Weather Summary June 16 1952 Wisconsin East Region
June 16 1952 clearing and cool with thundershowers in the east portion. Tomorrow expected fair cooler and less humid. Temperatures tonight 50 to 55 northwest and 60 to 65 southeast. High tomorrow 75 to 80. Records show yesterday highs and lows, barometer readings, and extreme temps across Wisconsin with Prairie du Chien at 93 and Superior at 58. Sunrise 4 21 and sunset 7 40.
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Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Superior
Divorce Granted In Wisconsin Court Deserves Desertion
Divorce Judge Harold J Lamboley grants Theresa Margaret Garwel of Brodhead a divorce from Frank Arthur Garwell former village marshal of New Glarus on grounds of desertion. They married December 1 1934 in Monroe and separated April 12 1950. A property settlement was made with no children.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Theresa Margaret Garwel
Brodhead
Frank Arthur Garwell
New Glarus
Monroe
Justice cases filed in multiple towns reported
Justice L A Koenig and Walter J DeRemer 18 of 1204 19th street found guilty for operating an auto on the left side of a street with fine five dollars and costs. Thomas D Sullivan 68 Argyle pleaded not guilty to operating an auto while intoxicated, case set for 10 am June 25. New Glarus Justice H M Schmid cites William T Kane Sr of Monroe for speeding, guilty with ten dollars and costs.
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L. A. Koenig
Walter J. DeRemer
19Th Street
Thomas D. Sullivan
Argyle
New Glarus
H. M. Schmid
William T. Kane Sr. Monroe
Mrs Rose Johnson Attends Wisconsin Library Workshop
Mrs Rose Johnson returned from a Wisconsin Free Library Commission workshop at Green Lake where she served as a consultant and spoke on children's classics. Thirty eight libraries were represented at the Amer- ican Baptist Assembly grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Johnson
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Portage Host To Postmasters
Jonn J. Leahey of Washington will speak at the Wisconsin Chapter National Association of Postmasters banquet in the Raulf Hotel Portage. The meeting will feature a staffed modern railway mail car to show mail handling en route and an Edelweiss Stars performance. Officers will be elected for the coming year.
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Jonn J. Leahey
Division of
Post Office Personnel
Washington
Wisconsin
National Association of Postmasters
Raulf
Portage
John J. Burkhard
Monroe
Edelweiss Stars of
New Glarus
Ann Gempeler
Dorthace Ingwell
Dells
Burkhard
Margaret F. Gongile
Sun Prairie
Ruth Foley
Maiden Rock
Harold van Buren
Hartland
Harriet P. Kenyon
Mellen
Bernadine Zeikext
Big Falls
New Glarus Man badly injured in motorcycle crash
Ernest Rufener of New Glarus is in St. Clare hospital with a severe left leg fracture after a collision between two motorcycles at New Glarus Saturday night. He was riding Roy Trumpy of Monticello’s machine when it hit another bike driven by Paul Thompson of Monticello at the Fred Streiff garage and restaurant around 11:30 PM. Rufener farms near New Glarus and his wife said her brother and Nesheim help with the farm duties.
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Minest
Rurener
New Glarus
St. Clare
Rufener
Roy Trumpy
Monticello
Trumpy
Paul Thompson
Fred Streiff
Albert Nesheim
Dane County
Belleville
Nesheim
Hospital Notices And Accidents Listed For Several Residents
St Clare Hospital Medical records list multiple patients and addresses including Mrs Carl Schiess Jr and Mrs Clifford Elmer. Accidents include Ernest Rufener route 2 Belleville and numerous names from Milwaukee Janesville Beloit and Brodhead among others.
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Carl Schiess Jr
24Th Avenue
Clifford Elmer
Brooklyn
Anna Eveland
South Wayne
Sandra Kay Jackson
Woodford
Edward Good
Browntown
LeRoy Rossman
Blue Mounds
Stephen Dooley
Milwaukee
Harley Rundhaug
Hollandaie
Ernest Rufener
Belleville
Jeanette Jegerlehner
7Th Avenue
Dorothy ‘Cummings
12Th Avenue
Albert Gerber
New Glarus
Dona Myelle
Beloit
Herman Heinzelman
Herman Lenherr
Howard Matson
Harvey ‘Trickel
Gifford Elmer
Cecil Pease
Pius Buesser
Emmanuel Hill
Walter Barry
Wendell Barlow
Kenneth Anderson
Oliver Miller
Marlene Sleep
Alan Goodmiller
Caryle Gardner
Delores Larson
Adolph Bigger
Karen Robertson
Woman Publisher Weds Shawano Ad Staff Aide
GsANITE CITY, Ala. Mrs Jeanne P Heal publisher of the Shawano Evening Leader and Walter S Donald assistant advertising manager were married here Saturday It was the second marriage for both parties Each is divorced Mrs Heal also owns radio station WICH Shawano and is treasurer of the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association The article also notes repairs today on cave gutters at the court house where last winter ice damaged wiring and pigeons rebuilt nests causing water to spill from the building
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Gsanite City, al
Jeanne P. Heal
Shawano, Wis
Evening Leader
Walter S. Donald
Court House
Residents and visitors noted at area towns and events
Personal mentions list residents and guests from Albany, Madison, Clearwater, Janesville, Twin Falls, South Wayne, Brodhead, Monroe, and other communities. Notables include Mrs. Lynch, Miss Peckham, and families visiting relatives. several couples on vacation. and attendance at a Milwaukee wedding.
Visitors from Milton Chicago and Oklahoma City Stop in Rockford
Mizpah E Bennett from Milton and Marel Brown of Chicago visited Rockford yesterday. Mr and Mrs R W Lundquist of Oklahoma City were here Friday to see his parents in Rockford.
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Mizpah E. Bennett
Milton
Marel Brown
Chicago
Monroe
R. W. Lundquist
Oklahoma City
Rockford
Motorist Fined On Crash Charge
Walter J. Deremer fined $5 and costs in justice court for driving on the left side after an accident May 21 that injured six youths aged 4 to 19. Thomas D. Sullivan charged with operating an auto under the influence, ordered to appear June 25 for trial. Keith Lloyd bonded for speeding with a semi trailed, and E Keller bonded for throwing firecrackers. Police investigated a burglary report at 826 11th street with nothing missing.
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Walter J. Deremer
19Th Street
Justice Court
L. A. Koenig
Thomas D. Sullivan
Argyle
Keith Lloyd
Stevens Po
Mrs Thompson and Mr Horeb Services for Mrs Ned Thompson
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m for Mrs Ned Thompson 69 and Mr Horeb Green County native who died Saturday in St Clare hospital Rev Torgney Kleven will officiate at Adams Lutheran church with burial in the church cemetery Arrangements by Gesme funeral home Mt Born Adams township Green County born Jan 24 1883 she leaves husband a son Ansel a daughter Mrs Carl Nybroten Argyle two grand children two Mrs Thompson Slotten Belleville Mrs Alma Anderson Argyle five brothers Clifford Bear Verona Burnett Julian Argyle Orville Monroe and Ernest Belleville
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Ned Thompson
Horeb
Green Couny
St. Clare Hospital
Torgney Kleven
Adams Lutheran Church
Church
Gesme
Ansel
Carl Nybroten
Argyle
Thomas Slotten
Belleville
Alma Anderson
Clifford Bear
Verona
Burnett
Julian
Orville
Monroe
Ernest
Swift Firm Charged in Meat Price Cases
Swift and Company, a major meat packing firm, was charged with more than 440 violations of the Defense Production Act. Federal informations filed in Boston Sioux Falls Concord New Haven and Haven Conn allege willful breaches of ceiling regulations governing meat distribution.
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Swift
Boston
W — Swift and Company
Siouxills
S. C
Concord
N. H
On Haven
Conn
Dinner Honors Two at Koehner Home
A dinner was hosted at the Joyd G. Koehner residence in Monroe for Father's Day and the birthday of Mrs. Edith Koehner. Attending alongside the Lloyd Koehner family were Mrs. Edith Koehner's son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Theander and daughter Lorene Kay, Byron Ml, and Peter Dannerbeck, all of Monroe.
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G. Koehner
Edith Koehner
Monroe
Lloyd Koehner
John Theander
Lorene Kay
Byron
Peter Dannerbeck
James Thorpe 81 Dies in South Dakota
James Thorpe 81 of Canton South Dakota former Monroe tavern operator and father of Ray Thorpe and Mrs Henry Hauser died yesterday afternoon after a heart attack. Born in England June 1 1871 he married Oslie Trickel in Monroe June 18 1892 and leaves a widow a son and daughter in Green County six grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. His body will arrive by train at 10:45 a m tomorrow and graveside services will be at Greenwood cemetery under Shriner Neushwander funeral home supervision with Rev Paul C Kehle directing.
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James Thorpe
Canton
S. D
Monroe
Ray Thorpe
9Th Street
Henry Hauser
Jefferson Township
Thorpe
Hudson and
England
Thomas Thorpe
Oslie Trickel
Green County
Charles
Hudson
Frank
Mitchell
S.D
James
Frank’ Rupnow
William
Albert
Ervin Huddleston
Charles Trickel
Greenwood Cemetery
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
Scripps-Howard Chain backs Eisenhower endorsement
The 19 Scripps-Howard newspapers nationwide endorsed Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for president. In its lead editorial the New York World Telegram and Sun stated the papers had decided by a few editors to support Eisenhower.
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Scripps-Howard Chain
Eisenhower
New York
Scripps- Howard
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York World-Telegram and
Sun
Scripps-Howard
Wheat prices tumble on huge winter crop drop
Chicago reports a sharp fall in wheat futures as a massive winter crop unload presses prices to new season lows. In New York, stock prices slide on heavy trading, masking broader market uncertainty.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
New York
Aishing
Japanese women adapt to postwar changes and education
A visiting American sergeant describes Japanese society after the occupation, noting women's roles as good wives and mothers, broad education, and evolving behavior. She observes polite greetings, literacy levels, and child obedience, with younger couples adopting American customs while older generations resist. The kimono remains a natural costume.
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Japan
Sgt. Young
Lost light gray Buick fender skirt and more notes
Lost light gray Buick fender skirt offered with a reward. finder to call Clarno 1616 collect. Also remarks on Japanese fashion and heat adoption at home, plus military service details: Sgt. Young to Camp McCoy on June 28 after serving in Japan, voyage aboard the U S S Simon P Buckner, and return to the United States via Seattle with stopovers in Hawaii and Guam.
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Clarno
Japan
Sgt. Young
Camp McCoy
United States
Simon P. Buckner
Yokohama
Seattle
Hawaii
Guam
Notation on Anthrax outbreak quarantine at livestock fairs
A notation certifies that if Anthrax breaks out at a livestock exhibit the fair will close immediately and ring areas quarantined. Race horses and other animals face the same action. Exhibitors bear all losses including quarantine costs. Recommendations by Wisconsin veterinarians approved by the state board of agriculture. Committee includes Dr H O Connell state veterinarian Dr C A Brandly chair UW veterinary science and Dr W R
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Wisconsin Veterinarians
State Board of Agriculture
H. O'Connell
C. A. Brandly
University of Wisconsin Veterinary Science Department
W. R
Wisconsin Officials Present Award to Animal Health Team
Winner from the U S bureau of animal industry Dr A A Erdmann along with Wisconsin department of agriculture and UW veterinary staff led by Dr C D Lyle received the honor for animal health work.
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U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
A. A. Erdmann
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
C. D. Lyle
UW Veterinary Staff
45th Division Crushes Attack on Western Front
In Korea the U S 45th Infantry Division repelled a Chinese assault on a hill formation west of Chorwon after a seven hour fight. The battle left Reds with over 1000 casualties and about 750 Chinese killed. Sabre jet pilots claimed three Communist jets destroyed and one damaged in two Sunday engagements south of the Manchurian border. In Michigan, Governor Williams announced a bid for a third term.
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Seoul
Korea
Chorwon
U. S
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Juda
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Rudolph Maurer
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Ray Fetterhoff
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Gus Monte
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