Daily Record Weather Summary July 24, 1954
Mostly fair tonight and Sunday. Cooler in the northwest Sunday. Low tonight 56 to 62. High Sunday 76 to 82 in northwest and 82 to 86 in the southeast. Winds light and variable. Since yesterday 1 p.m. highest 83, lowest 65. Year ago today highest 88, lowest 62. Barometer 29.60 at 1 p.m. Warmest place Dallas 106, coldest Big Piney 32. Sunrise 4:43, sunset 7:29.
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U.S
Dallas
Tex
Big Piney
Wyo
County Court Judge Marshall Peterson Issues Probation in Check Fraud Case
Monroe defendant Robert Apple of Monroe received a one year sentence for a worthless check offense and probation was applied. Sheriff’s department reported after a perjury charge against Donald J. Wellnitz, 32, of South Wayne, with a one to three year sentence in Waupun state prison.
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Marshall Peterson
Robert Apple
Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Donald J. Wellnitz
South Wayne
Waupun
Justice Cases Justice L A Koenig and Bruni Case Details
Justice L A Koenig dents and Arthur Bruni aged 45 of 2504 12th Street faced docket items in Monroe Police records. Bruni cited for overtime parking while Koenig noted on failure to yield the right of way. case dismissed on record.
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L. A. Koenig
Arthur Bruni
12Th
Sts
Monroe
Marriage Licenses Noted For Freeport Lena Is Stephenson County
Deaths listed include Augusta Buehl 85 of 1123 lb street Mary Russell Chapman 89 Warren Martin L Hendrickson 81 Blan chardville Jennie White 89 Brooklyn Gilman O Mahium 82 Newark Township Rock County Births announce Morris and Morris Crotty Monticello welcomed a daughter July 24
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Augusta Buehl
Lb Street
Mary Russell Chapman
Warren
Martin L. Hendrickson
Blanchardville
Jennie White
Brooklyn
Gilman O. Mahium
Newark Township
Rock County
St Clare Hospital Medical Dockets Names List
St Clare Hospital Medical shows patient names including Mrs Raymond Fetter Footville Gunnard Westin Rockford Mrs Bertha Klemm Beloit and others. Surgic entries list Shirley Rae Montgomery Browntown Mrs Ira Muffitt Beloit and additional patients. Dismissals names include Rev James Mifna Howard Wilson Benjamin Jean Clifford Hexom Arthur Rosheisen and others.
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Raymond Fetternoff
Footville
Gunnard Westin
Rockford
Bertha Klemm
17Th Avenue
William Wilson
Freeport
George Groom
Apple
River
Raymond Tangye
Beloit
Shirley Rae Montgomery
Browntown
Ira Muffitt
John Lange
Evansville
Arthur Blum
25Th Avenue
Bruno Bagnoni
Charles Keller
Harold Pinnow
Brodhead
Leonard Swenson
Janesville
Fred Hammerly Jr
Albany
Ross Peppers
Brodiyhead
Joan Kay Fries
New Glarus
James Mifna
Howard Wilson
Benjamin Jean
Clifford Hexom
Arthur Rosheisen
John Edwards
Bryant Wills
James Andrews
John Dean
Vincent Locast
Thimble Unearthed in Garden Heirloom Discovery
Mrs. Harry C. Young of 1818 9th street found a silver thimble while chasing a cat in her yard. Engraved A. A. Young May 1863, the relic likely belonged to Amanda Young and dates back decades. The old rose garden was cleared this spring to create a vegetable garden, uncovering the heirloom.
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Harry C. Young
9Th Street
A. A. Young
A. A. Young—May 1863."" It Had Belonged To Mr. Young
Amanda
D. S.) Young
Fred Moffett Gratiot Native Dies at 76 in Moberly
Fred Dudley Moffett 76, native of Gratiot, died in Moberly Missouri from injuries suffered in a home fire 18 months earlier. He had a long newspaper career in Chicago, Ft. Smith, Joplin, Kansas City, Monterrey, Cherryvale, and Milwaukee. He and his wife joined the Milwaukee Journal in 1921, later owning the Sturgeon Bay Leader, Clark Chronicle, and Ashland Bugle before retiring five years ago.
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Moberly
Fred Dudley Moffett
Gratiot
Mr. Moffett
Chicago
Ft. Smith
Ark
Joplin
Kansas City
Monterrey
Mexico
Cherryvale
Kas
Milwaukee Journal
Moffett
Moeffett
Sturgeon Bay Leader and
Clark Chronicle
Ashland Bugle
County Shriners Honored In Janesville Shrine Ceremonial
The Green County Shrine Club joins Beloit Sa hara Fort Atkinson Walworth Lake Geneva and Southern Wisconsin Shrine Club as one of five area groups honored at the Quintette Shrine Ceremonial in Janesville scheduled for July. Laurien J. Caldwell Zor Shrine Temple Madison will lead a state-wide group of Shrine officials. Free camel rides on the high school campus from 10 to 5, a 2 mile parade at 5, and a Shrine pageant at the 4H fairgrounds park are planned. Mrs Caldwell will host an afternoon tea from 2 to 4 in the Monterey hotel lobby and a 6 p.m. dinner for wives of candidates and distinguished guests.
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Green County Shrine Club
Janesville
Beloit
Sahara Club
Ft. Atkinson
Walworth Club
Lake Geneva
Monterey Hotel
Gilman O Mahlum Dies in Janesville
Gilman Oliver Mahlum aged 82 died Thursday night at Pinehurst Sanatorium Janesville after two weeks as patient. Born December 18 1871 in Newark Township he lived all his life there. Survived by brother Otto Beloit sister Mrs Marrie Landsverk Orfordville five nephews two nieces. Services Monday 2 p m East Luther Valley church where he was a member since 1886 Rev Marcus Lewis officiating burial in East Luther Valley cemetery. Visitation at Rosman Uehling Kinzer mortuary Beloit after noon Sunday and at church after 1 p m Monday.
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Orfordville
Gilman Oliver Mahlum
Pinehurst
Janesville
Newark Township
Guttorm
Barbo Mahlum
Otto
Benloit
Marrie Landsverk
Eagles Meeting To Be Tomorrow In Wisconsin District
Members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles from nine southern Wisconsin communities will attend a district meeting tomorrow. The event includes a local initiation of 12 candidates by a Madison drill team, with district chairman William Menze and representatives from Ft. Atkinson, Delevan, New Glarus, Reed ture, Bersbee, Janesville, Bedison, Beloit and Platteville. The gathering fills the Eagle club rooms on the east side of the square.
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Order of Eagles
Wisconsin
Madison
Bel William Menze
Chaiman
Ft. Atkinson
Delevan
New Glarus
Reed Ture
Bersbee
Janesville
Bedison
Beloit
Platteville
Eagle Club
Watch Dial Painter Death Returns From Radium Risk
Ruth Williams of Ottawa Illinois died in Billings Memorial hospital from a bone disease linked to radium poisoning. The watch dial painters in the 1920s used radium paint and shaped brushes with their mouths, leading to months or years of illness. A court fight over compensation followed as more women succumbed, though officials say Williams may be among the last victims.
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Ruth Williams
Ottawa
Billings Memorial Hospital
Williams
University of Wisconsin music committee adds Barbara Eastwood
Barbara Eastwood daughter of Ralph and Mrs Eastwood Route 1 Woodford selected as one of 13 students to serve on the Memorial Union music committee at the University of Wisconsin She will help arrange concerts singing and other programs a nursing student at the university.
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Barbara Eastwood
Ralph E. Eastwood
Route 1
Woodford
Memorial Union
University of Wisconsin
Eastwood
The
Univers
Local Social Notes and Visitors Listed from Area Towns
Personal mentions of Charlene Mergen visiting Barbara Germann and Maud Wenger staying with John Pederson. Church event announced at Oakley Union and a list of summer visitors and residents across Madison Caledonia Freeport and nearby towns. Names include Nesby, Schuh, Haesler, Stocker, Kowalczyk, Stuart, Lelle, Scherer, Miller, Chase, and graduates from Platteville State Teachers College.
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Charlene Mergen
Madison
Barbara Germann
Maud E. Wenger
John Pederson
Caledonia
Oakley Union Church
James A. Nesby
Dell Raplds
S.D
Anna B
Schuh
Albert, Kellenberger
Edwin’Naef
Detroit
John Haesler
Theresa Zibung
Louise Stocker
Freeport
Lake Gilbert
Wild Rose
George Kowalczyk
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Sophia Stuart
Harold Lelle
Richard
Argyle
Elwood Scherer
Browntown
Clayton Hauser
Darlington
Frank Miller
Crookston
Minn
Lois Chase
Afton
Platteville State Teachers’ College
Mines
Viva Stauffacher
Robert M. Kingdon
Willis E. Mitchell
Marguerite Wenger
William Mueller
Kenneth G. Zimmerman
Thelma J. Millin
Betty Timm
Phyllis Longhorn
Marlen Duerst
Caroline Wood
Eugene Mason
Ernest Vogeler
Dr John Norton Moves to Monroe
Dr John L Norton, formerly a Juda veterinarian, has moved to 603 27th avenue with an office at home to serve the Monroe Juda area treating small animals. He earned his DVM in June 1953 from Michigan State College East Lansing and is a Juda native, son of Mr and Mrs J L Norton and grandson of the late Dr C W Bennett of Monroe. He has three children John Marley Katherine Lee and Nancy Jo.
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John L. Norton
Juda
27Th Avenue
Norton
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Monroe-Juda
Dr. Norton
J. L. Norton
10Th Street
1954 Dress Revue Winners and Participants
Audrey Siedel Judith Anderson Dorothy Wald Evelyn Johnson Elaine Signer and Loletta Rodrick placed first. Fourth place went to Donna Deininger LaVon Elmer Linda Williams Bonnie Wilson Susan Schindler Sharon Hollis Eloise Waelti Lois Ann Johnson Lea Ann Meyers Janice Updike Lois Dettwiler Caryl Ann Goecks Frances Deininger Barbara Hartwig Helen Wunschel Joanne Schwartzlow Cullen Walters Etha Walters Jo Anne Isely Isabel Kaderli Mary Ann Frauischy Joy Wuethrich Barbara Boeck Kay Bartelt Linda Heimann narrated by Mrs Willis Babler Mrs Arleigh Frautschy Mrs Fred Deppeler Miss Shirley Leopold Background music by Mrs Esther Larson 1954 Dress Revue committee included Mrs Alfred Trumpy Mrs Fred Deppeler Juda Mrs Willis Babler Monticello Mr Arleigh Frautschy and Myrn Blum Monroe Programs for the evening were made by Miss Janet L Arnsmeier and Miss Shirley Leopold.
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Donna Deininger
LaVon Elmer
Linda Williams
Shirley Geigel
Kay Bartelt
Linda Heimann
Willis Babler
Arleigh Frautschy
Fred Deppeler
Shirley Leopold
Esther Larson
Alfred Trumpy
Juda
Monticello
Miryn Blum
Monroe
Janet L. Arnsmeier
Michigan Ruling Bans TV Cameras in Court
The Michigan Supreme Court has virtually banned television cameras from all courtrooms. The state bar of Michigan considers a newspaper code for reporting investigations arrests and trials. The high court adopted a new canon of judicial ethics at the bar's request. It advises lower courts not to televise proceedings except for naturalization ceremonies, continuing prior bans on photography and radio broadcasts during court sessions or recesses.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Michigan Supreme Court
State Bar of
Supreme Court
State Bar
Pur e Milk Group Hears Dairy Talk in Green County
A. L. Mewilliams of the Pure Milk Association urged forming a cooperative corporation to buy and distribute dairy surpluses, charging farmers via a check off. He compared methods used by vegetables and other industries and criticized government purchases that favor inferior dairy products. ADA director E. J. Kaderly stressed advertising, and Myron Jeglum outlined the Brucellosis campaign as county agents urged readiness for market demand.
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A. L. Mewilliams
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
Green County Association
MeWilliams
McWilliams
PMA
Department of Agriculture
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
American Dairy Association
ADA
Myron E. Jeglum
Jeglum
Green County
Six Die In Test Flight Near Pikeville Tennessee
A twin engine plane demonstration on a Pontiac Michigan to Tampa trip crashed into a mountain top southwest of Pikeville Tennessee killing at least six. A seventh possible victim was indicated by a found bill fold. The craft dropped an engine before crashing, spreading wreckage over nearly a mile. Pilot Gordon Wyrick of Pontiac had picked up the buyer Howard E Anthony and others at Benton Harbor Michigan.
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Pikeville
Tenn
Michigan
Florida
Here
Tennessee Highway
Lloyd Baker
Chattanooga
Pontiac
Mich
Tampa
Gordon Wyrick
Howard E. Anthony
Bentor Harbor
Mrs Eager, 79, Suffers Hip Injury in Fall
Mrs ude Eager, 79, suffered a hip fracture in a fall at her Evansville home Friday and is listed in good condition at St Mary's hospital in Madison. She is the mother of L. P. Eager, an Evansville banker.
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Evansville
Ude Eager
St Mary's Hospital
Madison
L. P. Eager
J W Volmary to Open Shoe Service Shop
Joseph W Volmary, long time shoe repairman, plans a new shop in the Snack Bar building on the square, branded Joe's Shoe Comfort Service. Operations begin the second week of August offering shoe rebuilding, foot balancing, and corrective footwear alongside repairs. The Snack Bar space, leased by Howard Ituler since 1953, closed in May.
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Joseph W. Volmary
Schmidt
Volmary
Joe's
Howard Ituler
Former Resident Critically Injured in Burley Train Crash
Frederick J. Stopka, 26, a Burley city employee and former resident, was critically injured when his truck struck the side of a train after brakes failed Thursday night. He suffered amputation of a leg, three broken ribs, and other injuries, and is being treated at a Burley hospital. Stopka's sisters and their husbands traveled to Burley. his father Frank Stopka resides in Idaho.
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Burley
Ida
Frederick J. Stopka
Ethel L. ‘Stopka
16Th Avenue
Stopka
Willard Ammann
Harold Legler
Clifford Leuzinger
Annette
Frank Stopka
Idaho
Trudy
Sue
Terry
Monroe
Triangle Cheese Co
Studer
French Deputies Approve Indochina Cease Fire Plan
The French National Assembly backed the Indochina cease-fire with a 71 to 14 vote. Premier Mendes-France credited decisive actions and faced opposition from Georges Bidault who likened the settlement to Munich. The piece notes Mendes-France’s pledge to end the war by July 20 or resign.
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WAKID
National Assembly
Indochina
Assembly
Mendes- France
Georges Bidault
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Bidault
Smith Urges Aid In Latin America
Rep. Lawrence H. Smith of Racine urges U S aid to Latin America, warning Communist infiltration endangers the region and the United States. He calls for economic development, roads, power, and capital, with Export Import Bank loans as a potential source, noting Latin America buys a large share of U S cheese and butter exports.
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Ricnaxo F. Powers
Washington
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Guatemala
United States
Latin Americ
Latin America
America
Smith
House
Senith
Americas
U. S
Crash Kills Singer Near Three Lakes
Donald Hoyt a 32 year old Eau Claire singer and entertainer was killed when his car left the road and plunged into a ditch authorities said he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. A separate report notes a commuter train between Sheffield and London runs 106 miles in 97 minutes at over 66 miles per hour.
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Three Lakes
Donald Hoyt
Eau Claire
Here
Sheffield
England
London
Service Record: Feldt Promoted and Troop Moves
Cpl. A R Feldt US 55 381 157 promoted to high rank. Parents Mr and Mrs Roy Feldt 2008 14th Avenue. Address Co E 16th Inf Regt APO 1 c/o postmaster New York. Pfe Karl R Kundert home on three weeks leave from Oakland to Far East. Robert Rackow new address Pvt Robert D Rackow US 55 479 795 Co B 6th OMBn Res Comd 2nd Post 6th Armored Division Ft Leonard Wood Mo.
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Cpl
A. R. Feldt
Roy Feldt
14Th Avenue
Cpl. Feldt
Co. E 16Th Inf
New York
Pfe
Karl R. Kundert
Henry Kundert
Oakland
Calif
Far East
Lester Rackow
Route 4
Robert
Robert D. Rackow
Co. B
O. M. Bn. Res
6Th Armored Division
Ft. Leonard Wood
Officer Cleared In Ft. Dix Probe
1st Lt. Robert S. Morgan of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania was cleared by an eight-officer special court-martial board of dereliction of duty accusing him of forcing 225 trainees to stand at attention in 92 degree heat on June 21. His administrative aide Sgt. Richard J. Witbeck faces upcoming court-martial on maltreatment allegations.
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Fy, DIX
N. J
Robert S. Morgan
Wilkes- Barre
Morgan
Richard J. Witbeck
Wellington
Ohio
Witbeck
Co. L
272Nd Infantry Regiment
Godfrey Singer Weds New York Publisher in TV Tie
Godfrey program star Lu Ann Simms ties knot with Loring Buzzell a New York music publisher today. Formosa population estimated at 9,500,000.
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Godfrey Singer
New York
Lu Ann Simms Ar
Arthur Godfrey
Loring Buzzell
Formosa
Rep Albert Camp Dies at 61 in Bethesda Hospital
Georgia Democrat Rep Albert S Camp died at Bethesda Naval Hospital from a liver ailment He would have turned 62 on Monday Camp first won his seat in 1939 and served continuously He was the sixth House member to die since the current Congress began and his passing alters the party balance to 219 Republicans 213 Democrats and one independent Camp was born in Coweta County Georgia and began his career after earning a law degree in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert S. Camp
Georgia
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Camp
House
Congress
Louis B. Heller
Coweta County
32nd Prepares For McCoy Stay In Wisconsin Camp
The 32nd Red Arrow National Guard Division will train at Camp McCoy in Mequon Wisconsin from August 8 to 22. Maj Gen Jim Dan Hill said the unit, at 10 000 soldiers across 77 cities, will focus on individuals and small units with potential joint participation from Army Air Force and Navy units. the 32nd last trained at Camp Ripley Minnesota since 1950.
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Camp Mevux
Wis
u—Wisconsin
32Nd Red Arrow
Wisconsin
Jim Dan Hill
Superior
Camp McCoy
Air Force
Navy
32Nd
Camp Ripley
Minn
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