Weather Summary for June 8 1955 in Daily Record
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with scattered showers this afternoon and evening. Thursday partly cloudy and cool with a low of 45 to 52 and a high of 60 to 66. Temperature extremes include a high of 72 and a low of 56 since yesterday. Needles California recorded 113 and Fraser Colorado 27 as warmest and coldest spots in the U S. Sunrise 4 31, sunset 7 26.
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U. S
Needles
Calif
Fraser
Colo
Estate matters name bank executor and guardians
Estates Probated appoint Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe as executor for Paul Ganshert of Browntown who died April 30. Will dated August 25, 1953 leaves Annabel to inherit if alive with survivors sharing if not. Appraisers named John Coryell and Laverne C. Gallitz. L. A. Koenig guardian ad litem for four minor children. Letters issued to Mary Lane Lysser in Ida Richardson estate. appraisers Harry C. Young and R. W. Blaha. Will dated August 22, 1949 divides house at 1021 24th Street to Wyanne and Leona Wyss with rest to Lysser children equally.
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Ida Richardson
Harry C. Young
R. W. Blaha
Wyanne
Leona Wyss
24Th Street
Mary Lane Lysser
Marriage Licenses for Six Applicants Listed
Donald William Elmer aged 19 of Monroe Township and Donna Elaine Smith aged 16 of Cadiz Township. Ralph Lee Van Dixhorn 23 of Sheboygan County and Barbara Ann Kundert 23 of Monroe. James Keith Babler 18 of Freeport and Mary Irene Whipple 17 of Mt Pleasant Township.
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Donald William Elmer
Monroe Township
Donna Elaine Smith
Cadiz Township
Ralph Lee van Dixhorn
Sheboygan County
Barbara Ann Kundert
Monroe
James Keith Babler
Freeport
Mary Irene Whipple
Mt. Pleasant
Local Birth Announcements Tie to Several Families
The notices record births: Mr and Mrs Richard Jensen of Albany announce a daughter born June 8. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Phillips of Route 2 announce a daughter born June 8. Mr and Mrs Carl Ebweter of Minneapolis announce a daughter born June 5. Mr and Mrs Lowell Myers of Orangeville announce a son born June 7. Mr and Mrs Larry Barr of Madison announce a daughter born June 7. Hospitals cited include Minneapolis and Madison General.
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Richard Jensen
Albany
Wilbert Phillips
Route 2
Carl Ebweter
Minneapolis
Lowell Myers
Orangeville
Dearoness Hospital
Freeport
Larry Barr
Madison
Madison General Hospital
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Staff Listings
St. Clare Hospital Medical includes Leland Brewer of Brooklyn and Mrs Harold Wuethrich with several other named patients and staff. Surgical list features Clarence Blumer Monticello Lloyd Bushnell Argyle Frank Larson South Beloit and others. Dismissals enumerate Kenneth Ginner Lewis Legler LaVerne Altman and additional individuals.
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Leland Brewer
Brooklyn
Harold Wuethrich
12Th Street
Robert Hermanson
Argyle
Louis Blum
Clarence Blumer
Monticello
Lloyd Bushnell
Frank Larson
South Beloit
John A. Radtke
Evansville
Basil Cuffman
Janesville
August Gempler
15Th Avenue
Martha Johnson
Sterling
Merle Paffel
Brodhead
Walter Bahler
Browntown
Home on Leave for A1C Saxer at Monticello
Airman 1st Class Edwin F. Saxer of the 340 Tac Hospital at Sedalia AFB Missouri is enjoying a two week leave at his parents home, Mr and Mrs John Saxer in Monticello.
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Edwin F. Saxer
Tac Hospital
Sedalia Afb
John Saxer
Monticello
Co K Equipment to Go Tomorrow
Co K National Guard of Monroe in the 32nd Division moves from here to Camp McCoy for two weeks of summer maneuvers. Troops nationwide depart starting Sunday. four drivers return Saturday to transport six officers one warrant officer and 88 enlisted men. Con voy leaves about 8 am and arrives around 2 pm at Baraboo for a box lunch before joining others. Sgt Elwood H Lutze will attend a National Guard Officers Candidate Course at Ft Benning Ga reporting June 13.
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Co. K
Monroe
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Baraboo
Elwood H. Lutze
Ft. Benning
Miss Mae Nee Dies in Milwaukee At 79
Miss Mae L Nee 79 Milwaukee and Monroe native died at her home in Milwaukee yesterday. She was born in Monroe daughter of James and Ada Nee and moved to Milwaukee as a young girl. Surviving are brother Frank and several nieces and nephews. Services set for 9 am Friday at St Rose Catholic Milwaukee with graveside in Monroe Calvary cemetery at 1 pm. Brett Funeral Home Milwaukee in charge.
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Miss Mae L. Nee
Milwaukee
Monroe
Miss Nee
James
Ada Nee
Frank
Jesse
William
St. Rose’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Brett Funeral Home
Toblers Grandparents Twice in Same Week
Mr and Mrs Albert Tobler of Monroe report two grandchildren born in the same week. A daughter arrived in Minneapolis to Mr and Mrs Carl Ebneter, the former Florence Tobler. Paternal grandparents include Mr and Mrs Joseph Ebweter of Marshall with great grandmothers in Portage, Switzerland, and Rock Grove relations.
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Albert Tobler
Monroe
Carl Ebneter
Minneapolis
Ebneter
Florence Tobler
Joseph Ebweter
Marshall
Emma Kubly
Portage
Frieda Tobier
Switzerland
Lowell Myers
Orangeville
Deaconess Hospital
Myers
Rose Marie Tobier
Clark Myers
Rock Grove
Lollie Myers
Kubly
Ammon to Give Up City Hauling Route
Ernest Ammon of Route 2 Monroe announces he will stop his garbage collection at month’s end. He says red tape in selling hog fed carcasses prompts nonrenewal of his hauling permit and knows of no successor. Mayor Dunwiddie says the city may take over hauling without extra staff or gear.
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Ernest Ammon
Monroe
Ammon
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Services for Accident Victim Will Be Friday
Services for John Hribal 24 of Lowes Park who died at St Clare hospital from injuries after a swimming accident near Brodhead Sunday will be held Friday at 10 30 a m in the Julian Poorman funeral home Rockford Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p m tomorrow Hribal apparently was fishing with another Rockford youth when they decided to go swimming He reportedly broke his neck diving into the Sugar River.
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John Hribal
Lowes Park
St. Clare Hospital
Brodhead
Julian Poorman
Rockford
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hribal
Sugar River
Radio Club to Meet at Community Center
The Monroe Area Radio Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the Community Center. A program is planned at 8 followed by a code session at 9.
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Monroe Area
Personal mentions from Baraboo to Monroe and beyond
Local notes list individuals visiting or from various places including Baraboo Rockford Burlington Paxton Davenport Glencoe Madison Savanna Argyle Monroe and Chippewa Falls. Mentions include church events, anniversaries, and attendance at conferences with brief travel notes and a TV program ad for Jim McLaine Chiropractic Story.
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V. A. Dunn
Baraboo
J. L. Waller
Rockford
Marvin Lees
Burlington
John Diermyer
Park Forest
Rodolfo E. Vilaro
Paxton, Nl
John A. Vogelsang
Rose Dillenbach
Delavan
Lois Chase
Madison
Paul J. Weirich
Union League
Chicago
Kenneth Goodman
Browntown
Jesse E. Goodman
Monroe
Savanna
A. P. Anderson
Argyle
Lutheran Free Church
Anderson
WMF
Nettie Feustel
Barney
N. D
Edward A. Kundert
William B. Voegeli
Chippewa Falls
Platteville Ends Fluoridation After Referendum
In Platteville residents voted 799 to 730 to end water fluoridation, a practice begun in October 1951. A second referendum to switch officer selection from popular vote to council appointment was defeated by a 3 to 1 margin.
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Platteville
Beloit College Holds 105th Commencement ceremony
Miss Joan Hammer daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Hammer 2217 16th street received a bachelor of arts degree from Beloit College Sunday during the 105th commencement exercises She was among 136 seniors to graduate and is a member of Delta Gamma Sorority Dr Miller Upton college president awarded the diplomas Miss Hammer returned home to Monroe after graduation
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Joan Hammer
W. J. Hammer
16Th Street
Beloit College
Miss Hammer
Delta Gamma Sorority
Miller Upton
Monroe
Janesville Swimmers Enter Monroe Event
Janesville prep team coached by Jim Davies will compete at the Monroe aquatic meet on July 10. Monroe Athletic Association and the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsor the exhibition, following the Janesville squad’s state championship win this year led by coach Jim Davies.
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Frank Stiles
Monroe
Janesville
Jim Davies
Monroe Athletic Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Teutschmann Rites To Be Held Friday
Shullsburg area farmer Christian Teutschmann 56 died yesterday at Hazel Green hospital. Born in Grindwald Switzerland he lived here 25 years leaving wife Lydia five sons Godfrey Fred William Jake Frank serving in Germany a sister Mrs Donald Lindsay mother Mrs Mary Ann Teutscher and four sisters and one brother in Switzerland Services set tentatively 1 30 p m Friday at the Teutschmann residence and 2 p m at Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Darlington Thompson funeral home Shulls burg in charge.
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Shullsburg
Christian Teutschmann
Hazel Green
Grindwald
Switzerland
Lydia
Godfrey
Fred
William
Jake
Shullsbury
Frank
Air Force
Germany
Donald Lindsay
Darlington
Mary Ann Teutscher
Teutschmann
Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church
Thompson Funeral Home
Schools set age rule for kindergarten under state aid policy
The board adopted a policy requiring children to be five by December 1 to enroll in kindergarten as part of state aid compliance. Other actions include approving summer school credit to nurse Miss June Grammes for heart work, sending Coach Lee Mitchell and Don MecGibbon to a Kokomo coaching school, buying two sound film projectors and an opaque projector, studying tax fund transfer from Ludlow district, reporting on regional library meetings, and rejecting a $104 band room fan purchase.
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June Grammes
Marquette University
Lee Mitchell
Don MecGibbon
Kokomo
Ind
Ludlow
Guess
Ludlow Memorial Library
Nellie Kohli
Freeport
Senate approves wage hike to $1 minimum pay
The Senate approved by voice vote a Democratic bill raising the national minimum wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour. The move came as an unexpected expedient to limit debate and speed passage.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Traffic mishap on east side of square injures no one
City police report a minor collision between Herbert T Wilde of 620% 17th Avenue and Roger Allen Blumer of Route 4 Monroe at 7 16 p m on the east side of the square. Wilde backed from a parking stall and damaged the left rear taillight while Blumer's right front fender bumper and lights were damaged.
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Herbert T. Wilde
17Th Avenue
Roger Allen Blumer
Monroe
Wilde
Blumer
Barr Infant Born in Madison General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Larry Barr of Madison welcomed a daughter yesterday afternoon at Madison General Hospital. Mrs Barr, formerly Jacquelyn Evans, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville R Evans. The Barrs also have another daughter named Julie.
Simmons announces sale of two houses and permits
Wendell L. Simmons reveals the sale of the Lois Faubel home at 1616 15th Street and a new residence on 2100 block of 17th Avenue. The Faubel home goes to Mrs. Maxine Cummings and the new house to Paul Ritschard of 1017 10th Street. He also obtained 10 building permits for new homes near South School.
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Wendell L. Simmons
Lois Faubel
15Th Street
17Th Avenue
Faubel
Maxine Cummings
Paul Ritschard
10Th Street
Simmons
South School
Directors to Meet Southwest Wisconsin Association
The Board of Directors of the Southwest Wisconsin Restaurant Association will meet Friday at 3 p m in the Swiss Wheel restaurant.
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Southwest Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Swiss Wheel
Install Officers: Green County 40 of 8 Meeting
Jack Wilson will install officers tomorrow night at a meeting of the Green County 40 ot 8 in the Legion club.
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Jack Wilson
Green County
Legion Club
Kiwanis Meeting Shows Our Smallest Foe Film
The Monroe Kiwanis Club will view the film Our Smallest Foe tomorrow at 12:15 p m. in the Swiss Wheel restaurant.
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Kiwanis
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Swiss Wheel
Cassell Family Plans Move to Monroe Tomorrow
Mr and Mrs Berlyn Cassell and their family, currently living over Woeffler's store in the Peter sen apartment, will relocate to Monroe tomorrow.
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Juda
Berlyn Cassell
Petersen
Woeffler
Monroe
Hausers Name Son David Lee Born at St Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert L Hauser 1620 15th avenue announce the birth of their son Saturday at St Clare hospital Mother is the former
Family ties anchor Brodhead birth notice
Shirley Patsy Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Wheeler of Brodhead, is born. Mrs. Frances Hauser of Monroe is named as the paternal grandmother.
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Shirley Patsy Wheeler
George Wheeler
Brodhead
Frances Hauser
Monroe
Miss Nora Siedschlag Enrolls in Milwaukee Secretarial Course
Miss Nora Siedschlag daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Siedschlag of Juda has enrolled in the aviation secretarial course at Prospect Hall secretarial school for girls Milwaukee. She will begin classes September 15.
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Nora Joaan Siedschlag
Marvin Siedschlag
Prospect Hall Secretarial School For
Milwaukee
Siedschlag
Anderson daughter receives Augsburg College diploma in Minneapolis
Miss Donna Lou Anderson daughter of Rev and Mrs A P Anderson of Argyle earned a Augsburg College diploma in Minneapolis Thursday night. Attending were Rev and Mrs Anderson Carol Curtis and Phillip Johnson, with Miss Magnhild Nybroten. Nybroten and the Andersons also attended the Augsburg alumni banquet.
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Donna Lou Anderson
A. P. Anderson
Argyle
Augsburgh College
Minneapolis
Memorial Given Library By Monroe Woman's Club
The Arthur Ludlow Library receives the book Coming Down the Seine by Robert Gibbings in memory of Helen Stauffacher. The gift is presented by the Monroe Woman's Club, of which she was a member.
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The
Seine
Robert Gibbings
Arthur Ludlow
Helen Stauffacher
Monroe Woman’s Club
Second Salk Round Continues in Brodhead County
The second injections of Salk polio vaccine were given to 88 children at Brodhead this morning, county nurse Ruth Chase reported. Nine were unable to receive second shots due to colds. First and second graders from Albany attended. The next dose will be at Monroe High School auditorium tomorrow at 9 a.m. Miss June Grammes urged parents to accompany their children.
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Salk
Brodhead
Ruth Chase
Albany
Brodhead Center
Monroe
June Grammes
Normal Graduates Hear Longhorn Address
Thirteen graduates of Green County Normal school will hear Dr Milton Longhorn of Platteville State College deliver the commencement address tonight at 8 15 in the high school auditorium. Marilyn J Hanson leads the processional and recessional as Otto W Lund presents the diplomas with J R Schesser officiating. Rev Clarence C Warfel gives the invocation and benediction. Evelyn Johnson accompanies the chorus directed by Hanson singing The Prayer Perfect One God I Heard a Forest Praying Halls of Ivy Now is the Hour May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You.
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Green County Normal School
Milton Longhorn
Platteville State College
Marilyn J. Hanson
Otto W. Lund
J. R. Schesser
Normal School Board
Clarence C. Warfel
Evelyn Johnson
William Christoph 67 Dies in Waukesha City Hospital
William Christoph aged 67 of Waukesha died in St. Clare hospital at 1:15 a.m. today after being admitted as a medical patient May 30. The body was moved from New Comer funeral home in Brodhead to Randall funeral home in Waukesha for service this afternoon.
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William Christoph
Waukesha
St. Clare Hospital
Christoph
Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead
Randell Funeral Home
Quemoy Areas Shelled Near Formosa
Minor Communist shelling in the Amoy Quemoy area occurred today about 120 miles west of Formosa but the Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry reported no casualties.
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Quemoy
Taipei
Formosa
Amoy- Quemoy
Defense Ministry
Postal Pay Raise Approved by Senate for 500000 Workers
The Senate sent to President Eisenhower a compromise bill raising pay for the government’s 500000 postal workers by about 8 percent. The measure passed the Senate after accepting two minor House amendments and previously cleared the House 407 to 1. Both parties assure the President will not veto.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Trainmen Union to Request $2.50 Daily Wage Raise
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announced plans to ask railroads nationwide for a $2.50 daily raise for its 215,000 members. President W. P. Kennedy disclosed the move after a wage committee meeting in Chicago.
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Chicago
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
W. P. Kennedy
Brotherhood
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