Weather Summary for June 6 1956 with Readings
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered thunder showers in the northwest and extreme west, spreading over most of the west half by Thursday. Lows 53 to 58 east and 58 to 64 west, highs 78 to 84. Temperature highs and lows since yesterday 1 pm 84 and 55. Warmest place Presidio Texas 109, coldest Mullen Pass Idaho 29. Sunrise 4:31, sunset 7:7.
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U.S.A. Presidio
Texas
Mullen Pass
Idaho
County Court Judge Recommendations After Reckless Driving Case
Judge Marshall L. Peterson recommends suspending the driver’s license for 60 days for erald John Bliss of Brodhead after reckless driving. Sheriff's department notes Woodrow Bryant of Rockford forfeits 35 dollars for speeding. Shirl Hillard of Route 2 forfeits 15 dollars for driving on the left side. Warren August Brandenburg of Beloit forfeits 25 dollars for illegal passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
Erald John Bliss
Brodhead
Sheriff's Department
Woodrow Bryant
Rockford
Shirl Hillard
Warren August Brandenburg
Beloit
Marriage Licenses and Death Notices Mixed
Marriage licenses listed for Charles Raymond Richardson and Juanita Mae Landis. Deaths noted for John J. Raymer and Mrs Henry G. Cox. Births reported to Mr and Mrs William Leopold a daughter born June 5 and Mr and Mrs Donald Deininger a daughter born June 6.
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Charles Raymond Richardson
Route 2
Brooklyn
Juanita Mae Landis
Albany
William Leopold
Evansville
Donald Deininger
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
A hospital notice lists personnel and patients across departments. Names include Jen C Nygaardm Horeb, Carol Leck, Isabelle Hough, Peter Williams Albany, Alma Miller Shulls burg, and others with addresses. Dismissals mention Dean Jorgenson Alien Kraus Charles Phillips Jr. Joe Schwarzenberger and additional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen C. Nygaardm
Horeb
Carol Leck
24Th Street
Isabelle Hough
14Th Avenue
Frank Buren
Delavan
Peter Rupp
Belleville
Peter Williams
Albany
Alma Miller
Shullsburg
Wayne Hemenway
Edgerton
Ralph Jones
Herman Spann
21St Avenue
Clarence Bill
Beloit
Alois Rahberger
Route 2
Dean Jorgenson
Alien L. Kraus
Charles L. Phillips Jr
Joe Schwarzenberger
John E. Nelson Jr
Joseph Steiner
Arthur Kahl
Roy Benett
Gary Eldred
Vicky Lynn Legler
Sara Green
Two Cars Damaged In Highway 11 Crash
Mrs Raymond O Binns of Browntown and George F Miller of Cedar Rapids drove head on two miles west of Browntown on Highway 11 at 1230 PM today. Sheriff Samuel F Humbel said dust from a truck blocked view as one way traffic operated on the construction zone. Miller was bound for Milwaukee and Mrs Binns for South Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond O. Binns
Browntown
George F. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Highway 11
Samuel F. Humbel
Miller
Milwaukee
Binns
South Wayne
Resigns Post At Local Kroger Store
Kleier, manager of the Kroger store here for several years except for a year running his own Dodgeville shop, resigned yesterday and started at Sentry Market this morning. Oren Brown, Beloit co-manager, acts as manager this week. Marcus Pink, Dubuque, set to take over Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comes. Nuerer
Kroger
Dodgeville
Sentry
Kleier
Oren Brown
Beloit
Marcus Pink
Dubuque
Coffey forfeits bail on speeding charge in Madison court
Joseph A. Coffey of Route 2 Blanchardville forfeited a $6 bail on a speeding charge in Superior Court at Madison yesterday, court records show.
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Joseph A. Coffey
Route 2
Blanchardville
Madison
Tributes Mark Booth Services
Tributes marked the funeral services for Charles A. Booth 53 at Shri ner-Neushwander funeral home. Booth news director for WEKZ and a newspaper correspondent died Monday noon after hospitalization. Rev. Glen H. Ridnour praised his vitality and community leadership while a quartet sang. Military rites were held at Greenwood cemetery with American Legion and VFW honors and a flag presentation to the widow Simone Cecelia Van Dammen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEKZ
Charles A. Booth
Shriner-Neushwander
Booth
Charlie
Glen H. Ridnour
Methodist Church
Socrates
Monroe
God
Herbert Ainsworth
Edwin W. Schuetze
Wilbert May
Greenwood Cemetery
American Legion
VFW
Walter Schild
William Liedschlag
Ervin Sonnenberg
Cake Entries Take Third in District Cheesecake Contest
Eugene Meier and Beverly Flaherty placed third in their classes at the district contest in Madison sponsored by the Farm Bureau Associated Women. Winners were Mrs. Roy Sprecker of Sauk County in the senior division and Karen Weisenfel of Dane County in the junior division. Attendees from area towns included several residents of Clarno Township and New Glarus, with entries from Sauk, Dane, Green, Columbia and Rocky Counties competing.
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Aars
Eugene Meier
Beverly Flaherty
Green County
Madison
Farm Bureau Associated Women
Roy Sprecker
Sauk County
Karen Weisenfel
Dane County
Meier
Orville Flaherty
Beverly
Dixieland Event Draws Over Four Hundred Attendees
More than 400 people filled the Swiss Wheel restaurant for a second Dixieland performance as sponsor Alois Bolter announces a third show planned for the fall. Attendance overflow caused standing room only and further guests came and went during the evening. In Cairo, Al Shaab reports Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser will visit Belgrade in mid June for talks with Yugoslav President Tito with expected international impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
al Shaab Today
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Belgrade
Tito
Local Society Notes and Travels Feature Wisconsin Residents
Personal mentions include Doris Messmer and Eli nor Thompson from Milwaukee, Roy and Rattler on a 10 day tour to New York City and Washington, D C, Ben Hodgson family visiting Black Earth, Mae Norton and Ellen Gibbons in Chicago for winter market, church conference travels by Ridnour and Cox to Madison, Mrs Arthur Black visiting Belgrade and Des Moines, Brennan family two week trip to Washington D C, Markwardt enters Harper Beauty Culture school in Madison after Monroe grad, local Girl Scout Council meeting in Beloit, and Martha Mathilda Harper scholarship awarded to Joan Markwardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Messmer
Milwaukee
Elinor Thompson
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Roy Rattler
New York City
Washington, D. C
Ben Hodgson
David
Black Earth
Charles Frey
Mae Norton
Ellen Gibbons
Chicago
Glen Ridnour
Coyla Cox
Madison
Methodist Church
Arthur W. Black
Belgrade
Neb
B. J. Ainlay
Des ‘Moines
Frank Brennan
Sarah
Colin
Marilyn
Michael
Washington D. C
Marie Brennan
Brennan
Francis
Suzanne
Jean
Glen H. Ridnour
W. Howard Smith
Beloit
Rock, Walworth and Green County Area
Girl Scout
Joan Markwardt
Lowell E. Markwardt
15Th Avenue
Monroe
Harper Beauty Culture School
Markwardt
Martha Mathilda Harper
Area Holsteins Shown at 71st Holstein Show
Holstein cows from three area herds were shown at the Black and White Show during the 71st Holstein-Friesian Association convention at Pabish Farms in Oconomowoc. Exhibitors included Ralph Eastwood and several Rufis family members plus Dan McKenzie consignments to the convention sale at Wisconsin State Fair Coliseum. About 150,000 U.S. children are born out of wedlock each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconomowoc
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Ralph Eastwood
Woodford
John W. Rufi
W. G. ‘Timm
John B. Rufi
Dawn Ellen
Frances Rufi
Ralph Shaffer
Herbert Huffman
Walter G. Timm
Betty
Donald Timm
Ben Zimmerli
Frank Trumpy
Chester Norton
Wisconsin State Fair Coliseum
Rufis
Burt McKenzie
Hollandale
U.S
News Paragraphs TO TOUR EUROPE
Don Davenport of WEKZ radio leaves Friday night for a European tour with Marion Young of La. They fly Chicago to New York then Paris arriving Sunday morning and plan a general tour of France Italy Switzerland Belgium the Netherlands and England. They return July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Don Davenport
WEKZ
Marion Young
Chicago
New York City
Paris
France
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
England
Green County Bar to Meet at Eugene Hotel Friday
A noon luncheon of the Green County Bar Association will be held Friday at the Eugene hotel. J. L. Stencel of Brodhead serves as association president. Attending the state convention in Superior June 10 12 will Mrs Helen Myers clerk of courts here Mrs Grace M Thorpe register of deeds and Ralph J Kundert treasurer. Mrs Kundert will accompany the group leaving Saturday morning. Gay Steensrud of Monroe high school attended the Southern Wisconsin Officials Association outing at Nakoma Country Club in Madison. Prizes were donated by Swiss Colony Fritos Huber Brewing Co and Martin’s Sporting Goods.
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Green County Bar Association
Eugene
J. L. Stencel of
Brodhead
Circuit Court
Registers of Deeds
Superior
Helen Myers
Grace’ M. Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Ralph’ J. Kundert
Madison
Gay Steensrud
Monroe
Southern Wisconsin Officials Association
Nakoma Country Club
Swiss Colony
Fritos, Huber Brewing Co
Martin's Sporting Goods
Falls From Ladder Injures 70-Year-Old Man at Home
Jens C. Negaard of Mr Horeb fractured his right hip after a ladder fall yesterday at his residence and is in satisfactory condition. Carol Leck, 10, daughter of Clifford Leck, underwent eye surgery at St. Clare hospital after being struck in the eye by a stick. her eyeball was cut but she is doing fine.
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Jens C. Negaard
Mr. Horeb
Carol Leck
Cliford Leck
24Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Birth announced for a daughter in Burlington
Mr and Mrs Roger Humphrey of Burlington are the parents of a daughter born this morning in a Burlington hospital. The mother is the former Mardelle Geigel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Geigel of 804 Ninth Street. The Humphreys also have two sons, Earl aged 5 and Timothy aged 3. The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Tom Humphrey of Williams Bay.
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Roger Humphrey
Burlington
Burlington Hospital
Humphrey
Mardelle Geigel
Earl Geigel
9Th Street
Earl
Timothy
Tom Humphrey
Williams Bay
County Bankers elect Menehan president at Monroe event
The Green County Bankers association elected Frank Menehan assistant cashier of the First National Bank as its new president at the annual meeting held last night at Monroe Country Club. Willis M. Lorch of the Bank of Brodhead became vice president, Lewis Lehnher of the Bank of Juda secretary, and Miss Marie Blum of the First National Bank treasurer. One hundred fifty seven attended the dinner and program featuring Gay Pats pantomime and a Boy Scouts Indian dance outside under floodlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Bankers Association
Frank Menehan
First National Bank
G. N. Swartz
Brodhead
Monroe Country Club
Willis M. Lorch
Bank of Brodhead
Lewis Lehnher
Bank of Juda
Marie Blum
Gayleen Steensrud
Patricia Miller
Nekoosa Group
Boy Scouts
Goetz Purchases Sunny Croft Dairy Property
Thomas Goetz acquires Sunny Croft Dairy at 2327 27th Avenue from Vern Dary with possession effective July 1. Dary plans a men’s clothing business in Upland with his son Eugene. the Dary family will move from Monroe in mid July to a new base near Shriner pony farm site. Goetz, previously manager of the Old Fashioned store, will take over dairy routes with Davyl assisting in June. Stanley Beach will join Goetz after a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas .N. Goer
Coee 7Th Street
Sunny Croft
27Th Avenue
Vern Dary
Dary
Eugene
Upland
Calif
Mary Ellen
Monroe
Goetz
Shriner Pony Farm
Darys
Beloit
Thomas G. Goetz
Old Fashioned
Bernard Purcell
Davyl
Stanley Beach
Madison Man Injured In Highway 11 Truck Roll Over
A Madison man Arnold Brabaum was injured when his truck rolled over on Highway 11 near Brodhead city limits at 11 45 this morning. Deputies said he sustained minor injuries and the truck carrying soft drinks was damaged with all wet goods lost.
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Madison
Highway 11
Brodhead
Arnold Brabaum
Stock List Slips in Quiet Market Trade
New York shares drifted lower in a calm session with declines around a point in late trading. Losers included Illinois Central, Sinclair Oil, Pan American Airways, 20th Century Fox, American Smelting, American Cyanamid, General Electric, American Can, U S Steel, Chrysler, International Harvester, Douglas Aircraft, and Zenith Radio.
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New York
Illinois Central
Sinclair Oil
Pan American Airways
20Th Century Fox
American Smelting
American Cyanamid
General Electric
American Can
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
International Harvester
Douglas Aircraft
Zenith Radio
Mrs. Rose Kreamer Dies at 87 in Rockford
Mrs. Rose Kreamer 87 died at 4:45 am yesterday at her Rockford home. Services 1:30 pm tomorrow at Sundberg Chapin funeral home with Dr. O Garfield Beckstrand officiating. Burial Will Wood Park. Born in Muliheim Pa daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ulrich. She married John Kreamer Oct 6 1885. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Harold Peterson a son Raymond Kreamer and one grandson.
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Rose Kreamer
Rockford
Sundberg- Chapin
O. Garfield Beckstrand
Trinity Lutheran Church
Willwood
Kreamer
Muliheim
George Ulrich
Brookville
John
Harold Peterson
Raymond Kreamer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sly
John J. Raymer
16Th Avenue
Henry G. Cox
Fair Bee Kreamer
Rock
Yeat
Mark Booth
the Commercial and Bank
the First National Bank
Schuetze Clothing Store
Walters’ Construction Co
Ralph Schild
Egli Implement
L. Hare
Bruni-Miller Co
Conrad Bosshart
Farm Bureau Warehouse Co
Alston Auto Parts
Green County Boots & Saddle Club, Inc
Franz W. Brand
Brand
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Bruce M.slum
Miss Anna Blum
Business Mart
Mth Street
van Richard Marsh
van A. Marsh
Mineral Point
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Ladish Company of
Cudahy
Marsh
Grage
Donald Wayne Fritz
Clifford M. Fritz
Miami University
Oxford
O. Fritz
Orangeville
Lawrence J. Crone
Carthage College
Carthage
Ill
Lawrence
Daddy
Regal
Gerald Crone
Orangeville High School
Monroe Loyal Order of Moose
Madison Moose
Madison Lodge
Paul McCarville
Monroe Moose
Monroe Lodge
Schmitz
SKY VU
Clyde Beatty Berer A
James Dean
Myrtle R. Ruehlman
23Rd Avenue
Thomas Goetz
Times
Irgnine
Steiger
Randolph Scott
Tall Man Riding
Walt Disney
TVA Tear
Deter and the Wolf
Worth
17Th Ave
Haworth's
Kelley Klothes Monroe
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