Picity RECOND June 9 1956 Mostly fair and warm
Weather summary notes mostly fair conditions with minor temperature changes. Tonight lows 54 to 60 degrees, Sunday highs in the 80s near Lake Michigan, record high 85 earlier, record low 61. Barometer readings 29.62 and 29.68 inches. Warmest places include Presidio Texas and Litchfield Park Arizona at 107, coldest Frazer Colorado at 29. Sunrise 4 31, sunset 7 27.
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Lake Michigan
U.S.A. Presidio
Texas
Litchfield Park
Ariz
Frazer
Colo
Real Estate Transfers and Divorce Court Actions
Real estate transfers list Sophia M. Burkhalter transferring to Olga M. Voegels in Monroe and Willis H. Zwickey transferring to Edwin Herman Klassy in New Glarus outlet 99. Divorce Court granted Bobbie R. Coplien a divorce from Vivian Coplien on cruelty grounds. Custody to mother, $50 monthly support, married December 10 1951, separated May 2 1956.
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Sophia M. Burkhalter
Olga M. Voegels
Brodhead
City of
Monroe
Willis H. Zwickey
Edwin Herman Klassy
Assessor's
New Glarus
Bobbie R. Coplien
Vivian Coplien
Marriage Licenses in Lafayette and Jordan Townships
Lawrence F Berger aged 23 of Wiota Township and Evelyn M Johnson aged 20 of Jordan Township announced their marriage license. Roger J Norton aged 24 of 1816 10th Street and Joyce M Speich aged 24 of Clarno Township also received licenses. Deaths include Edward Divan aged 65 of Rockford and Mrs E J Sanders aged 82 of Yakima Washington. Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Donald Berg of Blanchardville with a daughter born June 8. Mr and Mrs Donald Nipple Evansville with a son born June 8. Mr and Mrs David L Johnson of 1017 10th Street with a son born June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Francis Berger
Wiota
Lafayette County
Evelyn Marie Johnson
Jordan Township
Roger Joseph Norton
10Th Street
Joyce Mardel
Speich
Clarno
Edward Divan
Rockford
E. J. Sanders
Yakima
Wash
Donald Berg
Blanchardville
Donald Nipple
Evansville
David L. Johnson
St Clare Hospital Accident Noted In Local Report
Report lists involved individuals from New Glarus Freeport Beloit Auburndale Shullsburg and others. Names include Jacob N Marty Eugene Ellef Mrs Leonard Staas Oscar M Wethall Mrs Joseph Ott and several dismissals such as Jacob L Babler Rex Disch Michael Hare and William J Donovan.
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Jacob N Marty
New Glarus
Eugene Ellef
Leonard Staas
Freeport
Oscar M. Wethall
Beloit
Joseph Ott
Auburndale
Berghal
William D. Gempler
Sth Street
Leland Priewe
21St Street
John Ashworth
Shullsburg
Jacob L. Babler
Rex Disch
Michael Hare
William J. Donovan
Richard ‘Christ
Harry
Mrs Florman To Graduate With Distinction From Stanford
Susan Crandall Florman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leland Crandall of Freeport and former Winslow resident, will graduate with great distinction from Stanford University on June 17. She has been awarded an assistant professorship, will teach part time and pursue a master's degree, and was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Crandall Florman
Leland C. ‘Crandall
Freeport
Winslow
Stanford University
Stanford
Calif
Crandall
Carol
California
Florman
University of Ilinois
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Mu Social Sorority
Girl Scouts Meet Mondays at Monticello
Monticello Times Special reports Girl Scouts meet Mondays in summer. Pins awarded to Judith Bissig Jean Babler Kay Ann Knobel Karen Rodenberg Yvonne Broge and da Gibbons. Beth Schuler h earns second class badge. Ruth Ann Babler Kay Klooster receive membership stars for first year. Knobel led last meeting with Klooster and Rodeberg serving refreshments. Judith Jensen and Judith Lehnherr were guests.
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Monticello
Judith Bissig
Jean Babler
Kay Ann Knobel
Karen Rodenberg
Yvonne Broge
da Gibbons
Beth Schuler H
Ruth Ann Babler
Kay Kiooster
M. Knobel
Kay Klooster
Karen Rodeberg
Judith Jensen
Judith Lehnherr
AA Annual Meeting Set for Tomorrow at IOOF Hall
An Alcoholics Anonymous gathering is planned for 2 pm tomorrow at the IOOF hall. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
IOOF
Wiltfang Buys Wright Interest At Green County Auto Co
Wiltfang announced he has bought the interest of Herbert S. Wright and now owns the Green County Auto Co. Wright, who has no definite plans, previously purchased his stake in April 1953 from the late Albert H. Stoldt. Wiltfang became a partner in August 1944 after buying Charles A. Stubbe’s stake. The firm moved to Highway 11 in 1953, with the property leased from James Green and bought by Wiltfang last November.
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Wiltfang
Herbert S. Wright
Green County Auto Co
Wright
Albert H. Stoldt
Oldsmobile
Milwaukee
Monroe
Highway 11
City
James Green
Bradenton
Fla
Green
Recreation Park Enrollment Boosts Summer Clubs and Programs
The article lists ongoing and upcoming summer activities at Recreation Park in Green County. It notes 163 enrolled in the Daniel Boone Nature Club, a growth from 16 last year, with two class blocks weekly. Programs include arts and crafts, tennis, archery, dramatics, and sports, plus low cost accident insurance for participants.
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Recreation Park
Green County Teachers College
East School
Daniel Boone Club
Johnson
Monticello
James Hensey
Daniel ‘Boone Club
Fishing trip party heads to South Bay Lodge in Canada
Kenneth Stuart J T Ett er Jr Dr Nathan E Bear Dr C E Baumle Herman D Fritz Fred Feutz Jr Forrest Kubly all from Monroe and Ned Stuart from Minneapolis plan a week of fishing. They will drive 100 miles north of Kenora then fly to their fishing headquarters at South Bay Lodge.
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Canada
Kenneth Stuart
J T. Etter Jr
Nathan E. Bear
C. E. Baumle
Herman D. Fritz
Fred Feutz Jr
Forrest Kubly
Monroe
Ned Stuart
Minneapolis
Kenora
South Bay Lodge
Community notes include visits and travel across Wisconsin
Personal mentions list many locals visiting relatives and attending events. Mr and Mrs E O Evans enjoy Lac du Flambeau summer home. Rose Stietz visits Racine. Lyman Pernot weekend with Strandlie family in Stoughton for 48th anniversary. Theiler family from Minneapolis guests at 610 15th Avenue. Mrs John Bobb returns from Evansville with Mrs Charles Hebel of Waukesha visiting. Beightol family travels to Lock Haven Pa after Niagara Falls visit. Catherine Blum to work at Sharpe's resort Elkhart Lake then return to Stout State College. Mrs Avery Yost attends Green Lake council meeting. Mrs Fred McClellan chairs district. Herbert Spaeni Sr and son Herbert Jr graduate West Point. stay with Aunt Gottlieb Zumbrunnen. Lena Spaeni visits Barron home during family absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Evans
Lac du Flambeau
Eastern Star
Emil A. Theiler
15Th Avenue
John L. Bobb
Evansville
Clifford
Bobb
Charles Hebel
Waukesha
Samuel T. Beightol
Mable
Lock Haven
John
Roy
William A. Beightol
Juda
Niagara Falls
Catherine Blum
William H. Blum
Route 4
Monroe
Sharpe's
Elkhart Lake
Stout State College
Menomonie
Avery Yost
Green County
State Home Demonstration Council
Green Lake
Fred McClellan
Green Lake County
David Anthony
Oregon
Herbert Spaeni Sr
Barron
Herbert Jr
West Point Military Academy
Gottlieb Zum- Brunnen
Spooner
Lena Spaeni
Spaeni
Edward Divan Dies in Rockford After Long Illness
Edward Divan aged 65 of Rockford died in Swedish American hospital after a long illness. Born September 26 1890 in Browntown he was the son of Frederick and Katherine Divan. He lived in Rockford 28 years and married Margaret Ryan January 12 1916 in Argyle. Services 8:30 a.m. Monday at Fitzgerald and Son funeral home and 9 a.m. at St Marys Catholic church. Burial Calvary cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Divan
Rockford
John Flannery
Woodford
Mr. Divan
Browntown
Frederick
Katherine Divan
Margaret Ryan
Argyle
Fitzgerald and Son
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Market Report on Livestock and Grain Prices in Chicago
Salable hogs 300 head, butchers 25 to 75 lower. sows mostly 50 lower. No 1 grade 200-210 lb butchers 18.00. No 2 and 390-250 lb butchers 16.75-17.25. 260-300 lb 16.25-16.75. 425-500 lb sows 12.25-15.75. Salable cattle 500 head. high choice and prime steers 1150 lb+ largely 50-75 lower. other weights steady to 50 lower. Fed heifers up 25. cows up 25-50. vealers up to 1.00. Prime 1050-1450 lb fed steers 22.75-24.00. high/mixed 21.50-22.50. mixed good/choice 19.75-20.75. high/prime heifers 22.00-22.40. Utility/commercial bulls 14.00-16.00. good/choice dealers 19.00-23.00. cull/commercial 10.00-19.00. Grain: Wheat none. corn No 2 mixed 1.57. No 1 yellow 1.56. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 72-72. Soybean oil 14.414. Soybean meal 61.00-461.50. Barley nominal choice 130-40, feed 1.00-10.
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Chicago
USDA
Forfeits $5 Bond in Madison Superior Court
Casper Disch of Belleville forfeited a $5 bond on an arterial charge in Madison Superior Court yesterday, according to court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Disch
Belleville
Madison
All University Honors Convocation set at Wisconsin Union Theater
Janet E Lanz and Yvonne A Ammann among 485 UW students to be honored at the All University Honors Convocation in the Wisconsin Union Theater at 10 a m next Friday. Also notes first place drill team award for New Glarus Eagles Auxiliary at state convention in Superior and various local notices including hospital patient, FFA delegates, and birth of a son Richard Leroy Johnson at St Clare hospital with extensive family details.
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Janet E. Lanz
16Th Street
Yvonne A. Ammann
Clarno
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Union Theater
NEW Glarus
Eagles
Superior
Clarence Itten
Orso Duerst
John B. Schneider
Jacob Wettach
LaVane Nesler
Melvin Voegeli
Arthur Arner
Clifford Albertson
Reginald Duerst
Falls and injuries noted in local briefs
Eugene Ellefson, 16, of Route 3, was taken to St. Clare hospital at 12:35 after being thrown from a tractor onto a cultivator and suffered back injuries. Jacob N. Marty, 80, of New Glarus, fractured a hip after a fall at home and was in satisfactory condition at St. Clare hospital. The Green County Boots and Saddle Club met to discuss trail rides with a wiener roast planned at the Murt Sweet farm. Ellen Rubi, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Rubi, is among 113 candidates for Heidelberg College diplomas in Tiffin Ohio, with commencement tomorrow. she majors in veliology and sociology and will receive a BA.
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W. C. Bender Jr
Madison
Windy Acres
Twin Grove
Paul H. Wilson
Times
Eugene Ellefson
George Ellefson
St. Clare Hospital
Jacob N. Marty
New Glarus
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Murt Sweet Farm
Ellen Rubi
Sam ‘Rubi
9Th Street
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Rubi
Kroger Charges Former Manager In Embezzlement Case
John E. Kleier, former Kroger market manager, was arraigned today on embezzlement charges filed by Kroger. A preliminary hearing is set for Monday, June 18 at 1 30 p m. Bond of 1000 was posted. Marcus Pink of Dubuque named as new manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Kleier
Kroger
Justice L. A. Koenig
Kleier
W. A. Storch
Madison
Whitewater State College graduate earns degree
Miss Baumgartner, daughter of Mrs. L. J. Jamgartner of Brooklyn and granddaughter of Mrs. William Rote Route 1, was graduated in the 87th annual commencement. She earned a bachelor of education in kindergarten and primary and will teach in Monona Village next year. She was active in Treble Clef, Association of Childhood Education, Women's Athletic Association, Kappa Delta Pi and Wesley. Mrs. Rote and Mrs. Dean Rinehart Browntown attended.
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L. J.jamgartner
Brooklyn
William Rote
Route 1
Whitewater State College
Yestern
Kappa Delta Pi
Wesley
Rote
Dean Rinehart
Browntown
India negotiates with Russia for Ilyushin 14 airliners
Indian officials said the government is actively negotiating with Russia to purchase a fleet of Soviet Ilyushin 14 airliners for the nationalized airline system. The talks focus on securing a reliable fleet to modernize and expand domestic air service amid growing demand.
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RED
New Delhi
India
Russia
Alice in Dairyland heads June Dairy Month kickoff in Madison
A Madison kickoff event for June Dairy Month featured Swiss entertainers and the program Alice in Dairyland with four dairy princesses Doris Olsen Barbara Brown and others. Milwaukee Braves players Andy Patko and others participated in a milk drinking and cheese auction demo as cheese from Green County and Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger producers was auctioned for charity.
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Spoup Us Owing Musiceann
Green County
Alice
Milwaukee Braves
Madison
Capitol Square
Werner C. Bernet
Monticello
Gerald von Klein
South Wayne
Willie Niederberger
Ernest Ammon
Monroe
G. Fredli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Doris Olsen
Brooklyn
Jean Ellen Hohenstein
Arkdale
Joyce Wagenknecht
Kiel
Della Media
Mondovi
Eau Claire
Barbara Brown
Katharine Marty
Rennebohm Drug Stores
Switzerland
Andy Patko
Boyceville
Ince
Charlie Root
Joe Adcock
The
Braves
Roundy Coughlin
Area Holsteins Shown at Event
Walter G. Timm showed two animals in the Black and White show at the four day Holstein-Friesian Association of America annual convention in Milwaukee. Timm placed third in the three year old class and fifteenth in the junior yearling. Mrs. Timm co chaired women’s activities and helped with registration, hostess tasks, and convention ball and hall duties. Betty Timm and Karen Zimmerli represented Green County at the dairy bar. The sale yielded $96,475 on 7%5 animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Timm
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Milwaukee
Timms
Timm
Betty Timm
Karen Zimmerli
Green County
Wisconsin
Betty
Milnekee
Donald Timm
R. H. Barr
Canton, O
Eisenhower undergoes emergency intestinal operation at Walter Reed
The ailing president was moved to Walter Reed where surgeons performed an immediate operation after doctors diagnosed inflammation and a partial obstruction in the small intestine. Maj. Gen. Heaton led the team with Dr. Ravdin and Dr. Gants, while two civilian surgeons assisted. The operation followed a dramatic predawn decision amid mixed reports of his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed Hospital
Snyder
Heaton
Eisenhower
Hagerty
White House
Denver
Gen Heaton
Walter Reed
Isador Ravdin
University of Pennsvania Medical School
Philadelphia
Robert T. Gants
Max D. Smith
Washington
Brian Blades
George Washington Medical School
John A. Lyons
Army
John Eisenhower
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Aftennoon
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
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Susan Florman
Billy Bittner
William K. Bittner
Simmons School
Round Grove
Dutch Hollow
Simmons
Hospital Browntown
Paul Vincent
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Ross Vincent
Edward Scadden
Gary Hamilton
David Gronner
FFA
Student Christian Association
Hesperian Literary Society
George W. Field
15Th Street
Beaver Dam
Barbara Joe Field
Miss Field
William Field
Maraia
Messrs
Mmes
Donald Blum
George Blum
Gor
eTz
Ravoonee
Warnerto Lordi Sorothy Malone
Kurk Douglas
Jeanne Crain Claire Trevor Ot
Herbert Wright
Jacob L. Wiltfang
Coud
Aya
Humphrey Bogart Cern Te
Rod Steiger Ee Prasei Em
Praesee
Goetz
Walt Disney
EAC Coin O
Peter and the Wolf
Jasminy Aer
Gangsters
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