Lena Grimm 71 Dies After Illness at Freeport
Lena Grimm 71 a native of Me part died Saturday in Freeport after a brief illness. She was married to Elmer W. Grimm of Chicago and operated a delicatessen there before moving to Lena in 1947. She leaves a widower, one daughter Mrs George Kleckner McConnell, four grandsons and five brothers. Burial in Hill Cemetery. Local weather data included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Mi Mer Grimm
Freeport
Lenato
Robert Stabenow
Bringhton
Hill Cemetery
Grimm
Harin Chapel
Stabenow
Frederick
Rebecca Stabenow
Elmer W. Grimm
Chicago
Franco
George Kleckner
McConnell
William
Henry
Eville
Alfred
James
Canajoharie
N.Y
Midnigut
Real Estate Transfers in Sugar River and Juda Area
Victor A. Elmer transfers Sugar River property to Otto Stein mann on the pond at Albany. Fred E. Ehiert transfers W. 35 ft of It. 7 of original plat to Juda village and 5 ft off W. 10 ft of It. 7 in Jefferson township to Robert F. Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor_A. Elmer
Otto Steinmann
Sugar River
Albany
Fred E. Ehiert
Robert _F. Newman
Juda
Jefferson Township
Estates Probated and Appraisers Named in Two Local Estates
Judge Harold J. Lambotey issues letters of administration to Ava M. Golz for the John F. Golz estate in Brooklyn township who died April 30 with a $30,000 bond. Appraisers Sheldon Yarwood and Alton Sprecher named. C W. Loveland and Henry Milbrandt named appraisers for Charles M. Rolph of Monticello who died April 28. letters issued to Meta Rolph, widow and sole heir under a will dated July 10, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lambotey
Ava M. Golz
John F. Golz
Brooklyn Township
Sheldon Yarwood
Alton Sprecher
C. W. Loveland
Henry Milbrandt
Charles M. Rolph
Monticello
Meta
Small Claims Court Handles Drunk and Disorderly Pleas
Sir Norman Trumpy and a co defendant pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct with fines of 15 dollars and costs each. Harold Deininger posted 150 dollars bond on two charges this afternoon and is scheduled for July 2. He faces warrants signed by a citizen for operating under the influence and failure to stop after an accident. The report references a Jacob ant.
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Via
Norman” ‘Trumpy
Harold Deininger
Route 1
Juda
Jacob Ant
County Court Docket Drama In Albany Defendants Charged
County Court Judge Harold J Lamboley Jacob and Norman Trumpy of route 1 Albany face charges of resisting an officer plea of guilty with $35 and costs each posted as the penalty.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Jacob
Norman Trumpy
Route 1
Albany
Local Court Actions and Births Notice
P Regez acob and Norman Trumpy bound over on resisting an officer. Agnes M Shee of Orfordville cited for unregistered vehicle. James Bliss of Brodhead fined. Donald Wojzak of Milwaukee reckless driving bonded. Robert Cleveland of Monroe pleads not guilty. trial July 8. Death notices for Elmer Grimm Howard Wallace Frederick Showers. Births: Mr and Mrs Harold Carpenter daughter June 23. Mr and Mrs Roy Tresner son June 23. Mr and Mrs Roswell Hanover daughter June 24. Mr and Mrs Robert R Grinnell son June 23.
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P. Regezacob
Norman Trumpy
Route 1
Albany
Brodhead
Agnes M. Shee
Orfordville
James Bliss
Donald Wojzak
Milwaukee
Robert Cleveland
RFC
Monroe
Harold Carpenter
Darlington
Roy" Tresner
Roswell Hanover
Warren
Robert R. Grinnell
Madison
St Clare Hospital Accident Report Names Several Dismissals
A list from St Clare Hospital records shows Ernest Johnson and Kenneth Hughes among patients from Argyle and Shullsburg, plus multiple others in AR and WI locales. Dismissals include Andrew Meythaler Frank Rinehart Mrs Frank Blackbourne Alfonso Calvana Mrs Rudolph Reger and daughter Gary Hilgers Elmer Moon Ronald Pagel and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Johnson
Argyle
Dewey A. Dwyer
16Th Avenue
Kenneth Hughes
Shulisburg
George Hamnan
Juda
James Flannery
Vera Moeser
Janesville
Louis Creuzer
15Th Street
Thomas Arnot
Woodford
Andrew Meythaler
Frank Rinehart
Tavern Melee Brings Fines for Albany Men
Jacob and Norman Trumpy of Albany faced Monroe County charges after a Monticello tavern disturbance. Pleading guilty to resisting an officer, they paid 35 dollars plus costs in county court and 15 dollars plus costs in small claims for drunk and disorderly conduct. Marshal Schwitz filed the case. the pair were jailed overnight with deputy help, waived preliminary hearing, and were bound over to county court.
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Rainer and Son
Monroe
Monticello
Jacob
Norman Trumpy
Route 1
Albany
Leslie Schwitz
Green County
Trumpys
Rudolph P
L. A. Koenig
Harold J. Lamboley
Regez
Motorist Faces Two Charges After Crash
Deininger water Juda is scheduled to appear in Small Claims court July 2 on two charges operating a vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and failure to stop after an accident. Bonds set at 150. Merlin Robertson, Monroe, witnessed the scene when guardsmen pursued the driver after his crash damaging Robertson’s car in the 800 block of 18th avenue Saturday afternoon.
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Deininger
Small Claims Court
Merlin Robertson
Monroe
Harold J. Lamboley
Robertson
18Th Avenue
Co. K
Argyle Man Injured In Jordan Hill Crash
Ernest Johnson of Argyle sustained severe head injuries in a single vehicle crash on Highway 81 at the Jordan Center hill around 11:20 p m. His car left the road, mounted an embankment and rolled onto its side before stopping on the highway. He was taken to St Clare hospital for treatment.
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Ernest Johnson
Argyle
Jordan Center Hill
Sheriff's Department
Johnson
St. Clare Hospital
Spilled Whey Leads to City Court Summons Here
Police issued a summons to Robert M. Schultz of Albany for spilling whey from a load onto public streets. This is the first such summons in months and authorities said more will follow. The court case was set for 3 p.m. June 30.
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Robert M. Schultz
Albany
Local Residents From Several Towns Visit in Brodhead
A series of personal mentions notes visitors and day trips across Wisconsin towns. Mrs. S. H. Magdal visited Chicago on business while Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wittenwyler arrived from Monticello. Ben Borchardt came from Brodhead and others travelers from Monroe, St. Louis, Denver, and Chicago spent time with local residents or were en route home.
KC Names Group For Annual Game Knights of Columbus Shrine benefit
KC votes committee members for Shrine benefit game to be played August 17. EC committee covers advertising tickets games grounds entertainment and other duties. Proceeds shared between two organizations for charitable causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonaia J. Clark
Knights of Columbus
Robert H. Rieder
Frank Menehan
Green County Girls to Undergo Health Examinations Tonight
Over 100 Green County 4-H girls are slated for physical exams at Monroe Clinic tonight as part of club health activities. Last week 78 boys had similar examinations. Miss Virginia Hartman and Miss Betty Klemm will depart Saturday for Clearwater camp in Lake Tomahawk near Minocqua to serve as summer counselors. Mrs. Adolph Lery has sold her Byers Court home at 1744 13th Street to Miss Clara Geigel with possession July 1. Mrs. Levy will move to Gonstead Apartments. The Grinnells announce the birth of a son in Madison yesterday. Grandparents are Harry Grinnell and Mrs. Frida Raes of Brussels. Ann Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Becker, is back two weeks from nurses training at St. Marys Hospital, Madison. Barbara Schulz, student nurse in Chicago, visits a month with her parents. John Walter and Mrs. William Moon accompanied him to Chicago where he left for Camp Stoneman, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Monroe Clinic
Virginia Hartman
Betty Klemm
Clearwater Camp
Lake Tomahawk
Minocqua
Sery
Adolph Lery
13Th Street
Byers Court
Clara Geigel
Levy
Gonstead
Grinnell
Robert R. Grinnell
Madison
Monroe
St. Clare
Harry Grinnell
11Th Avenue
Robert Grinnell
Frida Raes
Brussells
Belgium
Miss Becker
Ann Becker
Herman W. Becker
14Th Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Moon Farewell Picnic Held at Recreation Park
A farewell picnic for Moon was held at Recreation Park with relatives and friends attending before departure overseas from Bute. Dewey A. Dwyer underwent dental surgery at St. Clare Hospital today.
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Bute
Moon
Recreation Park
Dewey A. Dwyer
16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Red Negotiators Clash Over Koje Prisoner Screening
North Korean Gen Nam Il warned the United Nations that continued screening of prisoners at Koje Do is island may extend the Korean War. Maj Gen William K Harrison replied that freedom of the individual cannot be bargained away. About 45,000 prisoners on Koje Do are being questioned to learn if they want to go home.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Koje Isjiand
Nam Il
William K. Harrison
Koje J
Autos collide on 12th street in minor collision
Albert Vogel Jr. of route 3 and Fred H. Hahlen of Brodhead were involved in a minor accident in the 1600 block of 12th Street at 11 28 a m today.
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Albert Vogel Jr
Route 3
Fred H. Hahlen
Brodhead
12Th Street
Court To Rehear Dam Control Law
Wisconsin Supreme Court schedules a September rehearing on the 1947 law granting county boards power to approve dam construction across rivers. Dairyland Power and Wisconsin Electric Cooperative sought review after the May ruling declaring the statute unconstitutional, with exact date to be set the week of September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Dairyland Power Co-operative
Wisconsin Electric Co-operative
Monroe party tours Europe after six week visit
The Monroe group returned to Chicago after a six week European tour with side trips to Switzerland Bavaria and Holland from Heidelberg. They traveled with 86 on the outbound flight and about 90 on the return, flying speeds of 325 to 350 mph and altitudes up to 18000 feet. Mrs Heffron and Miss Larson spent three days in Paris visiting sights from modern to historic Paris and Versailles. Col Zinser had three weeks leave and joined the trip with two of his wife’s first cousins in Switzerland.
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First National Bank
Europe
London
Shannon
Ireland
Gander
Newfoundland
New York
Heffron
Larson
Paris
Germany
Versailles
Roy Zinsers
Monroe
Switzerland
Bavaria
Holland
Heidelberg
Col. Zinser
Zinser
Travelers Unite Family Tates in Swiss Journey
The Duebendorfer family links emerge as Col Zinser traces the clan from Rumlang near Zurich. A 76 year old seamstress remains employed while kin in Monroe hear Emil Baumgartner recently visited Lucerne. News from William Buholzer Inn at Lucerne notes ties to August Busch Jr. and Spoerrys visiting Monroe.
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Duebendorfer
Col Zinser
Rumlang
Zurich
Lucerne
William Buholzer
Emil Baumgartner
Monroe
Mr. Buholzer
Gertrude
August
Acheson Eden Hold Conference On Anti Communist Front
U S Secretary Dean Acheson and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden met in London to plan a joint strategy against Soviet moves from Germany to Korea. The talks aimed to unite Western policy, discuss West German rearmament, and address Middle East tensions amid anti British sentiment. Acheson planned an Oxford honorary degree stop and a Churchill luncheon. A Senate committee meanwhile killed a House bill to require congressional approval for sending an ambassador to the Vatican.
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London
U. S
Dean Acheson
Anthony Eden
Germany
Elbe
Korea
Yalu River
Acheson
Oxford University
Schumann
Churchill
Europe
West Germany
Eden
Britain
Middle East
Robertsons
NPA Eases Ban on Color TV Sets Nationwide
Washington The National Production Authority lifted the color television ban for home and theater use. The order allows production by firms proving color TV will not hinder defense output, though few consumer makers are likely to qualify amid heavy defense work. Only the Columbia Broadcasting System was producing commercially when the blackout began last November 20 by order of former Mobilization Director Charles E Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Henry H. Fowler
Charles E. Wilson
State Board To Study Relief Roll Inspection
Madison Wisconsin John W tram burg director of the Department of Public Welfare said today that a method of opening public assistance rolls to public inspection would be considered at a meeting in Eau Claire Wednesday night by the state board. Before any proposal could become effective it would need legislative approval. The plan drafted by George M Keith would require counties to maintain bound copies of each payroll ing names and address of all persons receiving aid and the amounts paid.
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Madison
John W. Tramburg
Department of Public Welfare
Eau Claire
State Board
George M. Keith
Division of Public Assistance
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Péiny Econy
Phoenix
Ariz
Seattle
Wash
Elmer Grimm
Howard Wallace
Appleton
Frederick D. Showers
Waterloo
Tschudys
Jordan Hill
S. H. Magdal
Jacob Wittenwyler
Ben Borchardt
Anna Zimmerman
John Schwend
St. Louis
Nelson Schwend
George Larmer
Footville
E. L. Edwards
Paul A. Douden Jr
Denver
Colo
Lulu Mattison
Merton Mattison
Willis Riemer
Ray Flanagan
Dorothy
Buddy
Donny Rufer
Beloit
Rosina Rufer
9Th Street
Marcia Ann
Louis III
Louis Janke
Marshfield
E. A. Janke
Oscar Losey
Lloyd Blumenshine
Ill
Cable
Hayward
Arthur DeRemer
Los Angeles
Calif
Nellie Haney
Austin
Minn
Malude DeRemer
Brooklyn
Marshall DeRemer
Arnold Hmler
William Mueller
Earl Thompson
Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Detroit
General Motors
Brodhead High School
Gene Pinnow
Otto Uphoff
Myles Zimmerman
Stanley Bouton
Fort Sheridan
Brodhead School
Zimmerman
Franklyn Butts
Times
Miss Schulz
Barbara Joan Schulz
The
Presbyterian School of Nursing
Mrs. H. O. Schulz
Howard
West John Walter
William Moon
Camp Stoneman
General Electric
Southern
Denney
Truman
Vatican
Brennan’s Super Market
Wes
Monogram
Odds and Ends
Hollywood
Duncan Phyfe
Goetz Theatre
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Goetz
van Johnson
Paul Douglas
Rome
Rio Grande
Ava Gardner
Joe E. Brown
Allen Kennedy - Merrill
Car
Gary Merrill
Walter Winchel
James Farley
Louella Parsons
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