Weather summary for July 14 1952 forecast
Cloudy with showers and thunderstorms and cool tonight. Tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer northwest. Low tonight 50 north 60 south. High tomorrow 75 to 80.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1952
Page
6
Cloudy with showers and thunderstorms and cool tonight. Tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer northwest. Low tonight 50 north 60 south. High tomorrow 75 to 80.
Report summarizes temperature highs and lows from last week and since yesterday at 1 p.m. Peak and trough temperatures include 92 and 57 last week, 90 and 69 since yesterday. Year ago values were 79 and 60. Barometer readings 29.62 at 1 a.m. and 29.42 at 1 p.m. Noted statewide extremes: Phoenix 104 as warmest and Bismarck 44 as coldest. Sunrise 4:34, sunset 7:36.
Walter J. Bauman transfers 1.5 acres more or less with a 10 foot exclusion to C. J. Goetz in Monroe township section 34. The deed notes property boundaries and location.
Judge Harold J. Lamboley presided as Alex Britt of 732 16th Avenue changed a prior not guilty plea to guilty for operating a vehicle under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The case assessed a $75 fine plus costs and driver’s license revoked after the plea. Britt had appeared previously on July 7.
Justice L A Koenig and James E Watson of Monroe found guilty of speeding with fines and costs totaling 15 dollars. Robert K Bruechert of Manitowoc forfeits a 25 dollar bond for speeding. Russell J Seichert of Dubuque forfeits a 12 dollar bond. LeRoy C Jenkins of Racine forfeits a 15 dollar bond.
Henry Christianson 63 Brod head Hugh McGuire 93 Darlington Asa J Trotman 74 Belleville Ben Bly 68 Evansville Mrs Amelia Derr 78 Lena Mrs Charles L Pickett 67 Janesville are recorded in an obituary roundup listing their names and ages.
Mr and Mrs William Hillestad of New Glarus welcome a daughter on July 12 at Deaconess hospital Freeport. Mr and Mrs Fred Frehner of Hollandale greet a daughter on July 14 at the same hospital. Mr and Mrs Victor Bredson of Rockford have a son born July 12. Mr and Mrs Homer Walker of Orangeville welcome a son born July 11 at Deaconess hospital Freeport.
A register lists patients at St. Clare Hospital and surrounding residents including Mrs. Emil Wolske Warren Mrs. Allen Olson Davis Frank Hartwig route 4 Delores Ross Judith Lehnherr Monticello Mrs. Mary Lengacher 810 10th street Mrs. John Hussey Janesville Clarence Herbert Clarno Alex Reelli Gratiot and accident victims Robert J. Kuebli 22 of 1116% 16th avenue Robert Reuter 23 New Glarus Surgical cases include Mrs. Victor Elmer Albany Antwell Goff 1810 10th street Mrs. Robert Snook Janesville Archie Shaw Beloit Mrs. Delia Lamendola Beloit Mrs. Leonard Walmer Beloit and Mrs. Glen H Kubly 2419 7th street Dismissals list Chester Foulker Orla Beyer Elmer Hut zel Manda Buchholz William Meyer Albert Steward E A Roberson Clara Disch Susanna Elmer M Earl Clark Frank Nieder berger David Nitz Sarah Jo Thompson Robert Presbrotten Ed Friedrick Emil Mann Clifford Mann Clifford Leuzinger Mamie Erickson Shirley Vance Martha Wackerle John Milford Lester Bain Douglas Stephenson Marvin Holcomb A H Garrett Leon Yaunan son.
Sixteen Monroe Troop 101 led by Dewey A. Dwyer returns from Canyon Camp Apple River after leading with top honors in the largest camp session to date. Dwyer advances to the Order of the Arrow while 12 Scouts earn merit badges. The group places first in neatness and prompt response and scavenger hunt, second in hiking and cooking, and third in waterfront carnival.
Hugh McGuire 93 lifelong Darlington township farmer died yesterday at Lafayette County Memorial hospital after a long illness. Survived by three sons Leo Clarence Darlington Frank Rockford two daughters Prudence Power Darlington and C W Carlson Chicago a brother Andrew and two sisters Elizabeth and Catherine McGuire Darlington. Services 9 am Wednesday Holy Rosary Catholic church with burial in church cemetery.
Eisenhower secured the GOP nomination last Friday. Herbert Brownell Jr., Dewey's 1948 campaign manager, met with the general for two hours at the Blackstone Hotel. Brownell said he would return to his New York law practice but stay in touch by phone. The general and Mrs. Eisenhower relaxed with three grandchildren at Ft. Sheridan after the visit, coming less than 24 hours after his Army resignation announcement.
A late model station wagon driven by 16 year old Michael E. Kubly and owned by Raymond R. Kubly overturned about 8 30 p m Saturday half a mile south of Belleville on County Trunk CC. Passengers William Brecklin Nathan Lindsay and Richard Brunner were not injured.
Mrs. Anton Motz and her daughter Miss Hedwig arrived Saturday night after a nine week trip to Germany and Switzerland. They flew Swissair. Miss Motz, born here, has made two such trips, the first in 1936. Her mother, Swiss by birth, visited her sisters a third time and the Motz party also visited Mr. Motz's brothers and sisters.
A civil service examination was conducted at the courthouse to aid congressmen in selecting candidates for Annapolis and West Point. Harold Baltzer of the Green County Civil Service Commission oversaw the written exams.
Personal mentions note numerous visitors from Illinois Wisconsin and neighboring states stopping in Monroe. Names include Mrs. Marie Corrett Elgin Ill Mrs. O Gibson Rockford Ill Mr. and Mrs H C Clare Chicago and others with travels from Madison Portage Brodhead Janesville Rock Island and Milwaukee across a weekend.
A parade of people arrive from Albany Rockford Madison Milwaukee and other places for business social and family events. Local couples and individuals including Mr and Mrs Zimmerli Sabin Hartwig Matzke and Larson host or visit friends in Monroe Juda Freeport and surrounding towns over the weekend and week.
Cpl. Mathew Zentner Jr and his wife and daughter Cynthia prepare to leave with him for Virginia where he will be assigned after returning from Korean service last month. He is currently at Camp McCoy and spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Matt Zentner.
Ted Mayer son of Mr and Mrs Fred Mayer South Wayne has been discharged in Yokohama Japan after serving as a sergeant in the graves registration building of the Japanese logistical command for three and a half years He has accepted a government position in Yokohama.
Henry Christianson 63 died at his farm home near Brodhead in Spring Valley Township after a heart condition. Born November 15 1885 he married Minnie Olson in 1914 and they farmed near Brodhead. He leaves a widow two sons Theodore and Roger a daughter Mrs Marvin Hoff six grandchildren two sisters Mrs Arthur Streed and Mrs Edward Keesey and a brother Herman. Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm Everson Funeral Home Bethlehem Lutheran Church officiating burial in Brodhead Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday night.
Belleville obituary for Asa J. Trotman aged 74 who died in his sleep. Services set at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. W. B. Conger officiating. Burial at Belleville cemetery. Becker funeral home handling arrangements. He worked for the local condensing works and left a widow Eleanor a son Harold of Northfield Minnesota a foster daughter Mrs H R Nelson of Minneapolis six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
William Lueck 79 of Browntown died Friday night at St. Clare hospital. Services were held today at 1:30 p.m. at Monroe Methodist Church with Rev. Ralph K. Kofoed officiating. Burial followed in Cadiz cemetery. Vocalists were Mrs. Harold Bartelt and Mrs. Raymond Bartelt. Pallbearers: John Hartwig Frank West Love Whitehead Raymond Bartelt Frank Good Kenneth Goodman Oscar Drye William Krupke. A printing error misidentified a daughter. the correct daughter is Mrs. Roy Schroeder.
Clarence Drake offers contact by telephone 918 D Monroe for information on a misplaced red end-gate from a truck.
Mr and Mrs John Bussman of Warren learn their daughter Helen a stewardess for Eastern Air Lines will visit soon from New York to San Antonio on a nonstop flight aboard an 88 passenger plane.
Miss Marie Bruggman of St. Clare hospital has a Thursday Swissair flight from Chicago for a two month visit with relatives in Switzerland.
A' VFW session in King Wisconsin brought together J Burgy district commander and D D Ruehlman Wisconsin department surgeon over the weekend. The event at the Wisconsin State Veterans Home saw Burgy newly elected district commander and Ruehlman reelected surgeon.
Mrs Peter Manos and her American born daughter Marsha plan a September visit to London to stay with their parents and grandparents. Mrs Manos, a native of England, and her husband run Swiss Wheel and Banjo Pete's downtown.
Emil Baumgartner a retired cheesemaker and cheese supply dealer has flight reservations to return to this country on July 24. He has been visiting in Switzerland since May 3.
Miss Helen Hood first lieutenant in the Army nurse reserve corps is on two weeks active duty and field work at Camp Atterbury Indiana. In the hospital she meets a former nurse ally from the Pacific theater in World War II.
The Harvey Mauerman family bought the Fred Marty farm in Decatur township known as the Mrs. R. R. Fleek place. They plan to take possession and continue farming operations as announced.
The second annual Swiss club picnic drew over 300 guests to Baumgartner's grove for a dinner and program. Carl Marty Sr. served as honorary president, with Fred Glauser acting president. Fred Galli directed music and singing, George Blumer handled refreshments, and Fred Wuetrich and Emil Preisig managed grounds and parking.
The Mauermanes assume ownership of the Fred Hahlen farm on March 1, joining the adjacent property they already own. Mrs. Mauerman was formerly Lucille Hahlen, and the couple are parents of four daughters.
Munich resident visitors traveled to Monroe to meet Alice and Paul H Dearson and tour local sites. The stop highlighted cultural exchange and cross national friendship between families.
Mrs Glenn H Kubly of 2419 7th street underwent surgery at St Clare hospital this noon.
The Goetz Theater offers a free double feature on Wednesday July 16 at 9 15 a m featuring The Good Humor Man and a Gene Attrey Western. Tickets are available from Monroe Chamber of Commerce members.
Thirty five FHA members from Hillsboro high school and their teacher Mrs. Hilda Lindsay visited the Town Hall Dairy Co op in Washington township to learn about cooperative operations and dairy farming.
The building board of Emmanuel Evangelical United Brethren church will meet Wednesday at 8 p m at the church to discuss planned construction.
United Nations Command released aerial photos showing no U N warplanes hit a Communist POW camp during the Pyongyang raid Friday. Reds claim Allied bombs killed 13 South Korean prisoners, wounded 72, and 23 missing at Camp No 9, per Panmunjom talks.
New York notes scant progress on the stock market with prices spread about two points in either direction.
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