Weather forecast with scattered showers and storms
Scattered showers and thunder storms possible this afternoon and tonight with a chance of severe storms in the south. Not as cool northwest tonight. Saturday mostly cloudy with more showers before noon and cooler in the south. Low tonight 60 to 65 north and 65 to 70 south. highs Saturday 75 to 83. Winds light to moderate, shifting east in the north tonight and south in the south. 15 mph winds Saturday. Yesterday's high 89, low 71. warmest U S location El Centro 116, coldest Big Piney 43.
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U. S. el Centro
Calif
Big Piney
Wyo
Real Estate Transfers Across Albany and Brodhead
Irene Tilley Graham transfers its to Forrest Purinton and wife It 5 blk 2 Albany. Laura Belle Rahn to Ben Zimmerli part Its 2 and 4 blk 148 Brodhead. John B Mueller and wife to Jesse Beach and wife parts Its 5 and 6 blk 27 Brodhead addition Monroe. C J Goetz Mable Goetz Robert Goetz and Nathan Goetz to Delbert Share and wife It 6 and part It 7 blk 3 Goetz Acres Mon toe. Gertrude Boyer to Morris Grenzow and wife part It 6 see 2 town 1 north Range 8 east village Juda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Tilley Graham
Forrest Purinton
Albany
Laura Belle Rahn
Ben Zimmerli
Brodhead
John B. Mueller
Jesse Beach
Monroe
C. J. Goetz
Mable Goetz
Robert Goetz
Nathan Goetz
Delbert Share
Goetz
Mon- Toe
Gertrude Boyer
Morris Grenzow
Juda
Multiple Vehicle Offenses Reported by Monroe Police
A Monroe police roundup lists drivers cited for speeding and related infractions, including Justice L A Koenig Gottfried F Wirtz Jr 19 Argyle speeding with 15 dollars and costs, Joseph P Wiegel 40 Darlington speeding forfeited 20, Bruce A Gordon 60 Winnetka speeding forfeited 20, Louis D Potter 59 Racine speeding forfeited 20, Robert W Ozanne 39 Madison and Forrest R Ludwig 25 Monroe reckless driving forfeited 25, John C Bard 29 Davenport speeding forfeited 20, Sam Rocklin 44 Madison speeding forfeited 20, Royal W Karlen Jr 20 Monticello speeding forfeited 20, Fred H Willis 66 Murphysboro speeding forfeited 20, Robert L Abbott 19 Monticello speeding 12 and costs, Ray D Bowen 19 Orangeville operating an unregistered vehicle 5 and costs, Robert Gus Ninneman 1421 1th avenue operating a motor vehicle under the influence 100 and costs plus license revocation for one year, Robert Freese Orangeville speeding 15 and costs.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Gottfried F. Wirtz Jr
Route 1
Argyle
Monroe
Joseph P. Wiegel
Darlington
Bruce A. Gordon
Winnetka
Ill
Louis D. Potter
Racine
Robert W. Ozanne
Madison
Forrest R. Ludwig
John C. Bard
Davenport
Sam Rocklin
Royal W. Karlen Jr
Monticello
Fred H. Willis
Murphysboro
Robert L. Abbott
Ray D. Bowen
Orangeville
Robert
Gus) Ninneman
14211Th Avenue
Sheriff's Department
Robert Freese
Sheriff's
Marriage Licenses and Births in Beloit Area
Earl George Mattison of Janesville and Anna Mae Millison of Albany obtain a Rock County marriage license. Births include Mr and Mrs John Kruse Beloit 105 McKinley Avenue Beloit July 28 Beloit Municipal Hospital and Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Wiesenberg 1503 15th Avenue Beloit son July 30. Deaths include Mrs Otto Schultz 4 Belleville and Larry Fabri 7 Mineral Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl George Mattison
Janesville
Anna Mae Millison
Albany
Rock County
Otto Schultz
Belleville
Larry Fabri
Mineral Point
John Kruse
McKinley Avenue
Beloit
Son
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Kenneth E. Wiesenberg
15Th Avenue
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
A St Clare Hospital item lists accident patients including Betty Baumgartner route 2 and Katherine Kundert plus Edward Scieszinski of Janesville. Surgical cases include Ellsworth Watson Argyle and Patricia Updike. Dismissals cover Donald Doyle and many others across Madison, Janesville, Stoughton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Baumgartner
Katherine Kundert
21St Avenue
Edward Scieszinski
Janesville
Nicholas Elmer
Albany
Lloyd McCann
Madison
Russell Gannon
Virginia Evans
Waukesha
Maynard Harried
Stoughton
Ellsworth Watson Argyle
Patricia Updike
Route 4
Stauffacher Moves to New Roger Johnson Building Office
H. S. Stauffacher Monroe chiropractor moved to a larger space in the Roger Johnson building one block west of the square. He left the Peterson building, where he had practiced on the top floor for 14 years, to gain bigger facilities for treatment and examination.
Larry Fahrni 7 Dies in Madison
Larry Fahrni seven son of Mr and Mrs Fred Fahrni Mineral Point and grandson of Mr and Mrs Henry T Hefty 819 11th street died yesterday in a Madison hospital after a long illness. He leaves a sister Joyce and two brothers LaVerne Lyle at home and his paternal grandfather Alfred Fahrni Verona. Services Sunday 2 p m in Mt Horeb Luthe church Rev E R Anderson will officiate burial Mt Horeb cemetery friends may call Gesme funeral home after noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Fahrni
Fred Fahrni
Mineral Point
Henry T. Hefty
11Th Street
Madison Hospital
Florence Hefty
Marnage
Washington Township
Joyce
LaVerne and
Lyle
Mrs Schultz of Belleville Dies at 64
Mrs. Otto Schultz 64 Belleville died at home after long life in the Albany Belleville area born Marie Louise Hein April 17 1890 Exeter Township daughter of Carl and Ottillia Heit married Otto Schultz November 17 1909 she leaves two sons Carl and Wilburt five daughters and twenty seven grandchildren and one great grandchild services pending at Becker Funeral Home Belleville
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Otto Schultz
Belleville
Schultz
Marie Louise Hein
Exeter Township
Carl
Ottillia ‘Heit
Albany
Brooklyn
Wilburt
Walter
Neuenschwander
Juda
Ernest Fahrni
Spring Green
George Hurd
Cambridge
Charles Huber
Lawrence Pest
Monroe
Becker Funeral Home
Wandfluh Discharged Seaman Returns From Guam Duty
Seaman Wandfluh Wesley P discharged after 18 months overseas on Guam. Entered service June 10 1952, left for Guam May 1953. Son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Wandfluh. Also PF Odell A Broten 21. spent seven day leave in Japan from Korea duties with the 2nd Infantry division.
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Wandfluh
Wesley P. Wandfluh
Treasure Island
Calif
Guam
Adolph Wandfluh
Japan
Pfe
Odell A. Broten
Ole Broten
Route 3
Blanchardville
2Nd Infantry
Korea
Young 4-H Entries Highlight Dairy and Safety Projects
The page lists multiple 4-H participants from Richland New Glarus Clarno Monroe and surrounding areas earning blue red and white ribbons for projects including Quality Eggs First Aid How To Keep Dairy Machines Clean Making a Calf Blanket Foot Care Equals Comfort and Taxes Easy.
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Karen Kubly
Richland
Ronald Riesen
Sharon Zentner
New Glarus
Nathan Bloom
Clarno
Patricia Paulson
York
Robert and
Virgil Leopold
Hilltop
Shelby “Mauverman
Karen Zimmerli
Decature
Roger Stauffacher
Roger Busch
Monroe Ag
Duane Bollig
Dayton
Blue Ribbon
Large Style Cheddars Up in Plymouth Trade
Large cheddar prices rose on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange today with an advance of a quarter to a half cent while small styles held steady. Reported sales include two cars of cheddars at 32 cents, six cars at 31 1/2 cents, and one car 40 lb blocks at 32 cents. bids and offers cover several car lots with mixed grades and block sizes.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Personal Mentions and Local Calls in Monroe Notes
Robert Feller from Monticello called in Monroe and Vernon Templeton of Browntown spent the day there. A special Monroe meeting announced for July 30 at 8 pm by Eagles 2651. Henry Anchon of Madison visited the city. Richard Matthews from Wisconsin Rapids visited yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gettings are visiting from Albany. Mrs. George Ott of St. Petersburg Iowa visiting with Julia Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Beekman. Mrs. Elwood Scherer of Browntown and Mrs. Lloyd Retzlaff of South Wayne called in Freeport yesterday. Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid sale at National Bank annex on Saturday July 31, featuring home made doughnuts. Kathleen Hartwig to attend Senior Hi youth camp at Green Lake next week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Scherer depart for Mand, North Dakota to meet daughter Karen. Paul V. Hodges visiting from Denver, noted with brothers-in-law William C. and Frank M. Haren, and sister-in-law Emma Manning in Janesville. Thomas Cunningham and Edward Carlmark to Lincoln, Nebraska for vacation. return home late week, train from Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Feller
Monticello
Monroe
Vernon Templeton
Browntown
Eagles
Henry Anchon
Madison
Richard Matthews
Wisconsin Rapids
Edward Gettings
Albany
Miss Tings
George Ott
St. Petersburg
Julia Ott
Wi Beekman
Elwood Scherer
Lloyd Retzlaff
South Wayne
Freeport
Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Bake Sale
National Bank
Green Lake
Harold E. Scherer
Mand
N. D
Karen
Gerda Farr
Paul V. Hodges
Denver
William C
Frank M. Haren
Janesville
Emma Manning
Janesville Child Reported First Rock Polio Case
Kettrick McMillan, a six year old boy in Janesville, listed by Rock County health officials as having polio. He became ill Sunday and was hospitalized. Dr. Gerald Gerdler noted throat paralysis. Rock County’s last polio case was August 1953.
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Caneoville
Kettrick McMillan
Harold McMillan
Janesville
Rock County
Gerald Gerdler
Picnic at New Glarus Woods State Park Sunday
Mt Pleasant Washington Albany Farm Bureau unit plans a Sunday picnic at New Glarus Woods State Park. Also noted are a veterans reunion attendance by Atho Mooney family, an injury case at Browntown, and Miss Wisconsin Day events in Madison with pageant plans and political changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant-Washington- Albany
Farm Bureau
New Glarus Woods State Park
President Gets Revised Tax Bill
The Eisenhower administration’s sweeping tax revision bill, revamped by the conference committee, passes the Senate 26 to and heads to the White House for signature. It marks the first complete overhaul of the tax laws in 75 years and includes key provisions requested by the administration. The measure promises significant revenue reductions in the first year and completes an 87.5 billion 1954 tax cut program, a major point for Republicans ahead of the fall elections.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Counce Committee
House
Sparta Father Kills Wife and Himself in Garden Tragedy
Gordon Libke, 44, shot and killed his wife Lorraine Libke, 35, outside her mother's home in Sparta, then fatally shot himself about an hour later. The couple had separated three months earlier and were in the midst of a custody dispute over their daughter Edith, 15, in Monroe County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Gordon Libke
Lorraine
Angelo
Betty Baumgartner Hurt in Farm Boulder Mishap
Betty Baumgartner five year old daughter of Paul and Mrs Baumgartner Route 2 Monroe was injured yesterday when a heavy boulder toppled onto her as her father hauled rocks with a tractor. She sustained minor pelvic injuries and is reported in good condition.
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Betty Baumgartner
Paul Baumgartner
Route
Monroe
Remarkable relief claims for rheumatism tablets
A wartime era medical note touts Ar Pan Ex tablets as fast relief for rheumatism arthritis neuritis and related pains saying they reduce uric acid in the bloodstream and bring restful nights and active days. Sold by WAinwaient Pharmacy Monroe.
Kohler Strike Talks To Resume Next Wednesday
Negotiators in the Kohler Co strike now almost four months old are scheduled to meet again at the bargaining table next Wednesday. Virgil Burtz and Glenn Fleshman, federal labor conciliators from Chicago, arranged the meeting after discussions with firm representatives and Local 833 of the CIO United Auto Workers since last Friday. The last round of talks broke off June 29.
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Kohler Co
Virgil Burtz
Glenn Fleshman
Chicago
CIO
United Auto Workers
Hensel urges global policy rethink by U S defense official
U S assistant secretary of defense Hensel urged a global review of political economic and military policy during a Madrid Spain press conference. He criticized Sen Joseph McCarthy calling him irrational and said Roy M Cohn helped shape McCarthyism while predicting McCarthy would emerge as the loser in the Army–McCarthy dispute.
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Madia
Spain
N. Struve Hensel
United States
U. S
Joint Chiefs Staff
Pentagon
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Army
Hensel
Roy M. Cohn
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Cohn
McCarthy
Prisoners to be tested for vitamin B-12 values
Scientists at Maryland Penitentiary will test vitamin B-12 levels in prisoners to assess its effectiveness for the elderly. Vitamin B-12, found in meat especially liver, aids growth and body rebuilding, though exact workings remain unclear. In a separate note, Wellington reports US support for a Southeast Asia treaty to prevent Red influence.
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DaLimuni
Vsonn Hopkins
Maryland Penitentiary
Designer Dior Unveils H Line Promising 1920s Revival
Christian Dior introduces a flat, slender, boyish silhouette for fall and winter. He drops the waist to the hips, minimizes busts, and emphasizes a long straight torso. Coats slip from sloping shoulders to hips, with full skirts continuing the long torso look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggy Lamson
Paris
Christian Dior
Dior
Wisconsin men’s conference delegates at Green Lake set
The Wisconsin Council of Churches announced an expected 500 delegates for the 8th annual men’s conference at Green Lake from September 17 to 19. In Aden, floods in the Hardamut region of southern Arabia caused 13 deaths, an official statement said.
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Madison
Wisconsin Council of Churches
Green Lake
Aden
Duan
Hardamut
Arabia
Roth Elected ASC Chairman in County Committees Change
Ed Roth of Route 4 Monroe was elected chairman of the county Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee replacing Fred Habley Monroe. New and alternate members include William Tschudy Juda Route 5, Roger Douglas Juda Route 2, Walter Streiff New Glarus as first alternate, and Christ Waelti Juda Route 1 as second alternate. Past members W. C. Baumgartner Sylvester Township and Jonathan Moen Argyle decline another term. Albert Neuenschwander becomes Monroe Township community chairman, others move up, with parallel shifts in Jefferson and Spring Grove Townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roth
Mionroe
Agriculture , Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Fred Habley Monroe
Wiliam Tschudy
Roger Douglas
Juda
Walter Streiff
New Glarus
Christ Waelti
Hahlen
W. C. Baumgartner
Sylvester Township
Jonathan Moen
Argyle
Albert Neuenschwander
Monroe Township
Roth
Jefferson
Spring Grove
Albert Fritsch
Dale Young
Managua flashpoint as Nicaragua moves armored units to border
Managua reports moving armored units toward the Costa Rica border amid government claims that Costa Rican border guards provoked the clash. The government accuses Costa Rican personnel of illegal actions prompting the tense standoff and possible escalation in the region.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Somoza Says Military Convoy Heads to Border
President Anastasio Somoza said a mile long convoy of armored cars and tanks sent from Managua yesterday was moving toward the border to defend Nicaragua's territory. The two Central American republics faced rising tensions as border violations, incidents and accusations increased this week.
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Anastasio Somoza
Managua
Nicaragua
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St. Clare Hospital
Donald Doyle
James Crull
Rolland Woetrich
Barbara. A. Dettwiler
Eliabeth Pfister
John Lang
Emma Houshopple
Arthur Blum
Peter Bohren
Colum
Thomas Cunningham
Edward Carlmark
Lincoln
Neb
Savanna
Cunningham
Atho Mooney
Oklahoma
Lester Mooney
H and K
Mooney
Co. K
James Conners
Monroe Clinic
Conners
Kohier
Reedsburg
Wisconsin
Atlantic City
John Tyler
Helen Stauffacher
Libke
Wainwaient Pharmacy
HL. S. Stauffacher, Chiropractor
Regez & Johnson Building
Kohler
Webb
Wellington
New Zealand
Clifton T. Webb
Southeast Asia
Florine
NS van GT Teas Aay
MGM
Navy
Technicolor
van Johnson
Walter Pidgeon
Louis Calhern
Dewey Martin Keenan Wynn
Frank Lovejoy
ASC
Ace Hardware
Sky-Vu
Massacre Canyon
Audrey Totter
Cinemascope
Srg
Es Mason
Wes Leh Wagner
Ea Paget
Seem Hayden
Rogers’ Rangers Storm
Johnny
Gage Monte Vot
Calzetiz
Nature
New Orleans
Eleanor Parker
Charlton Heston
Gladioli
Rosa
Ludlow Hotel
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