Daily Record June 5 1956 Fair east and warm to night
Fair east partly cloudy west and warmer northwest tonight with a few thunder showers likely in the northwest and extreme west. Low tonight 47 to 55 east, 55 to 60. high Wednesday in the 70s northeast except near Lake Michigan, in the 80s southwest. Temperatures show highest 80 and lowest 55 since yesterday. warmest place US Presidio Texas 109, coldest Winnemucca Nevada 24. Real estate transfers cited and probate matters note.
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Lake Michigan
U.S.A
Presdio
Texas
Winnemucca
Nevada
Marriage Licenses Joseph O'Brien and Isabel Templeton
Marriage licenses issued for Joseph Francis O'Brien and Isabel Roberta Templeton. Justice cases list speeding and vehicle violations with fines, costs, suspensions, and venue requests across Mon ticello, Albany, Brodhead, Racine, and surrounding areas. Offenders include Robert Trickel, Jerald Jeremiason, Vilas Whaley, Cleo Riley, Glenn Day, and others noted by local police and justice authorities.
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Joseph Francis O'Brien
Brodhead
Isabel Roberta ‘Templeton
Albany
L. A. Koenig
August Faessler
Monticello
Robert Trickel
Monroe
Monticello Ice
Jerald Jeremiason
Martin C. Hutzer Vilas H. Whaley
Racine
Cleo C. Riley
Glenn Day
Deaths of local residents listed in brief notices
Death notices outline Mrs. Mattie Eaton 87 of ana 23rd avenue Mrs. Ben Thostenson 71 Brod head Mrs. John Odegard 83 Brook on Kenneth L Gadow infant son of Mr and Mrs Lavern Gadow Route 2 Juda and loaner Lucy Sheehan Los Angeles ali.
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Mattie Eaton
Ana 23Rd Avenue
Ben Thostenson
Brodhead
John Odegard
Brookon
Kenneth L. Gadow
Lavern Gadow
Juda
Lucy Sheehan
Los Angeles
Ali
Steinmann Elected Noble Grand at Odd Fellows Meeting
John E. Steinmann was elected noble grand of the Odd Fellows at a meeting in OOF hall. Harvey Rech was elected vice grand. Other officers to be chosen later with installation set for the near future.
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Steinmann
John E. Steinmann
The
Odd Fellows
Oof Hall
Harvey Rech
Urban Manager Named at WEKZ Succeeding Ritter
WEKZ announces Joseph G. Urban promoted to manager to replace Grant A. Ritter who resigned Saturday. Urban has been assistant manager since WEKZ began operations in July 1951. A Marquette journalism graduate of 1941 he served as a lieutenant in 1945 and earlier worked at WCLO Janesville. Native of Fort Atkinson he has four children and belongs to the Knights of Columbus plus was a past director of Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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WEKZ
Joseph G. Urban
Grant A. Ritter
Urban
Marquette University School of Journalism
WCLO
Janesville
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Knights of Columbus
United Fund Drive Organizes Campaign Logistics
The group outlines mend fund figures and drives mechanics with a publicity committee for ongoing education on United Fund aims. Agencies must avoid parallel appeals and submit audited annual records. Donors may designate recipient agencies, with the board reallocating excess gifts to fit budgets. An audited annual report will be published. Attendees include Scherer temporary chairman Judge Peterson Mrs Etter and other local officials.
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United Fund
United Fund Board
Scherer
Judge Peterson
Etter
Robert H. Rieder
Olsen
S Burmeister
Bender
William Kuntz
Louis Koenig
Arthur P. Benkert
Kenneth Schneider
E. C. Hamilton
Oscar N. Johnson
Boy Scout Troop Canoe Trip Lakes Madison Chain
Boy Scout Troop 101 covered 15 miles over Saturday and Sunday from Lake Mendota to Lake Waubesa in the Madison chain. They camped at Olin Park on Lake Monona and slept under canoes. Two meals each day. Minor mishap as William Burkhard Jr. and Dick Campbell tipped a canoe in three feet of water. Participants included David Warfel, Jim Roethe, Frederick Feutz Jr., Terry Ellefson, Albert Anderson, William Wedesky, Kent Phillips, Ken Mayer Jr., Erwin Peters, Roger Bruni, James Weir Jr., Alan Bacher. Scoutmaster LeRoy Phillips led the trip. Parents aiding transport: Mrs. Sam Bruny, Fred Feutz, Otto Bacher, Marion Ellefson, William Burkhard Sr., Arthur Roethe. Edmund R. Anderson drove a Crandall Oil Co. truck to move canoes.
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Boy Scouts of Troop 101
Lake Mendota
Lake Waubesa
Madison Chain of Lakes
Olin Park
Lake Monona
William Burkhard Jr
Dick Campbell
David Warfel
Jim Roethe
Frederick Feutz Jr
Terry Ellefson
Albert Anderson
William Wedesky
Kent Phillips
Ken Mayer Jr
Erwin Peters
Roger Bruni
James Weir Jr
Alan Bacher
LeRoy Phillips
Sam Bruny
Fred Feutz
Otto €. Bacher
Marion A. Ellefson
William A. Burkhard Sr
Arthur F. Roethe
Edmund R. Anderson
Crandall Oil Co
Local Residents Share Weekend Travels and Delegations
Mrs. Ben Knouse visited Saturday afternoon from Verona. Leo and George Norton visited Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc. L A Koenig and R J Elmer conducted business in Dodgeville and Lancaster. Mr and Mrs A B Williams left to spend two weeks with Mrs Williams sister in Aitkin Minnesota. LeRoy N Day and son Douglas returned to Duluth after visiting his mother. Day attended the Class of 1936 reunion. Mrs Walter J Kubly and her mother depart for Albuquerque to attend the Wisconsinsorority convention June 7 to 10. Mrs Kasbohm of Laverne California and Mrs Anna Grimm of Monroe were in Elmhurst. Wisconsin Day at Mooseheart included many Monroe attendees.
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Ben Knouse
Verona
Leo
George Norton
Oconomowoc
Pabst
L. A. Koenig
Randal J. Elmer
Dodgeville
Lancaster
A. B. Williams
Walter J. Kubly
Roy Robb
Albuquerque
N. M
Kubly
Wisconsin Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Kasbohm
Lavern
Calif
Carl Siedschlag
Hattie Portman
Agnes Rinehart
Otto Acker
Fritz Grossenbacher
Henry Wartenwyler
Charles Derendinger
Walter Siedschlag
Roy Speich
Marie Benkert
Robert H. Maurer
Christina Keegan
Walter Rufenacht
Leon Kubl
Leatha Krueger
Beatrice Mulligan
Dewey Dwyer
Walter Baumgartner
Kent
Doreen
August Kurth
Janice
Harold Thurston
Mae Knight
Floyd Asmus
Helen Broge
Chalmer Armstrong
Negotiations Open For St Johns Pastor
The St John church pulpit committee began talks to choose a new pastor to replace Rev Paul C Kehle who was recently elected president of the South Wisconsin Synod. The group includes church council and church women’s group members with Dr Benjamin H Brunkow as chairman and other council members. Rev Kehle will assume a new post in late August in Milwaukee or Madison.
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Roltme
St John's Church
Paul C. Kehle
South Wisconsin
James Green Joins Madison Public Relations Post
James Green, longtime The Monroe Evening Times news staffer since April 15, left today to become assistant director of public relations for the Wisconsin Electric Cooperative in Madison. He also serves as editor of the Brooklyn Teller, with his wife continuing to run the weekly newspaper and print shop there.
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James ¥. Green
Brooklyn
Monroe Evening Times
Wisconsin Electric Cooperative
Madison
Green
Brooklyn Teller
Knie knee injury at Camp Douglas sidelines guardsman
Nicholas Leutenegger, 29, of 1 3 22nd Avenue and member of Company K, was injured falling on a rock at Camp Douglas during training Sunday night. He was taken to Tomah Hospital for X rays and moved by private car to St. Clare hospital on Sunday morning with his leg in a splint. reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Autcomis W. Leuenegger
22Nd Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Leutenegger
Co. K
Camp Douglas
Tomah Hospital
Laura Jean Gan shert is born in St. Clare Hospital
Dr and Mrs Joseph R Gan shert of 1616 17th street announce the birth of Laura Jean yesterday at St Clare hospital. Mrs Gan shert, formerly Louise Vincent, is mother with maternal grandmother Mrs C L Vincent of 1324 16th avenue and paternal grandmother Mrs Marie Gan shert of 1823 11th street. The family also includes Israel population data shows its farm population rising from 111000 in 1948 to 346000.
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Laura Jean
Joseph R. Ganshert
17Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Ganshert
Louise Vincent
C. L. Vincent
16Th Avenue
Marie Ganshert
11Th Street
Ishael
Cynthia
Janet
William
Jo Ann
Dennis
James
Stoldt Estate’s $150000 Value Filed in Probate Court
Albert H. Stoldt 76 died May 4 with estate listed at $150000. He left $1000 to St Johns church and to Peace EUB church plus $200 to each other Monroe church. Donations totaled 400 to Cancer Society Infantile Paralysis Mooseheart Heart Association. $500 to St Clare hospital. $200 to International Lutheran Hour. Residence and goods left to nephew Elva Stoldt Dodgeville. Nieces' children receive $1000 each. rest to brother Frank and sister Mrs. George Selck one fourth each, remainder to nieces and nephews. Co executors are Elva Stoldt and Roger L Elmer. guardian ad litem F Earl Lamboley.
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Albert H. Stoldt
Stoldt
St. John’s Church
Fred
Augusta Stoldt
Peace Eub Church
Browntown
Monroe
Evans’ Monroe
American Cancer Society
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Mooseheart Children’s Home
Wisconsin Heart Association
St. Clare Hospital
International Lutheran Hour
Elva Stoldi
Elva Stoldt
Roger L. Elmer
F. Earl Lamboley
Conservation Congress Approves Shorter Hours
Madison delegates at the Wisconsin Conservation Congress vote to close waterfowl shooting at 4 p m as bears are registered and a six day pheasant hunt is planned on Horicon Marsh before adjournment on the 21st. The new closing hour aims to keep waterfowl in Wisconsin longer and allow birds to rest and feed.
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Conservation Congress
Madison
Horicon Marsh
21St
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Wisconsin
Infant Gadow Dies in Monroe Route 2 Crash
Gadow infant Juda is dead at 4 10 am at St Clare hospital after admission from a coag tal heart condition. Born Nov 15 1955 at St Clare, son of Lavern and Dorothy Goodger Gadow. Surviving are parents, maternal grandparents Earl and Geneva Goodger Delavan, paternal grandmother Pearl Gadow Spring Grove, great grandparents Will Coning Delavan and Mrs Herman Malcock Brod. Services 2 pm Thursday Everson funeral home Brodhead with burial Greenwood cemetery. Rev E B Jamison to officiate.
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Earl Goodger
Delavan
Pearl Gadow
Spring Grove Township
Will Coning
Herman Malcock
Brodhead
Everson Funeral Home
Greenwood _ cemetery
E. B. Jamison
Alberta Legislator Kills Family then Takes Life
Police say Alberta legislator John E. Clark shot his wife and four children and two men at his farm home before killing himself. Authorities found Clark’s body in a mudhole about 600 yards from the farmhouse where the other victims were discovered Sunday.
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Alberta
Selferskine
Alta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
John E. Clark
Albany woman earns BA at Luther College commencement
Miss Karen Kittleson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Kittleson of Albany received a bachelor of arts degree yesterday at Luther College Decorah Iowa. She majored in composite science. Dr Morris Wee chair of the boards Christian Education Evangelical Lutheran Church presented the commencement address at the ninety first ceremony.
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Karen Kittleson
Ivan’ Kittleson
Albany
Luther College
Decorah
Kittleson
Morris Wee
Board of Christian Education
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bethel Church
Madison
Myrtle Webb Takes New Post
Myrtle Webb, county home agent since March 1954, will resign Aug 15 to become assistant director of dormitories at Lawrence College Appleton. She will oversee Russell Sage girls dormitory dining, food prep, upkeep and maid staff with redecorating duties. She and her daughter Polly will move into Russell Sage cottage. Polly will attend Appleton Edison in fall. Mrs Webb says she enjoys extension work and rural outreach but accepted an opportunity too good to pass up.
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Myrtle Webb
Webb
Lawrence College
Appleton
Russell, Sage
Polly
Russell Sage Cottage
Appleton Edison
Wisconsin Home Economics Leader Profiles in Service
Green County notes Mrs Webb as home agent in Adams County. A North Dakota University graduate in home economics she serves on the Wisconsin Extension Workers board and has been secretary treasurer since 1956. Active in the Wisconsin Home Economics Association she edited its newsletter this year and is a former president of the Wisconsin Home Agents Association.
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Green County
Webb
Adams County
North Dakota University
Wisconsin Extension Workers
Wisconsin Home Economics Association
Wisconsin Home Agents Association
Lake Titicaca Compared to Lake Ontario in Size
A historical note states Lake Titicaca in South America is half as large as Lake Ontario. The comparison highlights Titicaca as the smaller body of water relative to Ontario.
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Lake Titicaca
South America
Lake Ontario
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