Weather Summary For June 22 1953
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Warmer tonight and Wednesday with lows 50 to 60 and highs 75 to 85. Temperature extremes yesterday and a year ago noted, precipitation trace, barometer around 29.61, sunrise 4:22 and sunset 7:41. Warmest spot Phoenix Arizona at 110 and coldest Phillips and Superior Wisconsin at 38.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Phillips
Superior
Wis
Small Claims Court Names Two Driving Violations
Judge Harold J. Lamboley and Leland S. Huntley of Monticello hear cases on vehicle violations. Robert Wen of Route 2 Blanchardville pleads guilty to operating under the influence and faces a $75 fine plus costs. license suspended for one year.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Leland S. Huntley
Monticello
Robert Wen
Route 2
Blanchardville
Local Marriage Licenses and Obituaries Notice
Marriage licenses listed for Eugene Thorson with Jacqueline Grant in Woodford and others across Madison and Route 4. Deaths include Mrs. Anna Olson and Henry Becker of Brodhead, with several other ages and locations. Births record a Belleville infant to Herman Burkhard family. Accidents and medical notices mention Roland Thorp and Walter Clark among others, with various names and addresses. Tonsillectomy details include Ray Zajicek and several patients and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Elmer Thorson
Woodford
Jacqueline Jean Grant
18Th Avenue
Dean A. Dexter
Madison
Carl Mae Adelman
John Richard Maurer
West Lakeside
Mary Ellen Burkhard
20Th Avenue
Roland Thorp
William Schott
Janesville
Walter Clark
21St Street
Austin Harlow
Brodad
Erick Pearson
Rock
William Dresserlle
Herman Mensen
Rock City
Gerald Lee Kubly
Charles Hyne
Evansville
Milton Auvinen
Freeport
L. L. Robertson
Argyle
Alice Reddy
Pecatonica
Ben Anderson
Orfordville
Ray Zajicek
Beloit
Robert James ‘Tschudy
Wth Street
Carol Cassell
George Koehner
George Boehmer
Fred Kubly
Ray Thorp
William Stauffer
Ada Armstrong
Theron Johnson
Edelweiss Singers Star at ADSA Meet in Madison
Edelweiss Singers from New Glarus performed last night at Memorial Union theater Madison as part of the 48th annual American Dairy Science Association meeting. Seven singers presented a group of selections sponsored by Pet Milk Co with guests including Rudy Burkhalter on Alpine horn and accordion and performers Mrs. Edward Bregenzer and Rita Bregenzer. Ernest Ammon with wrestlers demonstrated a Swiss style of the sport.
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Memorial Union Theater
Madison
American Dairy Science Association
Edelweiss
New Glarus
Pet Milk Co
Ernest Ammon
Polio Victim Karl Benner Dies in Janesville Hospital
Karl Benner nalm, 31, father of two, who battled bulbar polio for nearly three years, died Monday at Mercy hospital Janesville after long confinement in an iron lung. He contracted polio in 1950, spent a year in Madison, then lived in Janesville with rare visits home.
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Janesville
Karl Bennernalm
Mercy Hospital
Tly
Madison
Two Cars Collide Near Monticello
Two Monticello youths in a head on collision on a town road near Monticello at 7 50 p m suffered minor injuries. Marvin Marty 17 was treated at St Clare hospital for a knee cut and released while Edwin Kerman 19 was not injured. A second county accident at 11 15 a m yesterday involved Thomas Marsh 19 of South Beloit who lost control of a truck two miles south of Bluff View Park near Brodhead. the vehicle rolled but ended upright.
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Monticello
Babler School
Marvin Marty
Route 1
St. Clare Hospital
Edwin Kerman
Thomas Marsh
South Beloit
Bluff View Park
Brodhead
St Clair Hospital Provisional Accrediting Status Remains
Monroe’s St Clare hospital again appears on the provisional list issued by the Joint Commission on Accredited Hospitals in Chicago. Of 6000 eligible hospitals, 2834 are fully accredited and 431 provisionally. The American College of Surgeons oversees accrediting and has delayed inspection due to staffing limits. Sister M Bertha, superintendent, says status unchanged pending field inspection.
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St. Clare Hospital
Monroe's St. Clare Hospital
Joint Commission On Accredited
Chica
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
American College of Physicians
American College of Surgeons
Canadian Medical Association
M. Bertha
Miss Beverly McNamara Resigns to Tour Europe
Beverly McNamara, home economist for Wisconsin Power and Light Co., resigns after two years. She will sail July 4 from New York aboard the S S Arosa Kulm for a 10 week European tour visiting England Italy France Austria Belgium Switzerland and Holland before returning from Le Havre. She plans to take a Beloit position on return. Susan Wegener, Waunakee, will become home economist for the company starting July 1 after graduating from the University of Wisconsin home economics class of 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly McNamara
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
New York
S. S. Arosa Kulm
Europe
England
Italy
France
Austria
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
le Havre
Miss McNamara
Beloit
Susan Wegener
Waunakee
Ithe University of Wisconsin School of Home Economics
Oil Shares Lead Stock Mart Rally
Petroleum shares staged a rally in New York while the broader market was mixed. Oil stocks led gains, with advances around a point. steels, motors, aircrafts, utilities and chemicals also rose, while farm machinery, rubber, rail and electrical equipment were mixed and mail order and copper fell.
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Stock Mart
New York
Personal Mentions Of Readers And visitors Across States
A parade of short notes lists Mrs J C Zillman of Chicago and Clayton V Taylor of Herndon Virginia as callers in Monroe area. Visitors include Mr and Mrs E Carter Martz of Harrisonburg Virginia, Mrs Ralph B Strasser’s return from Pinehurst Sanatorium, and many other local and out of state callers. Notables include Ruth Chase county nurse, Kenneth Allen Monroe High, and Bruce Christian’s graduation in New York with ties to Lansing Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Carter Martz
Harrisonburg
Ruth Chase
West Coast
Elwood Scherer
Browntown
Freeport
Sue Wenger
Tomah
Alden Mark
Owen Beckman
Roger Dunwiddie
Juda
Wandry
Westfield
Ralph B. Strasser
Pinehurst
Guerdon Heins
Rockford
Harry Hart Smith
R. J. Cook
St. Paul
Minn
Marilin Cook
Frank Klarer
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe High School
Madison
Kenneth Mangan
Madison Bureau For the Handicapped
Green County
Lesslie E. Huber
Paul Jenny
Susan
Trudy
Kathy
Pittsburgh
Caroline
Mae Klassy
Emma K. Jenny
Klassy
Kenneth H. Black
30Th Avenue
Fairfield
Calif
A/2C
James A. Soddy
Travis
Air Force Base
Monticello Scouts Weekend Camp Highlights Skills
Monticello Boy Scouts joined a camp-out at Stauffer woods after a free film and popcorn at New Glarus theater. They learned first aid camp making campsite improvement cooking map making fire making and more guided by Milford G. Schwitz and David Dwyer with members Kenneth Kundert Ronald Schuett Jack Pongiesanyi William Escher Rodney Higginbotham Roger Babler Steven Boyem Dennis Rinehardt Richard Wichser. SIGNS ANTI RED BILL SACRAMENTO Calif Gov Earl Warren signed into law to outlaw the Communist party in California.
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Wonticello
Stauffacher Woods
New Glarus Theater
Milford G. Schwitz
David Dwyer
Kenneth Kundert
Ronald Schuett
Jack Pongiesanyi
William Escher
Sacramento
Calif
Earl Warren
Communist Party
California
Dies of 71 in Spring Valley Home
Mrs Anna Olson 71 of Spring Valley Township Rock County died yesterday at 1130 pm after three years illness. Born Durand January 28 1882 she married Ralph Pettengill in 1905 who died 1910 later wed John A Olson in 1915. Survived by daughter Miss Alice Pettengill son Myron Olson stepson Lloyd Olson stepdaughter Mrs Howard Tews two sisters and several nieces. Funeral Friday at 130 pm West Luther Valley Church burial West Luther Valley Cemetery Rev Marcus Lewis officiating. Body to church Friday noon from Everson funeral home. friends may call Thursday evening.
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Kudhead
Anna Olson
Spring Valley Township
Rock County
Olson
Durand
Ichabod
Mary Crockett Macomber
Ralph Pettengill
John A. Olson
Brodhead
Alice Pettengill
Janesville
Myron Olson
Lloyd Olson
Howard Tews
Beloit
Bosshart
Warren Field Sr
Roselle
Inl
Conrad Bosshart
Albert Ruehlew
Livermore
Calif
West Luther Valley Church
West Luther Valley
Marcus Lewis
Everson
Shrine Knights of Columbus fund drive meeting planned
Shrine Knights of Columbus benefit program planning at Recreation Park on August 23 to aid crippled and needy children will be discussed at a shrine committee meeting in the Masonic Temple at 7 30 Wednesday night. Eighty four 4 H members from the county will undergo physical examinations tonight at Monroe Clinic with registration from 645 to 715 for boys and 715 to 740 for girls. Lesli e Luber assistant county agent reported.
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Shrine-Kc
Shrine- Knights of Columbus
Recreation Park
Masonic Temple
Monroe
Leslie E.luber
Duertschi Youth Admitted At St Clare Hospital
William Duertschi, son of Mr and Mrs William Duertschi of Stockton I was admitted yesterday to St Clare hospital The report notes a correction of a city mislisting stating Black River Falls prior to River Falls shifting church pastorate for Rev Ralph K Kofoed and family The Owens family returns are mentioned with Prof and Mrs Ray S Owen
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Duertschi
William
William Duertschi
Stockton, I
St. Clare Hospital
Ralph K. Kofoed
River Falls
Methodist Church
Black River Falls
Owens Family
Ray S. Owen
Edge Francis H. 53 Dies After Long Illness
Lancaster notes Francis H Edge 53 of Little Grant Wis died at home after a long illness. Native of Grant County he was brother of George Edge Darlington and John Edge Shullsburg. Survived by wife Lela Bennett a son George four daughters and three sisters. Body at home until noon tomorrow funeral 2 pm tomorrow Harris and Wooking funeral home with Rev Arthur Roberts of the Methodist church officiating burial Hillside cemetery.
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Francis H. Edge
Lancaster
Little Grant
Wis
Grant County
George Edge
Darlington
John Edge
Shullsburg
Lela Bennett
George
Richard Leifer
Stanley Wetter
Donald Wetter
Veterinarians Warn Of Fatal Dog Disease Hepatitus X
The American Veterinary Medical Association warns owners of a highly fatal dog disease named Hepatitus X spreading across at least seven southeastern states. It is a liver infection of unknown origin with near 100 percent fatality. Symptoms include loss of appetite listlessness and jaundiced mucous membranes.
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Chicago
American Veterinary Medical Association
John Oostdik 63 Dies in California
John Oostdik 63 died in North Hollywood California after a long voyage through sixteen countries ending with coronation observations. He leaves a wife Nina Plimpton Oostdik and a daughter Deborah Kay plus sons Louis Marinus and John. He is survived by siblings in Holland and many grandchildren. The funeral will be at Black Earth and burial in Madison Hillcrest cemetery.
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Albany
John Oostdik
Mr. Oostdik
Goes
Max Voelkli
Holland
Tillie Hoesly
Madison
United States
Nina Plimpton
Mt. Hope
Evansville
Jessie Kettle Adee
California
Methodist Church and Modern Woodman
Americ
Bert Powers
Louis
Monroe
Marinus
Middleton
John
Marshall Islands
Roland Thorp Injured at Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
Roland E Thorp mill foreman at Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co suffered a laceration to the left thumb tip when caught in a circular saw at 9am He was admitted to St Clare hospital where a skin graft was performed and he is expected to be discharged tonight.
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Roland Thorp
Roland E. Thorp
10Th Street
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
St. Clare Hospital
Service notes cite Leos leave and others' inductions
Lt. Leo R. Hilfiker arrives on leave from Lackland AFB Texas to join Mrs. Kleinmaier and family awaiting two weeks of rest before reporting to air controller school at Tyndall AFB Florida. Pvt Roger DeRoche's induction is noted with his Orangeville, California family and Fort Leonard Wood address. Pvt Edwin A. Schmid completes basic training at Camp Roberts California with 7th Armored Division unit assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo R. Hilfiker
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Mary E. Kleinmaier
Tyndall Air Force Base
Panama City
Fla
Deroche
Orangeville
Roger DeRoche
Cal Flood
Glendale
Calif
6Th Armored
Fort Leonard Wood
Edwin A. Schmid
August Schmid
Route 1
Monroe
Camp Roberts
Co. C
48Th Armored Inf. Bn
7Th Armored
Mrs Agnes Short 70 Darlington dies in Lafayette Co hospital
Mrs Agnes Short aged 70 of Darlington died yesterday afternoon at Lafayette County Memorial Hospital. Services set for 9 am Thursday at Holy Rosary Catholic Church with Msgr Bernard Doyle officiating. Burial in church cemetery. She is survived by her husband John four sons Lester Merlie Paul and Glenn all of Darlington four daughters Marie Lorraine and Helen all at home and Mrs Joseph McDonald Gratiot a brother Francis Crist Darlington and a sister.
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Agnes Short
Darlington
Lafayette County Memorial Hospital
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
Msgr
Bernard Doyle
Joseph McDonald
Gratiot
Francis Crist
Danish Bloc Rejects U. S. Air Base Offer
Denmark's Social Democrats dismissed a U S proposal to station two wings of fighters and 150 aircraft with 4 090 personnel at Danish bases. The base question has fueled constant political debate as policy shifted.
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U. S
Curennagen
Denmark
Social Democrats
GOP Meeting Changes Madison Schedule
The Republican state committee executive meeting will now be at 10 a m Thursday instead of Wednesday at Lake Delton. GOP headquarters released the update today.
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GOP
Madison
Republican State Voluntary Committee
Lake Delton
Rosenbergs Declared Immortal Patriots by Communist Party
The Daily Worker published a party statement calling Julius and Ethel Rosenberg immortal American patriots. It denounced their execution as illegal and mocked the court process, accusing the Supreme Court of impeachment threats and likening the atmosphere to a lynch town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Daily Worker
Party Journal
William Z. Foster
Pettis Perry
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Supreme Court
Savage killing of 20 year old Betty Bagby in Atlanta
Atlanta police describe the nude bludgeoned death of Betty Bagby, a 20 year old crippled woman, found in a wooded area as one of the citys savage murders. Detective Lt Bullard calls the crime the work of a crazed sex fiend, noting she was to enter a hospital this week for a club foot operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Betty Bagby
L. T. Bullard
Wheat and Corn Advance on Government Storable Wheat News
Government withdrawals of storable wheat from the market mixed with export news push wheat futures higher on the Board of Trade. Corn begins firm on export demand and light receipts of 69 cars, then steadies after an initial slip and climbs again.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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Henry Becker
Herman Burkhard
Belleville
Son
ADSA
J.C. Zillman
Clayton V. Taylor
Herndon
Spring Valley
Hinkel
Glenn Dunwiddie
David Eldon
Everett Hinkel
Worland
Wyo
Mary Alice Dunwiddie
Joanne
Burgess Battery Co
Monroe Country Club
Jane Anderson
16Th Street
Eileen E. Pagel
15Th Avenue
Pagel
Sal
First National Bank
Terrell Short
Rsa
Ived
Frost Woods
Benkett, Monroe
P.O. Box
Catalina
Red Journal
Pasay
Goetz
Rosalind Russell Paul Douglas
Marie Wilson In
Rosemary Clooney
Lauritz
Bob Hope
Jane Russell
Roy Rogers
Shirley Booth
Burt Lancaster
Little
Sheba
Team
Een
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