Daily Record Weather Summary June 20 1950
Considerable cloudiness with a few local showers north portion this afternoon more general showers southern third of state tonight and Wednesday. Cooler Wednesday and in north portion tonight. Low tonight 45 northwest to 55 southeast. High Wednesday 62 northwest to 68 southeast. Barometer 29.32 at 1 am and 29.29 at 1 pm. Sunrise 4 22 sunset 7 41. Warmest place yesterday Phoenix 107. Coldest Sault Ste Marie 39. Precipitation trace since yesterday.
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U. S
Phoenix Ariz
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Small Claims Court Finds Several Violations and Fines
Judge Harold J. Lamboley presided over actions against Connell Transport Co. and Gene see Depot with six counts including no tax on trailer and tractor, no registration, and no markings. Fines include $15 and costs for each tax and registration violation and $15 and costs for operating in excess of contract carrier authority. Rein and Dahl of Stoughton fined $5 and costs for no registration. Albert Erickson of Blanchardville fined $5 for no registration card.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Connell Transport Co
Genesee Depot
Rein and Dahl
Stoughton
Albert Erickson
Blanchardville
Real Estate Transfers Chesebro to Wehinger 298 Acres
Transfer records show Roy E. Chesebro transferring 298 acres of land to John Wehinger in Monroe city. The transaction cites section 34 and involves a single parcel described as land.
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Roy E. Chesebro
John Wehinger
City of
Monroe
Justice Cases In County Court Bound Over For Property Transfer
Justice L A Koenig and Albert Lindsay of Monroe face bound over hearings on selling and transferring mortgaged property. Bonds furnished. Arthur Thoman of route 2 Monticello pleads not guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct with trial set for 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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L. A. Koenig
Albert Lindsay
Monroe
Arthur Thoman
Monticello
Notable Local Obituaries Including Five Residents
Five residents are listed: Miss Mary S. Dobson aged 59 of Blanchardville. Mrs. Fay MacKenzie aged 48 of Rock County. Jacob Blum aged 79 of Belleville. Mrs. John Hoesly of Chetek. No further details on death dates or services provided.
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Mary S. Dobson
Blanchardville
Fay MacKenzie
Rock County
Jacob Blum
Belleville
John Hoesly
Chetek
Births in New Glarus and Brodhead Families
Mr and Mrs Donald R Rufe New Glarus announce a son born in June. Mr and Mrs Edward Kubly Route 2 report a son born June 20. Mr and Mrs Robert Stuessy Brodhead announce a daughter born June 20.
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Donald R. Rufe
New Glarus
June
Edward Kubly
Route 2
Robert Stuessy
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Accident and Surgical Roster
A hospital list records patients and staff across St Clare Hospital. Names include William Crotty Browntown Mrs Joseph Johnson South Wayne Robert Erickson South Wayne Mrs Selmer Erickson South Wayne plus numerous others for tonsillectomy surgery and medical care. Dismissals include Mrs Emma Schmidt Mrs Ivan Turner Ralph Pfund and others.
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William Crotty
Browntown
Joseph Johnson
South Wayne
Robert Erickson
Selmer Erickson
Gary Leverington
Winslow
Mary Donovan
Beloit
Carol Wood
Albany
Gale Erb
New Glarus
Dean Saalsan
Argyle
James M. Sullivan
Route 4
Delea Treloar
9Th Street
Ray Schultz
Rockford
Cecil Hatfield
Dewey Dwyer
Cattle Judging Demonstration at Yeazel Farm
A 4-H judging demonstration led by Myron E. Jeglum and Ralph Yeazel was held at the Jordan township farm to train new members for fair time. Slides showed points on score cards as youths judged four cows, with placings discussed. Mrs Yeazel explained scoring to attending clothing girls while a wiener roast and social hour followed.
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Jordan Township
Ralph Yeazel
Barnards Honored At Impromptu Housewarming
Sunday guests at an impromptu housewarming for Allan F. Barnards at 1416 15th Avenue included her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lewis Jr the Alan Behnkes and daughters Faith and Diane and Mr and Mrs Rudy Bessert and children a and Trudy all of Bril ion.
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Barnards
Allan F. Barnards
15Th Avenue
Lawrence Lewis Jr
Alan Behnkes
Faith
Diane
Rudy Bessert
Trudy
Brilion
Shrine Club Meeting at Monroe Country Club
The Green County Shrine Club meets this evening at Monroe Country Club for dinner and program. An afternoon golf session is offered for those who wish to play.
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Shrine Club
Green County
Monroe Country Club
Mrs. Fay MacKenzie Dies in Madison
Mrs. Fay MacKenzie 48 of Union township Rock county died yesterday at St Marys hospital after an illness of one day. Born Antonette Stickle in Rockford August 26 1902 she married Fay MacKenzie in Freeport July 13 1916. Survivors include the widow and an aunt Mrs Ellen Mann of Rockford. Services Friday at 2 p m Everson funeral home with burial in Greenwood Brodhead.
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Brodhead
Fay MacKenzie
Union Township
Rock County
St. Mary’s Hospital
Antonette Stickle
Rockford
Freeport
Ellen Mann
Brooklyn School Plan Defeated in Final Vote
A proposal to consolidate six Brooklyn area school districts failed after ballots. In Brooklyn village 50 voted yes, 0 opposed. McLaughlin 15 yes, 0 opposed. Jug Prairie 4 yes, 28 opposed. Holt 23 yes, 1 opposed. Dwight 12 yes, 8 opposed. Bigelow 14 yes, 14 no. McLaughlin and Jug Prairie are districts of Brooklyn township, Green county, now closed.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Village
McLaughlin
Jug Prairie
Holt
Dwight
Bigelow
Brooklyn Township
Green County
Boys State Elects Officials of Cities
Ripon reports Badger Boys State lawmakers named mayors for mythical cities as candidates for county offices appear on today’s ballot and state posts begin contest tomorrow. City leaders include Adolph Gering Milwaukee and John Thune Green Bay among many others.
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Ripon
Badger Boys State
iLegion
Adolph Gering
Milwaukee
John Thune
Green Bay
Thomas Williams
Oshkosh
William Welke
Augusta
Dennis Griffin
Manitowoc
Richard Schae
Circuit Court Jury Panel Gets Duty Call
A jury panel of 30 persons drawn in April is being summoned by the sheriff for service at 10 a m next Monday in county court. The first of three trials on the docket is Conrad Leverton vs Victor Schiller for 2559.72 in nonpayment for a trailer, with Schiller counterclaiming 2000 alleging the trailer was not built to specifications.
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Conrad Leverton
Victor Schiller
Schiller
New Glarus 4 H Club Meets Despite Stormy Weather
Twenty four members six leaders and parents attended the June New Glarus 4 H club meeting. Dorothy Duerst gave a history of the American flag Lorraine Johnson read a letter from a girl in Germany Edna Hefty Linda Zentner prepared luncheon centerpieces and napkins Carlton Zentner demonstrated Nails and Screws. Home furnishing girls met June 8 at the high school with Mamie Tillema of Monroe for a color design film.
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New Glarus
Dorothy Duerst
Lorraine Johnson
Germany
Edna Hefty
Linda Zentner
Carlton Zentner
Mamie Tillema
Monroe
Tri-Town Homemakers Tour Visits Three Cities
The Tri-Town Homemakers club chartered a bus trip to Racine Walworth and Lake Geneva on Thursday. Twenty-nine members and guests visited the Quilt Shop in Walworth the Johnson Wax Shop the J I Case machinery plant and Wychwood Cemetery Center at Lake Geneva. Mrs Herman J Kilassy and Mrs Clarence Itten led planning as co chairs.
Orfordville Telephone Co gets PSC ok for 15000 mortgage notes
The Public Service Commission authorized Orfordville Telephone Co of Rock County to issue 15000 dollars in first mortgage notes. Proceeds will fund plant additions.
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Madison
Orfordville Telephone Co
Rock County
Public Service Commission
Local society notes and visiting calls in Monroe area
Personal mentions list residents and visitors in Monroe including Mrs Glen Johnson Footville and many others from Albany Brodhead Monticello and Madison with several family reunions travel and social events. An annual Schultz family reunion is planned June 25 at Lincoln Park Monroe along with a June 23 ice cream social at Dutch Hollow school.
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Glen Johnson
Footville
Monroe
M. L. Barton
Albany
William Elliott
Monticello
Carl Eichenberger
Brodhead
Jacob Schlittler
James Cagan
Watertown
J. H. Hoesly
New Glarus
Helen Sagen
Schultz
Lincoln Park
John W. Vaupel
Scotia
N. Y
Delia Parkinson
Mineral Point
Bennett Moen
Argyle
Hattie Naef
Robert Lewis
Marjorie
Milwaukee
James Weatherhead
Rockford
Rose
Ida Derendinger
Madison
Harold L. Fenton
Kansas
William V. Whipple
Seaboard
Leon Marty
Alvin Petersen
Oregon
Kathleen Sheehan
Arena
Charleen McGinnis
Margaret Niedermann
Dutch Hollow — School
Leigh W. Davis
Long Beach
Calif
L. L. Davis
Durand
Alfred Keller
Olga
Edith Keller
Route 3
Emil Keller
Zollikon
Switzerland
Gottlob Zum Brunnen
Margaret ZumBrunnen
Elsie Gerber
Spooner
Robert ZumBrunnen
Robert Black
Arthur W. Black
16Th Avenue
Sterling
Robert
Charlotte Church
Eugene Zellar
Robert LaMarch
Manston
W. S. MacDonald
Funeral services held for Jacob Blum at Belleville church
Funeral services for Jacob Blum 79 retired farmer were held at 2 pm in the Evangelical and First Reformed church of Belleville with Rev. Harvey Norenberg officiating. Burial followed in Belleville cemetery. Becker funeral home in charge. Blum died Sunday noon at his Belleville home after a period of declining health. Surviving are his widow, a son Jacob Jr. on a local farm and two daughters in Verona and Madison.
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Belleville
Jacob Blum
Evangelical and
First Reformed Church of
Harvey Norenberg
Becker
Blum
Jacob Jr
Here
Verona
Madison
Patricia Green Sets For European Trip With St Marys Group
Patricia Green daughter of Mr and Mrs James Green 613 25th avenue leaves tomorrow for a European tour with St Marys college students from Notre Dame Indiana. Mary Finnican joins from Merrill. They travel via Chicago airport with Green family and Gloria Green accompanying to New York City. Mrs Green remains in LaGuardia departure. The itinerary includes Ireland Scotland Wales England France Italy Switzerland with plans for a papal audience and possibly the Passion Play at Oberammergau.
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Patricia Green
James Green
25Th Avenue
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame
Ind
Mary Finnican
Merrill
Miss Green
Chicago
Miss Finnucan
J. M. Finnucan
Monroe
Green
Scout Critic Elected Lutheran Synod Head
Rev Walter Strohschien of St John s Lutheran church was elected president of the Wisconsin Lutheran synod northern district at its 17th biennial conference attended by 206 pastors teachers and delegates. He had stated in May that communion and confirmation would be refused to Boy and Girl Scout members citing a conflict between scout oath reverence and church doctrine.
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Appleton
Princeton
Wisconsin Lutheran Synod
Walter Strohschien
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Strohschein
Louisiana Newspaper Reply Bill Is Dead in Senate
Baton Rouge bill would require papers to print replies by individuals criticized in news stories or editorials. The measure was killed by the state senate yesterday.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Senate
Cotten Becomes Grandfather at 45 in Hollywood Circles
Santa Monica report notes actress Mrs. James P. Young, 22, welcomed a daughter. Actor Joseph Cotton, 45, is her father and thus one of Hollywood’s youngest grandfathers.
Four Die in Indiana Plane Crash Near Lebanon
Four persons were found dead in a small plane wreckage seven miles south of Lebanon Indiana. The victims are Robert A. Lahr 25 a Lafayette flying instructor Clinton Edward Ferguson 30 Battle Ground student pilot Mrs Marcia Ferguson 30 and Ronald Partridge 8 her son. The plane apparently crashed head-on into the ground with its nose buried two feet. Lahr taught flying at Halsmer airport in Lafayette and had been giving Ferguson lessons. The party had flown to Fort Wayne Indiana for a drill of the 163rd fighter squadron Indiana Air National Guard.
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Lebanon
Ind
Here
Robert A. Lahr
Lafayette
Clinton Edward Ferguson
Battle Ground
Marcia Ferguson
Ronald Partridge
Lahr
Halsmer
Ferguson
Fort Wayne
163Rd
Indiana Air National Guard
Mrs John Hoesly dies in Chetek
Mrs. John Hoesly of Chetek dies. She is sister of George Staley of Belleville and has a brother Fred in Minneapolis. The body is being sent to Belleville for funeral services at Becker funeral home pending.
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Belleville
John Hoesly
Chetek
George Staley
Becker Funeral Home
Hoesly
Fred
Minneapolis
Engagement announced between Shirley Spaide and Charles Dwyer
Mr and Mrs Clarence Spaide announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Shirley Spaide to Charles A Dwyer son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Dwyer of 1303 19th Street An August 6 wedding is planned Miss Spaide works at Wisconsin Power and Light Co and Mr Dwyer is a postal employee
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Clarence Spaide
15Th Avenue
Miss Shirley
Charles A. Dwyer
19Th Street
Miss Spaide
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Dwyer
Rowley Infant Daughter Funeral Held in Magnolia Cemetery
Graveside services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Byrl Rowley of Evansville were held Sunday at Magnolia Cemetery. The infant died shortly after birth Saturday at St Clare hospital. Survivors include the parents two brothers Byrl Jr and Roger and two sisters Karen and Rochelle.
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Rowley
Byrl Rowley
Evansville
St. Clare Hospital
Magnolia Cemetery
Byrl Jr
Roger
Karen
Rochelle
Markets Report From Chicago Hogs Cattle and Grains
Hog buyers eased prices with slow, uneven trading and most bids 50 cents lower. top hogs at 20.25 and good to choice 180 to 230 pounds at 19.75 to 20.15. Cattle and calves: feeder steer yearlings 1,000 pounds down, steers over 1,000 pounds slow, cows steady, bulls up to 25 cents higher. loads of high choice steers 1,173 pounds at 32.50, bulk steers 29.00 to 31.00, heifers 29.00 to 31.00, cows 19.25 to 24.00. Produce notes include hens steady, fryers down a cent, eggs and butter steady. Grain market led by corn with advances. soybeans bounced, wheat following corn on export prospects.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Trading Stirs Morning Market Drop
A mid morning sell off unsettled Wall Street with high grade stocks underperforming. Losses reached around two points as U S Steel Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel General Motors Chrysler and Du Pont led the declines while Emerson Radio rose briefly and rails softened in the bond market.
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Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
DuPont
Emerson
72 Missing in Blast of Munitions Vessel
The British freighter Indian Enterprise exploded and sank in the Red Sea about 300 miles south of Suez. Seventy two crewmen are missing after the blast that tore the 7,100 ton ship apart while carrying 580 tons of explosives to Indian ports. One injured survivor was rescued.
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Suez
Red Sea
London
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