Daily Record Weather Summary for July 1 1950
Cloudy with showers tonight then clearing in the northwest. Cooler in the northwest and not so cool in the southeast. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler with a few showers in the extreme southeast during forenoon. Tonight low 42 to 46 northwest 52 to 58 south and east. Sunday high 65 north 66 to 72 south. Precipitation trace since yesterday. Sunrise 4 25 sunset 7 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers From Local Estates and Church
James O Connor estate transfers land in Monroe township to Jacob Schuetz Jr. A separate conveyance moves McFar land titled to Brooklyn Lutheran Church of Brooklyn including a portion of its lots and adjacent blocks in the west side addition to Brooklyn village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’connor
Jacob Schuetz Jr
Monroe Township
William B. Rasmussen
McFarland
Brooklyn Lutheran Church of Brooklyn
West Side
Brooklyn
Marriage Licenses for Ruth Vollenweider and Joseph Esser
Ruth C. Vollenweider formerly of New Glarus and Joseph B. Esser both of Madison filed a marriage license application in Dane County.
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Ruth C. Vollenweider
New Glarus
Joseph B. Esser
Madison
Dane County
Deaths of Mrs. Sarah P. Scotchbrook and Henry Hosely
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Sarah P. Scotchbrook 81 of Winslow and Henry Hosely 67 of route 4 Janesville.
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Sarah P. Scotchbrook
Winslow
Henry Hosely
Janesville
Births Listed for Families in Different Cities
Mr and Mrs Eugene B Collins of Janesville welcome a daughter born July 1. Mr and Mrs Robert Spencer of Albany announce a daughter born June 30. Mr and Mrs Edward Gilbert Blanchardville expect a son born July. Mr and Mrs Alva Divan of Beloit welcome a son born July 1. Mr and Mrs Walter H Reser of 1712 21st Avenue announce a daughter born July 1.
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Eugene ‘B. Collins
Janesville
Robert Spencer
Albany
Edward Gilbert—_ Blanchardville
Alva Divan
Beloit
Walter H. Reser
21St Avenue
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Roster
St Clare Hospital lists patients for tonsillectomy and medical cases including Marianne Roo sli from Gratiot Eugene Updike Monticello Mrs Mabel Beall Warren and surgical patient Myron C Rundle Woodford plus additional names from Beloit Janesville and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Mrs Harold Hal verson Mrs David Woods and daughter and other listed individuals.
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Marianne Roosli
Gratiot
Eugene Updike
Monticello
Mabel Beall
Warren
Myron C. Rundle
Woodford
Oscar B. Kammerud
Blanchardville
Lloyd Sedig
South Beloit
Henrietta Buchhoeltz
Janesville
Robert H. Bjerk
Beloit
Rueben L. Kingdon
13Th Avenue
William H. Blum
Route 4
Harold Halverson
David Woods
Leo Sarbacker
Harry C. Nye
Joyce Griffin
Henry Melland
Sherman Olson
Pickups Along The News Beats Delivers Strawberries
Leland C White reacted with surprise when a stranger fulfilled his aloud wish for plain old fashioned strawberry shortcake at his home after a dinner with a previous evening companion. A large bowl of strawberries whipped cream and hot shortcake were delivered to 1506 11th street. The delivery came as he stood in his apartment door Thursday night and the donor fled before he could identify her.
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Leland C. White
L1th Street
Relatives Visit Here After Gibbon Funeral
Mrs. John A. Vance of Osage Iowa stays several days with her sister Mrs. Roy M. Grant after traveling here due to the death of sister Mrs. E S Gibbon of Janesville a former Monroe and Albany resident. Mr and Mrs Thomas Gravenor and son Roger of Washington Illinois and their daughter Mrs Nick Wagner of Peoria returned home after being called by the funeral. Mr Gravenor is a brother of Mrs Vance and Mrs Grant. They were overnight guests of the Grants.
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John A. Vance
Osage
Roy M. Grant
E. S. Gibbon
Janesville
Monroe
Albany
Thomas Gravenor
Roger
Washington
Ill
Nick Wagner
Peoria
Gibbon
Mr. Gravenor
Gloria Dixon
Hannah Olmstead
Orfordville
Stanton P. Stears
Thomas C. Ferguson
Baltimore
Peter Kammerude
Blanchardville
Shriner- Neushwander
Herman E. Dittmer
Knipschild
Milwaukee
John Ammann
Monticello
Emma Tschanz
William Burger
Neenah
Barbara Dee Lynch
Burton H. Lynch
Burton Lynch Jr
Wausau
Martha Blum
Lake Okauchee
Frank Erdman
Brodhead
Bertha Thoman
Freeport
Green County
Times Office
George Opper
Riverside
Eva Orr
St. Louis
E. N. Churchill
Opper
Miss Orr
Churchill
W. E. Wenger
Billie Ann
Arthur Collentine
Oconomowoc
Collentine
Betty Wenger
Ben Rosa
Dianne
Kathryn
Cherilee
Marengo
E. B. Rosa
Troy Rice
Juda
Harriet Rice
Beloit
Ralph Bridge
Nancy Jane
Marilynne
Hamilton
D. C
Cynthiana
Menomonee Falls
Crusius
Eden Theological Seminary
Websters Grove
Kehle
T. P. Crusius
Claysburg
Shortage delays Wisconsin license plates for truckers
Madison reports a steel shortage will delay issuing plates to many Wisconsin truckers. Drivers who have applied for new tags will not be pursued by enforcement, says Melvin Larsen, licensing director for the motor vehicle department.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Melvin Larsen
Motor Vehicle Department
No Inquest Planned Into Dittmer Death
Coroner Herman A. Stuessy announced no coroner's inquest will be held into the death of 41 year old Mrs. Herman E. Dittmer of 1320 20th avenue. She died after losing consciousness following a Monday crash at a farm truck intersection, with drivers Sonderegger and Timm present and no blame assigned. Funeral services are planned for Monday at Shriner-Neushwander with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman E. Dittmer
20Th Avenue
Herman A. Stuessy
Dittmer
St. Clare Hospital
Robert Sonderegger
12Th Street
Donald H. Timm
Stuessy
Karl Burkhalter
Green County Highway Police
Court House
Walter G. Timm
Burkhalter and
Armstrong
Wilbur E. Deininger
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Sonderegger
Bruce M. Blum
Miss Kathryn Chambers Featured in Blithe Spirit Role
Miss Kathryn Chambers of Linden Circle theater group at Peel's Linden Inn Cedar Lake is pictured in Milwaukee press in costume as Mrs Bradman in Blithe Spirit. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Chambers and competed in the state Alice in Dairyland contest. She studies at Layton Art school in Milwaukee.
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Kathryn Chambers
Juda
Linden Circle Theater Group
Peel
Linden Inn
Cedar Lake
Milwaukee
Bradman
Miss Chambers
William Chambers
Layton Art School
Kohli Returns from Nine Month Round-the-World Trip
Louis H. Kohli docked in New York after a nearly nine month voyage around the world. He was greeted by his son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs John Kohli of Evanston Illinois and accompanied to Fort Wayne Indiana then traveled by train to Freeport.
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L. H. Kohli
Louis H. Kohli
New York
Inlaw
John Kohli
Evanston
Ill
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Freeport
Fever Marry Applications for 16 Marriage Licenses
Sixty six marriage license applications were filed at the county clerk’s office during June surpassing last year’s 27 for the same period. The report notes this year’s total included 16 applications this month.
Blum Son Born in Beloit Hospital
Mr and Mrs Duane Blum of Beloit are the parents of a son named Gary Lee born at Beloit hospital on June 26. Mr Blum is the son of Mr and Mrs Leon Blum, former Monroe residents.
Occupy New Home for Chin Family at 1700 28th Avenue
Mr and Mrs Robert V Chin nock and their son Michael occupy their new residence at 1700 28th avenue today in a small home warming announcement featuring a local family relocation.
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Robert V. Chinnock
Michael
28Th Avenue
Laeser Named Manager of Turner Hall
Sebastian Laeser Jr. today assumed management of Turner Hall succeeding Julius Hofer who resigned after 11 years as hall manager. Hofer stepped down after a long tenure and Laeser will lead operations.
Mielkle Takes Over Chuck's Tavern in July Transfer
Albert H. Mielkle today assumed ownership of Chuck's Tavern at 1502 Ith Street after a months‑long transaction. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schafer, former owners, spend the summer months in Rib Lake and will return west later this season.
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Albert H. Mielkle
Chuck
Lth
Charles W. Schafer
Riblake
Two Blanchardville Women Sail for Norway Three Months
Mrs. Olaf Stenbroten and Mrs. Andrew Lien depart Blanchardville for Norway for a three month stay. They sailed June 27 and will return October 10. Mrs. Lien will visit relatives in Bang Valdres and Mrs. Stenbroten will visit her parents brother and sisters in Hadeland Norway.
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Norway
Olaf Stenbroten
Andrew Lien
Blanchardville
Lien
Bang
Valdres
Stenbroten
Hadeland
Building Going Up Near Highways 81 and 11
Monroe Machine and Welding Works will occupy a 30 by 50 foot cement block building on the east side of highway 81 just north of highway 11. Conrad Leverton, owner, said the structure should be ready for occupancy around July 20.
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Highway 81
Monroe Machine and Welding Works
Conrad Leverton
Madison Legislative Council schedules July committee meetings
The Madison legislative council today scheduled three committee meetings for July. The council meets July 17. All meetings will be held in Madison. The schedule lists July 10 highway committee, July 20 21 budget committee and July 31 agriculture.
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Madison
Legislative Council
Agriculture
Plan Argyle Concert by The Messengers at Argyle Lutheran
The Messengers a gospel quartet from Minneapolis will give a sacred concert at Argyle Lutheran church at 8 p m Monday. Members are students of Augsburg college.
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The
Messengers
Minneapolis
Argyle Lutheran Church
Augsburg College
Personal notices and visits fill regional social scene
Daily society notes list numerous visitors and local calls from Albany Orfordville Milwaukee and Chicago area residents. Names include Gloria Dixon Hannah Olmstead and Marcella Kammerude with travels to Madison Monroe Juda and Wausau among others. Also mentions Swiss cheese history booklets and upcoming funeral services for Mrs Dittmer.
Defenses in Hawaii Believe Adequate for Future Attacks
Pearl Harbor report says American military authorities deem Hawaii's defenses adequate to repel another strike. Ground sea and air forces are small but considered sufficient under current conditions. Magic-eye radar is reported to screen Hawaii on all sides, though it may not provide full advance warning of a surprise air raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
U. S
Kohler Opens Vote Tour Swing July 10
Walter J. Kohler Jr. Republican candidate for governor will begin his campaign tour July 10 with stops in Madison Dodgeville Darlington Platteville Lancaster and Prairie du Chien. The schedule omits Monroe from the itinerary.
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Walter J. Kohler Jr
Madison
Dodgeville
Darlington
Platteville
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Monroe
State Traffic Claims 323 for Six Months
Wisconsin traffic accidents this year claimed 323 lives, matching the total for the first six months of 1949. The state motor vehicle department reported today that June accidents took 41 lives, compared with 61 persons killed during June, 1949.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
Eight-Year-Old Tommy Krueger Begs Off Polio Battle
Eight-year-old Tommy Krueger of Evansville, struck by polio last October, enjoys summer outdoors in a wheelchair after hospital care in Madison. He loves his dachshund Pepper and two rabbits, and his family notes slight weight gain since returning home.
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Tommy Krueger
Tommy
Ben Krueger
Route 3
Evansville
Emma Kelly
13Th Avenue
Pleasant Valley School
Rock County
Anna Mae Langrehr
William O. Blum
Europeans Told Reds Avoid Clash
Soviet propaganda in Berlin and eastern Europe urged Moscow’s non intervention in Korea. Newspapers from Berlin to Bucharest stressed Moscow’s policy of staying out of the conflict while the United States and Soviet notes on Korea circulated on bloc front pages. The Taegliche Rundschau called Moscow’s reply to the interventional request clarifying the Korean question.
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Berlin
Europe
Russia
Bucharest
Moscow
U. S
Korea
Germany
Taegliche Rundaschau
Wheat Support Price Set at $1.99 a Bushel
Washington reports 1950 crop wheat will be supported at a national farm average of $1.99 per bushel, four cents above last year. The program, announced by the agriculture department, uses a 90 percent floor of the July 1 parity price of $2.21 under farm law provisions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Albania protests Italy and Vatican accusations
Albania accuses Italy and the Vatican of organizing spy and sabotage groups aimed at harassing and undermining Premier Enver Hoxha's communist regime in London.
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Albania
London
Italy
Vatican
Enver Hoxha
Clarence Reuter Ill in Madison Hospital
Clarence Reuter is reported seriously ill at a Madison hospital. He underwent surgery at Monroe about two months ago.
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Clarence Reuter
New Glarus
Madison Hospital
Monroe
Janesville Man Henry Hosely Killed Crossing Highway 14
Henry Hosely a former Brodhead resident was struck and killed while crossing U S highway 14 just north of Janesville at about 7 p m He suffered a skull fracture and both legs were fractured His widow Martha Hensel Hosely survives with five sons seven daughters two brothers and 12 grandchildren The body is at Overton funeral home Janesville pending word from a son in the air force Driver Harold Seils of Evansville 24 said he followed a truck and a car and swerved left to miss Hosely has not been charged
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Henry Hosely
Janesville
Brodhead
U. S. Highway 14
Hosely
Hoesly
Harold Seils
Evansville
Overton Funeral Home
Air Force
Markets Report from Chicago Livestock and Grains
Hog prices rose with barrows and gilts 2.00-2.25 higher while sows gained 1.25-1.75. Receipts about half sows. top hog price 22.50. Cattle values mixed to higher with steers, heifers, and bulls showing gains and late highs near 33.00 for heavyweight steers. Grain markets surged with soybeans leading the advance to seasonal highs. July soybeans around 3.22, corn 1.51, wheat up to 2.35.
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Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Air photographer James Hill dies after plane crash
Green Bay reports aerial photographer James Hill aged 24 from Oneida died at St. Vincent's hospital after a crash in a field near the Brown Oconto county line. He had been injured yesterday when his plane went down.
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Green Bay
James Hill
Oneida
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Hill
Brown-Oconto County
Swiss Cheese Market Steady Amid Active Trade
The Swiss cheese market remained steady for the week ending Wednesday with fair to good demand and more active trade across grades. Wisconsin price ranges: state brand 38 to 39 cents, grade B 36 to 39, grade C 34 to 36, grinders around 30 cents per pound. receipts exceeded trade needs and moved to storage. The state public service commission bans heavy trucks on certain routes from noon to 10 pm Saturdays and 9 am to 10 pm Sundays through Sept 10. Universal International Pictures expands into a milk plant operation at its West Coast studio for the film The Milkman, with 57 trucks and vast equipment for authentic background.
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F.o.b
Wisconsin
State Public Service Commission
Universal - International Pictures
Universal Studio
Jimmy Durante
Donald O’connor
Dr John C Herweg Becomes Full Time Pediatrician at Monroe Clinic
Dr John C Herweg of Springfield Missouri begins his first day as a full time pediatrician at Monroe Clinic. He arrived with his wife Dr Janet Scovill and two daughters who will assist in pediatrics during the family residence at 602 15th Avenue.
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John C. Herweg
Springfield
Monroe Clinic
Herweg
15Th Avenue
Monroe
Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
Janet Scovill
State Medical Board
Milwaukee
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Missing Plane Lands Safely in Greene New York
A small plane carrying two Flying Farmers of America leaders and their wives landed safely in Greene New York after a reported missing flight over Lake Michigan. On board were Mr. and Mrs. Red Adams of Greene and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tyler of New Milford Pennsylvania. Adams, 35, is president of the New York Flying Farmers and Tyler heads the Pennsylvania group. Adams said the trip was uneventful and they heard no reports of a missing plane until landing.
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Greene
N. Y
Flying Farmers of America
New York
Lake Michigan
Red Adams
Gerald Tyler
New Milford
Adams
New York Flying Farmers Organization
Tyler
Pennsylvania
Binghamton, N. Y
Four Lost In Boeing B-50 Crash In Florida Takeoff
A Boeing B-50 bomber crashed and exploded after catching fire during takeoff in Tampa Florida. Four crew members are missing while eight of the twelve aboard parachuted to safety and none of the survivors was seriously injured.
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Tampa
Fla
LaCrosse- Roy Davidson Dies at 56 on Brief Illness
LaCrosse resident Roy Davidson age 56, member of the state board of normal school regents, died today after a brief illness. Burial plans pending.
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LaCrosse
Roy Davidson
State Board of Normal School Regents
Varied Weather Seen For Holiday Weekend
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional showers tonight and generally fair conditions Sunday. Temperatures rise slowly Monday. Monroe saw 76 degrees at 1 p.m. and a trace of rain at noon. June ended cooler than hot with 88 and 90 on Sunday and Monday, a month low of 44, and 6.52 inches of rain across 25 fair days.
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Monroe
Winslow Woman Dies After Illness at Deaconess Hospital
Mrs Sarah Perthenia Scotchbrook 81 a Winslow resident died at 12 35 am at Deaconess hospital Freeport after a two week illness A Stockton Illinois born widow she had married William Luce in 1891 and Willard A Scotchbrook in 1903 Surviving daughters Irene Cliff Ruby Lindstrom Jeannette Carlson Cecile Miller and Bessie Scotchbrook son Ray Scotchbrook eight grandchildren eight great grandchildren one sister Cora Horsch Funeral at Cardascio funeral home Monday burial in Stockton Ladies Union Cemetery
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Winslow
Sarah Perthenia Scotchbrook
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Sarah Perthenia Parker
Charles and
Annadila Parker
Stockton
Ill
William Luce
Willard A. Stotchbrook
Irene Cliff
Ruby Lindstrom
Winthrop
Minn
Bessie Scotchbrook
R. N. Rockford
Jeannette Carlson
Rockford
Cecile Miller
Pearl City
Ray Scotchbrook
Warren
Cora Horsch
Cardascio Funeral Home
Ladies’ Union Cemetery
Air Force Says 12 Planes Lost In Korean War Campaign
U S air force reports twelve American aircraft lost since the Korean fighting began. The losses include fighters light bombers and transports, among them a C 54 transport that crashed Friday at Pusan with 23 lives lost. B 29s from the Twentieth air force carried out bombing at Seoul and along the Han River and returned safely to base.
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Tokyo
Han River
Redheld
Seoul
U. S. Air Force
Pusan
Air Force
Twentieth Air Force
Han
Waltham Watch Plant Hopes Reopen After Holiday
Trustees of the Waltham Watch Co announce plans to reopen the Boston area factory after the holiday weekend following court approval of a stockholder sponsored reorganization. Federal Judge George C. Sweeney signed off on the plan, ending the shutdown since February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Waltham Watch Co
Waltham
George Co. Sweeney
Crash Kills Infant in Black River Falls
A head on collision near Black River Falls killed 13 month old Patrick Olander and seriously injured four Chicago residents. The infant was the son of Mr and Mrs William Olander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Chicago
Here
Patrick Olander
William Olander
Veterans debate recall rules for non reservists after war
Washington reports army and air force spokesmen say veterans discharged without new reserve commissions cannot be recalled if a presidential call up occurs. Air force would offer new commissions to former officers on rolls. enlistees retain protection from recall. Navy reserve officers remain in indefinite commissions. most on inactive duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Air Force
Navy
Naval Reserve
Woman Bank Teller Outsmarts Bandit in Seattle Hold Up
Mae Natori a Seattle bank teller with two children faced a pistol and a demand for cash. She activated the burglar alarm, gathered about $2,300 from her counter into the robber’s bag, shouted for help, and pursued the fleeing bandit, who was captured two blocks away.
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Seattle
Mae Natori
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