Weather outlook and local real estate transfers
June 8 1956 forecast: fair and cool tonight with low 48 55. Saturday fair with high 75 82 and light winds shifting from northerly to easterly then southerly in extreme northwestern areas. Precipitation trace since yesterday. Real estate transfers include Edward P Muer to Joe Kuhne in Monroe and Earl Lamboley to Carl Riddiough in Mrow subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Muer
Joe Kuhne
Hyde's Add
City of Monroe
Justice L A Koenig Dalton guilty without license
Sanford I Shankle 78 Winslow death. Births listed: Mr and Mrs Albert Soddy Browntown daughter born on January 7. Local note records a driving license charge leading to a fine of four dollars.
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L. A. Koenig
William H. Dalton
Monroe
Albert Soddy
Browntown
St Clare Hospital Report List of Patients and Dismissals
Alfred L Gordee of Woodford undergoes accident care at St Clare Hospital. Tonsillectomies listed for Kenneth Nelson Orfordville Evelyn Green Beloit. Medical patients include numerous local residents and address details. Dismissals feature a wide range of names and family members from Beloit Racine Evansville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred L. Gordee
Woodford
Kenneth Nelson
Orfordville
Evelyn E. Green
Beloit
Gene S. Rasmussen
Mt. Hore
Augie Tornoe
Racine
Margaret McQulisse
Gratiot
Glenn McCoy
James Zach
9Th Street
Marian Stauffacher
Blanchardile
Joseph Armstrong
Wins
Smith Masons Meet at Riverside Lodge
Otto Haueter of Riverside was a guest at a Smith Masonic Lodge meeting. Degree work was performed and O. R. Evans and Walter Day supervised the lunch at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Masons
Otto Haueter
Riverside
Calif
Smith Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
R. Evans
Walter Day
Police Hear Guidance on Laws and Evidence for Arrests
City Hall hosted a police training session led by Judge Marshall L. Peterson with District Attorney Franz W. Brand and assistants. The discussion covered arrest procedures, trial rules, and a hypothetical fatal collision, with next meeting set to address local ordinances and a pistol-range plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Marshall L. Peterson
Franz W. Brand
R. Finley Barry
Louis A. Koenig
Arthur C. Benkett
Henry Hefty
Savings Bank
Police and Fire Commission
D. A. Crandall
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Joseph Dearth
Dunwiddie
Bishop Hallock to Visit St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Bishop Hallock of the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee will visit St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon. Evening prayer and confirmation begin at 4 p.m. A reception follows with hostesses Mrs Harold Curtis and Mrs Charles Mowbray. Hallock formerly led Holy Trinity Lancaster St Michael Shullsbury and Trinity Mineral Point. Reverend Richard F Hulburt was appointed St Andrew's parish priest in 1952 by Hallock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisnop Someon
Vy. Manock
St. Andrew's Church
Hallock
Tennis Clinic To Be Held Here Tomorrow
A tennis clinic for youths aged 10 to 20 will take place tomorrow at 1 p m at the Recreation Park courts. Organized by Monroe Tennis Club with the Wisconsin Tennis Association, Rollie Mueller of Milwaukee will conduct the event, followed by an exhibition with top stars. If rain, the clinic moves to the Monroe Community Center.
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Recreation Park
Monroe Tennis Club
Wisconsin Tennis Association
Rollie Mueller
Milwaukee
Monroe Community Center
Local Social Notes Highlight Albany Springfield and Madison Visits
Personal Mention details several visits: Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kittle and their Albany family stop by. Louis Studer with Misses Rosalie and Hedwig Studer vacation in Springfield. Sgt and Mrs Franklyn E Butts Rantoul Illinois visit Frank W Butts and family in Madison. Mrs Dean Dexter and sons Jeffery and Kevin stay with Clyde Adelman in Route 4. Miss Jennette Crane travels to Madison for weekend and to Green Lake state FHA convention with Waupun chapter members. Crane will teach at Belleville next school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kittleson
Albany
Louis Studer
Rosalie
Hedwig Studer
Springfield
Franklyn E. Butts
Rantoul
Til
Frank W. Butts
14Th Avenue
Dean Dexter
Jeffrey
Kevin
Madison
Clyde Adelman
Route 4
Jennette Crane
FHA
Waupun
Green Lake
Crane
Ray Crane
Woodford
Belleville
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Reports Mixed Trading Tone
At Plymouth Wisconsin Cheese Exchange chickens and junior grade cheddars moved weak with longhorns and junior grades soft. Eight cars cheddars 33 percent and four junior grade cheddars 31 percent traded while several blocks and single daisies showed varied offers from 30 to 60 days.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Brennan Heads State Teen-Age Road-Eo Contest
Francis Brennan of Monroe leaves for the state Teen-age Road-eo in Superior. He placed second locally and replaces John Burgy, who is at UW exams. Accompanied by Lee Kirsch, Jaycees director. State events include safety forum and dance, tour, tests, and an awards banquet with a $500 scholarship for the winner.
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Francis Brennan
Frank Brennan
15Th Street
Eoat Superior
Brennan
John Burgy
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Lee Kirsch
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Superior
Washington, D. C
Nathan Brand
Gerald Coplien
Fog Blankets City Forcing Sky-Vu Drive-In Early Close
Fog blanketed the city last night causing windshield visibility problems and forcing the Sky-Vu drive-in theater to close early. Patrons were told tickets for the same film would be honored on other nights this week as the fog lifted around midnight and clear weather was forecast for tonight and tomorrow.
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Rug
Monroe
Knights of Columbus to Elect Officers Monday Meeting
The Knights of Columbus in the parish hall will elect officers at 8 p.m. Monday. William R. Rieder Jr. and Kenneth Schneider will oversee lunch. On Sunday the 2nd and 3rd degree initiations occur in the KC clubrooms Beloit, with first degree in the morning and James W. Kelley handling transportation.
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Knights of Columbus
Parish Hall
William R. Rieder Jr
Kenneth Schneider
Beloit
James W. Kelley
Eisenhower Upset Not Ill Says White House Spokesman
The press secretary clarified that the president’s stomach upset is not illness and noted no plan to summon Dr Paul Dudley White. Eisenhower attended a White House News Photographers’ dinner, enjoyed the evening, and joked about golf with Bob Hope.
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Paul Dudley White
Boston
Eisenhower
Hagerty
White House
News Photographers’ Association
Snyder
Sheraton Park Hotel
Bob Hope
Eisenhower Haseen
Evansville Youth Hurt in Albany Baseball Game
Duane Thomlin, 21, Evansville, sustained a broken right leg between knee and ankle during an Albany baseball game. He underwent surgery at St. Clare hospital after being brought by Sharer ambulance from Albany. The injury happened in the 8th inning at 10:15 p.m. when Thomlin and another player collided while chasing a ball.
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Evansville
Duane Thomlin
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Sharer Ambulance
Thom
Thomlin
Club Trophy Award Dinner and Swiss Cheese Open
The annual trophy award dinner at Man Might begins at 6 30 with presentations to follow and a card party scheduled for 8 p m The annual Swiss Cheese Open amateur tournament will be at the club Monday June 25 Amazing bargains in The Times classified check them daily.
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Man Might
Times
Funeral services for Mrs John J Raymer
Funeral services for Mrs John J Raymer were held at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev John C Purdy of Union Presbyterian Church officiating Burial followed at Rock Grove Cemetery Mrs Glen Bolender of Orangeville sang My God and I accompanied by Iles B Bolender Pallbearers were George Pick Andrew Bell John Beightol Floyd Chambers Albert Fritsch and Frank Carderon In Dane County Superior Court records Robert T McTowan Blanchardville forfeited 5 bail and 2 in former fee for failing to register a car
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John J. Raymer
Shriner-Neushwander
John C. Purdy
Union Presbyterian Church
Rock Grove
Glen Bolender
Orangeville
God
Iles B. Bolender
George Pick
Andrew Bell
John Beightol
Floyd Chambers
Albert Fritsch
Frank Carderon
Robert T. McTowan
Blanchardville
Superior Court
Dane County
Kaiser Aluminum Shade Screen Cuts Heat In Sunlit Rooms
A Kaiser Aluminum shade screen with tiny louvers reduces sun heat before it reaches windows. It cools rooms up to 15 degrees, reduces sun fading, minimizes glare while letting in soft light, and blocks insects. It can be left up year round, is easy to install, and lowers air conditioning costs.
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Kaiser
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Sanford I. Shankle
Winslow
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Eugene Arn
Doral’ Disch
Calvin’ Hageman
John Kundert
Wilbur Klemm
Estle Oskter
George Paynter
Barris
Charles Rolph
Daugh‘bara Mauerman
Bishop Hallock
Evi
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MirFin
Columbia Pictures
Humphrey Bogart
Rod Steiger
Jan Sterling
Mike Lane
Toro Moreno
Max Bafr
Jersey Joe Walcott
Edward Andrews
Wisconsin
Green County
Madden
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Capa Esiacrest
Wurk Douglas
Jeanne Crain
Cure Trevor
Kaiser Aluminum
Better Homes & Gardens
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Northern Illinois
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Sky-Vu
Disney
Penque
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