Weather and local crime note from June with a beer procurement case
June 10 forecast shows mostly cloudy skies through Tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Continued warmth and humidity with a low in the 60s and a high around 80 Tuesday. Historical highs and lows listed, barometer readings, and sunrise sunset times. County Court Gerald Stamm of Orangeville convicted for procuring beer for miners with $50 fine and costs. Monroe police involved.
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Gerald Stamm
Orangeville
Monroe
Area couples receive marriage licenses in list
Suicides include Charles Kubly 21 of 617 14th avenue and Dale Ann Wenger 21 of 1721 13th street. Harry Hohn 27 from Mineral Point and Elsbeth Ruth Bernet Route 1 Monticello. Kenneth Gruenberg 21 Route 3 and Dorothy Drews 14 Route 1 Clarno. Deaths include Allen Godfrey 79 Willow Springs Township Lebner Hendrickson 65 Madison Olilia Eastwood 92 Appleton. Births report a Freeport daughter June 9 to Mr and Mrs Robert Vincent Juda son June 9 to Mr and Mrs Wendel Grenzan Monticello daughter June 9 to Mr and Mrs Dennis Blum 2310 16th avenue son June 9 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson and June 10 to Mr and Mrs Burnell Moen Argyle and Mr and Mrs Richard Sterkowicz Winslow son.
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Suiciver
Charles Kubly
14Th Avenue
Dale Ann (Billie) Wenger
13Th Street
Harry Hohn
Mineral Point
Elsbeth Ruth Bernet
Monticello
Kenneth Eugene Gruenberg
Dorothy Darlene Drews
Clarno
Allen Godfrey
Willow Springs
Lebner J. Hendrickson
Madison
Olilia Eastwood
Appleton
Robert Vincent
Freeport
Wendel Grenzan
Juda
Dennis Blum
Ernest Johnson
16Th Avenue
Burnell Moen
Argyle
Richard Sterkowicz
Winslow
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy List and Dismissals
The notice lists patients for tonsillectomy at St. Clare Hospital including Mrs. Gilford Nybroton Blanchardville and others boy named cases. Surgical and medical patient names span multiple towns plus dismissals of numerous individuals and their relatives. The roster includes addresses and spouse names from Madison Beloit Janesville Rockford and surrounding areas.
Two Cars Damaged In County Accident
The Green County sheriff reports two separate crashes with moderate vehicle damage and minor injuries. At 12 04 p m one mile south of County Trunk 1 a collision between John Thorson Route 2 Monticello and Lincoln E Barber Blanchardville caused about 200 dollars damage to each car. Earlier Friday night two Rockford youths were treated for minor cuts after their car missed a curve and overturned on County Trunk T one mile north of the county line. Driver Don Moyer 17 and passenger Jon Bea were involved.
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Green County Sheriff's Department
Conrad Senn
John Thorson
Monticello
Lincoln E. Barber
Blanchardville
Rockford
Methodist Church Assignments Announced at River Falls Meet
At the West Wisconsin annual conference Rev Glen H Ridnour was reassigned to Monroe and elected to the board of missions. Other pastor changes include Jerrell to South Wayne Browntown Gratiot and Wreford to Dodgeville. The conference added 539 members and voted a one dollar per member increase for education and Wesley Foundations.
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Glen H. Ridnour
First Methodist Church
Board of Missions
Monroe
West Wisconsin
Methodist Church
River Falls
Ridnour
O. N. Johnson
Thomas R. Jerrell
South Wayne
Browntown
Gratiot
John Wreford
Phoenix
Ariz
Theo Matthews
Dodgeville
Frank Buehler
Bruce Odeen
Belleville
Kenneth Bates
Blanchardville
Newton Barett
Brooklyn
Bruce Willett
Albany
Wesley Foundations
Eisenhower illness update and anticoagulant change
President Eisenhower continues to suffer a stomach upset possibly linked to recent meals. Doctors report an earlier heart attack risk addressed by anticoagulants is now reduced to six daily dosages per week, with interpretation revisions from Dr. Snyder.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
American University
Henee
Snyder
Milton Eisenhower Stricken By Kidney Ailment
Johns Hopkins University president Milton Eisenhower is hospitalized with a kidney infection after falling ill late Saturday. Four further tests were scheduled today as university officials awaited a clearer diagnosis.
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Baltimors
Johns Hopkins University
Eisenhower
Johns Hopking Hospital
Local residents and visitors recorded in Monroe area notes
Personal mentions include Martin Auestad of Argyle and Mrs Judd McNett of Platteville visiting Monroe. Edgar Prien South Wayne and the Harders Janesville called here. County officials Ray Hundert and Hershey Hoesly return from Lake Puckaway vacation. Eastern Star meeting tonight. family travel notes include Riederbert to Fort Wayne for GE work and Ostrander relatives in Florida.
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Martin Auestad
Argyle
Judd McNett
Platteville
Monroe
Edgar Prien
South Wayne
Stanley Harder
Janesville
Tony
Johm Veer
Oregon
Ray Ehundert
Hervey Hoesly
Lake Puckaway
Eastern Star
Kenneth Riederbert
Fort Wayne
Indiana
General Electric Company
Mmes
Fred Mahlkuch
Kenneth Mahlkuch
Neva Johnson
Clifford Stixrood
Harry Maddrell
George L. Redman
7Th Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Warren H. Redman
Pamela
Mark Lee
Carol Jean Zuhlke
Marilyn Malkow
Phyllis Alexander
Jess Ostrander
New Smyrna Beach
Fla
Miss Zuhlke
Ostrander
Sorenson Daughter Born at LaCrosse
Mr and Mrs Harold Sorenson of LaCrosse announce the birth of a daughter today in LaCrosse. They also have a three year old daughter. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Ralph A Lindsay of Monroe and Mrs Anna Sorenson of Northfield Minn. Great grandparents are Mrs Jacob Wartenweiler and Mrs Ella Lindsay of Monroe.
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Sorenson
Harold Sorenson
LaCrosse
Ralph A. Lindsay
Monroe
Anna Sorenson
Northfield
Minn
Jacob Wartenweiler
Ella Lindsay
China Trade Race Expected Amid Western Shifts
Paris reports rising momentum to follow Britain in loosening trade controls with China and the Soviet bloc. Committees meet daily, with news heavily classified while Britain signals a partial end to a China embargo.
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Paris
China
Britain
Shanghai
Europe
China Trade Committee
North Korea
North Viet Nam
Coordinating Committee
Russia
Washington
Japan
France
West Germany
United States
Indochina
Soviet Bloc
Korea
Miss Maureen Bruni Graduates From Milton College
Miss Maureen Bruni daughter of Mr and Mrs John H Bruni Monroe and Mrs Adam Schwartzlow Brodhead attended Milton College graduation exercises yesterday. She will teach vocal music at Clinton Wisconsin this fall. Favorite diversion of Sir Winston Churchill is bezique a 64 card trick taking game like pinochle.
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Maureen Bruni
Milton
John H. Bruni
Monroe
Adam Schwartzlow
Brodhead
Milton College
Bruni
Clinton
Wis
Winston Churchill
Four Die in Virginia Boat Rescue Attempt
A houseboat accident near Dahlgren Virginia during a family fishing trip ended in four deaths and two missing after a seven year old, Joe Miller, fell into Machadoe Creek. His father Melvin Miller, 32, sister Pauline Houchins 35, and brother-in-law Wayne Houchins 41 perished while attempting a rescue.
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Dahlgren
Virginia
Joe Miller
Machadoe Creek
Melvin Miller
Miller
Pauline Houchins
Wayne
Peggy King Breaks Into Films in Zero Hour
Hollywood profile of Peggy King now starring as an airline stewardess in Bartlett Champion's Zero Hour after years of MGM trials and radio fame. From failed contracts to a tomato sauce jingle and a George Gobel TV tie in, her career pivots lead to a film role and renewed public notice.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Peggy King
Peggy
Bartlett Champion
MGM
Debbie Reynolds
Leslie Caron
Ethel Merman
George Gobel
Paramount
Otilia Eastwood Dies at 92 in Wisconsin and Illinois
Mrs. Otilia Eastwood 92 of Appleton formerly Wiota Township resident died Saturday at a son's home in Appleton. Born December 4 1864 in Wiota Township she married Edwin Eastwood in 1888. Survived by four sons three daughters and two daughters in law. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Hanson funeral home South Wayne with burial at Wiota Miller cemetery.
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South Wayne
Otilia Eastwood
Appleton
Wiota Township
Paul
Rockford
Ralph
Wiola
Harvey
Ashland
Laverne
Spokane
Wash
Vera Eastwood
Hammond
Ind
Betty Robertson
Bessner
Ala
Hanson Funeral Home
Robert Weyle
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Miler Cemetery
Wiota
Three Drownings Reported in Wisconsin Weekend
Three people died in Wisconsin water incidents over the weekend. Michael Simowski seven of Stevens Point drowned after he and another boy fell into a slough of the Wisconsin River in downtown Stevens Point. Dennis Winter two of Columus died in Crawfish River near his parents home. Donald Ponschock twenty five of Milwaukee drowned Saturday night when a canoe overturned on the Chain O Lakes near Waupace with an 18 year old girl aboard.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Michael Simowski
Stevens Point
Dennis Winter
Walter Winters
Colum US
Donald Ponschock
Milwaukee
Chain O'Lakes
Waupaca
Della Stauffacher Feted on Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Della Stauffacher was honored at a birthday dinner Saturday noon in Miss Mamie Bleiler home. Guests included Misses Anna and Ina Gill Lola Burdick Monroe and Mrs. Edith Coning San Mato California a cousin of Miss Ina Gill.
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Della Stauffacher
Mamie Bleiler
Anna
Ina Gill
Lola Burdick
Monroe
Edith Coning
San Mato
Cailif
Wisconsin Farm Bureau critiques oleo tax policy
The Wisconsin Farm Bureau News calls Wisconsin tax on yellow oleomargarine unfair and discriminatory. The editorial notes Wisconsin and Minnesota are the last states with such levies, including 15 cents per pound on margarine sold and 6 cents per pound on imported colored oleo.
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Madison
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Magazine
Wisconsin
Badger Farm Bureau News
Minnesota
Nations Seek U S Surplus Farm Goods Aid
Nearly a dozen countries pressing Congress to authorize a sale of one billion dollars in surplus U S farm products for foreign currencies. Poland Spain and Israel seek help to ease food shortages while Italy Pakistan Japan India Yugoslavia and other nations also express interest. Three billion dollars in agricultural commodities have been sold previously under special arrangements to friendly nations.
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Washington Tm
Congress
Eisenhower
Poland
Spain
Israel
State Department
Italy
Pakistan
Japan
India
Yugoslavia
Middle East
U. S
Government Surplus Sales Draw Budget Debate
Over two decades the administration shifted to selling surplus commodities in local currency rather than scarce dollars. The House stalled a bill permitting tapping the stockpile for abroad disposal worth one billion dollars. The Senate approved the bill while Poland has been promised 46 million dollars to cover exports of surplus wheat and cotton.
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House
Senate
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