Wisconsin Youth Kidnapped by Trio in Albuquerque
Victor Meyer a 22 year old Wisconsin youth reported to State Police that three Albuquerque men Ed gar Wright George Brownholtz and Jack Appleby kidnapped him during a health trip. Meyer said he was beaten with a hammer and a shotgun butt and threatened with throat slitting and being buried under rocks. The trio were chased by Frank Morelli a Tul arosa service station operator who fired a pistol to stop them after a halt at a highway tunnel. Meyer had borrowed a car from his brother and joined the men during job hunting. Meyer was not seriously harmed.
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Albuquerque
Wisconsin
Victor Meyer
Manitowoc
Meyer
Justice Court
Edgar Wright
George Brownholtz
Jack Appleby
al Hathaway
Hathaway
Frank Morelli
Tularosa
N. M
Morelli
Leo Meyer
Mayer
Bishop Grellinger to Be Consecrated July 14 at St John’s
Milwaukee reports auxiliary bishop elect Rev. John B. Grellinger of the Green Bay diocese will be consecrated July 14 at St. John’s cathedral. The ceremony marks the 20th anniversary of his ordination with Archbishop Moses E. Kiley as consecrator and Bishops Stanislaus V. Bona and Albert G. Meyer as co consecrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
John B. Grellinger
Green Bay
St. John’s Cathedral
I Moses E. Kiley
Stanislaus V. Bona
Albert G. Meyer
Social notes from South Wayne and surrounding towns
Local society items list attendees at summer school events and funerals. Residents of South Wayne, Lake Forrest, Madison, Waterloo and nearby communities are mentioned attending worship, visits, and family gatherings. Names include Mrs. D. M. Howery, Miss Ethel Step hens, Arthur Andrews, Otto Dunbar, and Florence Wade among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Howery
South Wayne
Ethel Stephens
Platteville
WSCS
Methodist Church
Lake Forrest College
Lake Forrest
Bertha Limbert-Jackson
Waterloo
Arthur Andrews
John Jackson
Rudolf Berg
Woodford
T. A. Maddrell
Rockford
George Kramer
Milwaukee
Dorsey Segner
Messers
Mmes
Otto Dunbar
Dubuque
Emil Schiesser
Lou Dunbar
Randell Michaelis
Black Earth
Robert Byrnes
Madison
Geraldine Chapman
Jeanne Simmons
University of Wisconsin
Susan R. Gage
Wesleyan University
Bloomington
Margaret Ufer
Naperville College
Pool Opening Seen at Read Park
Read Park swimming pool will open for service by mid July architect Peter Mayo announced yesterday barring setbacks.
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Freeport
Read Park
Peter Mayo
Cheese Industry Notes and Local Dairy Movements
Does. Ouest Rem agee Ht Helen E. Stears and David Seeholzer, fresh from Smithfield Utah, work at a cheese factory near Belleville. William A. Eustice of Belmont is authorized to haul milk across multiple towns in Muskingum and surrounding counties to Belmont and the Belmont Dairy Co-operative, with Stears and Seeholzer among workers. The Richland Co-operative receives a building permit to construct a new spray drying plant. The Public Service Commission orders Frank J. Kubig to haul cheese from several counties to Monroe for Pauly Cheese Co Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Stears
David Seeholzer
Smithfield
Utah
Belleville
William A. Eustice
Belmont
Kendall
Elk Grove
Seymour
Benton
Lafayette Township
Musfing
Iowa County
Lima
Platteville
Grant County
Belmont Dairy Co-operative
Monroe
Brodhead
The
Richland Co-operative
Public Service Commission
Frank J. Kubig
12Th Avenue
Lafayette
Green, Rock
Iowa
Dodge Counties
Edgar
Doylestown
Mt. Hereb
Green Bay
Pauly Cheese Co
Shefford Cheese Co
New York Life Central Division Meeting At Devi Bari Resort
The annual central division meeting of New York Life Insurance Co. was held Wednesday at the Devi Bari resort in Devil's Lake State Park. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Royal Liddicoat and son, Mr. and Mrs. James J. Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Peterson, and Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Division
New York Life Insurance Co
Devi-Bari
Devil’s Lake State Park
Frank Clark
Royal Liddicoat and
James J. Quinn
Arthur S. Peterson
Monroe
Thompson Couple Plans Move to Freeport
Dr. Paul Thompson and his wife Mrs. Gloria Thompson plan to relocate to Freeport where he will join several local veterinarians. Dr. Thompson graduated last week from the veterinary school at Ames Iowa.
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Freeport
New Glarus
Paul Thompson
Thompson
Ames
Gloria Ziltner
Fred Schaffitzel Dies in Evansville at 85
Fred Schaffitzel of Evansville and Brooklyn area died Thursday at Janesville hospital aged 85. Retired cobbler, he lived in Rome earlier and belonged to Masonic lodge Brooklyn and Shriners. Survived by son Albert, daughter Mrs Alfred Leadbetter of Detroit, sister Selma Schaffitzer of Jefferson, one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Roderick funeral home of Evansville is handling arrangements.
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Brooklyn
Fred Schaffitzel
Evansville
Janesville Hospital
Rome
Masonic Lodge
Shriners Organization
Albert
Alfred Leadbetter
Detroit
Selma Schaffitzer
Jefferson
Roderick
Two Minor Accidents Investigated in County
Green county highway police investigated two minor traffic collisions during the noon hour yesterday. A car used by Josephine Felder from route 5 and owned by Ralph Erb of Argyle was backed into by a Kubly Co. truck while parked at the trailer camp on highway 69 in Clarno. Karl Frahm of Madison backing from a driveway onto highway 69 near Monticello struck a car driven by Dan Stauffacher of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Josephine Felder
Route 5
Ralph Erb
Argyle
Ank Kubly Co
Highway 69
Clarno
Karl Frahm
Madison
Monticello
Dan Stauffacher
Monroe
Boy Drowns in Quarry While Fishing
In Sussex Wisconsin Joseph Weber aged 12 drowned while fishing at a quarry with his younger brother Dale aged 6. The body was recovered.
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Sussex
Wis
Joseph Weber
Dale
New Safety Glasses Use Plastic Binder
American Optical Co announced a new safety eyeglass lens design. The sandwich glass inserts a sheet of plastic in the lens middle, shown to protect eyes by stopping BB gun bullets and resisting arrows and slingshots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
American Optical Co
Towboat Alexander Sinks After River Collision Near Bettendorf
A new $850000 towboat named Alexander sank to its main deck in the Mississippi near Bettendorf Iowa after hitting an unidentified object. The vessel is owned by the Alexander Shipyard Co. of New Orleans.
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Rock Island
Mississippi River
Bettendorf
Alexander
Alexander Shipyard Co., of
New Orleans
Dairy Herd Leads May Milk Output in Jo Daviess
A 60-cow Jersey herd owned by Elmer Doubler and Sons of Warren tops Jo Daviess DHIA No. 2 May report with 843 pounds milk and 46.4 pounds butterfat per cow. Harry Tony of Warren produced the highest individual cow at 2 560 pounds milk and 87 pounds butterfat. Grasshoppers appear in hayfields as farmers resume cutting, silage, and corn cultivation. Wisconsin again leads in silage, with corn as the top crop for silage and five percent of production from grass silage. Milking and testing are conducted under university and Holstein-Friesian programs. Eradication efforts against quack grass continue near Albany through repeated digging.
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Elmer Doubler
Arthur H. Stauffacher
Monroe
Holstein-Friesian Sociation of America
W.C
Paul Baumgartner
Albany
H. O. Elmer
Monticello
The
University of Wisconsin
National Holstein Headquarters
Kenneth Klossner
Weather favors killing out of the grass and strong corn growth
Weather favors killing out of the grass as corn shows vigorous growth. Klossner will use grass silage this year for summer feed when pastures dry up, with most fed before corn silage. Cecil O Ayen buys Homeland Meadow Lass at the Janesville state sale. Strawberries grow big despite moisture shortage. Ernest Studer raises a giant strain. Henry Sveom shows large cucumber diameters. Brodhead contracts signed for 400 acres of cucumbers for Colony Foods pickle plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klossner
Cecil O. Ayen
Belleville
Homeland Meadow Lass
Janesville
Ernest Studer
Monroe
Brodhead
Henry Sveom
Colony Foods
Sorcerers Said to Cause Death by Belief in Power
Observers claim deaths occur when victims believe in a sorcerer’s power to kill. The phrase sorcery is cited as the trigger for fatal outcomes in these cases.
Publishers Cool Toward Mail Plan
A senate subcommittee proposed a compromise rate increase for second and third class mail but drew cool reactions from publishers and business groups. The panel led by Senator Neely is studying a bill to raise annual revenue by about 253 million dollars, with talks to cap the extra at 100 to 153 million dollars less than first proposed.
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Washington
A _ senate
Post Office and Civil Service
Senator Neely
D-Wva
Neely
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Harry T. Maddrell
Studer
Guadalcanal
Arlington National Cemetery
United States
Ouest Rem
Agee Ht
Luice
Mrs. Steven
Ruf
G. Keileman Brewing Co
la Crosse
Sin
Aia
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Farmco
Boron
Green County Farm Bureau Co-op Warehouse Co
Albany - Brodhead - Monroe - Monticello
Heileman’s
G. Heileman Brewing CO
Wilson Distributors
12Th Street
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