Weather Outlook and Temperatures for March 8 1950
Clearing and colder with diminishing winds tonight. Thursday generally fair but very cold with lows 10 to 15 below and highs 5 to 10 above zero in the northwest to 20 to 25 above southeast. Precipitation since yesterday includes rain and snow. Barometer readings 29.88 at 1 am and 29.32 at 1 pm. Warmest spot yesterday Abilene Texas at 83, coldest Eastport Maine at 8. Sunrise 6 26, sunset 5.
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U.S
Abilene
Tex
Eastport
Transfers of parcels in Brodhead real estate
Real estate transfers involve Jacob M. Schlittler transferring Its 5 and 6 in block 178 city of Brodhead to Robert W. Partridge with reservations. John B. Ronald conveys Its 5 and 6 in block 178 city of Brodhead to Jacob M. Schlittler.
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Jacob M. Schlittler
Robert W. Partridge
City of Brodhead
John B. Ronald
County Court Judge Rules on Custody and Support
Judge Harold J. Lamboley retains custody with Lois Kraus Roderick as mother and orders support reduced by five dollars to thirty five per month for Wilbert Kraus as father.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Lois Kraus Roderick
Wilbert Kraus
Estate probate issued for James O Connors in Chicago
Letters of administration granted to Commercial and Savings Bank for the estate of James O Connors who died March 1. Appraisers named Herman D Fritz John Coryell and J B Scherer. Heirs include brother Dr Paul O Connors of South Wayne and sisters Gladys M Wright of Chicago and Katherine Kujowski of Knowlton.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
James O’connors
Herman D. Fritz
John Coryell
J.B. Scherer
Paul O'Connors
South Wayne
Gladys M. Wright
Chicago
Katherine Kujowski
Knowlton
Deaths and births listed for local residents
Obituary notices list deaths including Jacob Leuenberger 69 of City hotel Jacob F Hefty 78 of New Glarus Edward J Hartwig 62 of South Wayne Miss Anna L Noyes 86 Ev ansvalle Emibert M Gilbert 60 Milwaukee Also birth notices for Wade L Philips Juda a daughter and Maynard Stark Brodhead a daughter with hospital detail Mercy hospital Janesville March 8.
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Jacob Leuenberger
City Hotel
Jacob F. Hefty
New Glarus
Edward J. Hartwig
South Wayne
Anna L. Noyes
Evansvalle
Emibert M. Gilbert
Milwa Ee
Wade L. Philips
Juda
Maynard Stark
Brodhead
March
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Dismissals List
St Clare Hospital records note tonsillectomy cases including John W Frei at New Glarus and several patients from Blanchardville Darlington Ann Arbor Whitewater Brodhead Rock City with surgeons and clinics listed. Dismissals include Chester Beckman John Holtshopple Roy Maloney and multiple paired names across families and towns ending with period.
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John W. Freitag
New Glarus
Gena Strommen
Blanchardville
George W. McKillip
Darlington
Deli Fink
Ann Arbor
Mich
Frank Christen
Whitewater
Melvin F. Wilson
Rock City Surgical
Paul M. Olsen
Brodhead
Herman Ziltner
Brod
Chester Beckman
John Holtshopple
Roy + Maloney
Herman
Seminar return and local health notes from Monroe area
Dr Wayne J Fencil plans to return to his office tomorrow after a gastrointestinal disease seminar at the University of Minnesota. Robert F Deininger of Juda, hospitalized seven weeks after an auto accident, remains in ill health and is cared for at the Glen Boyer home in Juda. Mr Rudy Zweifel and Mr Arnold Enger of Duluth visit Monroe friends. Zweifel began his photography career here over fifty years ago. Rev John E MacMartin of 1824 9th street is recovering well after major surgery at St Clare hospital. David Payne Osborne of Chicago Meadville Theological Seminary will conduct Universalist church services Sunday. he has supply ministered here previously. Robert N Kingdon of 1223 19th street is in satisfactory condition at St Clare hospital after a heart attack and will remain hospitalized for several weeks.
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Wayne J. Fencil
University of Minnesota
Deininger
Boyers
Robert F. Deininger
Juda
St Clare
Glen Boyer
Zweifels
Herf
Rudy Zweifel
Arnold Enger
Duluth
Monroe
Zweitel
Macmartin III
John E. MacMartin
Gth Street
St. Clare Hospital
David Payne Osborne
Chicago Meadville Theological Seminary
Osborne
Robert N. Kingdon
19Th Street
Red Cross Drive Gets Good Start
City fund chairman Mrs. Robert Hendrickson reports early Red Cross drive receipts total 133.46 with 63 in special gifts and 74.046 from booths at banks and post office.416.05 of 3,400 quota raised in first two days. booth coordinators Halloween. Wear your Red Cross button proudly says county fund chair R W Blaha and urges participation in the 1950 membership drive.
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Red Cross Fund
Robert Hendrickson
City Fund
Katherine Bowell
Jane Trumpy
E. B. Lux
Harrold Haworth
E. C. Hamilton
J. Leo Norton
Roy Zweifel
E. R .Blair
RW. “Blaha
Henry Tschudy
Red Cross
R. W. Blaha
County Fund
United States
McCarthy Attacks Jessup as Commie-Influenced Policy Founder
Senator McCarthy, before the subcommittee, labeled Dr. Phil C. Jessup as having an unusual affinity for communist causes while noting his role in formulating far eastern policy and ties to the American-Russian Institute. He offered to testify in closed sessions, but the committee planned public hearings.
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Miss Kenyon
McCarthy
Phillip C. Jessup
State Department
Far East
Jessup
American Russian Institute
Argyle Homemakers Meeting Discusses Fitting Patterns
The Argyle Homemakers met March 7 at Mrs. Leila Winger’s home. The gathering began at 1 p.m. with a potluck dinner followed by Mrs. Henry White presenting a talk on fitting patterns.
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Deguss Patterns
Argyle
Leila Winger
Henry White
Juda Forensics Team Heads to Orfordville Meet
Nine Juda High School students, chosen from fifty entrants, will compete at the Orfordville sectional with Juda Albany and Orfordville teams. Finalists include Shirley Rosheisen original oratory, William Brunkow non original oratory, Maxine Miller extemporaneous speaking, Janet Arnsmeier and Helen Stettler extemporaneous reading, Verlene Kaderly Audrey Roberts serious declamation, Thomas Roberts and Bette Vanderbilt humorous declamations.
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Uaa
Limes Opery
Orfordville
Platteville State Teachers College
Juda
Albany
Shirley Rosheisen
Orginal
William Brunkow
Maxine Miller
Janet Arnsmeier
Helen Stettler
Verlene Kaderly
Audrey Roberts
Thomas Roberts
Bette Vanderbilt
Local People and Social Notes Roundup
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Alden J Hawthorn returning from a Florida wedding trip. Mrs J W Lewis of Wauwatosa visits with her sister Mrs Herman L Schindler. Mrs Scott Ransom of Evans ton visits daughter Mrs Ralph K Kofoed and family. Bake sale Saturday March 11 at 10 a.m. at Wisconsin Power and Light office by Union Presbyterian ladies guild. Roy Cary and Len Huntington visit sick husband in St. Clare hospital. Dr and Mrs F J Bongiorno and Carolyn attend high school band concert in Albany. Charles Deininger, now Lafayette hotel Rockford, had eye cataract operation. Rosemary Niederberger visits with parents. Mrs George C Yeazel returns to work after five week layoff from accident.
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Alden J. Hawthorn
12Th Street
Florida
J. W. Lewis
Wauwatosa
Herman L. Schindler
Scott Ransom
Evanston
Ralph K.kofoed
Wisconsin Power and Light Office
Ladies’ Guild of
Union Presbyterian Church
Rosemary Niederberger
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
William Niederberger
George C. Yeazel
16Th Street
Chocolate Shop
Concert program continues with Mozart and Mendelssohn selections
The program opens with a Chinese idol mood and Mozart’s Shepherd King overture. Weinberger’s Czech Rhapsody contrasts with the oriental fantasy. The string section delivers Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, first movement. The band performs His Honor, Deep South, Fingal's Cave, and Salutation. Soloist Heidi Pfaeffli. awards given for ticket sales. Madame E'Clare Lunaticus to perform again tonight.
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Mozart
Weinberger
Deep South
Old South
New Orleans
Mendelssohn
Fingal’s Cave
Scotland
Barnard
Monroe
Heidi Pfaeffli
Gladys Due
Maureen Bruni
Ruth Feldt
Darlene Johson
Madame E'Clare Lunaticus
Wineher Opera Co
Social Events Named To Fraternity
Lois Speich daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy A Speich 2310 17th avenue has been elected to membership in Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternity in education at LaCrosse state teachers college Miss Speich a junior in the elementary course is one of 19 so honored.
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Lois Speich
Roy A. Speich
17Th Avenue
Kappa Delta Pi
LaCrosse State Teachers College
Miss Speich
National Guard Enlistments Open in Wisconsin Unit
National Guard enlistees are being accepted in Co. XK under Capt. Theodore J. Burey. The unit plans a 90 enlisted men ceiling. current strength is 60 enlisted and two officers. Payroll for 54 enlisted men and two officers totaled $2,190. Top marksmen Nondahl Coplien and Niederberger will compete in a National Rifle Association postal match, with an elimination on Friday night and postal match next Monday.
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Co. XK
Theodore J. Burey
John F. Mullen
Wisconsin National Guard
Co. K
Charles Derendinger
Monticello
Fred Kleineschay
Plymouth
Ida
Rose Derendinger
National Rifle Association
Arthur C. Nondahl
Dwight C. Coplien
William Niederberger
Profit-Taking Hits Wheat Trading Prices
Grains could not sustain gains as profit-taking pulled wheat lower. March and May posted new highs but failed to hold, while corn rye and soybeans moved little. March beans showed relative weakness throughout the session.
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Board of Trade
Attend Stauffer Rites Monticello Funeral Attendees
Among out of town attendees at the funeral of Robert M. Stauffer Monday were Adam Marty Earl Geiger of Monroe Albert Marty of Lake Mills Clark Smith Clarence Marty Virgil Brechnen Florence Marty of Madison J A Freitag Ernest Roberts Sr Mmes Alvin Ott Fred J Duerst Larry Klassy Emanuel Streit Jacob K Ott of New Glarus Mr and Mrs Casper Zentner J Vincent Egan of Belleville Mrs Herman Pluss Gottfried Thoman of Albany and Mrs Anna Gempeler of Footville.
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Stauffer
Monticello
Robert M. Stauffer
Messrs
Mmes
Adam Marty
Earl Geiger
Monroe
Albert Marty
Lake Mills
Clark Smith
Clarence Marty
Virgil Brechnen
Florence Marty
Madison
J. A. Freitag
Ernest_Roberts sr
Alvin Ott
Fred J. Duerst
Larry Klassy
Emanuel Streitf
Jacob K Ott
New Glarus
Casper Zentner
J. Vincent Egan
Belleville
Herman Pluss
Gottfried Thoman
Albany
Anna Gempeler
Footville
Monroe 4-H elects Brunkow president at first meeting
Robert Brunkow was elected president of the Monroe Agriculture 4-H club at its first meeting. Delbert Neuenschwander is vice president, Paul Jeglum secretary treasurer, and David Babler reporter. The next meeting is set for April 3.
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Monroe Club
Robert Brunkow
Monroe Agriculture 4-H Club
Delbert Neuenschwander
Paul Jeglum
David Babler
Decatur
Betty Zhlert
Lee Rosa
Marvin Balkow
Betty Ehlert
Gary Malkow
Pickups Find Lost Wallet in Hayfield Near Monroe
Thomas Steiner reported his billfold containing $208.77 missing from a hayfield five miles west of Monroe last July. His son Clarence found the purse yesterday while tossing hay from the mow. a pitch fork had pierced it, but the money remained intact and undamaged aside from the fork mark.
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Thomas Steiner
Monroe
Clarence
Monticello Firemen to Host Spring Meeting
Monticello firemen will host the Southern Wisconsin Northern Mines Firemen's association spring meeting this May. Plans were discussed at the regular Monday evening village hall meeting. Milwaukee plan praised for ward redistricting by Assemblywoman Ruth Doyle.
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Monticello
Wisconsin-Northern Mines Firemen's _ association
Village Hall
LAUDS
Milwaukee
Ruth Doyle
Madison
Center Activity Expansion Studied
Recreation director L L Kitchen outlines plans to expand the new youth center in the Lager building into a city wide community hub for all ages. Angle members raise funds for decorations and equipment at the Sager 1 site while adults are sought for labor and financial aid. Remodeling continues with a mid April opening anticipated. The center will take all three floors of the former pop factory, with garage space rented by the park board, south of the armory on 18th avenue.
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Kitchen
Angle
Sager 1
Pop
Park Board
18Th Avenue
Orangeville Women Attend Progress Day
Fourteen members of the Orangeville Home Bureau attended County Progress Day at the Freeport Farm Bureau auditorium yesterday afternoon. Present were Mmes Roy Hefty Glenn Keuler J D Shaffer Louis Zipse Curt Cole Clarence Barker Wilmer Palmer Elroy Hughes Leo Rusk David Miller G B Goodhart Donald Leck Fred Zunker and Glen Bolender.
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Angeville Home Bureau Unit
Freeport Farm Bureau
Mmes
Roy Hefty
Glenn Keuler
J. D. Shaffer
Louis Zipse
Curt Cole
Clarence Barker
Wilmer Palmer
Elroy Hughes
Leo Rusk
David Miller
G. B.’Goodhart
Donald Leck
Fred Zunker
Glen Bolender
Dr. J W Robilette Acquires Miller Optometry Practice
Dr. J W Robilette, formerly of Chicago, announces the Miller optometry practice acquisition from Dr. Bessie Miller. He is NI College of Optometry graduate (1948) and Navy medical corps veteran who will operate at the Miller jewelry store location with his wife and son in residence.
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Furcnase
Bessie Miller
Jack W. Robilette
Chicago
Robilette
Northern Illinois College of Optometry
Navy Medical Corps
Marine Division
Guadalcanal
Jackie
18Th Avenue
Miller
Walter A. Miller
Miler
J. J. Smith
Wisconsin Optometrists Association
American Optometric Association
Funeral services for Mrs Roy Dahms held today
Services for Mrs Roy Dahms were held today at the Shriner Neu home with Rev Newell Mendenhall officiating. Burial took place in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank Rakouska Conrad Eyrick Fred Probst Browntown J D Bechtol Browntown Charles Hartwig Browntown and Orson Wells.
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Roy
Tortured Embassy Aide Gets 15 Years
Sofia reports Michael Shipley a former translator for the Ul Tegation was sentenced to 15 years after pleading guilty to spying for the United States. Four co-defendants received 4 to 12 year terms. The Sofia district court president called the verdict lenient and warned defendants not to return to Bulgrian citizens. Shipakov testified he was tortured and an affidavit described extorted confession. State Department said they believed he was dead or held on trumped up charges, releasing his story to underline police torture concerns.
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Sofia
Michael Shipley
United States
Shipkov
U. S. State Department
State Department
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Schaetlzes
L. L. Kitchen
Orangeville
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J.W. Robilette
Saas
Elgin
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Henslee
de of Eigiloy
Dixie Shop
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