Daily Weather Record Sly Rec July 9 1952
Mostly fair and slightly warmer conditions forecast with temperatures from 54 to 60 cooling tonight and a high of 83 to 88 tomorrow. Sky may remain partly clear with light winds.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
8
Mostly fair and slightly warmer conditions forecast with temperatures from 54 to 60 cooling tonight and a high of 83 to 88 tomorrow. Sky may remain partly clear with light winds.
Since yesterday 1 PM the high reached 78 and the low 57. Year ago today the high was 76 and the low 58. Barometer at 1 AM and 1 PM stood at 29.61. Warmest spot was Phoenix Arizona at 104 degrees and coldest Marquette Michigan at 46. Sunrise was 4 30 and sunset 7 39.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley issued letters of administration to Melchior Schiesser Jr. for his mother Agatha Schiesser and to the estate of Emil Schiesser. Heirs include the husband and two sons and two daughters. Minnie Wells probate confirms heirs per a 1946 will. W. F. Berndt appointed in Augusta King estate with appraisers Hartwig and Young. three brothers and a sister are heirs.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley presided over a small claims matter against Virgil Krueger of Monroe for speeding at night, with a judgment of $10 plus costs.
Edna Crooks of Monroe was found guilty on a morals charge and sentenced to six months in the county jail with the privilege of applying for probation.
Charles Hatton of Winnebago County Illinois forfeited a $10 bond for speeding. Eugene E. Fink of Freeport paid $6 and costs.
Norman D. Strothman of Freeport and Mrs. Stella I. Coulthard of Monroe apply for a license in Stephenson County Illinois. The filing indicates license applied for in Stephenson County.
Death notices report the infant son of Lt J H Rodenbaugh and his wife of Biloxi Mississippi. The birth announcements list a son for Willis Kolden and wife in Blanchardville on July 9 and a son for Leon Yaun and wife in Belleville on July 8.
The St. Clare Hospital announces medical staff including John O Flarity Judith Krupke Mrs Earl Clark and others with addresses in Montfort South Wayne Durand Shar on Mon ticello and Winslow. Dismissals named include John Green Vera Moeser John Stork David Haessler Lena Michael Paul Miller and James Roth.
The City Council of Brodhead plans a fogging operation this week to reduce the polio hazard. Mayor C. S. Pierce says the fog is harmless to humans.
Ralph Schuler attends a three week band clinic at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Adam Schuler and Beth Ann drove to Madison on Monday. Beth Ann visited her aunt Mrs. A W Becker until Tuesday.
The board discussed cost division for subdivisions with owners paying 100 per cent or the water department covering half for fire protection needs. Members Becker Mauerman Alder man Schindler and Mayor Dunwiddie approved owners paying full at onset. They may seek PSC public hearing and draft two resolutions for City Council. The panel also considers county police radio aerial on the new water tower and a small equipment hut. A $300 annual car allowance was approved for Supervisor Mayer, raising his total compensation.
Luther Rodenbaugh died July 1 in Biloxi Mississippi at nine days old Born June 22 in Biloxi He is survived by Lt J H Rodenbaugh and Mrs Rodenbaugh his parents paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Luther Rodenbaugh Juda two sisters a brother and aunt Mrs Dale Kloepping Rock City
Three Democratic candidates filed papers yesterday afternoon for Green County offices in the fall election. Fred Williams of Monroe seeks sheriff, John C. Nye of Exeter township seeks assemblyman, and Arthur Chandler of Brooklyn seeks county treasurer. All other candidates had filed earlier.
Police Chief J H Schwaiger urges Monroe residents to verify that magazine salespeople and all house to house canvassers have approval from the Chamber of Commerce and the police department. He says legitimate operations will be allowed, while illegitimate canvassers will be exposed by the Chamber and police.
Mrs Lena Augsberger hosted the Roxy Club gathering last night at her residence with 500 in play. Honors were awarded to Mrs John Hauser, Mrs Louisa Steffen, Mrs Joe Roehner, and Mrs Clara Brawand who captured the traveling prize.
Personal mentions span multiple cities with visits by Dr and Mrs David Klan Kau kauna Janice Moulton Brookings S D Monroe visitors Richard Garvey and relatives in LaCrosse Bertha Moeri Yunker Newark NJ and Lena Augsberger Brown town plus Moer treks to Montgomery Ala and New York. Local festival Orangeville mid summer July 11 12 with pies donations requested. Barstow and Appleton visitors plus funeral of Mrs Peter Streiff in New Glarus noted with family gatherings.
Jill ZumBrunnen seven year old daughter of F Royce ZumBrunnen is recovering swiftly after a delicate heart operation at Children's Memorial Hospital Chicago. Collier's magazine plans an early fall feature with three restricted photos showing Jill with the hospital collie Caeser. The piece focuses on dogs in scientific research and the heart procedure closes a fetal blood passage.
The Federal State Market News Service notes Wisconsin American cheese markets are steady to firm with adequate supplies held tight and prices firm. Demand is generally good though trade slows in strike areas, while Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese shows steady demand with selling prices and grade ranges listed.
Darlington special report lists 5 Democrats and 14 Republicans filing nomination papers with Holmes Stott, Lafayette County clerk before the deadline. Republican contests include sheriff and DA races, with several unopposed Democrats and cross filings shaping the county primary map.
Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy told a Republican convention there is a common sense limit to gentleness and delicacy in the fight against Communists in government. He defended his tactics against charges of roughness and guilt by association while defending loyalty standards.
Donald Evans of Dodgeville won the southern district 4H club speaking contest defeating 14 entrants with the speech So You Want To Be a Farmer. He advances to the Madison finals to compete against other finalists tomorrow.
The combination of 25 percent platinum with gold yields a pale white alloy often called white gold. This metal mixture balances color and durability, producing a distinct alloy used in jewelry and industrial applications.
Mr and Mrs Garrett Keel and family completed a long tour visiting the Bad Lands Black Hills Yellowstone Park and Grant Falls Montana to see Mr and Mrs Arthur Hauser formerly of Monroe. At Sun River Valley cabin Mr Keel caught a 22 inch trout.
A publicity film titled Green Counties Gold-Swiss Cheese was shown to 25 attendees at a Whitewater State College summer session. Mrs. Lee Zee of Albany, a class member, brought the film to the program.
Stuart Klinger of Beloit will lecture and show pictures on Colorado and Arizona at the Green County Camera Club meeting tomorrow night at 8 in First Universalist Church.
J W Barlow left Sunday for the American Legion camp at Lake Tomahawk for a rest. He is cashier of the Bank of Monticello and has been ill for weeks and is now on vacation. Mr and Mrs Wallace P Barlow and son Buz of Des Moines Iowa were Friday dinner guests at the Barlow home. Sgt and Mrs Meichel Mowry of Tacoma Washington arrived for a visit at the Barlow home en route to Florida.
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Marty returned from their wedding trip to Denver and Shawnee Okla They visited his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Marty and then settled in Columbus Wisconsin where Mr Marty joined the high school faculty.
Mrs. Donald Disch submitted her resignation as secretary in the county agricultural agent's office to the agricultural committee, effective August 9. At the committee meeting, Myron E. Jeglum county agricultural agent, Miss Mamie Tiltema county home agent, Joe Riedweg weed commissioner, and Fred Reber district soils conservation service supervisor spoke.
Mr and Mrs T R Holyoke Sr report their Oconto summer home on Green Bay saw the highest water since 1887. Tidal waves and debris flooded the front yard two blocks from the lake front as water crested then receded.
Mrs. M. Earl Clark of 1423 17th Avenue entered St. Clare hospital last night for several tests after an illness last winter. She expects to stay only a few days.
Michael O Small of route 5 posted a $10 bond on a reckless driving charge after a last night incident. He is due to report to court on Saturday.
Harold E. Stassen of Minnesota faces pressure from his floor manager Dan Gainey who says Minnesota delegates may switch on the first ballot. Rumors mention possible bids to Sen. Knowland and efforts to attract California voters to Eisenhower. Hoover’s 14 minute ovation and Taft's outreach set a tense convention scene amid Georgia credentials fight.
About 100 railroad car ferry employees on Lake Michigan and the Detroit River were fired for participating in a six day strike by licensed officers. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co. said it discharged 67 employees on Lake Michigan ferries and eight on Detroit River boats.
Some craters on the Moon measure as wide as 140 miles across, highlighting the vast scale of lunar impact features observed in recent readings.
In Munsan Korea the first year of armistice talks closed with UN and Communist delegates meeting 26 minutes in secret. No progress announced on prisoner exchange, a main obstacle to a truce. Oslo hosted UN Secretary General Trygve Lie who hoped for an armistice by late July or early August amid cautious negotiator willingness.
John M. Mc Lay, 52, a prominent Wisconsin stock breeder and former secretary treasurer and president, died today at his farm near Janesville. He headed the Wiscon- line of breeders and held key posts in the Wisconsin stock association.
The longtime head of the Shorthorn Breeders Association was nationally recognized as a prominent importer and breeder of Shorthorn cattle and Clydesdale horses, shaping industry standards and livestock genetics.
Chrysler Corp announced a near complete shutdown of its Michigan operations including a large military truck job due to steel shortages. The move would affect about 68,000 workers and take effect by next Monday night.
The article notes that the presence of Gypsies in Europe cannot be traced earlier than the 14th Century, indicating a medieval timeline for their appearance in the continent.
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