Weather notes and local transfers and deaths in Brooklyn area
Weather forecast shows snow in the north and central tonight and Sunday with heavy cold. temperatures range from zero to 32 degrees, with extreme southeast warmer. Real estate transfers include James L DaWalt to Mrs Henry Blumer in Brooklyn. Marriage licenses list Nellie Ruth Stricker with Harold Albert Neuenseh and Mary Elizabeth Maurer with Peter Ernest Buol. Deaths: infant Nancy Lee Goecks, Mrs Carrie Leary, Franklin Clifford.
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James L. DaWalt
Henry Blumer
Bik
West Side
Village of
Brooklyn
Nellie Ruth Stricker
Monroe
Harold Albert Neuenseh
Wander
Mary Elizabeth Maurer
Peter Ernest Buol
Sylvester
Nancy Lee Goecks
10Th Street
Carrie Leary
Daington
Franklin Clifford
Evansville
Births noted for Jan including Blum and Frenzel families
Birth notices list a daughter for Mrs Delbert Blum Monroe on January 28 and a son for Mr and Mrs Walter Frenzel 1316 in the street on January 27. Also a daughter for Mr and Mrs Darrel Camron route 5 on January 27. St Clare Hospital Surgical Glen Rogens Clinton and Mrs Harold Bogda Rockford Medical Mrs John L McDonald Darlington Charles W Smith Juda Mrs Harvey Bright Argyle Francis Engler Beloit. Dismissals Fred Lange Mrs Stanley Olson and daughter Lewis R Coulthard John De Vita Ronald Mauerman Mrs David Joy Mrs Robert Holcomb and daughter.
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Delbert Blum
Monroe
Walter Frenzel
Th Street
Darrel Camron
Route 5
St. Clare Hospital
Glen L. Rogens
Clinton
Harold Bogda
Rockford Medical
John L. McDonald
Darlington
Charles W. Smith
Juda
Harvey Bright
Argyle
Francis Engler
Beloit
Fred Lange
Stanley Olson
Lewis R. Coulthard
John de Vita
Ronald Mauerman
David Joy
Robert Holcomb
Kelly Returns Home After Tree Crushing Injury
Thomas E. Kelly of 2302 13th Avenue was to return home today from a Madison hospital after being injured January 18 when a tree crushed him while working with a utility firm crew near Madison. Theodore J. Burgy, Green County service officer, returned yesterday from clinical examinations at Wood Veterans Hospital and will return Tuesday for final reports.
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Kelly
Thomas E
Ted) Kelly
13Th Avenue
Madison
Wood
Theodore J. Burgy
Green County Service
Wood Veterans Hospital
Dr Whalen Services Scheduled for Monday
Dr Whalen a Madison resident and president of the Madison Retriever Club died Friday in Madison Hospital. Funeral services will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Holy Mother of Wells Church with Rev Lyl Hard officiating. Burial in St Mary's Cemetery. He was a native of Fitchburg.
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Vester van Berkel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Dr. Whalen
Fitchburg
Madison
Madison Retriever Club
Speaker Outlines Cancer Drive Goals At Green County Meeting
C McLean of the Wisconsin division American Cancer Society told about a dozen Green County campaign subcommittee members that education makes up half the drive. He cited 50 percent mortality from cancer and urged early action and awareness of danger signals. The talk covered campaign methods, literature, and posters for the 1950 April national drive, and the society's threefold mission: research, education, and service.
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C. McLean
Madison
Wisconsin
American Cancer Society
Green County Campaign
Green Room
McLean
McArdle Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Leo H. Share
8Th Street
M. W. Stuessy
Brodhead
Floence Wartenweiler
Emma Rechsteiner F
Albany
Helen Stears
Ruth Chase
Green County
West Side Workers Club Hosts Chicken Dinner in Monroe
Thirteen members of the West Side Workers homemakers club dined at Banjo Pete's last night. Mrs Roycie Foulker was unable to attend. Every member visited the X-ray clinic in Monroe, achieving a 100 percent X-ray record for the group.
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West Side Workers
West Side Workers Homemakers Club
Banjo Pete
Roycie Foulker
Monroe
MISS STETTLER HONORED ON BIRTHDAY AT JUDA HIGH
Juda high school sophomores surprised Helen Stettler on her fifteenth birthday anniversary Wednesday evening. Games and refreshments followed by gifts from classmates as Helen’s mother and Joyce Arnsmeier and Anita Figi helped. Monticello Eastern Star holds regular meeting with obligation night. Refreshments served by local hosts.
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Monticello Des
Monticello
The
Eastern Star
Conrad Stauffacher
Fred Haldiman
Herman Schlittler
Bablers Honored At Housewarming In City Home
Mr and Mrs William Babler recently moved from their farm on route 3 and hosted a housewarming at 2321 16th Avenue last evening. Attendees included Walter Blum Harold Schultz John Koehner Edward Beer Pauline Sam Babler Rosa Schultz Wayne Hoffman Jane and Susan.
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Bahlers
William Babler
Route 3
16Th Avenue
Messrs
Mmes
Walter Blum
Harold Schultz
John Koehner
Edward Beer
Pauline
Sam Babler
Rosa Schultz
Wayne Hoffman
Jane
Susan
Infant Nancy Lee Goecks Dies at St. Clare Hospital
Nancy Lee Goecks infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin C Goecks of 1705 10th street died last evening at 8 in St. Clare hospital. Ill since birth December 31 1949 she is survived by her parents maternal grandmothers Mrs Katharina Goecks and Mrs Lena Rayhorn both of Monroe Private services were held today at 2 pm at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Walter H Waeckerle of Peace church Browntown officiating Interment was in Greenwood cemetery.
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Nancy Lee Goecks
Edwin C. Goecks
10Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Katharina Goecks
Lena Rayhorn
Monroe
Shriner- Neushwander
Walter H. Waeckerle
Peace Church
Browntown
Greenwood Cemetery
County CROP Group Receives Community Support
The County CROP group reports 2475 dollars received from local sponsors including Catholic Rural Life, Church World Service and Lutheran World Relief. The county committee is led by Russell Carter as chair with clergy Rev. E C McCollow Rev Lawrence A Brown Rev Newell Mendenhall Myron E Jeglum Frank Menehan Herman Schmitz Albert Marty Dean Rinehardt and Thomas Keegan.
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Green County
CROP
Catholic Rural Life
Church World ‘Service
Lutheran World Relief
Russell Carter
E. C. McCollow
Lawrence A. Brown
Newell Mendenhall
Myron E. Jeglum
Frank Menehan
Herman Schmitz
Albert Marty
Dean Rinehardt
Thomas Keegan
VA Finds Veterans Good Credit Risks on GI Loans
The VA states veterans are continuing to repay GI loan obligations well. Franklin W. Kelsey, VA finance administrator, said veterans are a splendid repayment record and remain good credit risks.
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Washingtonn
Veterans Administration
Frankin W. Kelsey
Juda Visits Milwaukee and Local Social Notes
Juda by Mrs. F. N. Miller reports Jake Rufener, Monroe, and Chester Albright in Milwaukee on business while Miss Joan Andrews from North Central college Naperville visits during mid semester vacation. Local callers include Rev. Homer Retzlaff and Glenn Boyer in Madison.Mrs. Charles Brugger of Monroe visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher. Oregon firemen complete 20 hour firemanship course under Madison vocational school. 85 percent of personnel certified. next 20 hour course planned for spring.
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Jake Rufener
Monroe
Chester Albright
Milwaukee
Joan Andrews
North Central College
Naperville
Harvey Andrews
Homer Retzlaff
Glenn Boyer
Madison
Charles Brugger
William Schumacher
Oregon
Oregon Department
Madison Vocational School
Fire Department
Local residents visit Monroe and surrounding towns today
Albany resident Kawara nungstan and Beloit businessman Ralph Meech visited Monroe for business calls. Rockford and Juda natives, including J W O Connor and Emil Schmerse, toured Monroe. UW students and college visitors from Milwaukee and Dubuque spend weekends at home. Booklets on Swiss cheese industry released. Florida trip for Fritz family and Madison trip for Waelti daughter. Behnkens plan 8000 turkeys in Juda area.
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Kawara Nungstan
Albany
Ralph Meech
Beloit
J. W. O'Connor
Rockford
Monroe
Martha Wolgast
Juda
B. L. Reuber
South Wayne
Dan Minnick
Clarno
Emil Schmerse
George Het
Leroy
Freeport
Visi
Floyd Mortenson
Harvey Day
Brodhead
Richard Rupnow
Marquette
Milwaukee
Fred Huber
Lorjas College
Dubuque
Norman Johnson
Rose Johnson
Dan Courtney
UW Studnet
William A. Trickel
John Maurer
University
Edward H. Maurer
Green County
Times Office
Herman Fritz
Barbara
8Th Street
Florida
Sam Waelti
Madison
Norma
Marian Frietag
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Til
W. S. Freitag
Evelyn Drake
Dorothy Johnson
Erma Klassy
Alpha Zeta Sorority
Manitowoc
Manuel Pagel
Monticello
John Behnken
1 Juda
Behnkens
Cane Newsprint Trial Successful
Holyoke mass reports a historic print run of 11 040 copies using paper made from sugar cane bagasse. The Holyoke Daily Transcript edition was hailed by editor William Dwight and independent experts as a complete success with no breaks. The new paper, developed by Kinsley Chemical Co, aims to supply newsprint to regions without wood pulp resources.
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Holyoke
Mass
Holyoke Daily Transcript
Chemical Paper Company
William Dwight
New England
Associat
Kinsley Chemical Co
Cleveland
Engagement of Carol Jean Blum to James C. Lanz Planned for Summer
Mr and Mrs Robert W Blum announce the engagement of their daughter Carol Jean to James C Lanz son of Mr and Mrs Herman F Lanz. A summer wedding is planned at an unspecified date and venue.
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Robert W. Blum
22Nd Avenue
Carol Jean
James C. Lanz
Herman F. Lanz
10Th Street
Polio Treatment Progress Lagging
Dr Justin M Andrews a public health service specialist told a house appropriations subcommittee that no advance in poliomyelitis treatment has occurred. He said diagnosis has improved for mild apparent and asymptomatic cases and urged deeper study of inner illnesses linked to paralytic polio to advance knowledge.
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House Appropriations
Justin M. Andrews
Public Health Service
Dr. Andrews
Thorp To Resume Dairy Operations
Thorp and sons Eugene and Robert will begin milk deliveries in February, supplying Guernsey raw milk from certified herds to Monroe as the Thorp dairy returns after an absence since April 1963. The 31 head Guernsey herd is state certified, TB and Bangs tested, with sanitary barns and routine cow washing before milking.
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Snorp Dairy
Monroe
Letha Thorp
Eugene
Robert
Guernsey
Thorp
Franklin Clifford Dies After Illness at Madison Hospital
Franklin Clifford aged 49 of Evansville died last night in a Madison hospital after a recent illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Roderick Funeral Home. He was a graduate of Evansville High School and attended the University of Wisconsin. Survived by his father Ernest Evansville and a son Richard serving with the Navy at Honolulu.
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Evan
Franklin Clifford
Madison
Roderick
Evansville
University of Wisconsin
Ernest
Richard
Navy
Honolulu
Requests flood fund up Danni seeks emergency repair money
Danni requests congress for 5 million dollars for flood control and levee repairs. Four million would be spent along Ohio river tributaries including the Wabash, and along the St Francis and White rivers in Arkansas and Missouri, with additional funds for other flood swept areas nationwide.
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Sconent
Congress
Ohio River
Wabash
St. Francis
White Rivers
Arkansas
Missouri
Legion aide Amelia Goan dies at 76 in Sioux City
Amelia Goan, 76, of Sioux City Iowa state historian for the American Legion auxiliary of Iowa, died here today after a long illness.
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Legion
Madison
Amelia Goan
Sioux City
American Legion Auxiliary of
Iowa
Britain’s Women Might Swing Vote in General Election
An analysis notes that 34.4 million voters include a large female majority and contends women could decide the outcome. It cites consumer concerns, shortages, and daily-life worries shaping their political priorities, including meat ration expectations and economic security before polling day.
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Py Arvin
London
Great Britain
Britain
China
Labor
Labor Party
Smelly Ellie Loses Part in Guild's Play
Canton theater announces that a pig actor titled Smelly Ellie was removed from the Canton players guild production January Thaw by William Roos after two performances. Director Jack Looker cut the walk-on role to spare audiences and cast. a younger, cleaner replacement from a local farm is being sought for the remaining three weeks of the run.
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Canton
Ellie
Canton Players Guild
William Roos
Jack Looker
West Germany to Receive Italian Foodstuffs in $11 Million Aid
Official notices describe a commercial agreement to ship $11,000,000 worth of Italian food to Allied occupied zones in West Germany. The plan includes $4,000,000 of fresh fruit vegetables and new potatoes, $500,000 tomatoes, $2,000,000 dried fruits and nuts, $800,000 milk and meat, $500,000 olive oil, and $400,000 other foods.
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Germany
Reds Tighten Up On East Germany
Soviet zone Berlin battles political and economic pressure as East German authorities push a secret police network. CDU leaders face charges of criminal utterances and sabotage with Western workers blamed. Helmstedt checkpoint slows freight with about 400 trucks queued and only seven allowed per hour.
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Perin
Germany
Christian Democratic Party
CDU
Berlin
Helmstedt
Dairymen's Groups Schedule Meetings Across Wisconsin
Dairymen's groups set meetings for Wisconsin Dairy men and Wisconsin Junior Dairymen. Gatherings are planned at Beaver Dam February 6 Reed s bur g February 7 Mosinee February 8 and Osceola February 9 with the senior association’s annual meeting scheduled in Green Bay on March 13.
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Ory
Wisconsin Dairymen’s
Wisconsin Junior Dairymen’s Associations
Beaver Dam
Reedsburg
Mosinee
Osceola
Green Bay
Red deputies clash in French assembly as benches broken
In Paris a fiery speech by a communist woman deputy triggered protests among national assembly members. Deputies broke benches and jeered while assembly president Eduard Herriot blew the siren to restore order and cleared galleries for safety.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Assembly
Eduard Herriot
Changes Seen for Social Security Setup This Year
Washington reports Congress likely to reform social security with higher old age pensions and broader coverage. The Senate and House debate differ, aiming to unite bills this year. Current pensions average about 25 dollars monthly, with many workers not covered.
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James Marlow Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Truman
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Advisory Council On Social Security
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Altmeyer
Lakeshore School Needs Aired In Wisconsin Study
The American Council of Education of Washington will study higher education needs of Wisconsin's Lakeshore area. A special governor's committee appointed by Gov Rennebohm set up a survey to decide if consolidation of Milwaukee teachers college and the University extension school in Milwaukee could form a single larger school to meet regional educational requirements.
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Madison
Amercan Council of Education
Washington
Wisconsin
Lakeshore
Rennebohm
Board of Normal Schools
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Teachers College
University Extension School
Milwaukee
Air Force Plans Secret Elkhorn Land Purchase
The Air Force said on Friday it is negotiating to acquire about 60 acres near Elkhorn for an air force installation. Spokesmen described the project as classified and declined to release further details.
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Air Force
Elkhorn
Washington
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