Weather Notes and Local Probate and Death Notices
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and a bit warmer in the northwest tonight. Thursday planned for more clouds and warmth with possible thundershowers in the northwest. Local probate: Floyd Stuckey appointed administrator in the estate of Magdalen Stuckey who died May 8. Deaths listed: Martha Carpenter 83 Wiota Township, Cleova Truax 69 Albany, Albert W. Loeffel 49 Albany. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Theron Gretiot announce a daughter born June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Francis nee Brodhead announce a daughter born June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stuckey
Jefferson Township
Magdalena Stuckey
John W
Martha Carpenter
Wiota
Cleova Truax
Albany
Albert W. Loeffel
Ben Theron, Gretiot
Francis Nee Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Accident And Dismissal Report
A hospital accident list at St. Clare Hospital includes Mrs Ray Schoonover and several others listed with residences in Beloit Monticello Janesville and South Beloit. Surgical names include Joseph McKlhatton and Rosemary Witttenwyler among others. Dismissals name Gordon Gempler Ronald Kubly Harry Holden and multiple others plus married women with surnames.
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Ray Schoonover
16Th Avenue
Clark Covert
Brodhead
John Mather
Juda
George Koehner
Monticello
Lewis Olson
Janesville
Edwin Bowles
South Beloit
Joseph McKlhatton
Blanchardville
Stanley Owens
Beloit
Frederick Strahm
Route 2
Emma Krauss
910
18Th Avenue
Benesthenis
Stasnopolis
John Kopp
Albany
Rosemary Wittenwyler
Gordon Gempler
Ronald Kubly
Harry Holden
Kenneth Kinane
William Gaines
Wilbur Flannery
Quentin Smith
Robert Walsh
James Crozier
Robert Richards
Lyle Wilkinson
Marvin Zimmerman
JoAnn Block
Ray Ludtke
Paul Mennenga
Willis Schiller
Olei Holmen
Carla Dallman
Wheat futures soar on loan backed price support
Wheat futures rose 10 cents a bushel after the government announced emergency price support loans on wheat stored in the Southwest. The gain hit the session limit before profit taking pulled prices back. oats and soybeans followed wheat's strength while corn lagged. Charles T. Meythaler returned home at 1408 9th Street yesterday after surgery at Madison General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Madison
Charles T. Meythaler
9Th Street
Madison General Hospital
Mrs. Truax 69 Albany Resident Dies After Illness
Mrs Cleova Truax 69 of Albany died at 11 30 am today at her home after years of illness. Born Cleova Kubly in Juda September 19 1884 she married John Truax October 13 1910. Survived by son Ralph daughter Dorothy two stepdaughters seven grandchildren five great grandchildren and sister Mrs Ben Maske. Services Sunday 2 pm Sharer funeral home Albany with Rev Kyle Miller. Burial Greenwood Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Cleova Truax
Cleova Kubly
Juda
Friedlin Kubly
John Truax
Truax
Ralph
Dorothy Truax
Emily Johnson
Ruth Large
Monticello
Fla
Ben Maske
Monroe
Sharer Funeral Home
Kyle Miller
The
Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Selmer Lien Improves After Auto Crash
Selmer Lien, 64, of Monticello, is improving from back injuries after a Monday afternoon collision four miles west of Orangeville. He was in a car that struck a tow truck driven by Alvin C. Stratmeister of Benton, Wisconsin, as both failed to see due to trees and brush obscuring the intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selmer Lien
Monticello
Orangeville
St.Clare Hospital
Lien
Alvin C. Stratmeister
Benton
Wis
Mrs Flannery Named State Vice President
Mrs Ruth Flannery of tstown town was elected vice president of the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War at the state meeting in Oshkosh yesterday. Also chosen were Lelia Kehl of Elkhorn as department president and Hazel Brittan of Beloit as a vice president. Leone Lohmaier of Fort Atkinson was elected president of the auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans. City Treasurer Helen L Gempler and City Clerk Freda Bray will attend the League of Municipalities institute in Portage tomorrow. Local offices will remain open with assistants on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Flannery
Tstown
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Oshkosh
Lelia Kehl
Elkhorn
Hazel Brittan
Beloit
Leone ‘Lohmaier
Fort Atkinson
the United Spanish War Veterans
Institute
Helen L. Gempeler
Freda Bray
League of A Municipalities
Portage
Social notes from Monroe and surrounding towns
Local residents and visitors listed with movements between Freeport Davisville Monroe Brodhead Uniondale Long Beach Tracr Madison and Belleville. Notables include Mrs Mary Shook Mrs Walter Lohmeier Mr and Mrs Hollis Elmer and several couples from Brodhead and Tracr. A Moose Women officers installation is announced for Wednesday June 17 at 8 pm. Fishing trip adds to a list of community outings by area doctors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shook
Freeport
Walter Lohmeier
Davis
Peter Domino
Rockford
Monroe
Dennis Thorpe
Brodhead
Donald Pinnow
Emma Huber
Uniondale
Long Island
Albert Detje
Chris
Tracr
G. A. Nissen
Long Beach
Calif
Mon-roe
Women of
Moose
Odv
Hollis Elmer
Eugene Hanson
Madison
Coletta
Charlene Keegan
Esther Klontz
Niagara Falls
New York
Washington, D
Robert H. Rieder
Allan F. Barnard
Allan Jr
Alex Wittner
Belleville
Nathan E. Bear
C. E. Baumle
Herman D. Fritz
Peter §. Solomon
Rudolph P. Reger
J. T. Etter
Elmer Trickel
Kenneth W. Stuart
Lake of the Woods
Storm sewer bids and tax appeal proceed at city meeting
Aors had the low bid of 3495 dollars. A petition for tax adjustment by Goldenrod Creamery was denied by a 6 to 1 vote with Alderman Fred Galli against the denial. The firm paid 522.11 under protest on its 1952 assessment. The first two likely among several resolutions this summer approved for the 12th street main trunk storm sewer. One permits obtaining a law easement on land from W. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aors
Goldenrod Creamery
Fred Galli
12Th Street Main Trunk
W. L
City grants permits and bids on utility work and wages
The city approves moving utility poles on 12th Street to avoid sewer lines and replacing wiring for the police and fire alarm at City Hall. It sets minimum wage scales for contractors bidding on city work, calling current scales outmoded. Robert Wolfe is allowed wrestling matches at Turner Hall with a police chief approved $5 permit per event. Licenses through June 30 granted to John Stauffacher and James Furniss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Blackne
17Th Avenue
Ralph H. Mahley
23Rd Street
Donovan W. Jones
12Th Street
Ernest Schmid
10Th Avenue
Nathan A. Crouch
Ith Street
Louise Schmid
Elizabeth Kubly
11Th Street
Virgil R. Wenger
16Th Avenue
John Stauffacher
16Th Street
James H. Furniss
14Th Avenue
Two men fined 2500 each in federal bribery case
Madison and Portage men E Mervyn Row lands Williston N D and Jules Marachowsky Portage Wis were fined 2500 and costs in federal court Judge J Leroy Adair Peoria Ill ordered two year suspended prison terms and probation for three years Rowland former Wisconsin state senator from Cambria and Marachowsky pleaded guilty to one of 12 counts alleging attempts to bribe a former federal employee to win storage contracts for government surplus goods in 1949 and 1950
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marachowsky
Madison
E. Mervyn Rowlands
Williston
N. D
Jules Marachowsky
Portage
Wis
J. Leroy Adair
Peoria
U. S
Rowland
Wisco
Cambria
Wisconsin Swiss and domestic cheese market steady with fair demand
The Wisconsin Swiss cheese market remains steady with fair distributive demand and moderate longhorn offerings. Prices appear around state assembly points with grades and ranges noted, including Swiss 39 to 41, longhorns 38 to 41, square prints 40 to 42, midgets 42, and domestic Swiss steady with grade A 39 to 41, grade B 37 to 99, grade C 34 to 96, grinders 32.
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Madison W
FSMNS
Wisonsin
CCC
I.c.l
Wisconsin
Occupy Olson Home as New Greiner Proprietors
Mr and Mrs John B Greiner former Wen ger and Kramer hardware firm take residency at 2715 8th street in the Dr L L Olsons home as the Olsons move to Darling ton Clerks Will Meet Green County rural school clerks gather at the Court House at 2 pm with county superintendent Mrs Maurice W Quinn to review the revised annual report form ARS Schoonover Injured Mrs R H Schoonover receives treatment at St Clare hospital for a fractured right ankle suffered when she slipped entering the tar at her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Steffen Elroy She was given first aid and returned to Monroe for further treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
John B. Greiner
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
Green County
Court House
Maurice W. Quinn
Ars. Schoonover
R. H. Schoonover
St. Clare Hospital
John Steffen
Elroy
Monroe
Increase Okayed For Parcel Post
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a 36 percent increase in parcel post zone rates to be set on a date by the post office department. The raise is expected to add just over 150 million dollars in annual revenue for handling packages, with catalog and catalog like publications to see extra charges and a possible 20 million dollar yearly gain. The ICC deferred decisions on some catalog and circulation adjustments.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Department
ICC
Public Hearings Address Postal Rate Changes
Rates matter in public hearings as federal law authorizes the ICC to effect postal rate changes. Congress may also change rates through legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICC
Congress
U S Steel Raises Prices After Pay Increase
U S Steel boosts prices following an 8 percent hourly wage rise for 170 000 CIO United Steelworkers represented workers. Industry wide hikes are expected to push living costs higher with other producers likely to follow, though Republic Steel contemplates a $5 to $10 increase.
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Vu. S
Big Steel
CIO
United Steelworkers
U. S. Steel
C. M. White
Republic Steel Corp
Young Driver Killed in Mayville Crash
Paul Neitzel aged 18 from Mayville died early today when his car left County Trunk Road at a curve and struck a cattle underpass.
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Mayville
Paul Neitzel
Charter To Remain Open For Green County Disabled War Veterans
The charter of the Green County Disabled War Veterans chapter stays open until June 30 after a meeting at the Legion home. Attendees included District Commander Charles Kettle Beloit F M Karraker Madison liaison officer Mrs Karraker 2nd district auxiliary commander and Mrs Viola Hanson past state auxiliary commander Madison. A follow up meeting is set for June 20 at the Legion home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remai
Green ‘County
Legion Home
Charles Kettle
Beloit
F. M. Karraker
Madison
Karraker
Viola Hanson
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phillips
Eugene Ludwig Zoller
6Thi Street
Adeline Charolette
Johnson, Argyle
Iblumer
Alois
Flannery
Kelley Klothes
Ace Hardware
Trudy Hall
Chevrolet
Studebaker, Door
Hiway
Ben Hur Freezers
Secreee
Tschudys
U.S. Steel
Registry Service
Revco
Hardwa
Prsferrer
Goetz
White House
Susan Charlton Hayward
Heston
Irving Stone
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