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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1955

Page

6

Weather Summary for TheY-3 Daily Record July 14 1955

Partly cloudy with scattered showers mainly in the east this afternoon and evening. Friday looks fair with lower humidity and cooler temperatures. Low tonight 58 to 66, high Friday 75 to 85, record highs since yesterday 90 and 68. Thermals list Thermal and El Centro California at 108 as hottest. Fraser Colorado 37 as coldest. sunrise 4 42, sunset 7 29.

U. S Thermal el Centro Calif Fraser Colo

Local Court Docket Roundup From Freeport Area

Justice L A Koenig and several Freeport defendants face petty crimes and traffic penalties. Orders include jail for disorderly conduct, fines from 15 to 75 dollars, and bonds or license suspensions with hearings set for July and adjournments noted by Monroe police and sheriff departments.

Justice L. A. Koenig John H. Crase Freeport Monroe James LeRoy Miller William Fleming Orland Ballard Earl Brown Route 4 Calvin Saxby Juda Sheriff's Department Andrew Bleiler Gilbert Stuessy Brodhead Hazel Updike Route 1 Argyle Donald Burington Browntown

Miss Dolores Blum and infant listed in Monticello notices

The brief notice names Miss Dolores Blum age 51 and infant Kim Alan Kundert of 904 14th Avenue in Monticello.

Dolores Blum Monticel Kim Alan Kundert 14Th Avenue

Births Reported in Monticello Albany and Freeport

Mr and Mrs Howard Voegels Monticello announce a daughter born July 14 at Deaconess Hospital Freeport. Mr and Mrs Armin Grunder Albany announce a son born July 13. Mr and Mrs Laverne Wenger why announce a son born July 13. Mr and Mrs Ralph Lueck Mioannie announce a daughter born July 12 at Deaconess Hospital Freeport.

Howard Voegels Monticello Armin Grunder Albany Son Laverne Wenger Why Son Ralph Lueck Mioannie Deaconess Freeport

St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Dismissals List

A record from St Clare Hospital lists patients undergoing tonsillectomies and other medical procedures including Gene Engebretson Browntown Glen Putnam Route 3 Mrs Anna Marty 2121 12th Street Mrs Margaret Fehlbeck Lowes Park Ill and Fred Beer 817 22nd Avenue Surgical patient William Whitney Rockford. Dismissals include Donald Leu Michael Lansing Scot Nielson Oscar McClellan and several named spouses and children across multiple households.

Gene Engebretson Browntown Glen Putnam Anna Marty 12Th Street Margaret Fehlbeck Lowes Park Ill Fred Beer 22Nd Avenue William Whitney Rockford Donald Leu Michael Lansing Scot Nielson Oscar McClellan Henry Busch Darwin Hanson Mary Treuthardt John Marty Donald Preston

Kundert Infant Dies and Graveside Rites Held

Kim Alan Kundert seven day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kundert died at St. Clare hospital. Born July 6 1955 he leaves sister Kathy. Graveside rites were held at Greenwood Cemetery with Rev. Glen H. Ridnour officiating. Arrangements by Stuessy funeral home.

Kim Alan Kundert Richard Kundert 14Th Avenue St. Clare Hospital Richard Helen Krueger Kundert Charles Kundert Monticello Fred Digman Herman Krueger Kathy Greenwood Cemetery Glen H. Ridnour Stuessy Funeral Home

School District Elections in Spring Grove Area

Several district elections were held Monday night in the Spring Grove area. Bernard Clark was named director at the Shanghai school group meeting, replacing Virgil Wunschel who resigned. Ed Ruef was re elected clerk in Clarence district, Roger Douglas succeeded Fred Deppeler Jr. as treasurer in Poplar Grove, and Earl Pinnow was re elected director for Bright school.

Spring Grove Bernard Clark Shanghai Clark Virgil Wunschel Clarence Ed Ruef Poplar Grove Roger Douglas Fred Deppeler Jr Earl Pinnow Bright School

Two Cars Damaged In West Side Mishap Near Square

Police report detailing minor damage from a 6 13 p m yesterday accident on the west side of the square. Edward Phillip Gaffney of Basco and Ray Vernon P Burrington of 1405 12th Avenue drove vehicles with damage to left front fender and bumper on the Gaffney car and right rear fender on the Burrington auto.

Edward Phillip Gaffney Basco Ray Vernon Burrington 12Th Avenue Gaffney

Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Events

A parade of visitors stops in Monroe from Albany Peoria Monticello Rockford and Chicago. Personal mentions include Ben Miller Tella Griffin and many families visiting for funerals dances reunions and summer activities. A July summer festival with Larry’s Swingsters is noted along with multiple family visits and golf outings.

Ben Miller Miss Tella Griffin Albany T. Chester Becker Chicago Bessie L. Bignall Milwaukee K. J. Streibich Peoria Ill Robert Olson N. D Joe Blumer Monticello Herman Pluss Chester B. Bean Monroe Times Office M. H. Chervich North Bergen Ray Gebhardt Sterling George R. Houthkamp Rockford Ben Schleicher Mabel Chamberlain Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid First National Bank Annex Lottie Niffenegger Lowes Park Ray Trickel Isabel Schafer Brodhead Thomas Stauffacher Art Klingbeil Jessie Woffling Orangeville Firemen Larry WEKZ Adv J. H. McKillip Genoa Neb Arthur W. Black Black MckKillip Elgin Seaman Edward Cable Clinton Moffett Field Calif Floyd B. Coplien Sonja Coplien Missouri Clarence Witt Orangeville Jesse Norton Morton Armstrong Eau Claire Chippewa Falls John H. Figi Waukesha Mig Figi Figi Merrill Hills Country Club Frank Stauffacher Morris Stauffacher Paul Erengis

Milwaukee clash over clay unloading sparks political tension

The dispute over unloading shipments to the Kohler plant and the refusal of union workers to unload triggers calls for legal relief, mayoral warnings, and possible federal mediation. President Eisenhower’s adviser urges mediation officials to push for agreement as police and defense options are discussed.

Milwaukee Sheboygan Zeidler AFL CIO Rudolph Ploetz Kohler Wisconsin Walter Kohler Ploetz White House Eisenhower Gerald D. Morgan Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Morgan Joseph Finnegan

Injured Boy Suffered Leg Fracture In Pony Mishap

Steven Matzke nine of Route 1 Judo was treated at St. Clare hospital after a pony fell on him injuring his leg. He is reported in good condition.

Steven Matzke St. Clare Hospital

Suzan Ball Wages New Fight To Halt Spread of Cancer

Hollywood actress Suzan Ball, 21, battling cancer that has spread to her lungs, has been hospitalized at City of Hope in Duarte since July 5. She lost her right leg to cancer in 1954 and later resumed film work and married Richard Long in Santa Barbara on April 12, 1954.

Hollywood Suzan Ball City of Hope Medical Center Duarte Suzan Richard Long Santa Barbara

Ohioan Named To Treasury Job

President Eisenhower nominated H. Chapman Rose of Cleveland to succeed Marion Folsom as undersecretary of the treasury. Rose, 48, a Harvard Law School graduate, is now an assistant secretary and had served as secretary to Justice Holmes. He later practiced law in Cleveland and Washington and served as a captain in World War II.

Washington Eisenhower H. Chapman Rose Marion Folsom Treasury Rose Cleveland Ohio Folsom Oveta Culp Hobby Hobby Harvard Law School Oliver Wendell Holmes Supreme Court Colon Government Office of War Contract Settlement

TV program join on floral design at UW campus

Robert Rosa of Rosa Florist will join a closed television circuit program on floral design next weekend. The event targets commercial florists during University of Wisconsin campus retail sales sessions.

Robert Rosa Rosa Florist University of Wisconsin

Karlen Services Set for Monticello Businessman

Herman L. Karlen 80 longtime Monticello lumber firm leader and Zwingli church member died yesterday at St. Clare hospital. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p m at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev A R Achtemeier officiating. burial in Highland cemetery. Friends may call at Voegeli funeral home after 4 p m tomorrow. He had been a medical patient since July 7 and was active in the Monticello Community Club.

Herman L. Karlen Monticello St. Clare Hospital Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church A. R. Achtemeier Highland Cemetery Voegeli Karlen

Dulles Arrives For Paris Talks

U S Secretary of State Dulles lands in Paris to finalize western strategy for the Geneva Big Four summit He will confer with Antoine Pinay and Harold MacMillan then meet NATO partners to outline policy for the talks Khrushchev Zhukov and Bulganin will lead the Soviet delegation at Geneva it is described as a summit parley by Moscow officials.

Paris U. S Dulles Antoine Pinay Harold MacMillan Geneva North Atlantic Council NATO Washington Eisenhower Eden Edgar Faure Nikolai Bulganin Moscow Bulganin Sovieet Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Georgi Zhukov

Funeral services for Ray Trickel held at Shriner-Neuschwander

Funeral services were held at 1 30 this afternoon at the Shriner Neuschwander funeral home for Ray Lewis Trickel 54 who died Monday in St Clare hospital Rev Paul C Kehle pastor of St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church officiated Mrs Winnie Kueble and Mrs Robert Buehler sang Burial was in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were Ronald Trickel Walter and Virgil Tertin Russell and Elmer West and Louis Oostdik

Ray Trickel Shriner-Neuschwander Ray Lewis Trickel St. Clare Hospital Paul C. Kehle St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Winnie Kueble Robert Buehler Greenwood Cemetery Ronald Trickel Walter Virgil Tertin Russel Elmer West Louis Oostdik

Boat Owner Discovers How Not To Subdue Fish

Ferryville report says Jim Johnston tested a new rowboat on the Mississippi River. He hooked a fish, tried to subdue it with a hatchet, struck the boat, water spilled in, and he reached shore with the fish dying of natural causes.

Ferryville Jim Johnston Mississippi River Johnston Jim

New Potato Surplus Indicated by Reports

Washington reports the United States Department of Agriculture says another possible potato surplus is indicated this year with an projected crop of 400 million bushels. This would be 44 million more than last year and about 50 million more than the department says will be needed.

Washington United States Department of Agriculture Department

Benefit Dance Aids Ganshert Children Fund

More than 400 people attended a benefit dance at Turner hall last night for the four Gan shert children killed April 30 in a Brodhead collision. Billy Hartwig Orchestra and all services were donated. Proceeds go to the children's fund.

Turner Hall Paul Annabel Ganshert Brodhead Billy Hartwig

Citizens Protest Sheboygan Incidents

A five member Sheboygan committee met with Mayor Rudolph Ploetz to express growing concern over widespread vandalism and harassment of citizens in Sheboygan culminating in ..."

Sheboygan Rudolph Ploetz

Dockside Violence Spurs City Action Amid Tense Meeting

A city committee, including merchants, professionals, manufacturers and clergy, confronted dock area violence last Tuesday. Mayor Ploetz praised police handling as the only reasonable course given the circumstances.

Ploetz

Freese announces birth of daughter Marla Jo

Cpl. and Mrs. Stuart Freese announce the birth of a daughter named Marla Jo on July 11 at Ft. Bragg hospital in Fayetteville North Carolina Mrs. Freese is Donna Cole daughter of Curt and Mrs Cole and Cpl Freese is son of John and Mrs Freese of Red Oak Illinois

Orangeville Cpl Stuart Freese Marla Jo Ft. Bragg Hospital Fayetteville N. C Freese Donna Cole Curt Cole Cpl. Freese John Freese Red Oak Ill

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