Weather Summary for the N 2 poliny REcoND March 3 1950
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Saturday. Low tonight five above north to fifteen to twenty south. High Saturday twenty to twenty five north near thirty two south. Highest twenty six and lowest four so far today. Warmest place Brownsville Texas at eighty four, coldest International Falls Minnesota at twenty six. Sunrise six thirty four, sunset five fifty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Brownsville
Tex
International Falls
Minn
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Clarne and Adams Townships
PF Kline and others transfer parcel in Carne town with 30 acres. Jesse Beach sells 140 acres to Duane Beach in Clarne township. Doris Meythaler, previously Patterson, transfers land in Adams township section 30. Robert DeVoe sells Brodhead city lots 6 and 8 to George and Leon Richards in Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. PF. Kline
Vonald Ile
Carne Town
Jesse Beach
Duane J. Beach
Clarne Township
Doris Meythaler
Dorris
Small Claims Judge Lamboley Names Driver in Hauling Case
Sun Prairie driver for H. J. Nellen charged with no markings on hauling unit. court assesses $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Raymond C. Nelle
Sun Prairie
H. J.nellen
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Residents
Donald David Miller of Clarno township and Loretta Valere Paulson of Evansville obtained a marriage license. Delia Durgin, 69, of 547 17th avenue, is noted. Bertha Henrietta Lee, 54, Avon township, Leonard Altman, 65, Twin Lakes, and Lee Rinehart, 57, Black River Falls are also recorded in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald David Miller
Clarno Township
Loretta
Valere Paulson
Evansville
Delia Durgin
17Th Avenue
Bertha Henrietta Lee
Avon Township
Leonard Altman
Twin Lakes
Lee Rinehart
Black River Falls
St Clare Hospital Medical Docket and Dismissals
Names listed from St Clare Hospital Medical include Mrs Richard L Zentner of Monticello and Terry Cummings with Veterans Housing, Mrs Roger L Elmer of 10124 15th Avenue, Surgical patient Mrs Gilbert M Hoesly of New Glarus, Mrs C J Schwingel of 2110 14th Street, Tonsillectomy for Charles T Priewe of 1422 21st Street, and dismissals of Lee Owen Rup now, Fred Wenger and daughter, Mrs Howard Eppenbaugh, Mrs Herbert H Goecks, Carolyn Wood, William Duitschi, and Mrs Murray Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Zentner
Monticello
Terry Cummings
Veterans Housing
Roger L. Elmer
15Th’ Avenue
Gilbert M. Hoesly
New Glarus
C. J. Schwingel
14Th Street
Charles T. Priewe
21St Street
Lee Owen Rup
Fred Wenger
Howard Eppenbaugh
Herbert H. Goecks
Carolyn Wood
William Dutschi
Murray Fisher
State Opens Bids On Area Road Work
State bids opened for a surfacing project on 7.6 miles of Belleville Brooklyn road and 11.1 miles on state highway. Waunaxee Construction Co led low bids at 10 260 and G A Watson of Barneveld posted 11 877 for Lafayette County work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waunaxee Construction Company
Belleville-Brooklyn Road
State Department
Belleville - Brooklyn Road
Maier
Keteboeter
Aline
Lafayette County
G. A. Watson
Barneveld
Madison Garage Blast Damages Holtshopple Car
A violent explosion in Pyramid Motor Co. garage injured seven men and damaged 30 vehicles including Allie Holtshopple of 2415 8th Street. Holtshopple’s car, in for minor adjustments, was damaged as a welder’s torch ignited a leaking gasoline tank. Gov. Rennebohm’s limousine was also damaged in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliivaeween Ywneg DY
Allie Holtshopple
8Th Street
Madison
Holtshopple
Pyramid Motor Co
Rennebohm
Breeders Co op Meeting Date Set
The Green County Breeders Co op annual meeting is set for 1 30 p m Wednesday in the circuit court room at the courthouse. J E Stallard from the college of agriculture will discuss herd improvement. Merlin Rufer will report on increased testing and artificial insemination. Peter McNall will present an auditor's report and suggest changes to bookkeeping. Directors terms for Emil Schiesser and John Haldiman expire. hold over directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Breeders’ Co-op
Circuit Court
Court House
J. E. Stallard
College of Agriculture
Merlin Rufer
Peter McNall
University of Wisconsin
Emil Schiesser
South Wayne Area
John *Haldiman
Jefferson
William C. Baumgartner
Sylvester
Arleigh Frautschy
Clarno
Ben Miller
Mikel F. Hoesly
New Glarus
Orville Folkedahl
York
County agricultural meeting highlights 4H and club work
Various speakers discussed county agriculture and 4H activities. Topics included soil, Sugar River land with sand, drainage needs, livestock receipts variations, and cooperation with businessmen. Local educators and community leaders praised agriculture and women’s programs in Albany High School with musical interludes from Domenic Bongiorno and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Calabresa
Green County Soils Conservationist
Sugar River
Roy Ormond
Madison Packing Company
Victor Elmer
Albany High School
F. J. Bongiorno
Lester van Loon
Myron E. Jeglum
Mamie Tillema
Robert Douglas
Sylvester
Robert Grossman
Albany
Work Men’s Institute
John Faville
Bongiorno
Marilyn
Felix
James Price
Roger Steindorf
M. L. Barton
Domenic Bongiorno
Charles Ferguson
Ralph Sellow Jr
New Glarus Caucus Set for March 10 in Village Hall
Annual caucus for New Glarus convenes Friday evening March 10 at 8 p m in the village hall to nominate candidates for three trustee posts. Election is April 4. Expiring terms held by John Kundert A R Burgdorff and Robert Strickler. Avey Ott Ivan Elmer and T A Hoesly serve on the caucus committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alarus — Opeesary
New Glarus
John Kundert
A. R. Burgdorff
Robert Strickler
A Vey Ott
Ivan Elmer
T. A. Hoesly
Oldest Soldier 104 Cadett Remembered in Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s oldest soldier, Lansing A. Wilcox, aged 104, is bedbound at his rural home as memories of the Confederacy’s cannons echo in his life lessons. His long life marks a rare link to Civil War memories and local history.
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Wisconsin
Lansing A. Wilcox
Local residents noted in Monroe area today
Joseph Jones of Juta James Bray and Alvin Cooksey of Winnebago were in Monroe and Madison on various business and social calls. Mrs Leona Lousch Helen Loberg Karl Niedermann and Vernon Tschudy were among Cedarville Rockford New Glarus and New Glarus visitors. Richard Egans Green County Agricultural History books remaining. Mr and Mrs Roth prepare Hot Springs trip. Fishing in White River reported good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jones
Juta
James Bray
Albany
Alvin Cooksey
Winnebago
Monroe
Dale Langhoff
Pecatonica
Leona Lousch
Son
Cedarville
Helen Loberg
Rockford
Karl Niedermann
Blanchardville
Vernon Tschudy
New Glarus
George Brookover
Orangeville
John Argue
Mamie Tillema
Madison
Allie Holtshopple
Theodore Stauffacher
Milwaukee
F. S. Cleveland
Richard Egan
Green County
Times
Fred Blumer
Chester Jones
Fred Roth Jr
9Th Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Ann Marty
F. Royce Zum Brunnen
John F. Caradine
Alfred Gerber
Warren
Gerber
Warren Hotel
Glenn H. Kubly
7Th Street
Lawrence L. Kitchen
Mary Catherine Share
Stuent
Mount Mary College
Lee H Share
Lee Whitehead
Loyd
Colo
White River
Miners Face Unenforceable Courts Amid Contract Talks
The court cannot enforce the injunction nor compel miners to return to work and bargaining. Senator Morse proposes government seizure of the pits with emergency action to follow. Senator Taft seeks a senate probe into the justice department’s handling, citing undisclosed evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
R-Ore
Senate Labor Committee
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Justice Department
One Passenger Hurt In Two Crashes Here
Mrs Chester Wollackson of Charlotte Iowa sprained an ankle at noon when a taxicab driven by Arthur Kalson slid 142 feet into a parked car in the 1300 block of 11th street. The crash damaged Franklin Loebchow’s parked car at 1316 11th street. A second collision in the 1000 block of 17th avenue near 10:30 p m yesterday damaged Russell Kundert’s car at 1530 30th avenue in a crash with John D Stauffacher’s vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wollackson
Charlotte
Arthur Kalson
Route 5
11Th Street
Franklin B. Loebchow
Russell P. Kundert
30Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
John D. Stauffacher
Elmers Buy Home at Edwards Park Madison
Max L Elmers purchase a house at Edwards Park Madison. Mrs Elmer is oldest granddaughter of H E Sweetwood Orangeville. Mr Simer is son of Mae Bmer Beloit formerly Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmers
Max L. Elmers
Edwards Park
Madison
Elmer
H. E. Sweetwood
Orangeville
Simer
Mae Bmer
Beloit
Monroe
Minstrel Show at Dutch Hollow School Marks South Unit
Mothers of Dutch Hollow school were entertained Friday afternoon at a minstrel show at the school house. The children prepared the activity in conclusion of their unit on the south. Mrs. Donna Ladwig is teacher there.
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Dutch Hollow
Donna Ladwig
State Broad Taxes Reach 392 Million in 48 Years
The Wisconsin taxpayers alliance reports tax collections rose from 21 million to 392 million over 48 years. It notes local governments depend mainly on property taxes for operating revenues but a broader system now includes estate and inheritance taxes income taxes licenses gas beer liquor gifts and cigarettes. Judge Lamboley ruled on a custody case in Jefferson County Court, a ninth refiled action in Judge Darling's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin Xpayers' Alliance
Arly
Wisconsin
Alliance
Jefferson
Harold J. Lambotey
Oline
Green County
Ases
Jeffer
L. L
Darling
Lamboley
County Soils Men Give Talks at Schools Here
Two of Green County's soil conservationists spoke at local schools in educational roles. Nick Calabresa, a soils conservation farm planner, addressed a conservation program at Green County Normal. James Meshnick, a conservation aid, spoke to a high school geography class on coordinating conservation with the state's natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Countys
Nick Calabresa
Green County Normal
James Meshnick
Conservation Aid
Lake Mills Leads Red Cross Campaign in Wisconsin
Lake Mills residents donated $1,462 in under a day to Wisconsin's 87 Red Cross chapters fund drive. The city was the first in the state to reach its goal in 1949.
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Lake Mills
Madison
Wisconsin
Red Cross
Warmer Weather Expected To Stay Through Weekend
The cold snap eased today with temperatures about 15 degrees higher than yesterday. Forecasters predict warmer weather tomorrow and Sunday followed by a cooler Monday and Tuesday with rain or snow.
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Womerenet
O Connors Service Scheduled Monday
James T O Connors 31 died Wednesday morning at his farm home on route 3 Funeral services set for Monday at 9 am in Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 am in St Victor s church Rev E C McCollow to officiate burial in Calvary cemetery Rosary service to be held tomorrow at 8 30 pm in the funeral home Death attributed to flu and pneumonia after examination by Monroe physician and Coroner Herman A Stuessy He was born July 10 1918 in Monroe son of Thomas and Emma McAdam O Connors He graduated Monroe high school in 1936 and operated the family farm for seven years He was a member of St Victor s church also Knights of Columbus Survived by brother Dr Paul O Connors of South Wayne and sisters Mrs Jadys Wright of Chicago and Mrs Katherine Kujawski of Knowlton Parents preceded him in death
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James T. O’connors
Route 3
Stuessy
St. Victor's Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
O’connors
Cheddar Prices Dip in Plymouth Sales Report
Plymouth market opens with weak tone as Wisconsin state brand cheddar prices slide across bids and offers. Reported sales include 38 cars of cheddars averaging 30 to 33 cents per pound with single daisies at 32 to 33 cents. bids for two cars of single daisies at 32 cents. uncovered offers list three cars cheddars at 30 cents and three more at 30 cents, plus two lots Illinois U S No 1 cheddars at 31 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Salmon Rites Held at Mineral Point
Services for William W. Salmon 60 a retired farmer who died Wednesday were held this afternoon in the Congregational church Rev E E Remaly officiated Burial was in Graceland cemetery Survivors include the widow two sons Kenneth Mineral Point and William Walnut Creek Calif two brothers Gerald Dodgeville and Wallace Detroit and four grandsons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaineral Point
William W. Salmon
Congregational Church
E. E. Remaly
Union Church
Monroe
Graceland Cemetery
Kenneth
Mineral Point
William
Walnut Creek
Calif
Gerrald
Dodgeville
Wallace
Detroit
Army Opens Permanent Recruiting Station Here
Kenosha announces a permanent Army recruiting office in the post office. Sgt Helgeson, with 10 years service including World War II in Europe, has been in Kenosha since 1946. He plans to bring his family here when quarters are found and will keep office hours Monday Wednesday and Thursday, with county visits on Tuesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waner
Neieson
Kenosha
Sgt
Helgeson
Sth Infantry Division
Europe
Couny
Fairchild Declines Editor's Case Ruling
Ashland editor Chapple sought a ruling from Attorney General Thomas Fairchild about access to traffic accident reports. Fairchild said his office cannot issue rulings to private citizens and would limit any answer to applicable statute decisions. Chief Hennell allegedly withholds reports from newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacison
Yonn P. Capple
Ashland Press
Ashland
Atty
Thomas Fairchild
Fairchild
Chapple
E J. Hennell
Committee to Meet for Green County Agricultural Committee
The Green County agricultural committee will hold its monthly meeting at 10 a.m. Monday in the courthouse. Reports from extension agents will be given and promotion projects discussed. The spring season program will be planned with Evert Green of Spring Grove township as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Agricultural Committee
Court House
Evert Green
Spring Grove Township
Judge Seeks Inquiry After Sick Baby Admission
Kewaunee County Judge A G Murphy charged that a two month old baby nearly died while officials argued over admission to Wisconsin General hospital. He telegrammed Gov Rennebohm urging an investigation of admission practices citing three hours of conferences and two convulsions before the child was finally admitted. County Sheriff Alvin C and County Nurse Agnes Leonard transported the infant Thursday. The child reportedly suffered an organic disorder needing specialized treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssewaunee
Kewaunee
A. G._ Murphy
Wisconsin General “Hospital
Murphy
Rennebohm
Alvin C
Agnes Leonard
Killed at Portage as Pedestrian Struck by Bus
Mrs. Elsie Prien, 60, of Poynette, was killed Thursday after being struck by a city bus while crossing a street in Portage. Police investigated the fatal accident and noted no immediate danger to other pedestrians. The incident prompted authorities to review crosswalk safety in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Portage
Elsie Prien
Poynette
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Wenger-Kramer
New
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Li Tsung-jen
China
Mme. Li
Riverdale
New York
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Widgers
Sind
D. W. Widgers
McGregor
Minnesota
Lizzie Lewis
Barlow
Maderia
Edwin Barlow
Madeira
Portugal
County Soils
Palmer's Tavern
V.F.W
Connors
Esquire
Hollywood
Connous
O'Connors
Plymouth
W.W
Army
Seo Ee
Kewaunee Judge Affairs Hospital
Wisconsin Power and Light Bldg
Youth Center
Banjo Pete
Wis
Pete
U.S
Crandall Oil Co., Inc
Sixteenth Avenue
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