Weather Summary and Local Notices from June 11 1953
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered thunder showers possible in the northeast and warmer conditions. Friday mostly fair and warmer with low 55 to 60 in the east and low 60s elsewhere, high 85 to 90. Deaths include Frank Bastien 89, Brodhead and M. Rickey 81, Hollandale. births reported in Belleville, Janesville, and Freeport Deaconess Hospital. County Court Judge Harold J Lamboley and Harold Norder listed for a case of obtaining money under false pretenses with six months in county and eligibility for parole. sunrise 4 21, sunset 7 37. Phoenix 100 the warmest, Green Bay 48 the coldest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Green Bay
Wis
St Clare Hospital Tensillectomy List of Discharges
Medical and surgical lists from St Clare Hospital include patient names and addresses such as Linda Sagen Hanover Judith Wilde 809 20th street Jane Heimann 2143 17th avenue Roger Flannery Argyle Gary Thurner Janesville Mary Ellen Lovelace 1740 Country Lane Gerald Audrey Pat ty Albany Russell Elmer Albany and Percy Lichtenwalner 1702 21st avenue Viola Hendrick son Blanchardville along with dismissal figures Paul Soper David Nall Alfred Hendrickson Kenneth Mahikuch Joseph Bennett Gladys Severson Lou Ann Webinger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Gaylord Sagen
Hanover
Judith
Richard Wilde
20Th Street
Jane Heimann
17Th Avenue
Roger Flannery
Argyle
Gary
Gregory Thurner
Janesville
Mary Ellen Lovelace
Country Lane
Gerald
Audrey
Patricia Patty
Albany
Russell Elmer
Percy Lichtenwalner
21St Avenue
Viola Hendrickson
Blanchardville
Daniel Welker
Sterling
William Stavn
Brodhead
Raymond Preston
8Th Street
Wilbur Flannery
Route 3
Harry Cox
Galena
Thomas Neyhart
Lynette Howard
Belleville
Angelo Cernoia
Beloit
Arlene Brown
On Ryan
Paul Soper
David Nall
Alfred Hendrickson
Kenneth Mahikuch
Joseph Bennett
Gladys Severson
Lou Ann Webinger
Harry Jacobson
Rolland Husted
James Penniston
Stella Boyd
Howard Counselman
Wilbert Mau
Square Dance Caller To Return Tomorrow
Les Warner a famed square dance caller arrives in Madison and will headline Monroe’s Turner Hall event tomorrow night at 8 30. The Cheese City Circle Square Dance Club sponsors with music by the Cactus Twisters from Madison. Warner tours Wisconsin after Canada with his wife and 15 year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Warner
Mollywoon
Vali
Madison
Monroe
Turner Hall
Cheese City Circle Square
Cactus Twisters
Gotcher
Wisconsin
Canada
Youths Asked to Report for Sandlot Baseball Program
Boys aged 11 to 45 are urged to report to Recreation Park tomorrow at 1 p m to join a sandlot program. Four teams will form and an all star squad will play out of town teams. If it rains the meeting moves to the Youth Center at 1 p m.
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Recreation Park
Masonic Chorus Plans Summer Tour Schedule
The Masonic Chorus under Delbert Bowles announces a tentative summer calendar with appearances on June 16 at Green County Farm, June 28 picnic at the Blum residence, July 8 band concert in Albany, and possibly July 12 a radio appearance on WIBA in Madison.
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Masonic Chorus
Delbert Bowles
Green County Farm
Bruce Blum
Albany
WIBA
Madison
Swimming Lesson Schedule Finalized at City Pool
The 195 percent planned program is complete and lists classes for beginners polywogs frogs and sharks at 8 30 9 and 10 a m. intermediates 8 30 9 30 and 10 advanced 10 30 to 3 diving two groups 9 30 10 30 and 10 30 11 30 senior life saving 7 30 8 45 p m. Wednesday adult bag i class 9 30 10 30 a m. Thursday groups from Albany South Wayne Winslow Browntown Juda with times set and a posted registration list at the park.
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Albany
South Wayne
Winslow
Browntown
Juda
Wisconsin Girls Enter Contest for 1953 Alice in Dairyland
The Madison judging listed Beverli Benschop of Stoughton Ther ese Wisnewski of Madison Jane Lee Jean Bonner of Mt Horeb Patricia Bohm of Portage Helen Starr of Richland Center Bonnie Stephan of Mason Nancy Beatrice Lins of Spring Green and Marilyn Murphy of Portage among Green County entrants. Other Green County residents Miss Pauline Patterson Monroe Miss Shirley Leopold Monroe and Miss Barbara Akre Milwaukee area students competed. A total of 537 Wisconsin girls were entered for the 1953 Alice in Dairyland title with the winner to receive a year contract and tour the nation promoting Wisconsin dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverli Benschop
Stoughton
Therese Wisnewski
Madison
Jane Lee Jean Bonner
Mt. Horeb
Patricia Bohm
Portage
Helen Starr
Richland Center
Bonnie Stephan
Mison
Nancy Beatrice Lins
Spri Green
Marilyn Murphy
Green County
Pauline Patterson
Robert ‘Patterson
Route 5
Monroe
Hawatha School
Shirley Leopold
William Leopold
Barbara Akre
Leonard M. Akre
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Convention attendance and local updates
Mines F B Luchsinger Garrett Keel and Alfred H Henning will attend the Woman's Relief Corps district convention June 13 16 at the Raulf Hotel Oshkosh. Harry Bowen 14 of Orangeville is recovering from a broken left ankle at Deaconess hospital Freeport after a tractor accident. The Monroe Cardinals baseball team will host Darlington at Recreation Park aiming for a third straight win after rain postponed Tuesday. Elizabeth Hurlbut born in Butte joins Stuart and wife Katherine Schindler Hurlbut, Monroe natives with two other daughters. Percy Lichtenwalner former County Board member from Clarno admitted to St Clare hospital for treatment and tests. A 16 year old rural youth’s theft trial delayed pending pre sentence probation officer report before Judge Lamboley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Luchsinger
Garrett Keel
Alfred H. Henning
Woman's Relief Corps
Raulf Hotel
Oshkosh
Bowen
Orangeville
Harry Bowen
Lily Bowen
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Monroe Cardinal
Darlington
Recreation Park
Hurlbuts
Stuart Hurlbut
Butte
Mont
Elizabeth
Hurlbut
Katherine Schindler
Monroe
Percy Lichtenwalner
21St Avenue
Clarno
St. Clare Hospital
Hat
J. Lamboley
Funeral services for Mrs Jacob Oppliger held in New Glarus
Funeral services for Mrs. Jacob Oppliger aged 69 of New Glarus were conducted at 2 p m in the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev F B Tschudy presiding. The body rested at Zentner funeral home and burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Sylvan Hanna Arthur Byrge Obert Slotten John Eichelkraut John Luthi and Fred Stuber. Vocalists were Mrs Melvin Streiff and Mrs Fred P Streiff with Miss Alice Freitag as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Oppliger
New Glarus
Swiss Evanical and Reformed Church
F. B. Tschudy
Zentner Funeral Home
Sylvan Hanna
Arthur Byrge
Obert Slotten
John Eichelkraut
John Luthi
Fred Stuber
Melvin Streiff
Monroe social notes list many local and far visiting residents
Personal mentions record Monroe callers and visitors from Gratiot Sterling Tex Freeport Juda Champaign Decatur and Kipton along with events such as a square dance at Turner hall and travels of families to Three Lakes Turner Lake and Carrol College. Several residents visit relatives in Wisconsin and nearby states while others depart for sanatoriums or synodical meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Larson
Gratiot
Monroe
Charles Echel
Sterling
Ill
Herman L. Schindler
Insurance
Carl Scheffel
Westhoff
Tex
A. J. Theiler
New Glarus
Caliers
Este
17Th Avenue
Patricia
Margaret Hilderbrandt
Freeport
Herbert Matzke
Janice
Juda
Paul Blumer
jChampaign
Tll
Les Gotcher
Turner Hall
Turner Lake
Minoqua
Adolph Anderson
Bruce M. Blum
Anderson
Blum
Robert Bacon
Robert Jr
Austin
Emma Bacon
11Th Street
Rodney O. Kittersen
Three Lakes
Wisconsin District Attorneys Association
Chester Tobin
Texas
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Sam A. Cousley
New York
James S. Bray
Cousley
Evening Times
Alice Campbell
Milwaukee
Nellie Stewart
7Th Street
H. Marie Monte
Madison Presby
Pleasant Weather Across Wisconsin With Storms Nearby
Wisconsin enjoyed pleasant weather with mostly fair skies and high temps in the 70s and 80s. Thunderstorms were possible in the Superior–Duluth corridor and far southwest while the rest of the nation faced mild conditions and extreme heat in the Plains and West above 100 degrees.
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Wisconsin
Superior-Duluth
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Silage Methods To Be Discussed At Local Demos
Professor C J Chapman will explain new grass silage methods and nitrogen use on corn at two grassland demonstrations next week. The first at Edward J Kaderly farm in Judd at 1 15 p m Monday features hay equipment and sulphite silage preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Chapman Wll
Edward J. Kaderly
Chapman
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe High School
Leslie E. Huber
Huber
Clarence J. Hoesly
New Glarus
Edwin Klassy
New Glarus High School
Legislature to recess Friday night for fall return
Assembly Speaker Rice said plans are in place to recess the legislature Friday night with the Senate finishing current work. Republicans across both chambers voted to approve the recess and return on October 26 to tackle financial issues.
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Maison
Assemblyman Rice
R-Delavan
House
Rice
Senate
Assembly
Ric
Sen. Knowles
New Richmond
Rites Set at Hibbing For Frank Bastien 89
Frank Bastien aged 89 died at a convalescent home and will be buried in Hibbing Minnesota after living there most of his life. He moved to Brodhead to live with his son Irving and was born at Little Falls Minnesota. He married Emma Picoette in 1895 and is survived by his son two daughters Mrs John Johanix and J Alex Lemark and a sister Mrs Dilia Oxford in Canada.
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Brodhead
Frank Bastien
Hibbing
Minn
Mr. B
Irving
Mr. Bastien
Little Falls
Emma Picoette
John Johanix
J . Alex Lemark
Les
Delia Oxford
Canada
Defendant Receives Six Month Term in County Court
Judge Harold J. Lambo le y sentenced the defendant to six months in county jail on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He had been held previously on a questionable check charge. Norder may apply for probation.
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Harold Norder
14Th Avenue
Harold J. Lamboley
Norder
Medic Dentist Draft Revised for Extension
House-Senate conferees reach a revised draft extending the doctor draft by two years with exemptions for substantial military service. Physicians dentists and veterinarians who served 21 months since Sept 16 1940 face no further obligation except in a full emergency.
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Hington
House-Senate
Tornado Damage in Flint Estimated at 2.325 Million
Flint officials, led by Edward R. Kapp Jr., report a 2.325 million dollar damage tally from the northern outskirts destruction. The survey lists 291 demolished houses valued at 2,076,000, major damage to 66 homes at 210,200, and minor damage to 93 houses at 389,000 as survivors search debris amid a grim toll of 112 dead with still unidentified victims.
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Flint
Mich
Edward R. Kapp Jr
County Red Cross
Flint Realtors
Air Force Recalls All C-54s on Lease
The Air Force orders recall of 37 C-54 transport planes leased to commercial lines. Air Materiel Command in Ohio telegraphed notices ending leases with no detailed explanation. Seventeen of the four engine aircraft are currently used on military duties in the Korean airlift. Each DC-4 Skymaster on lease valued around 380000 dollars with a monthly rental of 4821 dollars.
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Washington
Air Force
Air Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson Field
Ohio
East Germans Win Soviet Concessions in East Zone Policy
East Germany's regime announced cutbacks in collectivization and signed a peace treaty granting major concessions to the Protestant church. The directives ease private business for returnees, restore civil rights, and grant amnesty for short-term economic prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Germany
Kremlin
East Zone
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
NATO
Politburo
Elusive Chicago Attorney Nabbed in Houston
Maurice Moustin Weinzelbaum, sought for about $500,000 owed to friends since his January Chicago disappearance, was arrested in Houston with 37 in his pocket. He denied the sum and claimed limited funds, joking about saving money by eating hot dogs, and he disputed Rio de Janeiro flight rumors amid Reuters reports and Life magazine photos.
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Moustin
Maurice
Weinzelbaum
Chicago
Houston
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Associated Press
Rio
Life Magazine
Fire wipes out 600 turkeys at Badger Farm
A blaze engulfed a two story frame barn at the Badger Turkey Farm in Greenfield Town early today, killing about sixteen hundred turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Badger
Greenfield
Miss Kathryn Krauss Wins Highest Honors At Milton College
Acting president J. Leland Skaggs announced the honors during Tuesday morning exercises. Kathryn Krauss daughter of Mr and Mrs Gottlob Krauss of 1417 15th Avenue earned the highest honor. Rosemary Maurer of Woodford attained high honors with a GPA of 2.75 or better. Warren Schesser of Albany also completed his studies with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Krauss
J. Leland Skaggs
Milton College
Crusses
Gottlob Krauss
15Th Avenue
Rosemary Maurer
Woodford
Warren Schesser
Albany
Market summary of hogs cattle and grains from Chicago
Salable hogs 6,000 with price ranges for 190 to 380 lb weights. Cattle 3,000 with steer and heifer quotes and bulky cow values. Butter prices steady and eggs tops firm with price levels listed. Grain cash wheat none and corn quoted at 1.58. Barley malting 1.30-1.60 and feed 1.00-1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Fisherman Drowns in Fish Lake Near Hancock
Jacob Nitka, 66, of Stevens Point, drowned Wednesday while fishing on Fish Lake near Hancock Wisconsin. Local authorities investigated the drowning and recovered the body from the water.
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Hancock
Wis
Jacob Nitka
Stevens Point
Fish Lake
Here
Mrs. Schultz 61 Dies in Janesville
Mrs Elmer Schultz age 61 of Janesville died yesterday morning at Mercy hospital after a heart attack Funeral services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Overton funeral home Reverend Frank Dauner of the Evangelical United Brethren church will officiate Burial will be Greenwood cemetery Monroe She was born Mabel Yeazel in Browntown and married Elmer Schultz May 21 1928 The Parker Pen Co employee and the couple resided in Janesville since their marriage She is survived by her husband two brothers James and Joseph Hall several nieces and nephews and cousins George Yeazel Mrs Leatha Krueger Monroe and Mrs Nettie Baltzer Sun Prairie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Elmer Schultz
Mercy
Parker Pen Co
Joseph Hall
Rockford
James Hall
George Yeazel
Leatha Krueger
Monroe
Nettie Baltzer
Sun Prairie
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Roy Weir
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Cesspool
Specialty Foods and Feeds Exchange
12Th Street
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Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Custom
Lincoln
OLDS
Plymouth
Ford Radio
Chevrolet Peat
DODGE
Studebaker
Budd Motors
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South
HELP
Century Service Co
Wenger & Kramer Hardware
Ae Peagety
Cliff Dahl Monroe
Arman
Cass
Cornel Wilde
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