Weekend Fatalities Rise in State 10 Toll
The death toll reached 10 after drownings and traffic incidents over the weekend. Faust, 30, died Saturday when gas fumes in a pump house at the Richland County asylum exploded. Two others were injured by the blast, and Edward Schleimz, 28, of Oshkosh, died from burns suffered Saturday. a heart attack contributed to several deaths.
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Associated Press
Faust
Richland County Asylum
Edward Schleimz
Oshkosh
le Ee
Martha Nyborg 75 Dies at Argyle Funeral Held
Mrs. Martha Nyborg 75 of Argyle dies after illness. Funeral conducted by Rev G M Gunderson at Siadings Genacel in Argyle. Burial in East Victa cemetery. Born November 10, 1870 in Trysil Norway to Martin and Ingeborg Ostby. Survived by five daughters and two sons, with numerous grandchildren.
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Martha Nyborg
Argyle
Siadings Genacel
G. M. Gunderson
Woodford
East Victa Cemetery
Martha Ostby
Trysil
Norway
Martin
Ingeborg Torassen Ostby
Wioda
Ener Nyborg
Wiota
East Wiota
John
Theophilus Lewis 95 Dies at County Home
Theophilus Lewis 95 of Albany and Mt. Pleasant township died at noon Sunday at the Green County home where he had lived the past two months He had been blind the last 20 years and resided with a son Frank in Albany during the past year Born February 15 1851 in Mt Pleasant township he later studied at Evansville seminary He married Geneverie Lamson February 14 1889 They lived in Nebraska and Tennessee for five years returning to Wisconsin in 1895 He is survived by three sons Lloyd Evansville Duane Waukesha Frank Albany two daughters Mrs Ben Martindale Marshall and Mrs Orah Wood Carlton Ore 17 grandchildren and four great grandchildren He was preceded in death by his wife and a daughter Mrs Dempster Davis Albany Funeral services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at Sharer funeral home with Rev Jack Waldrop officiating Interment in Hillcrest cemetery.
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Albany
Theophilus Lewis
Mt. Pleasant Township
Green County
Lewis
Frank
John and
Kezia Richards Lewis
Wales
Evansville Seminary
Geneverie Lamson
Nebraska
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Lloyd
Evansville
Duane
Waukesha
Ben Martindale
Marshall
Orah Wood
Carleton
Ore
Dempster Davis
Sharer Funeral
Jack Waldrop
Hillcrest Cemetery
Monticello News Briefs From Monticello Area
Monticello and surrounding residents share travels and visits. Families like the Buholzers and Hu bers from Chicago and Monticello members return from trips to Rice Lake Superior and Duluth Minnesota and Prairie du Chien. Other posts note Rev W J Abe attending a State convention at Lomba and Kath ry n Stauffer resuming summer school after weekend home. Royal Woelffer of Madison visits family while other locals welcome guests from Prairie du Lac and New Glarus.
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Emil Buholzer
Monroe
Adolph Huber
Chicago
Henry Duerst
Monticello
Rice Lake
Superior
Duluth
Minn
Prairie du Chien
W. J. Abe
Lomba
Matt Zentner
Whitewater
Zentner
Kathryn Stauffer
Waldo Dick
Joanne
Prairie du Lac
John Dick
Thomas Brusview
Herman Feenie
New Glarus
Royal Woelffer
Madison
R. W. Woelffer
Carlton Walters
H. A. Walters
St. Joseph
Local Social Notes Add Names and Weekend Travels
Mrs J B Dunham and Marilyn accompanied parents to Missouri after a weeks visit at the Walters home. Calls from Mr and Mrs Herman Feenie in Evansville. Clifton Taylor family and Ruth returned to Mrs Jacob Stauffer Sr home after visiting Mrs Anna Gempeler Footville. J W Barlow and O W Weller were Madison visitors Friday. John Steinmann family vacationing in northern pane Bleiler visited Monroe. Friday bridge club met with Clara Voegels and others. three auction tables. Booby Kissling, Madison summer student, spent weekend with parents. Martha Charnach Ashland NC and Georgia Allen Belleville guests of H A Walters. Anna Stauffacher and Fred Roethlisberger visited with Conrad Stauffacher. Alberet Knobel and Phillip visited Virginia Barlow Madison. Archie Gilbertson Albany and Ira Holcomb left for vacation near Spooner.
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J. B. Dunham
Marilyn
Missouri
Walters
Herman Feenie
Evansville
Clifton Taylor
Ruth
Jacob Stauffer Sr
Anna Gempeler
Footville
J. W. Barlow
O. W. Weller
Madison
John Steinmann
John
Jo Rene
Pane
Bleiler
Monroe
Clara Voegels
Emily Jordan
Fannie Loveland
Susie Elmer
Betty Karlen
Booby Kissling
University
Martha Charnach
Ashland
N. C
Georgia Allen
Belleville
H. A. Walters
Anna Stauffacher
Fred Roethlisberger
Conrad Stauffacher
Alberet Knobel
Phillip
Virginia Barlow
Archie Gilbertson
Albany
Ira Holcomb
Spooner
Resort Tour Takes Mr and Mrs Putz to Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Herbert Putz of South Bend Indiana joined Victor Heuer and family for an automobile tour to resort country in northern Wisconsin. Mrs Putz, formerly a reporter on The Times, is with Studebaker Automobile company. Both are well and happy and regret missing Monroe friends during a short visit.
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Herbert Putz
South Bend
Ind
Victor Heuer
Wisconsin
Putz
The
Times
Studebaker Automobile Company
Monroe
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle Sheep
The Chicago market shows salable hogs 9,000 with prices 1.00 to 1.25 higher across weights, sows 18.25 to 20.75, cattle 14,000 with fed steers 14.50 to 19.00 and up to 25.25 for top quality, heifers about 23.00, cows softer. Sheep 6,000 with spring lambs around 20.00 to 20.75, large arrivals delaying trade. Also poultry steady with bids mixed, butter and eyes prices weak, and grains trending lower on corn oats and wheat.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Trading Apathy Shapes Narrow Market Context
In New York a subdued stock market saw investors largely indifferent and cautious amid uncertainty over proposed price control legislation. Trading interest was weak as participants hesitated and trimmed commitments while awaiting final enactment.
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New York
Market Opens With Mixed Earnings and Dividends
Earnings and dividends helped but gains were limited as early trading showed sluggish activity and an uncertain trend by late morning. Leaders included United Aircraft Glenn Martin Consolidated Edison American Telephone and more while laggards spanned National Distillers Republic Steel Chrysler General Motors Montgomery Ward US Rubber and others.
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United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Consolidated Edison
American Telephone
American Waterworks
Standard Oil (Nj
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
General Electric
American Smelting
National Distillers
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
Generall Motors
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Rubber
International Harvester
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio and Texas Co
Local Social Notes Span Visits and Greetings
Mrs. Donald L. Collins hosts Miss Julia Guelson and Mr. Horeb at the H. V. Hartman home. Mrs. Sarah Quamn of Milwaukee, the Grennwalt and Post families of Whitewater, and Mrs. Chester Johnson of Sagniwa Michigan are mentioned in a brief social recap of visitors and greetings.
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Julia Guelson
Horeb
H. V. Hartman
Sarah Quamn
Milwaukee
Emmett Grennwalt
Anna Post
Marvin Post
Whitewater
Chester Johnson
Sagniwa
Mich
Weekend Visits and Relatives Spotted Across Wisconsin
A census of sightings shows Mrs. Francis Kesslter of Milwaukee visiting friends, Arthur Hintzman Jr. with his father, Linnemaude Jenson returning from Luther College summer school to her grandmother, and Marjorie Bush of Milwaukee staying with local friends. Other locals include Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Newcomer in Pecatonica, and families Scott Hamilton Kathy Ann and Mary visiting Chicago relatives.
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Francis Kesslter
Milwaukee
Arthur Hintzman Jr
Arthur Hintzman
Linnemaude Jenson
Luther College
Gertrude Guelson
Marvin Cowell
Louisiana
Emma Cowell
Llewellyn Newcomer
Pecatonica
Minnie Brace Dunbar
Chicago
Etta Hamilton
Scott Hamilton
Mary
Blanche Green
James Karney
Kathy Ann
la Cross
First clash of ironclads Monitor and Merrimac
The battle of the Monitor and the Merrimac during the early Civil War marked the first conflict between iron clad vessels.
Thornton Wilder Attends Missionary School in China
American playwright Thornton Wilder, winner of the 1938 Pulitzer for Our Town, attended a boarding school for missionaries’ sons in China. He studied there during his youth, reflecting early exposure to international culture and theater.
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Thornton Wilder
China
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Ludlow
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C.dod
Wellertin & Sons
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Floyd Davis
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Suva
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Chicago Grain Market
Wall Street
Brodhead
Donald L. Collins
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
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Wm. A. Becker Co
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