Weather Summary For Regions North And South
Mostly cloudy conditions persist in the north with partly cloudy skies southward this afternoon into tomorrow. Scattered showers are possible in the far north today and tonight with cool temperatures. Tonight's lows range from 45 in the northwest to 50 55 in the southeast, while tomorrow’s highs reach 68 northwest and 75 southeast. Since yesterday at 1 pm the high is 77 and the low 54. Sunrise at 4 25 and sunset at 7 42.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Rockford
Ill
Real Estate Transfers Goetz Theaters to Hahlen and Railroad Co to Lamboley
Real estate transfers include Goetz Theaters to Robert J. Hahlen for Lot 4 Block 2 Goetz Acres in Monroe Illinois and Illinois Central Railroad Co to Leland L. Lamboley for a rectangular parcel in Monroe part of grantor station grounds located in the west half of the northwest quarter of section 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goetz Theaters
Robert J. Hahlen
Goetz Acres
City of Monroe
Illinois Central Railroad Co
Leland L. Lamboley
Grantor
Monroe
Small Claims Court Dockets Include DUI and Speeding
Judge Harold J. Lamboley orders Earl Wayne Lawson of Madison to pay 75 dollars and costs for operating a vehicle under the influence and revokes the driver's license for one year. Don Marvin Fairman of Brodhead is fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding at night.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Earl Wayne Lawson
Madison
Don Marvin Fairman
Brodhead
Monroe Woman Granted Divorce From Charles Thrasher
Divorce court grants Joy Ann Thrasher of Monroe a divorce from Charles Thrasher on grounds of cruel inhuman treatment with physical violence and habitual drunkenness. Property settlement made. she resumes maiden name Miller. Married April 7 1948 in Kansas City Missouri. separated June 5 1951.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Joy Ann Thrasher
Monroe
Charles Thrasher
Miller
Kansas City
Justice Cases L A Koenig and Virgil Leuzinger Guilty
L A Koenig and Virgil Leuzinger were found guilty of disorderly conduct. Each defendant faces a $7 fine with court costs to be added.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Virgil Leuzinger
Obituary Notes for Mrs Groshong and Mrs Brown
Mrs Ansel L. Groshong, 66, of Stoughton, alongside Alan Fitzsimmons, 3, of Mineral Point, and Mrs Eston Brown, 81, of Chester South Dakota, are listed in a brief notice. The short item records names and ages without further context.
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Ansel L. Groshong
Stoughton
Alan Fitzsimmons
Mineral Point
Eston Brown
Chester
S. D
Lindolf Amach and Wife Welcome Son in Monroe
Mr and Mrs Lindolf Amach of Route 3 Monroe announce the birth of a son in June.
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Lindolf
Amachete
Monroe
June
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals List Names
St Clare Hospital Medical records show patients and staff across departments. Dismissals include Clarence Moses Mrs Peter Johnson Gilbert Dunnett Lyle Rogers Verda Weierman Edward Riese Mrs Earl Schliem Mrs Milford Plasch Thomas Kennedy Mrs Wilbur Fields John Leitzinger Donald Rodebaugh and William.
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John C. Elmer
7Th Street
Merlin Gelle
Belleville
Lawrence Bramhall
Rockford
Rose _ Stauffer
Monticello
Jean Chambers
Darlington
Joyce Drye
Winslow
Norma Jean Benkert
Alphonse Kieffer
Sharon
John Stoehr
Route 1
Monroe
Rose Ann Guasto
Clarence Moses
Peter Johnson
Gilbert Dunnett
Lyle Rogers
Verda Weierman
Edwar Riese
Earl Schliem
Milford Plasch
Thomas Kennedy
Wilbur Fields
John Leitzinger
Donald Rodebaugh
William
Neighbor seeks damages after amputation in car incident
Gust Sagen of Orfordville sues El mer H. Burtness and an insurance company in Rock county circuit court over injuries from March 25 1950. Sagen aided Burtness with a stalled car when a heavy board placed under the rear wheels allegedly slipped free after rapid acceleration, causing his leg to be amputated. He seeks 50000 for pain and disability and loss of earnings plus 1149.67 for medical and hospital expenses.
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Gust Sagen
Orfordville
St. Clare Hospital
Rock County
Elmer H. Burtness
Burtness
Albany
Sagen
Wisconsin National Guard unit roster and mail instructions
The article lists ranks and names for soldiers in Company K 128th Infantry Wisconsin National Guard at Camp Ripley Little Falls Minnesota. It includes officers platoon leaders sergeants company clerk and supply sergeant and a note on mail addressing by rank name and serial number to the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Christen
Charles F. Kummer
Richard A. Kundert
Russell B. Kundert
Arthur R. Spoerry
LaVerne R. Sommers
Robert H. Cleaveland
Fritz F. Friedly
Robert F. Brawand
Francis L. Mulligan
Eugene R. Quinn
James R. Staffon
Philip J. Teehan
Peter A. Graber
Otto Hess
Coplien
Kubly
Bump
Lehnherr
Leopold
Moldenhauer
Niederberger
Pfc
Steurs
Karlen
Seeholzer
128Th Infantry
Wisconsin National Guard
Camp Ripley
Little Falls
Minn
Mrs. Catherina Meyer Dies in Canton Schwyz
Miss Pauline Schwarzenberger reports the death of her aunt Mrs. Catherina Meyer aged 63 in Goldau Canton Schwyz Switzerland last Saturday. Meyer was sister to John Winiger Prairie du Lac and the late Mrs. Mary Schwarzenberger Monroe. The aunt hosted Miss Schwarzenberger during a 1949 visit to Switzerland. Mrs. Meyer was known to Green County residents from Goldau and Canton Schwyz.
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Pauline Schwarzenberger
Catherina Meyer
Goldau
Canton Schwyz
Switzerland
Meyer
John Winiger
Prairie du Lac
Mary Schwarzenberger
Monroe
Miss Schwarzenberger
Green County
Times Reporter Wins Rural Writers Award for Danger Trail
John E. Friedell of The Evening Times receives an honorable mention in the Wisconsin Rural Writers association contest for his short story Danger Trail submitted last January. Fifty other Wisconsin residents also receive similar honors.
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John E. Friedell
The
Evening Times
Wisconsin Rural Writers Association
Wisconsin
Personal mentions of visitors and trips in regional notes
A stream of visitors and brief travels is recorded. Names include Mrs J D Remington from Rockford, Mrs Kenneth Hackett from Whitewater, Mrs Frances Jack from LaGrange IJ, Mrs Fritz Becker from LaValle, and others visiting Elmhurst Illinois, Monticello, Tell City Indiana, Niagara Falls, and Chicago. Many return to homes in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, California, and Texas.
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J. D. Remington
Rockford
Kenneth Hackett
Whitewater
Frances Jack
LaGrange
Fritz Becker
LaValle
Monroe
George Korn Sr
Elmhurst
Ill
Marie Remington
Whitewater Lake
Jon Dannerbeck
Harold Zimmerman
Monticello
Helen Altman
Neillsville
John Rose
San Diego
Calif
Gertrude Melvin
Julia Ott
Selma Woelfli
Tell City
Ind
Stanley Bouton
Brodhead
Curtis Bouton
Janesville
Niagara Falls
Barbara Joan Schulz
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
H. O. Schulz
Ralph M. Deal
LaVerne Deal
Corpus Christi
Texas
Joseph Aebly
Clarno
Harley Davis
Pecatonica
George Meyers
Durand
Aebly
Andrew Meyers
LaSalle
Floyd Chambers
Twin Grove
Walter Minder
Blanchardville
Ivan Bunyard
Winnebago
Lake Okee
Minder
Fred Towell Jr
Towells
South America
East
New York
Iowa
Everett Fahr
John
Waterloo
Wisconsin cattle film near Madison showcases Green county herds
A color film on location near Madison highlights purebred Brown Swiss from Jacob Voegeli Monti cello Holsteins from Charles and Don Brace Lone Rock and Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshires and White Face Herefords from several farms. Starring Tulip the Holstein calf and Trudy played by Anne DeSwarte.
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America
Madison
Green County
Jacob Voegeli
Monticello
Wisconsin
Charles and
Don Brace
Lone Rock
Charles Brace
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Charles Finn
Bridgeport
Guernseys
Lester Stevens
Oconomowoc
Ayrshires
John Dalton
Thomas R. Hefty
Route M
Leon Duerst
Hefty
First National Bank
New Glarus
Monroe
New York City
United States
Trudy
Anne DeSwarte
Milwaukee
Women of the Moose Meeting Attendees Noted in Madison
George Bonn of Freeport visited Monroe. Attendees at the Women of the Moose meeting in Madison Thursday night included Mmes. Henry Elmer, Earl Barnett, William Rufer, Walter Baumgartner, John Stauffacher, Fred Rieder, Marvin T. Holcomb, Rose Ingold, Jacob Strasser and Arthur Kubly.
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George Bonn
Freeport
Monroe
Women of the Moose
Madison
Mmes
Henry Elmer
Earl Barnett
William Rufer
Walter Baumgartner
John Stauffacher
Fred Rieder
Marvin T. Holcomb
Rose Ingold
Jacob Strasser
Arthur Kubly
Exchange Student Wins Essay Award in Wisconsin
Gerhard Maier 17 an exchange student from Germany won the state essay contest sponsored by the Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. His essay theme was Freedom's Open Door. Nancy Jane Ball of Burlington took second, Frank Wong of Beloit third. Mrs Mabel Carr of Beloit was elected auxiliary president.
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Manitowoc
Germany
Women’s Auxiliary
Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gerhard Maier
Milwaukee Washington High School
Nancy Jane Ball
Burlington
Frank Wong
Beloit
Mabel Carr
Judge Frees Nuzum in Waitress Death
Jerry Nuzum, 27, cleared of murder in the death of Las Cruces waitress Ovida Coogler whose body was found in a desert grave south of Las Cruces on April 16, 1949. District Judge Charles Fowler ruled the prosecution failed to connect him to the case and he plans to rejoin the Pittsburgh Steelers next week for his fourth season.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Jerry Nuzum
Pittsburgh Steelers
Charles Fowler
Ovida Coogler
Nuzum
Here
Wisconsin Roster Arrivals Reach Seattle From Korea
Seventy three Wisconsin men arrive today in Seattle from Korea alongside 2406 rotation troops from the Eighth Army front line units. Soldiers named include Sgt. Robert K. Hillard of Lafayette County and Pfc. Calvin L. Lamke of Highland Iowa County.
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Korea
Lafayette
Iowa County
Wisconsin
Seattle
Robert K. Hillard
Benton
Lafayette County
Calvin L. Lamke
Highland
Eighth Army
Thailand Revolt Reported Failing
Bangkok reports say Thai forces fought a naval rebel bid to replace the kidnapped premier Pibulsonggram. Artillery clashed through Bangkok streets as army air force and police battled the naval faction. The warship holding Pibulsonggram was not bombed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Pibulsonggram
Pickups Along The News Beats
Arthur Hendrickson of Argyle landed a 35 pound catfish in the Pecatonica river this week. It is his third notable catch of the year with earlier fish weighing seven and fifteen pounds. The John Schild family on 17th avenue hosted a house warming with eight visitors, but the home already crowded with 24 others. The last group left but promised to return when room opens.
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Arthur Hendrickson
Argyle
Pecatonica
John Schild
17Th Avenue
Schild
Veterinarian Opens New Practice in Monroe
Dr. Jeremy V. Ferries, a Michigan State graduate, opens a Monroe veterinary practice at 630 22nd Avenue. A Wilton Wisconsin native, he graduated this year, served 14 months in the navy during World War II, and moved here with his wife from Paw Paw Michigan on June 16.
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Jeremy V. Ferries
Michigan State College
Monroe
22Nd Avenue
Wilton
Wis
Paw Paw
Mich
Ferries
Milwan Resists Gunmgo Heves $7500 In Bag
Milw two gunmen failed to take the cash after attempting a robbery at a tavern owner Frank Scheerenberger. He was wounded in the wrist and forearm as the bandits fled after a bystander cried out for help. Scheerenberger had just left a northside bank and carried a $7500 canvas bag. The assailants fled when he resisted and a passerby intervened.
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Frank Scheerenberger
Milwaukee Deutsche Zeitung
Scheerenberger
Iowa County Boy 3 Dies in Hay Mishap
Alan Fitzsimmons three died when a hay wagon ran over him after he fell from a tractor on the family farm three miles north of Mineral Point. He died en route to a hospital.
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Mineral Point
Alan Fitzsimmons
Donald Fitzsimmons
Alan
Funeral services for Emil T. Foulker 71
Funeral services were held at 2 p m today at Shriner Neushwan der funeral home for Emil T Foulker 71 retired Cadiz farmer who died Thursday Rev Homer Retzlaff Clarno officiated and burial was in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were Charles and Lester Zettle Alvin Priewe Frank Stubbe and Willis and Elmer Foulker Chesapeake bay is 200 miles long and 40 miles wide at its widest point.
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Emil T. Foulker
Shriner-Neushwander
Cadiz
Homer Retzlaff
Clarno
Greenwood Cemetery
Charles and
Lester Zettle
Alvin Priewe
Frank Stubbe
Willis
Elmer Foulker
Chesapeake Bay
Building Permit Refused to Mid-Continent Oil Co
The board of appeals upheld Building Inspector G S Soseman s denial of a permit to Mid-Continent Oil Co Waterloo Iowa for a 28 x 46 foot addition to the 9th street 20th avenue station due to nonconformity with zoning ordinances Acting chair Fred Feutz led the board while Bruce M Blum was replaced Alderman Alfred H Hennig filled the vacancy with other members Mrs Robert F Marty G L Redman and William F Beckman.
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Board of Appeals
G. S. Soseman
Mid-Continent Oil Co
Waterloo
9Th Street
20Th Avenue
Soseman
Bruce M. Blum
Alfred H. Henning
Fred Feutz
Robert F. Marty
G. L Redman
William F. Beckman
Michigan Yacht Wins In Muskegon Contest
The Corvette skippered by Charles Phelps of Macatawa Bay yacht club Holland Mich won the Queen's cup yacht race from Milwaukee to Muskegon. The Corvette led all cruising class boats with a corrected time of 11 hours and 19 minutes.
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Muskegon
Milwaukee
Charles Phelps
Macatawa Bay
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Schwyz
Times Reporter
Rural Writers Award
Klaas
Marian Maurer
Mrs
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Ben Hogan
Chalet Theatre
Allstate
Frank C. Klarer
Automobile Insurance Company
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Allstate Insurance
Pany
22Nd Ave
Monroe, Wis
Post Office
Judge Frees Nuzum
City
Milwan
Michigan
Lady Borden
Chocolate Shop
Lawson
Eali
Green County Auto Co
11Th Street
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