Weather Summary for June 18 1956
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly south and extreme west this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Cool northeast tonight with low 50 to 56. southwest 60s. High Tuesday 70 to 78 northeast and 78 to 87 southwest. Precipitation since Saturday 1 p m 0.56 inch. Barometer 29.59 at 1 am and 26.62 at 1 pm. Warmest city Presidio Texas 107. Mt Washington New Hampshire 23. Sunrise 4 30, sunset 7 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A. Presidio
Texas
Mt. Washington
N. H
Argue Sells One Third Interest in Dane-Green Farm
John J. Argue transfers a one third interest in Green County land in section 6 Exeter Township to Anna Nagel. The transaction covers farm property located in Dane County with the exact parcel described as sec 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Argue
Anna Nagel
Green County
Exeter Township
Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
James Alfred Share aged 25 of 2252 8th Street and Mary Ellen Hein aged 21 of Brodhead. John LeRoy Woethrich aged 40 of Clarno Township and Lucille Lela Alston aged 40 of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Alfred Share
8Th Street
Mary Ellen Hein
Brodhead
John LeRoy Woethrich
Clarno Township
Lucille Lela Alston
Monroe
Local Obituaries Briefs for Emil Lohrman and Myron E Tielkemeier
Emil Lohrman aged 78 from Brodhead and Myron E Tielkemeier aged 48 from Valley Stream Long Island New York are noted in this brief regional notice. Further biographical details are not provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Lohrman
Brodhead
Myron E. Tielkemeier
Valley Stream
Long Island
N. Y
Local Birth Announcements Log Names Daughters and Sons
Mr and Mrs Stewart Haberman 1715 21st Street welcome a daughter on June 18. Mr and Mrs Nordean Hoesly of New Glarus report a daughter born June 17. Mr and Mrs Clarence Gray of Brodhead announce a son born June 17. Mr and Mrs Herbert Soddy of Browntown report a son born June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Haberman
21St Street
Nordean Hoesly
New Glarus
Clarence Gray
Brodhead
Herbert Soddy
Browntown
St Clare Hospital Surgery and Medical Dismissals List
A local St. Clare Hospital record lists patients from Forreston to Cary with surgical and medical admissions including Mrs. George McDonald and Marvin Kingsbury among named patients. It also enumerates numerous dismissals such as Gayle Johnson Arnold Stenstrom Stanley O Malley and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDonald
Forreston
Ill
Marvin Kingsbury
Rockford
Donald Gille
Gratiot
Dietrich Stauffacher
New Glarus
Joseph Stadelman
South Wayne
Joseph Edward Dinne
Clinton
Larry Nelson
Beloit
Arthur Neesemann
Warren
Michael A. sBusjahn
Dakota
Patrick J. O’leary
Freeport
Herbert Scherer
Juda
Lawrence H. Blum
Fred Beer
30Th Avenue
Charles Manhs
Platteville
Reuben A. Smith
Route 1
August Reese
Brodhead
Lisetta Schmid
Sam McKnight
Nicholas Giovannoni
Cary
Gayle Johnson
Arnold Stenstrom
Stanley O'Malley
Gary Tessendorf
Kenneth Burkhard
Jacob N. Marty
Henry W. Burmeister
John McGettigan
Jerry Lee Daley
Michael Busjahn
Mary Catherine Hagen
Tina Sanders
J.herman Elmer
Harris Miller
Lawrence Zweifel
Lawrence Pine
Mae Collins
Daniel Wyss
Joseph Ott
James Gant
Virgil Amundson
Virgil Klassy
Herman Blum
Gene Escher Wins Title At Arabian Horse Show
Gene Escher of Mineral Point president of the Wisconsin Arabian Horse Association won the championship in the Arabian costume class at the Janesville Rotary Horse Show yesterday. His horse Remage will compete again at the Arabian Show on Sunday July 1 at the Green County Fairgrounds. Two weeks earlier Escher won two championships at the Shrine Horse Show in Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Escher
Mineral Point
Wisconsin Arabian Horse Association
Janesville
Remage
Green County Fairgrounds
Escher
Cedar Rapids
Daley Youth Bitten by Dog Receives 17 Stitches
Raphael J. Daley Jr. aged 11 was bitten on the lower lip at 9 30 a m. by a dog owned by Raymond Js Grode. The dog was placed in the dog pound for 10 days observation after the boy allegedly grabbed the ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael J. Daley Jr
Raphael Daleys
7Th Street
Raymond Js Grode
Survey Expands Sample in Area
The Current Population Survey expands its local sample to about 35 000 interviewed households in 330 areas, including most of the prior 21 000 in 230 areas, improving national totals and regional detail. Local data collection begins this week in Janesville by Dorothy Olson and Louise Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Census Bureau
Michael J. Galko
Census Bureau
Milwaukee
Galko
Dorothy J. Olson
S. Louise Ryan
Janesville
M. E. Tielkemeier Killed in New York Automobile Accident
Myron E. Tielkemeier, 48, purser on the SS Seminole and brother of Viola Tielkemeier, died in an automobile crash in New York last Thursday. Funeral services were held in Davis, Illinois, with burial in Davis Cemetery. He lived in Valley Stream, Long Island, served in the Navy during World War II, and is survived by his wife Victoria Ives, a daughter Joyce, two brothers, and six sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron E. Tielkemeier
Viola Tielkemeier
St. Clare Hospital
New York
Davis, Ill
Davis Cemetery
Tielkemeier
Valley Stream
Long Island
N. Y
Washington, D. C
Davis
Henry G. Tielkemeier
Victoria Ives
Joyce
Soldier to Leave for Germany in Gyroscope Rotation
Pvt. Henry E. Tschanz son of Mr and Mrs Christ Tschanz Route 3 Monroe will depart the United States for Germany early next month. He serves in Battery B of the 553rd Field Artillery Battalion at Ft Sill Oklahoma which will replace the 18th Battalion in Europe. He joined the Army last December after basic at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri and is a 1953 Monroe High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Henry E. Tschanz
Christ Tschanz
Route 3
Monroe
U.S
Germany
Tschanz
553Rd Field Artillery
Ft. Sill
Okla
18Th Field Artillery
Europe
Ft. Leonard Wood
Monroe High School
Olsen Named Regional Manager for Beer Firm in Natick Plant
Kenneth M. Olsen, son of Mr and Mrs M H Olsen, named northeast regional sales manager for Carling Brewing Company's new 24 million dollar plant at Natick Massachusetts. The Olsons plan to relocate from Cleveland to the Boston area. Olsen has seven years with Carling in sales and earlier eight years with Blatz Brewing Co. in Milwaukee in sales promotion and merchandising. Previously he served six years with General Food Sales Co three with American Tobacco Co and also with Wisconsin Bank Shares Corp. He is a Woodford native and Monroe high school graduate with banking and UW extension sales accounting training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth M. Olsen
M. H. Olsen
Northeast
Carling Brewing Company
Natick, Mass
Olsen
Boston
Cleveland
Carling Co
Blatz Brewing Co
Milwaukee
General Food Sales Co
American Tobacco Co
Wisconsin Bank Shares Corp
Woodford
Monroe High School
American Institute of Banking
University of Wisconsin
Two Traffic Mishaps Reported in Monroe
Monroe police investigated two minor accidents over the weekend. Edward Enzinger's car struck the opened left front door of Gerald Hauser's car while Hauser was picking up passengers on the square. Walter Brunkow, blinded by oncoming lights during rain, struck Robert Buehler's parked car on 20th Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Enzinger
Route
Dakota
Ill
Gerald Marvin Hauser
Walter Fredrich Brunkow
Robert Buehler
20Th Avenue
Funeral services for Fred Teuscher at 1 30 p m
Funeral services were held today at 1 30 p m for Fred Teuscher 73 of 1003 9th street who died Saturday in St Clare hospital Rev Paul C Kehle of St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church officiated at Stuessy funeral home burial was in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were Emil Sutter Herman Schupbach Adolph Brunner Joseph Milz Alvin A Kubly and Leonard Kraus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Teuscher
9Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Stuessy Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Emil Sutter
Herman Schupbach
Adolph Brunner
Joseph Milz
Alvin A. Kubly
Leonard Kraus
Social notes from Argyle and surrounding towns
Local residents host and visit friends across Wisconsin. Jimmie Alan Field stays with the Louis Larson family in Argyle while George Day and Mrs. Day visit the Henry Nygard home. A Golden Age Club picnic is planned for June 19 at 12 30 p.m. at Recreation park shelter house. Other gatherings include reunions, travels to conventions and family visits involving Monroe South Wayne Dodgeville Madison and Milwaukee, with extended trips to Atlantic City and Canada noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Alan Field
Louis Larson
Argyle
George Day
Dodgeville
Henry Nygard
Sheldon Fittis Marion
Alan
George Norton
Monroe
Richard McKnight
South Wayne
Superior
Gina Winden
Los Angeles
Golden Age Club
Shelter House
Recreation Park
Gerald Thompson
Lone Rock
Earl Thompson
Floyd J. Staffon
A. W. Brunkow
17Th Street
Charles J. Stauffacher
Africa
Davis
Elizabeth Bruni
Edna Bruni
Madison
Ella Bruni
Deaconess Hospital
Milwaukee
John D. Scully
Brodhead
Dorothy Rhyner
L. T. Blum
Freeport
Louis P. Blum
Esther Rhyner
Thompson
Evansville
John B. Ruff
Dawn Ellen
Phillip Mueller
William Mueller
Frank Bacon
Curtis Chase
Westtown
Charles
Dallas D. Landrum
Avalon
N. J
Grand Forks
N. D
LaVerne E. Deal
Rapids Man Elected By State's 40 and 8
STEVENS POINT Wisconsin 40 and 8 elected Carl Otto of Wisconsin Rapids as grand chef de gon Sunday at its annual convention marking the first time the group held its meeting separate from the Wisconsin American Legion department convention. Wausau and Oshkosh bid for the 1957 convention. Other officers elected include Henry DeBerge Kenosha grand chef de train and Raymond Klein Milwaukee grand commissaire intendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wisconsin 40 and 8
Carl Otto
Wisconsin Rapids
Kenosha
Raymond Klein
Milwaukee
Precipitation Briefing Douses Lawns and Cropland
Lawns and cropland received a needed 0.58 inch rainfall over the weekend with more scattered showers and thunderstorms expected tonight and tomorrow. Fog and dampness lowered temperatures to 67 after a high of 88 yesterday afternoon. County crews cleared trees after a severe storm on County Trunk M north of Browntown and other areas reported cloud bursts Saturday night and Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mercury
Browntown
Parents of Daughter in Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs Ed Mills of Milwaukee are the parents of a daughter born this past week. Mrs Mills is the former Virginia Barlow, daughter of Mrs Dorothy Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ed Mills
Milwaukee
Mills
Virginia Barlow
Dorothy Barlow
Egypt Proclaims End of British Occupation at Port Said Flag Raising
Premier Nasser raised the Egyptian flag over the Suez Canal zone in Port Said as nine Russian MIGs flew overhead and a 21 gun salute sounded from an Egyptian frigate. The last British soldier left Port Said, ending 73 years of occupation, and June 18 was declared a national holiday. Soviet Foreign Minister Shepilov attended, with an announcement planned at Bernesht. Tanks and arms from Czechoslovakia were to be paraded in Cairo and naval units in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Said
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal Zone
Navy House
Nile
Dmitri Shepilov
Bernesht
Nile Delta
Cairo
Czechoslovakia
Alexandria
Clover Sisters 4 H Club Hosts Parents Night
The Clover Sisters 4 H club held a parents night at Ludlow Memorial Library Green Room with a potluck supper and entertainment. Polly Webb performed a toe dance, Susan Warfel played two piano pieces, Barbara Schuetze sang, and a play was presented announced by Karen Scherer. The next meeting is 1 30 p m July 11 at Karen Scherer s home for a club tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Sisters
Clover Sisters 4-H
Ludlow Memorial Library
Polly Webb
Susan Warfel
Barbara Schuetze
Karen Scherer
Kroger Ex-Manager Kleier Waives Preliminary Hearing
John E. Kleier former Kroger market manager waived a preliminary hearing in Justice Court on embezzlement charges filed by Kroger. He was released on $1000 bond and awaits County Court action when Judge Marshall L. Peterson returns from vacation. The firm says Kleier embezzled $569.24 in money and groceries for his own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Kleier
Kroger
Justice Court
Kleier
Marshall L. Peterson
Palmers' Daughter Born in Madison at St. Mary's
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Lester Palmer of Belleville at St Marys hospital in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Palmer
Belleville
St. Mary's Hospital
Madison
Juvenile Code Talk Scheduled by Wisconsin Official
Robert Carnes, consultant for the Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare, will address the Green County Law Enforcement Association at 8 p m tomorrow at the Legion home on the new juvenile code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carnes
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Green County Law Enforcement Association
Legion Home
McGuinness Attends North American Lab Tech Conference
Bernard McGuinness of Monroe Clinic is attending the First North American Conference of Medical Laboratory Technologists this week at the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard McGuinness
Monroe Clinic
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Canada
Madison Student Works Summer Job At Forest Products Lab
Eugene Wagner, son of Harold and Mrs. Wagner, is employed this summer at the Forest Products Laboratory in Madison. He just completed his freshman year at the University of Wisconsin, majoring in research chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Eugene Wagner
Harold Wagner
Forest Products Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Rhea Schadt Receives Wisconsin University Scholarship
Miss Rhea Schadt daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Schadt is awarded a $50 Chadbourne Hall scholarship on the University of Wisconsin campus for activities in the hall by the honored students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Schadt
Ralph Schadt
Chadbourne Hall
University of Wisconsin
Pythian Sisters to Hold Final Meeting Tomorrow
The Pythian Sisters will convene their final meeting of the season tomorrow at 8 PM in the IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Ioof Hall
Tackett Taken To Hospital After Crash Near Junction House
Lester H. Tackett of Jordan was hospitalized after a June 10 crash on County Trunk 1 four miles north of the Junction House. He was taken by ambulance to Wood Veterans hospital near Milwaukee with severe head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester H. Tackett
Jordan
Wood Veterans Hospital
Milwaukee
Tackett
Junction House
Haberman family welcomes daughter Tamara Lea
Mr and Mrs Stewart Haberman of 1715 21st Avenue announce the birth of their daughter Tamara Lea this morning at St Clare hospital. They also have a son Scott. Mrs Haberman, formerly Mary Ann Lemke, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Lemke of Waterloo. Mrs Mildred Haberman of Waterloo is the paternal grandmother. Haberman is advertising manager at The Monroe Evening Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart H. Haberman
21St Avenue
Tamara Lea
St. Clare Hospital
Scott
Haberman
Mary Ann Lemke
Elmer Lemke
Waterloo
Mildred Haberman
The
Monroe Evening Times
Picnic to Be Held by The Key to the City Club
The Key to the City Club invites all members and their families to a recreation park picnic tomorrow at 6 30 P M The event honors those who have assisted the club since its origin and is open to all associated persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
Recreation Park
Kirsch Named Green County Fair Board Director
L. E. Kirsch named director of the Green County Fair Board to replace resigning Herman J. Schmitz. He will oversee local concessions for the 102nd annual Green County Fair on Aug. 15 with Rolland E. Karlen managing outside concession spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Kirsch
Green County Fair Board
Herman J. Schmitz
Kirsch
Rolland E. Karlen
Border Veterans Close 1916 17 Reunion in Texas
McAllen Texas veterans of the Mexican Border campaign 1916 17 end a long planned reunion After many days the 104 former service members head home The newly elected national commander Roy R Frederickson La Crosse praised the convention The unit fought to stop raids along the border under Gen John J Pershing Pancho Villa battles cited Old Company H Monroe unit served on Mexican Border duty in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcallen
Texas
United Mexican Border Veterans
Roy R. Frederickson
la Crosse
John J. Pershing
Pancho Villa
Monroe
West Point Opens Doors on July Fourth 1802
The United States Military Academy at West Point began operations on July 4 1802 establishing a historic military college to train officers for the U.S. Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military Academy At
West Point
Guardsmen Begin McCoy Training Amid Summer Camp
Monroe based Co. K guardsmen join the 32nd Division at Camp McCoy for two weeks of annual maneuvers with time off for church services. Temperatures reach mid 80s as troops start early days and undergo inspection by Fifth Army with Gen Hill away at Fort Knox leaving Brig. Gen. Breidster in command of 11,000 Red Arrow troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K
Monroe
32Nd
Camp McCoy
Fifth Army
Chicago
McCoy
Wisconsin
Jim Dan Hill
Fort Knox
Red Arrow
Waldemar F. Breidster
Milwaukee
Grenade Hurled In Munich Club Night of violence shocks soldiers
A hand grenade exploded in a Munich nightclub near a U S Army barracks injuring eight American soldiers and nine Germans. Police cited an unidentified attacker after U S Military Police ordered arguing Americans to leave. A soldier was suspected in the blast.17 wounded were hospitalized with two released. two Germans in critical condition. The venue lies in Freimann, a Munich suburb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
U. S
U. S. Army
Freimann
Freeport Girl Bitten By Dog at S Wayne
Theresa Janssen a three year old Freeport girl was bitten above the eye by a dog at a South Wayne home. She received several stitches and has been dismissed from St. Clare hospital. The dog, familiar with children, is being observed for rabies symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Janssen
Allen Janssen
Freeport
St. Clare Hospital
South Wayne
CBS Studies Decision On $64 000 Chal lenge Slip
New York CBS reviewed a decision over the $64 000 prize on The $64 000 Question after host Sonny Fox appeared to hint Michelangelo to jockey Bill Pearson during an art signatures task. Vincent Price and Pearson tied for $32 000 each and CBS said the slip may have affected the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vincent Price
Bill Pearson
Cbs-Tv
CBS
Sonny Fox
Pearson
Price
Pasadena
Michelangelo
Emil Lohrman Dies at 78 in Brodhead
Emil Lohrman 78, of Brodhead, died last night at the Anderson Convalescent Home in Brodhead. Born August 11, 1878 in Missouri, he was a lifelong farm laborer and son of August Lohrman. He resided in Rock Grove Township and is survived by nephew Clarence Lohrman of Janesville. Funeral arrangements are being made at the funeral home in Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Emil Lohrman
Anderson
Mr. Lohrman
Missouri
August Lohrman
Rock Grove Township
Clarence Lohrman
Janesville
Eee
Brodead
Beaver Knocks Down Fruit Trees in One Night
A beaver felled half a dozen young fruit trees during a single night, causing damage to a nearby orchard and prompting local wildlife reports.
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Eosveensense
Oeraainen
Atte Tenn
A.m. Ae
A.m. Mininsiit
P.m
Daley
M. E. Tielkemeier
Rapids
Fal
Sat
Sun
Middle West
YWCA
Janesville, Wis
Fred J. Hammerly
Fred Hammerly
Albany
University of Minnesota
School of Dentistry
Alpha Omega
Omicron Kappa Upsilon
Hammerly
Ida Schulthess
Ida Marty
Suez
Johnny Appleseed
Spencer Robert Tracy
Ryan
Brennan - Ericson - Borgnine - Marvin
Border Service Group
SMU
Darryl F. Zanuck
Gregory Peck
Jennifer Jones
Fredric March
20Th. Century-Fox
Goetz
S. Wayne
MC Tangles
Syracuse
Haviland
Klassy Shop
China
Southern
Eugene Hotel
Fedders
Snivelys
Hostess
Sligh
Kroehler
Howell
Snively
Highway 11
West
Uptown
Business Mart
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