Weather Summary June 20 1952 Mostly Cloudy Showers
June 20 1952 mostly cloudy with showers and scattered thunderstorms continuing into Saturday in most areas. Not quite so cool tomorrow afternoon in the northwest and west central portions. Low tonight 50 to 55 north 55 to 60 south. High tomorrow west middle 60s to 70s east. Precipitation since yesterday 0.90 inch. Sunrise 4 22 sunset 7 41. Hot spot Blythe California 111 and Detroit 52 coldest. Barometer 29 63 morning 29 59 afternoon. Highest 74 lowest 54 today compared with 84 and 58 a year ago.
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West Middle
U. S
Blythe
Calif
Detroit
Mich
Justice Cases Involving L A Koenig and Grode
Justice court records show Raymond John Grode a 25 year old resident of 1904 8th street posted a five dollar bond for a July 2 appearance on a charge of refusing to pay a five cent meter violation fine.
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Justice
L. A. Koenig
Raymond John Grode
8Th Street
Justice Court
Marriage Licenses for Hemphill DeRemer and Anderson Buol
Marriage licenses issued for Marie Eloise Hemphill of Orangeville and Walter John DeRemer of 1204 19th Street. Lois Jean Anderson of 1415 15th Avenue and Valentine Lawrence Buol of Monroe town. Jacob Burkhalter aged 90 of 1729 Ith Street. Carl Gempler aged 37 of Waldwick Township Town County.
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Marie Eloise Hemphill
Orangeville
Walter John DeRemer
19Th Street
Lois Jean Anderson
15Th Avenue
Valentine Lawrence Buol
Monroe Town
Jacob Burkhalter
Lth
Carl Gempler
Waldwick Township
Town
St Clare Hospital Medical Staffing and Dismissals
List of patients and staff at St. Clare Hospital including Jerry Klassy Monticello Allen Barr Glen Haven Gary Hilgers Madison Raymond Root Monticello tonsillectomy Ronald Hanson Ruth Diederich Belleville Nancy Myrland Verona accident R Fred Siegenthaler 8 route 2 surgical Stephen Burri South Wayne Mrs Charles Keller Beloit Ernest Loseburger route 5 Mrs Leo McDermott Darlington Laurette Schmid Monticello dismissals Louis Nipple and many named staff spouses and residents across area
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Jerry Klassy
Monticello
Allen Barr
Glen Haven
Gary Hilgers
Madison
Raymond Root
Ronald Hanson
Route 4
Ruth Diederich
Belleville
Nancy Myrland
Verona
R. Fred Siegenthaler
Stephen Burri
South Wayne
Charles Keller
Beloit
Ernest Loseburger
Route 5
Leo McDermott
Darlington
Laurette Schmid
Louis Nipple
Ulrich Ruf
Earl Putney
Amanda Jarlsberg
Ida Carter
Russell Thomas
Hjalmer Johnson
Emil Ziltner
Earling Jacobson
Lawrence Brandt
Clayton Burt
Harold Stamp
Warren Ruesch
Larry Schwartz
Joseph Klassy
Janet Gadow
Vickie Coplien
Arlin Lewis
Richard Roenneburg
James Teehan
Richard Klassy
Monroe Country Club to Name New Manager
Monroe Country Club will name a new dining room and tap room manager soon, club president Kenneth W. Stuart announced. Don Howe, who came from Beloit with the expanded facilities, has terminated his association, along with his Beloit staff. Emma Leuenberger will oversee dining services temporarily while a permanent manager and staff are sought. The fish fry and square dance tonight, as well as other scheduled events, proceed as planned.
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Monroe Country Club
Kenneth W. Stuart
Don Howe
Beloit
Stuart
Emma Leuenberger
Speaker To Discuss Reds At Meeting Here
The Green County Republican Woman's Club will sponsor an open meeting Tuesday at 8 p m in the circuit court room at the courthouse. E E Jensen of Janesville will speak on The Attempt of Communists to Penetrate labor organizations.
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Green County Republican Woman's Club
Circuit Court
Court House
E. E. Jensen
Janesville
OPS Official Visits Milwaukee OPA Office For Consultation
Joseph B. Scheier of the Milwaukee Office of Price Administration visited the courthouse for a monthly field consultation. He said calls likely average about one per month depending on demand.
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OPS
Joseph B. Scheier
Milwaukee
Death Notice Carl Gempler 37 Iowa Found Dead
Carl Gempler thirty seven of Waldwick township Iowa County was found dead near his home after a week long disappearance. Coroner ruled death by self inflicted hanging. Funeral services held at Laether funeral home with burial at Waldwick Catholic cemetery and memorial planned. He leaves wife four sons a daughter his mother four brothers three sisters and other relatives. He was born August 27 1914 and married Florence Klosterman March 17 1936. He farmed between Blanchardville and Mineral Point and belonged to St Patrick’s Church Hollandale.
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Blanchardville
Carl Gempler
Waldwick Township
Iowa County
Laether
H. J. Lauters
Immaculate Conception
Waldwick Catholic Cemetery
Gempler
Ray Reese
Dodgeville
Fred
Wilhelmenia Kainz Gempler
Emerson School
Hollandale
Florence Klosterman
Mineral Point
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Carlton
Jack
Mark
Carmen
Nada
Menia Gempler
Monroe
August
Leo
Monticello
Robert
Platteville
Barton Pickett
Waide Phillips
Graduation speaker urges honesty as world needs it
President E B Fred urged the 1952 graduates to be honest with God, others, and themselves. The ceremony awarded honorary degrees to Thomas Brittingham Jr., Ko Kuei Chen, Francis Ryan Duffy, and Solomon Cady Hollister for contributions in law pharmacology engineering and more.
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E. B. Fred
Fred
Thomas E. Brittingham Jr
Wilmington
Del
Ko- Kuei Chen
Indianapolis
Indiana Uiversity
U. S
Francis Ryan Duffy
Mis Waukee
Solomon Cady Hollister
Ithaca
N. Y
College of Engineering
Cornell University
Hoesly Gym Team Aims for Olympic Points Title
Contnued rom page 1) ends since the trials in addition to her daily routine in the Hoeslys own gymnasium on their Clarnon township farm. The women’s Olympic gym team will work as a team at the games for placing. If the team should win first place all would be called champions. In 1948 Mrs Hoesly was an alternate and the team won third place. Competition for the men’s gymnastic team is different since each member seeks individual placement and team championship. The women’s exercises include compulsory uneven parallel bars side horse vault free calisthenics and baton drill with optional routines on bars side horse vault and free calisthenics. The bars heights are seven feet six inches and four feet one inch. The event is new to Mr and Mrs Hoesly but she has mastered that well.
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Hoeslys
Clarnon Township
Hoesly
Youngsters Warned On Swimming At Hyde's Pond
Police warn Hyde's Pond in Lakeside Heights near Recreation Park is 10 to 12 feet deep with no lifeguards on duty. Property owners urge children not to swim unless an invited adult accompanies them and is present.
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Unnels
Hyde's Pond
Lakeside Heights
Recreation Park
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
The column lists names and hometowns of residents and visitors in the area. Erwin A Nordstrom and family from Rockford were here yesterday, as were the P E Nordstrom family from Ft Meade SD and others including O E Jones from Williamsburg IA, John Hammer visiting the Hammers at Lake Delavan, and Mrs Arthur Schroeder traveling to Minneapolis and Rhineland er for a ten day vacation.
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Ee ‘Erwin A. Nordstrom
Rockford
P. E. Nordstrom
Meade
S. D
O. E. Jones
Williamsburg
John Hammer
Alvin Hammer
Lake Delavan
Arthur Schroeder
Minneapolis
Minn
Rhinelander
Russell Matzke
E. P. Haberman
Spooner Lake
Wisconsin
Ben Rosa
Diane
Katherine
Cheri Lee
Marengo
E. B. Rosa
Robert
Frederick Rosa
Willard Miller
Parker
Waiss Joan Hammer
Beloit College
Janet Shultz
University of Wisconsin
Doane Assessment Co
Wausau
Walter J. Hammer
Theodore Shultz
Keith Wunschel
Claude Walton Jr
Roang to Speak in Darlington Monday Night
Sverre Roang Edgerton attorney and Democratic lieutenant governor candidate will headline the Darlington meeting Monday night. A World War II veteran and former Wisconsin VFW commander, he will be a guest speaker as Lafayette County Democrats plan to elect delegates to the state DOC convention in Oshkosh on June 27 at the Darlington courthouse gathering.
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Roang
Darlington
Sverre Roang
Edgerton
Wisconsin
VFW
Richard McKnight
Lafayette County
South Wayne
Oshkosh
Darlington Court House
Agricultural Committee Backs Cattle Payment Plan
A legislative agriculture committee voted to support 1953 legislation to reimburse farmers for livestock losses from communicable diseases. The panel will seek council approval to submit the measure to the next Legislature. Currently indemnity is paid for cattle destroyed due to brucellosis or tuberculosis.
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Legislative Council
Two Accidents Damage One Car
Two separate morning crashes damaged vehicles but left all drivers uninjured. Forest L. Moore of Brodhead lost control of his car on Highway 1181 east of Monroe, hitting a sign, a tree, a fence, and ending in a field. Henry Pick Jr. swerved to avoid a milk truck and struck a bridge railing near the Alfred Baumgartner farm in Clarno township. no injuries or vehicle damages were reported for his truck or the milk truck.
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Holcomb Visiring
Maribeth Holcomb
Marvin
Holcomb
Neil
Sheriff's Department
Gregory
Sny
St. Mary's School of Nursei
Lison
Forest L. Moore
Brodhead
Stauffacher's Corners
Monroe
Moore
Henry Pick Jr
Route 5
Hendrickson
Orville Schultz
Albany
Alfred Baumgartner
Clarno Township
Leaves Hospital After Eye Surgery For Daryl Amans
Daryl Amans son of Mr and Mrs Francis Amans of 1922 12th Street returned home this morning from St Clare hospital after undergoing successful eye surgery there Tuesday.
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Hospital
Daryl Amans
Francis Amans
12Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Betsy Clare Named by Regezs on Anniversary
Betsy Clare is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph P. Regez for their new daughter born Wednesday, the 17th wedding anniversary of the Regezes. The item notes the family celebration on this special date.
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Betsy Clare
Rudolph P. Regez
Regezes
Regents Boost Budget for UW 1952 53
The University of Wisconsin board of regents approved a budget totaling 32,999,838 for 1952 53, a rise of 1,529,985 over the current year. Most of the increase 1,048,556 funds salary increases and benefits from the 1951 legislature with 436,937 for faculty salaries 181,244 for civil service steps and 430,365 for reclassifications bonuses and retirement contributions.
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Monsonn WA
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
George G Waterman Dies Past Wisconsin Odd Fellows Leader
George G Waterman aged 72 and former grand master of Wisconsin Odd Fellows died after a five week illness. He headed the state organization in 1922 and 1923, passing away yesterday in Janesville.
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George G. Waterman
Janesville
Wisconsin ‘Odd Fellows
Orangevi People Take Weekend Visits Across Four Towns
A series of social visits spans Orangeville Freeport and nearby towns as families hosted or visited relatives and friends over a weekend. Guests included the Bolenders Shaffers and Hitemans from Orangeville and Freeport, with trips to Springfield Middle Eau Claire Lakes Wisconsin and visits by Herdman and Ruthe families in Freeport.
Local residents listed in Freeport and Orangeville ties
Linda, Sycamore, and numerous Freeport residents headed by Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner are joined by Miss Barbara Donner Oshkoch and Mr. and Mrs. George Moher in family ties. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Frautschy and son Tommy, plus Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frautschy and daughter Caryl Jean, and Mrs. Carrie Brunkow are all of Orangeville. Mrs. Bennett remained until Thursday.
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Linda
Sycamore
John Wagner
McConnell
Barbara Donner
Oshkoch
George Moher
Marshall Frautschy
Tommy
Freeport
Ralph Frautschy
Caryl Jean
Carrie Brunkow
Orangeville
Bennett
Spring Grove Wedding Notes and Local Gatherings
Sunday events at Recreation Park in Monroe included a wedding of Pfc. Albert Egger and Ruth Silbaugh attended by Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Becker. Master Mason degree awarded to Frank Wheeler in Madison lodge. Myrtle Bahe vacationing in Oklahoma. George Bjork hosted a club gathering at a Pinnow family picnic. Pinnow honored 20th wedding anniversary of Clinton and Mrs. Erickson. Herbert Mohn spent Monday in Joliet. Clare Clark surprised on Father’s Day.
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Neld
Recreation Park
Monroe
Rodney Becker
Pfc
Albert Egger
Ruth Silbaugh
Janesville
Harold Mobns
Madison Lodge
Frank Wheeler
Muscoda
Myrtle Bahe
Oklahoma
George Bjork
Pinnow
Clinton Erickson
Herbert Mohns
Joliet
Clare Clark
Picnic gatherings dot community weekend schedule
The notice lists families visiting and dining at local parks and homes, including the Dale Young Johannes Stanienda and Wunschel families, the Leona Heights State Park picnic group, Janice Albert birthday party at Fred Albert's home, and other locals like E E McNett and John Robertson with Nancy Hafen. Karl Swanberg of Rockford visits grandparents Orla McClellan.
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Dale Young
Johannes Stanienda
New Glarus
Glen Wunschel
Wayne Gempeler
Emily Goecks
Leona Heights State Park
Loraine Wendler
Janice Albert
Fred Albert
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Iowa
Oive
Huber
Agricultural
Voegeli
Jake Voegeli
Jack Hoskins
Howard Voegeli
Great Hall Memorial Union
Edwin B. Fred
Phillips
Fred O. Phillips
Stoughton
Old Co. H
Clarence Rudd
Madison General Hospital
June Ann
Janet Kay
Ruth ‘Chapman
Herman Siegenthaler
J. W. Robiletie
Res
Benkert Bldg
Goetz
Rome
Govie
Technicolor
Colorado
Royal Gorge
Nima
Denver and the Rio Grande
Edmond O'Brien
Dean Jagger
Hayden
South Sea Jungles
John Payne
Rhonda Fleming
Forrest Tucker
Roy Rogers
Rockies
Denney Custom Kitchens
Gas Co
Orangevi
Mrs
Glen E. Bolender
Harry Zweifel
Delbert Folgate
Glenn Bear
Cedarville
Paul Gorham
Springfield
I. O. Shaffer
A. F. Hiteman
Richard
Harless Cottage
Eau Claire Lakes
Wis
Fern Holloway
Robert Monte
Irving Elliott
Raymond Herdman
Jill Rae
Mae Herdman
Kewanee
Kenneth Kling
Jessie Ruthe
Huntington Park
Herman
Roy Wagner
Harold Harnish
Veil Boyer
Guy Boyer
James Boyer
Summum
Miss Barr
Kermit
LaVerne Baylor
Irvin Hartman
Shannon
Harry Herbst
Grand Dedour
Dixon
Nancy Camron
Chicago
Glen Bolender
Kenneth Wallace
Lena
Donald Bennett
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
W. M. Gerhart, D. C
Lal
DoDge
Chevrolet
Willys
FORD
REO Light
JEEP
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