Weather summary and local real estate transfers June 24 1953
Mostly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers and thunderstorms tonight. Thursday showers east and extreme south, cooler in extreme south. Low tonight 55 to 60 northwest 60 to 68 southeast. High Thursday 70 to 80. Real estate transfers include Jacob Geigel estate to Etta Bender and P J Connors estate to P J Connors Jr with various lots and driveway. Small Claims Court judge J Lambeley presides in Laverne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Geigel
Etta Bender
Tallman
Monroe
P. J. Connors
P. J. Connors Jr
Rattan
South
Ly ‘Brand
Estates Probated and Probate Notices Published
Estates probated include Ralph Truax Albany appointed administrator for Cleova Truax who died June 17 with Dorothy Truax Milwaukee as heir. J W Barlow Monticello died May 31. letters testamentary issued to widow Dorothy. Various estates appoint appraisers and guardians ad litem. Deaths births hospital notes and multiple ancillary executors listed for other estates in the region.
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Ralph Truax
Albany
Cleova Truax
Dorothy Truax
Milwaukee
Ray Silver
William Zimmerli
J. W. Barlow
Monticello
Dorothy
Oscar N.johnson
R. H. Schoonover
Commercial and Savings
John
John Coryell
Dean Rinehart
Joseph D. Viney
Jan Thompson
Monroe
Lee Thomson
Roger L. Elmer
Herman J. Schmitz
R. W. Blaha
C. W. Freitag
DeKalb
Huldrich R. Wittner
Will Spring
C. W. Loveland
Williard C. Bender
Emma Pfeiffer
Services Planned for A. J. Sarrell in Belleville
A. J. Sarrell 77 of Route 2 will have services at Becker funeral home and St. Mary of Lourdes in Belleville. Rev. Esdras Gariepy will officiate. burial is in Oregon cemetery. He retired from farming in Oregon Township last March and lived with his wife on their golden anniversary in February. Surviving are four sons Myrland Kensel Clifford and Harland and ten grandchildren. Rosary will be at the funeral home tonight at 8.
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Belleville
Ant Sarrell
Becker Funeral
St. Mary of Lourdes Catholic Church
Esdras Gariepy
Oregon Cemetery
Mr. Sarrell
Oregon Township
St. James Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Dayton
Knights of Columbus
Sarrell
Myrland
Kensel
Evansville
Clifford
Madison
Harland
Brooklyn
Funerals for Local Residents Reported in Area
Services were held for John Albert Bert Saving 76 of 1315 17th Avenue a Monroe volunteer firefighter for 45 years. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers named. Mrs Matt Voegeli 91 died Sunday with funeral at Zwingli church and burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers were her grandsons. William Hahn Brodhead funeral at Newcomer with honorary pallbearers listed. burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert
Bert
17Th Avenue
Monroe Volunteer Fire Department
Shriner-Neushwander
John C. Purdy
Greenwood Cemetery
John A. Eley
William Eley
Robert van Wagernen
Otto J. Steinman
Howard P.olsen
Fred B. Marty
Matt Voegeli
Monticello
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
A. R. Achtemeier
Earl Voegeli
Delmar Stuessy
Milton Stuessy
New Glarus
Walter Voegeli
Janesville
Clarence Hoesly
Robert Hoesly
Brooklyn
Death of Mrs E C Galle in New York City
Mrs F W Galle of 1210 10th street learns of the death of her sister in law Mrs E C Galle 8 New York City last night. Her son Edward Galle president of the Ray Cheese Co frequently visits Monroe to buy cheese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Galle
New York City
F. W. Galle
10Th Street
E. C. Galle
Galle
Edward Galle
The
Ray Cheese Co
Monroe
Visitors and relatives gather across towns in Wisconsin and beyond
Personal notices list visitors and travelers including Mrs. Frank Amnchius in Mon roe and Mrs. L L Ahrenkiel in Athens Ill. Lt Col Eugene Kent and Mrs Kent stopped in Pendleton Ore. Marie Dunn visits Monticello. Marion Mueller and daughter Kathy Jo visit Milwaukee. Nurse Irene Kimball consults with city nurse Leslie Huber. Sheriff Wilbur Deiniger at Elkhart Lake sheriffs meeting. Frances Kleinmaier heads from Madison to Stockton Calif. JoAnne Penniston wed Donald Niestad at Argyle. Coffey and Schindler families host visits in Madison and Monticello.
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Itr
Frank W. Amnchius
Sorine
City
L. L. Ahrenkiel
Athens
Ill
Monroe
John Johnson
Elida
Eugene E. Kent
Pendleton
Ore
Monticello
Marion E. Mueller
Kathy Jo
Charles Jorgensen
Milwaukee
Irene B. Kimball
State Board of Health
Leslie E. Huber
Wilbur E. Deininger
Schwartz
Elkhart Lake
Sheboygan
Frances Kleinmaier
Mary Kleinmaier
17Th Avenue
Madison
Stockton
Calif
Phoebe T. Chadwick
Joyce Webinger
A. Wayne Lausch
Lena Rubi
Joyce Clark
Lucille Stietz
Clara Stietz
Marlene Weiss
JoAnne Penniston
Donald Niestad
Argyle
Thomas M. Coffey
Los Angeles
Thomas B. Schindler
22Th Street
Werner Krattiger
Pat Harder Addresses Kiwanis On Pro Football Highlights
Pat Harder former Wisconsin athlete will speak on highlights of pro football at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting tomorrow. He played for the Chicago Cardinals several years and last year with the Detroit Lions as a fullback and place kick specialist at Swiss Wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Harder
Kiwanis
University of Wisconsin
Kiwanis Club
Chicago Cardinals
Detroit Lions
Harder
Tax extension fight splits White House and Treasury
The article notes a clash over an proposed extension of the excess profits levy. Secretary Humphrey supports extending to secure 800 million dollars while Reed opposes. House Leader Halleck proposes a compromise exempting firms under 100 thousand dollars profit. The tax expires next Tuesday and could be extended retroactively.
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Reed
Secretary of Treasury
Humphrey Od
Jayed
House
Halleck
R-Ind
New Yorker
Henry Becker Rites Set in Brodhead Friday
Henry Becker 78 died Monday at Endeavor. Services 1 30 p m Friday at Newcomer Brodhead Funeral Home with Rev J C Robertson officiating. Burial in Union Hill cemetery. Native of Monroe he lived 14 years in Brodhead and was the brother of Edward Becker and father of Lee W Becker both of Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Becker
Brodhead
Endeavor
Newcomer Funeral Home
J. C. Robertson
Congregational Church
Union Hill
Becker
Monroe
Edward Becker
Lee W. Becker
Rail Wreck in Indochina Kills About 160
Railway officials report a passenger train plunged 50 feet through a subo duct in East In- Saigon, Indochina, killing about 160 people and injuring many more. Authorities race to reach wreck site and assess survivors.
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Saigon
Indochina
East
Bar Opens 74th Wisconsin Association Meeting
Visiting Wisconsin lawyers prepared for the opening of the 74th annual Wisconsin Bar Association meeting in Madison on Thursday. Separately in Seoul President Syngman Rhee’s Liberal party labeled leading opposition politicians national traitors.
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BAR
Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bar Association
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Liberal Party
Court House to Close for Funeral of Local Official
The courthouse will close tomorrow at noon to allow Green County officials to attend the funeral of William Hahn, Brodhead supervisor who died Monday noon. Ben Miller, father of Oliver Miller of Spring Grove Township, was seriously injured last week when his arm was pulled into a hay crusher at his son's home, treated at the Stennessy Clinic in Brodhead and sent home.
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Court House
Greene County
William Hahn
Brodhead
Ben Miller
Spring Grove
Oliver Miller
Spring Grove Township
Stnessy
Edwin Ludlow Improves After High Tension Wire Injury
Edwin Ned Ludlow remaining at St Marys hospital Madison with second degree burns from a 66 000 volt line. He fell about 30 feet while climbing a pole in La Follette Park on Lake Kegonsa Sunday afternoon. Parents Mr and Mrs Morten Harris Ludlow Madison and grandmother Mrs Willis Ludlow Monroe. Michael Emil Klarer born yesterday at St Clare hospital to Mr and Mrs Emil Klarer 1528 20th Avenue Blanchardville. Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Christ Klarer 2015 15th Street. Bulgaria switches United Nations water to be off tomorrow 9 to 10 am for hydrant repairs in parts of Madison. 4 H leaders to meet plans for Green County fair exhibits and judging contest July 30.
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Edwin Ludlow
Edwin
Ned) Ludlow
St. Mary's Hospital
Madison
la Follette Park
Lake Kegonsa
Morten Harris Ludlow
Willis Ludlow
Monroe
Michael
Emil Klarer
20Th ‘Avenue
Michael Emil
St. Clare Hospital
Klarer
Marcella Kammerude
Peter C. Kammerude
Blanchardville
Monroe Clinic
Christ Klarer
15Th Street
4H Leaders Set Friday Court House Meeting Agenda
Fairgrounds will be the main order for business at a meeting of the executive judging and fair committees of the 4H leaders organization to be held Friday night at 8 in the Court House.
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Court House
Cross Burned At Home Of Rosenberg Counsel
An eight foot cross was burned in front of the home of Fyke Farmer Nashville lawyer who helped obtain the final stay of execution for the Rosenbergs. Farmer dismissed the act as the prank of youths. The incident followed his recent return from Washington.
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Cross
Rosenberg Counsel
Jashvill
Fyke Farmer
Nashville
Rosenberg
Farmer
Washington
Supreme Court
Douglas
Lyon Withdraws Nomination for U S Mine Director
Secretary of the Interior McKay asked President Eisenhower to withdraw Tom Lyon’s nomination as director of the Bureau of Mines after Lyon requested the withdrawal. Senator Watkins said Lyon sought advice following a Tuesday hearing where he disclosed a $5,000 annual pension from Anaconda Copper Mining Co.
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Lyon
U.S
Washington
McKay
Eisenhower
Tom Lyon
Bureau of Mines
Sen
Watkins
R-Ujah
Salt Lake City
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Stock Prices Mixed After Early Upturn
New York stock market opened on a higher note then moved to a mixed day. Trading was moderately active with mixed groups in steels rails oils rubbers aircrafts televisions and chemicals. Utilities inched higher with copper stocks flat. Fractional advances seen in Goodrich Caterpillar Boeing Philco Consolidated Edison Pacific Gas and Electric American Gas and Electric Dome Homestake Dow du Pont International Paper Kansas City Southern Texas Company and Union Oil.
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New York
Goodrich
Caterpillar
Boeing
Philco
Consolidated Edison
Pacific Gas and Electric
American Gas,and Electric
Dome
Homestake
Dow, du Pont
International Paper
Kansas City Southern
Texas Company
Union Oi
Janesville Driver, 73, Killed at Rail Crossing
Frank M. Sandmire 73 of Janesville was killed Tuesday when he drove into a moving freight train at a Highway 14 crossing two miles north of town. He was a retired foreman of the Rock River Cotton Co.
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Janesville
Frank M. Sandmire
Highway 14
Here
Sandmire
Rock River Cotton Co
Kaiser Plants Face Layoffs in Kaiser Willys Merger
More than 2,200 Kaiser Motors workers at the Willow Run plant confront indefinite suspension as operations shift to Willys Motor Corp in Toledo. Edgar F. Kaiser cites the transfer as initial step in a long range plan to merge the Kaiser and Willys automotive interests following their merger.
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Kaiser
Detroit
Kaiser Motors Co
Willow Run
Willys Motor Corp
Toledo
Edgar F. Kaiser
Kaiser Motors
Willys Motors
Kofoed Farewell Potluck At Methodist Church
Rev Ralph Kofoed and family were honored at a farewell potluck by the Methodist church Women’s Society. A gift from attendees was presented as Louis W DeLorimier spoke. Kofoed departs for River Falls with family remaining until next week. Court delays bail ruling in Christoffel case as appeals continue in Washington.
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Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Harold Christoffel
Albania relaxes harvest tribute in Radio Tirana report
Albania's government via Radio Tirana said peasants no longer must surrender part of their harvest to the state. Lorraine Zimmerli, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zimmerli, attends Badger Girls State in Madison this week. Ancient Egyptians used ostrich feathers for ornaments.
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Albania
London
Radio
Tirana
Brodhead
Lorraine Zimmerli
Ben Zimmerli
Badger
Madison
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