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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
8
Overnight mainly fair and not very cool with a rise in clouds and a chance of scattered thundershowers in the far northwest tomorrow. Low 60 to 65, high 80 to 92 with yesterday's extremes 58 to 78 and the barometer around 29.69 to 29.72. Sunrise 4:44, sunset 7:29.
Victor Sucharski transfers 1 percent of property totaling 2 acres in fractional lot 2 section 28 village of Albany to Emil Stein dorf.
Justice L. A. Koenig and George J. Korn Jr., 37, of Monroe, face assault and battery charges. Korn pled not guilty. a $20 bond was posted for a court appearance at 10 a.m. on July 31.
Ellen announces the deaths of Amelia Enderson aged 88 of Avon township and Sylvia Ramond aged 88 of Denver Colorado. The notices provide ages and hometowns with no further burial details.
Mr and Mrs Charles Suda of 2925 10th street announce the birth of a son on July 24.
St Clare Hospital Medical notes Kathleen Collins Janesville Mrs Otto Becker Brodhead Nancy Kaderly Juda Mrs Joseph Grivett Sharon and Mrs William Chambers Juda. Accident James Andrews 23 Argyle. Surgical Roger Goecks route 5 Mrs Frank Flannery Browntown Dalene Helm Darlington Mrs Gilbert Dettwiler route 4 Mrs Wilford Heindel Waupaca Mrs Katie Garde Brodhead and Robert Jones Janesville. Dismissals John Treden Mrs Glenn Kubly Mrs William Schneider and daughter Mrs James Crull Kenneth Wells Mrs Fred Ziltener Inez Harrison Mrs Edward Hartwig Henry Schild Jacob Disch and Robert Stauffacher.
Mrs J Howard Reynolds of Crestview Clinton posted 30 bond to appear in Darlington justice court August 9 on a reckless driving charge from a South Wayne collision yesterday afternoon. Nathan F Burgy Monroe state traffic officer was injured with a knee wound and bruises. Mrs Reynolds and her husband were uninjured. Burgy was turning left from Highway 11 onto 11 176 toward west as Reynolds planned to continue north on 176.
Monroe high school's 92 piece senior band will present its annual concert at the Green County home starting at 7 p m Tuesday. The public is invited to attend. The band will be in full uniform for their final summer performance. New members will participate with Phoebe Abraham featured in baton twirling and Nancy Kundert narrating in a humorous arrangement. The concert lasts about one hour.
Mrs John Clauder of Milwaukee advances toward a fifth Wisconsin women's golf championship after a 4 and 3 semifinal win over Joan Coffeen of Green Bay. Joyce Ziske of Milwaukee edged Nadyne Granick 1 up in the other semifinal to reach the final.
Temperatures dipped to 58 this morning and 77 yesterday after a 96 degree record on Tuesday. Lows around 63 last night contrasted with 80 the night before as meteorologists forecast hotter weather returning tomorrow. Some Wisconsin rain was not expected to reach the area.
Cpl Roger C. Robson Jr son of Mr and Mrs Roger C Robson Sr Monroe has been named steward to Gen Mark Clark in Tokyo Robson enlisted in November 1950 and recently completed a steward course in Japan He supervises meals and oversees the staff kitchen on Gen Clark's staff. He left the United States last May.
Mr and Mrs Louis Krauer of 2425 11th avenue plan a three month visit to Switzerland and the Occupied Zone of Germany. They expect to depart August 16 by Swissair to visit relatives with Mr Krauer born in Zurich and Mrs Krauer in Bern.
Miss Louise Amundson of Gratiot is a surgical patient at St. Francis hospital in Freeport, as reported in local notices.
Emil Baumgartner who has spent months in Switzerland is scheduled to land at Chicago airport at 5 25 p m today marking a return to his home city after a prolonged abroad stay.
Homemakers chorus will hold a practice session in the Green room of the library at 8 p.m. Monday.
Mrs Edna Bowen of Lancaster served as a delegate from the 3rd district to the Democratic national convention and was among two women escorting Vice President Alben Barkley to the speakers’ stand last night. She seeks the 3rd district assemblyman seat and the national committeewoman post from Wisconsin.
Mr and Mrs Roy A Feldt of 2008 14th Street returned from the 1952 Wisconsin Rural Letter Carriers Association convention at Prairie Du Chien. Attendees from the area included Mr and Mrs Roy Fries Juda and Arthur Klingbeil and Arthur Anderson.
Robert Grant aged 74 is recuperating at his home after a Sunday night fall at 1510 15th Avenue which caused several fractured ribs.
A son was born this morning at St. Clare hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Suda of 2925 10th street. He has an older sister named Carolyn. Mrs. Suda is a registered nurse with the Monroe Clinic.
Mr and Mrs Paul Achtemeier left for New York en route to Europe aboard the Dutch ship Rydam set to sail Saturday for Rotterdam They will study two years in various European countries joining Rev and Mrs A R Achtemeier who are visiting here for 12 days with his parents
Irene Kimel from Madison and many geographic shifts appear as local residents and visitors stop in Monroe. Names include Mr. and Mrs John Ruff of Darlington, James and Jean Tschudy of New Glarus, Glenn Stauffer on vacation in Minnesota, Roger Dunwiddie of Juda, and Emma Groom with Mona Van Volkenburgh from Grand Junction. Visitors are noted with travel to Chicago, Memphis, and other places, along with extended family visits and cattle care duties for Lafayette County Fair entries.
Pfc. Andrew Sulzer Jr. is here from Fort Lejeune North Carolina on a 14 day leave. He has been in Marine Corps service a year and a half.
Cpl. Alfred W. Ufken, son of Mrs. Dora Meyers of Monticello, departed Madison Tuesday for Camp Stone in California to await overseas assignment. He was accompanied by Mrs. Ufken and Earl.
Pfc Kenneth McKillip son of Mr and Mrs George McKillip of Darlington graduates from the Seventh Army non commissioned officer academy in Munich Germany He joined the army in January 1951 and now serves as a scout in the 109th Engineer Combat Battalion Overseas assignment received in July 1951.
Kublys doing business as City Cab Co. of Monroe applies to the Public Service Commission for permission to carry parcels in Monroe and nearby townships. A hearing is set for 11 a.m. August 6. Earlier, Frank J. Kubly will seek an amendment to a contract motor carrier license.
The loyalty pledge stirs debate as Southern delegates eye Sen Russell for a vice presidential slot while Eisenhower remains popular north of the Mason-Dixon line. Russell resists a veep role, signaling Alabama Sen Sparkman and Arkansas Sen Fulbright as possible alternatives amid jockeying by Kefauver Harriman and others. The scene focuses on expected May ballot dynamics.
The Associated Press tally shows Kefauver leading with 263 first ballots, Stevenson 166, Russell 165 while Harriman 107 Kerr 45 others 237 and uncommitted 246, needing 615 to nominate. Truman reportedly silent on ticket picks and pleased with a platform calling for peace prosperity progress and civil rights language without the word filibuster.
Funeral services for John R. Bradley age 74 of St. Clare hospital area were held Tuesday. Rev Ralph K Kofoed officiated at 9 am service at Stuessy funeral home and 1 pm at Forrest Hill cemetery in Wyanet Illinois. Full Masonic rites were observed at the graveside with pallbearers named.
Walter J. Schinz Jr., 53, Milwaukee attorney and son of Circuit Judge Walter Schinz, died yesterday after a long illness. He previously served as assistant district attorney and as legislative counsel for the city of Milwaukee before resuming private practice in 1945.
Harrison Dillard of Cleveland won the Olympic 100 meter dash in 13.7 seconds to claim his rightful title four years after a disputed win. American hurdlers swept the 110 meter high hurdles, setting another track record as the U S qualified three men for the 400 meter semi finals. Jamaicans led the 1 500 meter finals while Iron Curtain nations dominated the record shattering performances marking the 1952 Games as remarkable.
Wisconsin and Minnesota motorists were told to expect heavy military traffic as the 32nd National Guard Division trains at Camp Ripley. Convoys will move at up to 40 mph with spacing to allow civilian traffic. heavy volume expected on Wisconsin routes Saturday and Minnesota highways Sunday.
All grains rose on the Board of Trade with soy beans leading the advance by as much as four cents at times. Austria purchased three cargoes of corn and hedge lifting supported the yellow grain.
Barbara Lawler, 4, of Sparta died after bulbar polio at a LaCrosse hospital. Her death and a new polio case led city officials to close the Sparta swimming pool. The latest victim was William Gleiss Jr., son of Monroe County’s district attorney, with two other Sparta children stricken earlier in the week.
Miss Grace Corwin former church editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel and longtime spiritual leader died yesterday at her Milwaukee home. She was 74 and had been ill since breaking her hip in a fall two months ago. Corwin edited the church page for 17 years before retiring in 1949.
Miss Anita Rose Heller, once known for her polio battle, left her wheelchair briefly yesterday to marry her high school sweetheart, DeWane Trickie, in Marshfield. The ceremony drew attention from the community and family.
In Tehachapi California continuing aftershocks of the great earthquake injure 27 more people. Arvin also damaged as tremors hit, with fronts collapsing on cracked buildings. Red Cross spokesman Joe Barber reports two broken bones and 25 with cuts and bruises.
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