W. Kundert
Hans Sulzer
Johanna Sulzer
Barbara’ Stauffacher
Walter Stauffacher
Route 4
Kathryn Krauss
Kottleb Krauss
15Th Avenue
Milton College
Donna Lois Olson
Edna Olson
University
Jean Babler
University of Wisconsin
Lee C. Babler
A.C. Poole
Marian
Poole
St. Clare Hospital
Earl Dockhorn
19Th Street
Key West
Fla
Coyia
Robert Stamm
David Johnson
Lawrence A. Brown
Evangelical United Brethren Southern District
Beloit
Mary Hess
Mount Mary College
Milwaukee
Genevieve Bertz
Loyal
Rudy Hess
State Officials Plan Monthly Work Reports
Officials agreed to submit monthly progress reports to the governor's office. The reports will summarize activities for each month and list anticipated problems. About 50 directors, chairmen, and agency heads met with Gov Rennebohm at a conference initiating a series of monthly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennebohm
Navy Jet Pilot Bails Out Near Atlantic City
Lt. J. L. Holbrook of Wauwatosa bailed from a aircraft at 13,000 feet over Beach Haven inlet and spent eight minutes in icy water before rescue by Lt. R. J. Long from Lakehurst. He was to be flown back to Philadelphia base later, after landing gear damage at Mustin Field.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia
J. L. Holbrook
Wauwatosa
Atlantic City Naval Air Station
D. P. Johnson
Archbishop Bans Pulpit Politics In England Election Sermons
York England's second-ranking churchman the archbishop of York has ordered Church of England priests to keep politics out of sermons about Britain's general election on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
England
Archbishop of
Britain
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie E. Thorp observed
Mrs. Hattie E. Thorp died Tuesday. Services were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Stnessy funeral home with Rev. Ralph K. Kofoed officiating. Interment followed in Greenwood cemetery. Grandsons Theodore Thorp, Tom Thorp, Frank Thorp, David Discher, William Discher and nephew Michael Ster served as bearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Thorp
Hattie E. Thorp
Stnessy
Ralph K. Kofoed
Greenwood Cemetery
Theodore Thorp
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Tom
Frank Thorp
Clarno
David
William Discher
Chicago
Michael Ster
South Wayne
Lake Geneva Site Hinted for Radar Intercept Station
Local residents await confirmation as rumors spread that a radar interception station will be built in Walworth County to support a new civil defense program. Army Engineer Corps in Chicago seeks contracts for 19 buildings and access roads near Highways 50 and 67. Work begins March 1 and should finish by November 1 on about 50 acres bought by the government last May and surveyed in October. The land sits on the county’s highest point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Geneva
Walworth
Army Engineer Corps
Chicago
PSC HOST TO JAPS
Madison witnesses seven Japanese utility experts meet Wisconsin public service commission members. The visitors, heads of large electric companies, observed a rate hearing and studied state utility laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSC
Madison
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Air Force Plane Lost with 44 Aboard
A four engine United States air force C 54 carrying 36 passengers and eight crew members has not been heard from since yesterday. The craft was flying from Elmendorf field Alaska to Great Falls Montana and was last reported over Snag Yukon territory. A sweep of Amber airway No 2 from Northway Alaska to Fort Nelson British Columbia was planned today covering a 20 mile swath each side of the route. Snag lies in Yukon about 20 miles east of the Alaska Yukon border.
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Edmonton
Alta
RCAF
Elmendorf Field
Anchorage
Alaska
Great Falls
Mont
Snag
Yukon Territory
Northway
Fort Nelson
B. C
Yukon
Alaska-Yukon
Attend Thorp Rites Draws Out-of-Town Relatives
Out-of-town relatives and friends attended the services for Mrs. Hattie E. Thorp yesterday. Guests included Harry E. Thorp and many others from Beloit Chicago Great Lakes Denver Freeport Winslow Orangeville Brodhead South Wayne and Den ver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorp
Hattie E. Thore
Harry E. Thorp
Mmes
Jay Barmore
Beloit
Arthur J. Discher
David
William Discher
Charles Puchmelter
Madel Ster
Chicago
Theodore T.’ Thorp
Great Lakes Naval Training Base
John Bond
Denver
Colo
Colo.; Messrs. and
Mines
J. W. Evans
Susan
Freeport
Carl Weckerly
Will Kundert
Winslow
Birdie Goodhart
Orangeville
Sade Loomis
Mae Kleckner
Brodhead
George E. Thorp
Donald Thorp
Michael Ster
South Wayne
Fire at Livingston Causes 115000 Loss
A Thursday explosion and fire at Livingston caused about 115000 in damages to two business establishments the Gratz garage and the Livingston Co op Oil Co Alcohol poured into a frozen radiator sparked the blaze no injuries were reported among workers or residents a $14000 grader bought by Clifton was also destroyed in the fire with fire departments from Montfort Platteville and Livingston responding to the scene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aavingawn —Vey— Uunsars
Livingston
Gratz
Livingston Co-op Oil Co
Montfort
Platteville
Clifton
Grant County
Grain prices sink on dull Chicago trading day
Grain prices fell toward the close on the Chicago Board of Trade as trading remained listless. Early dealings showed wheat with slight strength while corn eased, marking few price changes in a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Wheat Market Treads Water as Dealers Report Large Corn Bookings
Wheat backed down late in the day while trading remained slow on both sides. Cash dealers reported bookings of 81,000 bushels of corn, the largest of the week, with observers saying the action will bring more receipts in the future.
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Tex
Gordon
Wis
Midian
Thomas Reilly Jr
Brodhead Chamber
Rockford
Luick
Pocket Books
J. J. Deacon
David Joy
20Th Avenue
Dearth Motor Sales
Monroe, Wis
Mason's Tavern
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Navy
News of the Homemakers
Wayne Group
Glen Krupke
Casper Maurer
Evelyn Scherweitz
Lafayette County
W. C. McConnell
Cadiz
Browntown Center
Cadiz Town Hall
Nic Calabresa
Green County
Myron E. Jeglum
Connors Plumbing and Heating
Wisconsin State Master Plumbers Ass‘n
Pan Sha
Air Force
Irke
Lanz Agency
Chocolate Shop
Otto
Sunday Journal
Sentinel
Pto Road
Wards
Okitchen
Montgomery Ward & CO. Building Materials Dept
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