Weather Summary for July 20 1950
Fair north and cooler south with frosts in the north tonight. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with lows near 40 in the north and 45 to 50 in the south. Highs around 80 Friday. Yesterday’s high 70, low 55. Precipitation since yesterday minimal. Wind and barometer readings noted. warmest U S location yesterday was Yuma at 103 with Cheyenne 45. Sunrise 4:38, sunset 7:34.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe City Limits
Guerdon C. Schroeder transfers E36 ft of It7 and W27%% ft of It. 8 bik. 3 Home side add to William T. Kane in Monroe Ida St. John sells parcel It. 9 Payne's donation to Harriet G. Anundsen in Green County Monroe city parcel details included.
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Guerdon C. Schroeder
William T. Kane
City of
Monroe
Ida St. John
Harriet G. Anundsen
Payne
Green County
Widow Appointed Executrix in Monroe Probates
Judge Harold J. Lamboley names Anna B. Schmid widow as executrix of Walter Schmid who died in Monroe on July 9. No appraisers needed as widow is sole heir under March 23, 1950 will. Letters issued to Rose Bahler for Ernest Bahler of New Glarus who died June 8. Appraisers listed. Joseph D. Viney of Monroe named guardian ad litem for two minor children.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Anna B. Schmid
Walter
Monroe
Rose Bahler
Ernest
New Glarus
H. V. Hartman
Joseph Hoesly
Nic H. Kubly
Joseph D. Viney
Guardian Ad Litem
Small Claims Court Dish Hardware Implement Co. Case
New Glarus firm, Dish Hardware Implement Co., fined in small claims court for operating vehicles without proper markings. Judgment includes $5 and costs.
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Small Claims Court Dish Hardware Implement Co
New Glarus
Justice Cases in Browntown and Orangeville
Individuals charged include Jake Leuzinger of Browntown for assault and battery found guilty with $75 and costs. John M. B. White of Monroe rural route and Kenneth Gross of Orangeville fined guilty for speeding with fines of $15 and $20 plus costs.
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U. A. Koenig
Jake Leuzinger
Browntown
John M. B. White
Monroe
Kenneth Gross
Orangeville
Births Record Two Families Welcome a Girl and a Boy
Mr and Mrs Stanley Schultz 3330 12th Street welcomed a son on July 19. Mr and Mrs John Cline Darlington welcomed a daughter on July 19. Mr and Mrs Sanford Gilbert Argyle welcomed a daughter on July 19. Mr and Mrs Clarence Mahle Brodhead welcomed a son on July 20.
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Stanley Schultz
12Th Street
John Cline
Darlington
Sanford Gilbertson
Argyle
Clarence Mahle
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Surgical List
St Clare Hospital announces a medical roster listing Frank Thorpe of Austin Jameson Davis Junction Ill and Mrs Niel Davis Ft Lupton Colo along with Mrs Willis Elmer Monticello in medical. Surgical entries include Harold Gleason Al Jens Grove Mrs Mattie M Amerpohl Janesville and others. Dismissals cover a wide set including Mrs Clyde W Chambers Anthony Peachl Mrs Martha Prasse Mrs Clarence Hewett and daughter Dr Bernard Munson and others.
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Frank Thorpe
21St Avenue
Austin Jameson
Davis Junction
Ill
Niel Davis
Ft. Lupton
Colo
Willis Elmer
Monticello
Harold Gleason
al Jens Grove
Mattie M. Amerpohl
Janesville
Maude Harlow
Ada Mae Anderson
Argyle
Anna Schupbach
Argye
Ralph Zettle
Orangeville
Clyde W
Status Changes Still Sought by Draft Clerk
Draft clerk says changes of address family status or occupation must be reported by letter to keep the local draft board informed. Tom Wallin, from Beloit, notes no action on a part time clerk for the post office basement office. Men turning 18 must register within five days but questionnaires are not given and are not satisfactory until after the 19th birthday.
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Tom Wallin
Beloit
Sheehalf
Miss Gloria Schneider Named Albany Queen
Miss Gloria Schneider daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Schneider was named queen of the Firemen frolic over the weekend. Attendants will be Miss Joanne Petersen and Mary Zanoni, daughters of local couples. The event highlighted Albany community festivities.
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Gloria Schneider
Albany
Schietsee
Henry Schneider
Joanne Petersen
Alvin Petersen
Mary — Zanoni
Phillip Zanoni Jr
Judging at Fair To Start July 27
Green County fair judging to begin Thursday July 27 with two junior judges chosen for crafts and crops. University of Wisconsin experts Barrett and Pope lead dairy and livestock judging. Rex Whitmore and J B Hayes also slated for hogs and poultry. Open home economics judged by Mrs Reder. horses by R J Pritschard. Officers and directors listed, with Schmidt and Rodgers serving on first fair.
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Green County Fair
George R. Barrett
University of Wisconsin
Rex Whitmore
Burlington
John Reder
Wauwatosa
R. J. Pritschard
Dousman
A. L. Pope
J. B. Hayes
Helene Feldts
Rock County
Evelyn Scherwitz
Lafayette
Louis R. Wolleson
Fred T. Burgy
Monticello
William A. Brown
Wolleson
August Lehnherr
Brodhead
Burgy
Conrad Stautfacher
R. H Schoonover
Ernest Hayes
Herman J. Schmitz
Lyle Rodgers
Schmidt
Rodgers
Draft age expansion discussed for military reserves
The article notes a proposal to extend draft age limits possibly to 35 years. Currently youths 18 to 25 register and those 19 to 25 are subject to call. Plans for the guard are unclear as leaders focus on reservists with special skills, with the army and air force seeking captains and below for a limited callup while the navy uses selective terminology.
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Guard
Army
Air Force
Navy
Market Service Lists Swiss Trade as Good Madison
Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese market is steady and good with selling points at 40 to 42 for state assembly grades B 38 to 40 and C 35 to 38. American Cheese market shows steady trade and good demand with prices for daisies 33 to 34 longhorns 33 to 34 and other items 33.44 to 34.44.
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Good Madison
Wisconsin
I.c.l
Mrs Della Cutter Dies at Castana Iowa
Mrs Della Clemmer Cutter 83 Castana Iowa died May 9 after a long illness. She was born March 30 1867 and was the daughter of the late Dr and Mrs J N Clemmer a former physician at Juta. She had been bedridden for a year and a half.
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Della Clemmer Cutter
Castana
J. N. Clemmer
Clemmer
Juta
Cutter
West Viota Lutheran Aid and Monroe Socials Reported
Mrs Harry T Madarell notes attendees at the West Viota Lutheran Aid gathering last Thursday include Mmes Fred Larson Petra Andrews Bessie Johnson Tom Larson Ralph Miller and son John Hartsough Harry Hanson Earl Hager and daughter Joseph Berger John Doyle Ole Lund and Miss Amy Tree Also Monroe callers Friday at the Marie Schmerse home attended the WCTU of Green and Lafayette counties official board meeting Mrs O B Peterson and Mrs B E Weckerley A Friendly Circle Sunday school class picnic at Recreation Park Monroe July 12 drew Mmes Charles Chapman Paul Lawrence Wayne Martin Clarence Rudd James Gordee Walter McConnell Harold Kading and Misses Jeanne Simmons and Marian Metcalf.
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South Wayne
West Viota Lutheran Aid
Mmes
Fred Larson
Petra Andrews
Bessie Johnson
Tom Larson
Ralph Miller
John Hartsough
Harry Hanson
Earl Hager
Joseph Berger
John Doyle
Ole Lund
Amy Tree
O. B. Peterson
B. E. Weckerley
Monroe
WCTU
Green
Lafayette
Marie” Schmerse
Friendly Circle
Recreation Park
Charles ‘Chapman
Paul Lawrence
Wayne Martin
Clarence Rudd
James Gordee
Walter McConnell
Harold Kading
Jeanne Simmons
Marian’ Metcalf
Local Social Notes From Across Towns
Personal mentions fill a page with Albany visitors from Jerry Khayner to Mrs. Harry Crooke and Leo Spohn. Residents from Beloit Browntown Madison Monroe Saugatuck Lake Michigan join and depart, with July vacations planned for Mazie Vinger and Yvonne Metz.
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Jerry Khayner
Albany
Herman L. ‘Schindler
Alice Minder
Browntown
Neil Pryce
Monroe
Stewart F
Kingston
Rhea Schadt
Madison
St. Victor
Thomas Spohn
Jack Spohn
Leo Spohn
Harry Crooke
Beloit
Wisconsin
Vinger
Thorp Finance Co
Miss Metz
Burkhalter Music Center
William B. McNary
Stephen
Mardelle Freitag
Jeanne Meyer
Cut Bank
Mont
Terrence E. Freitag
Famil
Monticello
Res Tives
New Glarus
Waukesha
Church Lawn
Third Gain Shown In Stock Trading
A powerful advance in the stock market continued for the third session in a row today. Heavy demand for railroad issues pushed prices up by a few cents to around three dollars a share. Prime favorites included rails aircrafts steels motors rubbers coppers oil and chemicals. The rally began around midday as buying hit carriers and spread across sectors with turnover near three million shares for the day.
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New York
Pickups Along The News Beats
Rainy weather foreseen to carry into winter with belief that summer moisture foretells snow. Cubs Phillies game in Chicago linked to Green County Cheese Day in Monroe on Sept 9. Three Monroe couples sent a message via usher naming Richard H. Bahr Kenneth L. Tait George L. Mucks. Co K mess fund to gain at least $20 as guards stay at camp during fair week.
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Chicago
Wrigley Field
Monroe
Richard H. Bahr
Kenneth L. Taits
George L. Mucks
Funerals for Mrs Homer Anderson Held in Monroe
Services for Mrs Homer Anderson, 73, were held today at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Ralph K Kofoed officiating. Burial followed in Bethel cemetery south of Monroe. Mrs Henderson died at Browntown home Monday evening. Pallbearers were grandsons Ralph Hawthorne Harris Meyers Stanley Meyers Clair Mulligan Frank Mulligan and Alan Koeneman.
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Homer Anderson
Shriner-Neushwander
Ralph K. Kofoed
Bethel Cemetery
Monroe
Henderson
Browntown
Ralph Hawthorne
Harris Meyers
Stanley Meyers
Clair Mulligan
Frank Mulligan
Alan Koeneman
Democrats okay McCarthy attack in senate report
The senate voted 45 to 37 along party lines to accept a Democrats’ report denouncing McCarthy as a fraud and hoax. Republicans urged the report be filed out of order, while the subcommittee had attacked McCarthy’s charges that the State Department harbors communists and red sympathizers. The document, issued by the senate foreign relations subcommittee, failed to prove the allegations and was labeled a nefarious campaign of half truths. Red China leaders and 18 nations attended a Cominform meeting in Berlin under cover of a communist party convention.
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Washington
Senate
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate Foreign Relations
State Department
Berlin
Communist
Europe
Red China
Old Age Benefit Boosts Advance in Social Security
A senate-house conference committee approved a plan sharply boosting old age benefits under the social security law. For those not yet retired, benefits would nearly double and 3,000,000 aged persons and survivors would see averages up to 77 percent. For those currently working, retirement benefits would rise based on prior wages, with increases ranging from adjustments to 25 dollars at 50 dollars wages to eighty dollars for those earning 300 dollars or more.
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Washington
Faulty Rocket Proving Ground Examined in Cocoa
Experts at Cocoa Florida began disassembling a V-2 rocket to determine why it failed on its first flight and to prepare for a new attempt next Monday Paris The French defense ministry denied again charges that France used poison gas against communist guerrillas in Indochina.
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Cocoa
Fla
Paris
French Defense Ministry
France
Indochina
Gillette Promises Food Price Investigation in Two Weeks
Senator Gillette of Iowa, chairing a Senate agriculture subcommittee, announced a forthcoming inquiry into sharp food price increases within two weeks. He called recent hikes vicious and unjustifiable and said some persons can exact exorbitant prices from the public during a hearing on the daily situation. The National Geographic Society notes there are about 16 million lightning storms worldwide each year.
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Washington
Atg
Gillette
Iowa
Senate
Senate Agriculture
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St. Clare Hospital
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General Eisenhower
General Macarthur
Columbia U
Della Cutter
Mrs
Harry T. Madarell
Staver's Church
National Georgraphic Society
Lee
Coats
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