Weather and Local Notices From June 20, 1951
Clearing and cooler tonight with tomorrow mostly fair and moderate temperatures. Night lows 50s north 60s south, highs 70s to 80s. Precipitation trace since yesterday, barometer 29.20. Warmest place yesterday Phoenix 106, coldest Seattle 43. Marriage licenses issued Winona Wells and William Schneider. Juda accident case guilty, fined 25 dollars. Deaths listed: Brunkow, Frint, Raether, Wensinger. Births: Rolland and wife Disch welcome a daughter.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Seattle
Wash
St Clare Hospital Medical Orders and Dismissals
Mrs John D Frederick of Rockford and Mrs Henry W Burmeister of Gratiot listed with St. Clare Hospital Medical. Roger Kubly at 2003 11th Avenue and Mrs Henry Schroeder of Platteville plus Mrs Casper Zentner of Monticello. Tonsillectomy for Berta K Tuempel of New Glarus. Surgical entries include Mrs Rocco Piccione of Beloit Mrs C Robert Foult Winston Ill H Graffe Stoughton Mrs Ernest Deininger 1517 16th Avenue Chester L Swanson Route 4 Monroe and Mrs Lloyd Rufer Route 4 Monroe. Dismissals list Carl Borkenhagen Mrs August Ludwig William C Paynter Gerald Stauffacher June Soper Lewis R Lowver Mrs Reginald Thornton Franz Vogel Mrs Jesse MacVean Gary V Cummings Judith Ann Hanson Joan Ling and Mrs John J Argue.
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John D. Frederick
Rockford
Henry W. Burmeister
Gratiot
Roger Kubly
11Th Avenue
Henry Schroeder
Platteville
Casper Zentner
Monticello
Berta K. Tuempel
New Glarus
Rocco Piccione
Beloit
C. Robert Foult Winstow
Ill
H. Graffe
Stoughton
Ernest Deininger
16Th Avenue
Chester L. Swanson
Monroe
Lloyd Rufer
Carl Borkenhagen
August Ludwig
William C. Paynter
Gerald Stautffacher
June Soper
Lewis R. Lowver
Reginald Thornton
Franz Vogel
Jesse MacVean
Gary V. Cummings
Judith Ann Hanson
Joan Ling
John J. Argue
Fire siege damages Ritter Furniture warehouse in Madison
Two Madison firemen were injured as a blaze destroyed a Ritter Furniture Co. warehouse and damaged three other buildings. Fire Capt. Elmer Stadelman suffered smoke exhaustion while Fireman James Fraser was bruised by falling bricks. The fire reportedly destroyed 40000 dollars worth of furniture. Damaged were Ritter's store, a City Radio and Appliance Co. warehouse, and the Ray's Union cafe kitchen.
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Madison
Elmer Stadelman
James Fraser
Ritter Furniture Co
George Ritter
Ritter
City Radio and Appliance Co
Ray
Union Cafe
Car owner Meier struck while parked. driver fined
A car owned by Will A. Meier of 1809 10th Street was struck in the 1800 block of 11th Avenue at noon. Police report damage and Juda was fined in county court today on a charge of failure to stop after the auto struck the Meier vehicle.
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Will A. Meier
10Th Street
11Th Avenue
Withers
Juda
Meier
Juda Custodian C. F. Brunkow Dies at 69 in Juda
C F Brunkow a Juda custodian died at 3 30 am today at St Clare hospital after two years illness born in Sylvester township November 11 1881 son of William F and Julia Hartwick Brunkow attended Prairie Valley rural school in Jefferson township married Clara Brown March 2 1937 in Rockford lived in Jefferson township until 1918 then moved to Juda survived by wife one step daughter Mrs R L Dinges Orangeville one stepson Virgil Brown Rock City two sisters Mrs Bert Adelman Monroe and Mrs Claude Dunwiddie Delavan two brothers Frank Jefferson township and Clarence Juda and three step children funeral Friday 2 pm Shriner Neushwander funeral home burial Union Cemetery Spring Grove township
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C. Fred Brunkow
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Sylvester Township
William F
Julia Hartwick Brunkow
Prairie Valley Rural School
Jefferson
Mr. Brunkow
Rockford
Clara Brown
Jefferson Township
Juda High School
R. L. Dinges
Orangeville
Virgil Brown
Rock City
Bert Adelman
Monroe
Claude Dunwiddie
Delavan
Frank
Official of Borden Assails US Regulation
A Borden Milk Co official said government regulation interference and harassment drive the decline of small milk dealers in the Chicago area. Koenig, president of Chicago Milk division, charged in a suit accusing Borden of monopolistic practices, naming Bowman Dairy Co. in the action.
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Chicago
Borden Milk Co
Koenig
Borden
Bowman Dairy Co
Funerals Held for Gottfried Bauman at St Johns
Services for Gottfried Bauman 84 of 2535 13th Street were at 1 30 PM at St John s Church with Rev Paul C Keble officiating Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were Ray Beck jman Ben Abraham Henry Wartenweiler Ray Streiff Herman Pfund and Bernard Stoltz Mrs Er nest Montefeldt Davis Ill died yesterday in St Clare hospital from a fall Services set for Friday at 2 PM in State Line Church Rev Henry F Neal will officiate Burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead Friends may call at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead Mrs Montefeldt born in Spring Grove township daughter of George H and Delia Ann Flocum was married in 1899 and lived in the Davis area all her life She was organist at State Line Church for 50 years Surviving are her husband and several nieces and nephews The cabbage origin is not known.
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Montefeldt
Ernest Montefeldt
Davis
St. Clare Hospital
Frida
State Line Church
Henry F. Neal
Greenwood Cemetery
Brodhead
Newcomer Funeral Home
Spring Grove Township
Martie Fl
Lost black Cocker Spaniel near hospital named Cy
Report of a lost black Cocker Spaniel named Cy found near the hospital area. Contact Juda at phone 91 M for information.
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Juda
Personal mentions and sales notices from area social pages
Miss Violet Duerst begins work at the Link store as a details note on a Cloes out sale set for Saturday June 23 at St Clare hospital auxiliary thrift shop. Ardmore Penn guests arrive visiting relatives in Monroe including Mrs John F Towle and the Moore family. Families Weil Wells Wells trip highlights James Wells stationed in Jacksonville Fla. and a 3500 mile journey home via Washington D C and Niagara Falls with Ralph Leuck and Arnold Leuck.
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Violet Duerst
Link
Cloes
St. Clare Hospital
Adv
John F. Towle
John
Susan
Ardmore
Penn
L. A. Moore
Walter J. Wenger
Walter J. Jr
Denver
Alan
Boulder
Cole
James Avery
Michael
Rockford
Rollie Wells
Ardith Wells
High School
William G. Tollefson
Ft. Knox
Mollie B. Tollefson
F. W. Galle
Earl Galle
Linda Jean
Portage
Herbert Schoesling
Chicago
Michigan
Kentuck
Ciara E. Sisson
Monroe
Waterloo
John R
Freeport
M. I. Stair
New Glarus
Ardith
Ralph Leuck
Oscar Schumacher
Jacksonville
Fla
James Wells
Naval Air Base
Washington, D. C
Niagara
Falls
Arnold
Chambersburg
Truman creates cold war strategy board led by Gordon Gray
President Truman announced a new cold war strategy board with Gordon Gray as director at 16000 dollars annually. The board will coordinate planning and conduct of psychological operations within approved national policies. Meanwhile South Wayne weekly films show outdoor movies sponsored by local businessmen every Wednesday night through the summer.
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Washington
Truman
Gordon Gray J
South Wayne
Farm Help Waste Equals Shortage
Washington reports a major farm labor problem with a growing manpower shortage while the agriculture department notes millions of workers are wasted on small farms with poor soil and improper know how. Efforts to boost output may require shift to more intensive farming and technical aid to eastern cotton belts and southern states.
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Washington(p
Agriculture Department
Ation
Department
Farming Advances Introduce New Feed Crops and Mechanization
The report outlines stock oriented farming progress with new feed crops, innovative fertilization methods, and expanded mechanization of farm operations to boost efficiency and productivity.
Wesley Dodge to chair Monroe Kiwanis program event
Wesley L. Dodge will lead the program at tomorrow's Monroe Kiwanis meeting at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. His topic is memberships. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Mayer route 3 Monroe at St Clare hospital. Kristine is their new arrival, joining siblings Sharon Edward and Marsha.
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Wesley L. Dodge
Monroe Kiwanis Club
St. Clare Hospital
Kristine
Gerald Mayer
Route 3
Monroe
Mayers
Sharon
Edward
Marsha
Reported improved Mrs Karlen Jr under goes operation
Mrs Karlen Jr of 2425 7th street is reported to be improving after being seriously ill at home since Monday and is set to undergo an operation. Mrs Ernest Deininger of 1517 16th avenue rests comfortably at St Clare hospital after surgery this morning begun yesterday afternoon.
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Fred Karlen Jr
7Th Street
Ernest Deininger
16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Band Concert Set in Orangeville High School Gym
The first band concert is scheduled for June 30 at 8 15 p m in the high school gym. The first rehearsal is Tuesday at 8 15 p m in the same location and any musician may join the band.
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Orangeville
Mrs Elizabeth Hall In Critical Condition At Home
Mrs Elizabeth Hall of Warren UL is critically ill at home after a hip fracture left her bedfast for over three years. Her nephew Frank Watson of Lincoln Nebraska has been summoned to be with her.
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South Wayne
Elizabeth Hall
Warren
Frank Watson
Lincoln, Neb
Council Grants Numerous Annual Licenses in City Meeting
City council approved a wide range of annual licenses including cement contractors Robert Kubly and Robert Rutsch, Stauffacher Construction Co., Monroe Ready Mix, and Clifford Leck. Also licensed were pool and dance halls, junk dealers, several liquor and malt beverage permittees, pharmacists, milk dealers, operators, and numerous individuals and organizations such as Turner Hall club and Monroe C ouje club.
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Robert Kubly
12Th Street
Robert Rutsch
7Th Street
Stauffacher Construction Co
A F. Rote Co
14Th Avenue
Monroe Ready Mix
18Th Street
Clifford Leck
11Th Avenue
Recreation Club
Lith Street
Turner Hall Club
17Th Avenue
Solomon, Koch: Salvage Co
19Th Avenue
Albert Hirshbrunner
Donny ‘and Pfund, Inc
10Th Avenue
G. L. Redman
11Th Street
Moose Lodge
10Th Street
Clarence F.kempfert
Olga M. Voelkili
16Th Avenue
Edward M
City Hotel
Brown Swiss Dairy
Thorp's Dairy
Sth
Grand View Dairy
17Th Street
Wil-el-Della
Arayle
John Grossen
Livestock Receipts Fall Across 12 Markets
Cattle shipments decreased at the nation’s 12 principal live stock markets with receipts totaling 30,800 compared to 35,472 a week earlier, signaling continued beef supply adjustments in the near term.
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Chicago
Death of Herman G Raether in Huron S D at 65
Herman G Raether 65 died Monday morning at a Huron hospital after an emergency operation. He was the first of 12 children to pass since his parents, and leaves a widow, nine children, and eleven siblings including Albert in Juda Paul in Monroe Mrs Minnie Roenneburg and Mrs Edith Orton Twin Grove Charles Texas Frank Selby S D John Aberdeen S C Fred Oscar and Mrs Esther Hayman Milwaukee and Mrs Daisy Roenneburg Janesville.
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Herman G. Raether
Fred Raether
Huron
S. D
Herman
Juda
Albert
Paul
Monroe
Minnie ‘Roenneburg
Edith Orton
Twin Grove
Charles
Texas
Frank
Selby
John
Aberdeen
S. C
Fred
Oscar
Esther Hayman
Milwaukee
Daisy Roenneburg
Janesville
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Pany Eecoto
Winona Mae Wells
Jordan Township
William James Schneider
9Th Avenue
Harold J. Lamboley
William S. Chambers
L. A. Koenig
Rolland Disch
Madison Fire Rates Furniture Warehouse
C.f.brunkow
Sicken
Borden Assairs US
Edna Schmid
Mary Jane
Meadow Green
Fairgrounds
Everett Buttke
Times
Cotton Belt
Applachian
Ozark
Oklahoma
Lake States
South
Council
Beer and Steffen
Edward H.scharer
Milz Brothers
Albert H. Mielke
Louis R. Wolleson
Edward J. Becker
Jess Morton
Arthur Spoerry
Argyle Road
Robert E. Wenger
Thomas and
Catherine McArdle
Michael R. Hyland
117Th Avenue
Gebhard Houser
Walter F. Baumgartner
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Ernest A. Zumbach
Free Town Delivery
Baumar’s
Wil-El Dell
Green County
Twilight Holstein Breeders Meeting
Charles Brace
National Holstein
Holland
FFA Quartet
Roger and
Henry
Erfurth Hay Driers
P.O. Argyle
Brownton
Huron, S.D
Uttle
S-cabic
General © Electric
Prrezmi
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