Cold Wave Looms Over State With Snow North
March 6 1950 weather note reports a cold wave overspreading the state with rain in the southeast and snow flurries in the west and north. Winds shift to stronger, drifting snow expected in the north. Temperatures expected to drop to 15 25 north and 30 38 southeast with a high around 35 45 southeast. Last week highs ranged 39 to 10 and barometer readings were 29.62 at 1 am and 29.52 at 1 pm. Yuma Arizona recorded 87 the coldest in New York New Jersey came in at 12.
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Wost
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
New York
N. J
Real Estate Transfers and Court Plea Updated
Charles Gheen transfers an acre of land in section 26 York township to Ernest Jenny. County Court Judge Harold J. Lamboley notes a hit and run case where Andrew L. Legler changes plea from not guilty to guilty, postponed until April 6.
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Charles Gheen
Ernest Jenny
York Township
Harold J. Lamboley
Andrew L. Legler
Justice Cases: Koenig and Legler Plea Guilty
L. A. Koenig and Andrew L. Legler faced DUI charges. Legler and Koenig changed pleas from not guilty to guilty. Court set sentencing for Saturday with fines of eighty dollars plus costs.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Andrew L. Legler
Madison Marriage Licenses for DeLess Couple
Marriage licenses issued for Mildred K. DeLess and Harold L. DeLess, both of Madison, with application filed in Dane County. Death notices for Mrs. Roy Dahms, 47, of 547 16th Avenue, and Francis W. Engler, 50, Beloit. Births record a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Martin of Blanchardville in March.
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Mildred K. DeLess
Harold L. DeLess
Madison
Dane
County
Roy Dahms
Francis W. Engler
Beloit
Lawrence T. Martin
Blanchardville
March
St Clare Hospital List of Accidents Dismissals and Names
A compiled record lists accident and medical cases at St. Clare Hospital including Mrs Charles Per rigo and Mrs Roger Nickel among names at 2615 8th street Rockford. Dismissals feature many patients and their relatives such as Mrs Harvey Milestone and Marcia Jean O'Donald among others.
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Charles Perrigo
8Th Street
Sam Marchione
Rockford
Spurgeon D
John Wills
Shr
Don Zimmerman
Henry Witzel
Delbert Lynch
Fred Augsburger
Myron Nolty
Gilbert M. Hoes
Clara Yalden
Ruth Severson
Alden F. Schrapfer
Wheat and Grains Rally on Export demand at Chicago
Wheat and other grains rose at Chicago board of trade as export houses drove purchases. March and May wheat contracts hit new highs while the market, after initial weakness, regained strength following the climb in wheat.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Pastors Hear Data On Mental Health Counseling
Pastors at a Universalist church institute sponsored by Green County Ministerial Association discussed counseling victims of emotional conflict and parental guidance for healthy child development. Speakers included Rev. James R. Love, Rev. LeRoy Kerney, Dr. Harold Borenz, and Mary Ann Brugger as they covered psychiatric perspectives and social work.
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Universalist Church
Green County Ministerial Association
James R. Love
Mendota State Hospital
LeRoy | Kerney
Illinois Society
Borenz
Miss Brugger
Kerney
Ember days hint at spring weather forecast
Weather notes from the region link Ember day readings to April May and June forecasts. Goose flocks and early cherry blossoms appear, with residents reporting blossoms in Klassy Shop windows and a damaged tree from last sleetstorm.
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Winps
Caroline Klassy
Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events
Personal mentions fill the column with Mrs Senn, Mrs Joesten, and many others visiting Monroe and nearby towns. Weekend travelers include families from Footville Beloit Madison Whitewater and Milwaukee. A bake sale by Union Presbyterian church ladies guild is announced for March 11 and Monroe Masonic Temple to hold annual meeting March 8.
Local visits and calls noted across towns
Ross Patchen from Albany visited today. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Breed of Warren were Monroe visitors. Mrs. B. L. Clark of Monti cello called in Monroe. Paul Singley of Mt. Morris was in the city on business. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Huddlestone of Madison were Monroe callers yesterday. Kathleen Sheehan weekend with parents in Arena. Mrs. Edward C. Roth of Mt. Horeb visited her mother at St. Clare hospital yesterday. UW students Ioan tetese et denapertel and Robert Ableman spent the weekend with mother Ruth Ableman. Mrs. Leonard Swenson, discharged from St. Clare hospital, returned to Monticello. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hart and Rev. Howard L. Orians traveled to Peoria to spend time with daughter Mrs. Robert Wagner. Rev. Orians speaks there tonight.
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Charles Senn
Oregon
Henry Joesten
Fred Carlson
Footville
Fred J. Hadinger
Fort Atkinson
Monroe
William Attlesey and Son
Raymond J. Koenig
Fr. Atkinson
Aletha Sarver
Glen Boomer
Rock*ford
Mamie Tillema
Judeau
Richard Egan
Green County
Times Office
Aav
Virgil Bieger
Blanchardville
Oscar Kammerud
Fred Maurer
New Glarus
Rudy Maurer
Charles Jorgensen Jr
Beloit
Jorgensens
Wisconsin’ Power and Light
Ladies’ Guild
Union Presbyterian Church
John Virgil Stauffacher
Ferne Stauffacher
Janice Dye
Whitewater State Teachers College
Ray Dye
Mardelle Geigel
Roger Humphrey
Williams Bay
Earl Geigel
Nancy Moldenhauer
Ross Patchen
Albany
Ray Breed
Warren
B. L. Clark
Monticello
Paul Singley
Mt. Morris
City
H. P. Huddlestone F
Madison
Kathleen Sheehan
Frank Sheehan
Arena
Edward C. Roth
Fred Hart
Howard L. Orians
Peoria
Robert Wagner
Rev. Orians
Francis Engler Beloit Resident Dies in Beloit
Francis W Engler of Beloit died Saturday at 1 45 p m in St Clare hospital He was born in Clinton Pa the son of John and Mrs Engler He married Cathryn Sreenan on May 26 1935 and worked at Yates American Machine Co Beloit Survivors include his widow his mother four brothers and three sisters He belonged to St Thomas church and the Holy Name society Services will be at Daley funeral home at 945 am then at 10 am at the church Rev T A O Reilley will officiate Burial will be in Calvary cemetery Rosary will be at 730 this evening in the funeral home
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Francis W. Engler
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Clinton
John Engler
Cathryn Sreenan
Yates American Machine Co
St. Thomas Church
Holy Name Society
Daley Funeral Home
T. A. O'Reilley
Calvary Cemetery
Eleven States Get Huge Food Splitup
The Midwest area office of the Agriculture Department reported 87,000,000 pounds of foods were distributed free during the last six months of 1949 to schools and institutions in 11 states. Items included potatoes dried eggs dried skim milk apples pears butter honey and prunes. Wisconsin received 5,812,540 pounds for 176,931 pupils and 26,142 residents of institutions.
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Thasesas
Midwest
Midwest Area Office
The
Agriculture Departments Production and Marketing Administration
Congress
Wisconsin
Sectional Forensics Meet Held at Belleville High School
The State Line forensics league sectional tournament is underway this afternoon and evening at Belleville high school. Competing teams include Belleville New Glarus Montivellé and Brooklyn. The swift spends more time in flight than any other bird.
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Belleville
Belleville High School
New Glarus
Montivellé
Brooklyn
Hospitals oppose government compulsory health insurance
The American Protestant Hospital association, representing about 86 percent of Protestant hospitals, adopted a resolution at its annual meeting opposing government controlled health insurance. The measure argued compulsory insurance limits free choice and initiative, while supporting Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern of Chicago was elected president, with officers Dr. Leo M. Lyons, Dr. John G. Dudley, Dr. Lee S. Lanpher, and Dr. Albert G. Hahn elected to top posts.
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Chicago
American | Protestant Hospital Association
U. S
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Malcolm T. MacEachern
American College of Surgeons
Leo M. Lyons
Funeral notices for Norman Roy Janisch James O Connors and Mrs Lee Rinehart
Funeral services were held for infant Norman Roy Janisch of Plymouth township Rock county at Silverthorn funeral home Orfordville with burial in Bethel cemetery. James O Connors 31 route 3 died Wednesday rites at Stuessy funeral home and St Victor s Church burial in Calvary cemetery pallbearers named. Mrs Lee Rinehart 57 died Thursday at Black River Falls services held at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with burial in Bethel cemetery pallbearers named.
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Norman Roy Janisch
Harley Janisch
Plymouth Township
Rock County
St. Clare Hospital
Silverthorn
Orfordville
G. E. Behnke
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Bethel Cemetery
Center Township
St. Clare
Harley
George Ballmer
Paul Janisch
Janesville
James O'Connors
Stuessy Funeral
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Bernard Gavigan
Monticello
Dennis McGuire
Browntown
Edward Mahar
Thomas Schuetz
Harland Rinehart
E. J. Norton
Katharine Kujawski
Knowlton
Gladys Wright
Chicago
Lee Rinehart
Black River Falls
Shriner-Neushwander
Ralph K. Kofoed
Jesse Morton
Clarence Rinehart
Max Rinehart
Jesse Metcalf
Dean Rinehart
Frank Good
Thomas Couple Welcome Baby Boy in Tacoma
Mr and Mrs M M Thomas of Tacoma Washington celebrate the birth of a son on February 24. They also have a son, James, aged six. Mrs Thomas is the former Helen Stettler.
Smiley School Mothers to Meet at Weber Home Albany
The Smiley School Mothers sub unit meets at Mrs Gabriel Weber route 1 Albany on Wednesday. The after noon program will be in charge of Mrs Johnnie Zurfluh.
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Smiley School
Gabriel Weber
Route 1
Albany
Johnnie Zurfluh
MinneapOlis visits and travels noted this week
Dr and Mrs Alfred E Leiser visit Minneapolis for a University of Minnesota study session then plan a Two Rivers trip to leave sons Thomas and James with Mrs Leiser's parents returning Friday. Also reports include Fred Richter's California trip to visit Robert and Willard Soper accompanying them, 65 University of Iowa students stopping at Eugene hotel, Fred Huser returning from a four week Southwestern Western trip, and births and hospital alerts in Dodgeville and Madison with local family references.
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Minneapolis
Alfred E. Leiser
University of Minnesota
Two Rivers
Thomas
James
West Argyle
Fred Richter
California
Robert
Willard Soper
University of Iowa
Eugene Hotel
Iowa City
Madison
U. S. Forest Products Laboratory
Fred Huser
24Th Avenue
el Paso
Tucson
San Diego
Washington
Salt Lake City
Woman suffers broken wrist after fall
Mrs Charles Perrigo of 2615 8th street fell on her way downtown suffering a broken right wrist. She was taken to St Clare hospital where she received surgical treatment and expects to return home tomorrow.
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Charles Perrigo
8Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Tomnorrow
Three Senate Hopefuls Clash For Democratic Nomination
Three candidates sought the Democratic U S Senate nomination at a Watertown event with 150 district party workers present. Attys Gen Thomas E Fairchild William E Sanderson and Daniel W Hoan spoke on issues dividing parties. They pledged support for the winner if defeated, facing incumbent Alexander Wiley.
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Watertown
U. S
Thomas E. Fairchild
Madison
William E. Sanderson
Black River Falls
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Tavern R. Disney
Green Bay
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Wiley
Fairchild
Hoan
St. Lawrence
Sanderson
Veteran Wisconsin Banker Dies at 72 in Sheboygan
John W. Hansen, 72, a longtime Wisconsin banker and Green Bay native, died Saturday night. He began as a bank messenger in Green Bay, later worked in Portage, and joined Citizens Bank in Sheboygan in 1907 as cashier.
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Sheboygan
John W. Hansen
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Portage
Citizens Bank
President Truman to depart Sunday for three week vacation
President Truman will leave Sunday for a three week vacation to West Florida aboard the presidential yacht USS Williamsburg. He plans to reach Key West naval station on Thursday morning and return by plane. The swift is described as the closest relative to the tiny hummingbird.
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Washington
Truman
West
Fla
White House
Williamsburg
Naval Station
Key West
Five children and father die in Thornton cottage fire
Thornton New Hampshire reports a mill worker Charles Smith aged 33 and his five young children perished in a cottage fire yesterday. The wife was visiting neighbors at the time. The isolated community mourns the tragedy as authorities investigate the blaze.
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Thornton
N. H
Charles Smith
Smith
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