NE party RECORD March 22 1950
Clearing and colder tonight with light snow in the east this afternoon. Thursday brings fair and warmer weather with low 18 25 NW to 25 30 SE and high 40 45. Precip since yesterday includes rain and snow. barometer 29.28 at 1 PM. Sunrise 6 02 sunset 6 13. Warmest spot yesterday Yuma 88, Cheyenne coldest 15. Year ago highs 62, low 38. Highest since yesterday 39, lowest 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Yuma
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
Real Estate Transfers and Small Claims Case
Real estate transfer from Fred Kubli Sr estate to M C Durfee for block 6 Scott's addition Monroe. Small Claims Court filed against Daryle Kubly route 4 for one headlight and tail light total $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kubli Sr
M. C. Durfee
Blk
Scott's Add
City of
Monroe
Small Claims Court
Harold Lampoley
Daryle Kubly
Justice Cases and Births in Wisconsin County Notices
Justice L A Koenig found L A Koenig and John McGonigal both of Browntown guilty of drunk and disorderly conduct with $40 fine or 14 days in county jail. Glenn Balzly of Monroe pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated with $85 and costs. Marriage licenses granted to rauune Lower and Donald Homan of Orangeville. Births record: Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Kingsley Janesville daughter born March 22. Mr and Mrs Leo Kaul Belleville daughter born March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Koenig
John McGonigal
Browntown
Glenn Balzly
Monroe
Rauune Lower
Donald Homan
Orangeville
Stephenson County
Illinois
Kenneth L. Kingsley
Janesville
Leo Kaul
Belleville
St Clare Hospital Surgical Banquet Receives FFA Backing
St Clare Hospital lists attendees including Robert E. Syse Maurer and Mrs. Riggle as guests for a banquet in Lee Weiss Johnson community rooms. Dr W E Nylin of Platteville State college will speak with Eldon Schraepfer serving as toastmaster. Band mothers club to serve meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert _E. _ Syse
Blanchardville
Fred
Maurer
New Glarus
Leo Riggle
Lth Street
Archie’ C. Woodman
Janesville
Walter Katzenberger
Darington
Dell Fink
George McKillip
Alfred Blanchardville
Mathys and Son
Harry
FFA Satterlee
Judith Hartwig
Dav
Spring Weather Causes Snow Drift and Melt
The second day of thaw brought four inches more wet snow, but rapid melting from warmer temperatures helped clear streets and highways. City crews worked to remove snow while minor collisions occurred. highs reached 39 and lows 31 with rain near Lake Michigan and snow inland. The forecast calls for colder, clearing conditions tonight and warmer weather tomorrow.
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Sying
Arnold K Kruth Dies in Michigan
Arnold K. Kruth of LaPeer Michigan died at age unknown last night. He was husband of Fay Ather ton and son of E. Porterfield. The Kraths married June 18 1929 at Albany home of the Athertons. He operated a grocery and bakery in LaPeer. Survived by widow mother and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Yopeemsy
Arnold K. Kruth
LaPeer
Mich
Fay Atherton
E. D. Porterfield
Brodhead
Alice Barton
la Peer
Porterfield
Krath
Kraths
J. P. Athertons
Mrs Hannah Rundhaug of Mt Horeb Dies at 77
Mrs Hannah Rundhaug 77 of Mt Horeb died Tuesday at her Perry township home. Funeral services are Friday at 1:30 at her home and 2 at Darleyville Lutheran church with Rev L A Lavik officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by three daughters Mrs Carl Olson Mt Horeb Mrs Olaf Olson Black Earth Mrs Jacob Schraepfer Blue Mounds and two sons Orville Mt Horeb Marcel Dodgeville. Gesme funeral home in charge
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Mit
Hannah Rundhaug
Perry Township
Darleyville Lutheran Church
L.A. Lavik
Gesme Funeral Home
Carl Olson
Mt. Horeb
Olaf Olson
Black
Death notice for Carl Christianson of Mt. Horeb
Carl Christianson 92 of Mt. Horeb died Tuesday at the home of his stepson Clarence Jelle Blanchardville after a brief illness. He was a retired Perry township farmer and is survived by son Olaf Mt. Horeb two daughters Mrs Caroline Berg Pittsville and Karen Christianson Norway. Services likely Saturday Gesme funeral home Mt. Horeb is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christianson
Mt. Horeb
Clarence Jelle
Blanchardville
Perry Township
Olaf Mt. Horeb
Caroline Berg
Pittsville
Karen Christianson
Norway
Gesme Funeral Home
Herbert Paulus Dies at St. Petersburg Florida
Herbert Paulus, 73, died Tuesday in St. Petersburg Florida while visiting wintering with Mrs. Paulus formerly Kathryn Disch Sherbondy. The Pauluses left Albany in October for the winter. they moved from Milwaukee last summer. He was a retired railroad man. Mrs. Paulus will travel to Milwaukee Friday with the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Paulus
St. Petersburg
Fla
Albany
Paulus
Kathryn Disch Sherbondy
Pauluses
Milwaukee
Peterson to Address Three Major Rallies
Marshall L. Peterson a Monroe attorney will speak in Appleton tonight as part of his campaign for the state supreme court in April 4 election. He is to address a Manitowoc group on Thursday and a Sheboygan gathering on Friday.
Local Socials and Visits Chronicle Monroe Area
Personal mentions list Mrs Werner Schmidt and Madi son visiting all day. Robert Becker from Orangeville was in Monroe as a visitor. Mr and Mrs William Peter son from Byron were in Monroe. Mrs Tom Schadle and Mrs Nelson Polhill from Lena were Monroe visitors. Wedding urns shipment urged by Rosa Florist. Madison callers include Mrs A E Mitchell and Mrs Lee Mitchell. Bowling tournament attendance noted for Arthur Peterson Robert Davenport and Dr T W Reilly at Fond du Lac. Joan Kundert of Madison General Hospital spent weekend with her parents. Louis R Wolle son attended Fond du Lac bowling tourney and is retiring association president. Fred R Simpson and family visited his parents in Montfort. Funeral attendees for Charles Trickle of Freeport listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Schmidt
Madison
Robert Becker
Orangeville
Monroe
William Peterson
Byron
Tom Schadle
Nelson Polhill
Lena
Rosa Florist
A. E. Mitchell
13Th Avenue
Lee Mitchell
7Th Street
Arthur Peterson
Robert Davenport
T. W. Reilly
Fond du Lac
Joan Kundert
Madison General Hospital
Ralph Kundert
16Th Avenue
Louis R. Wolleson
Fred R. Simpson
Roy Simpson
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Dittmar
Funeral services for Mrs Henry Dittmar, 1329 23rd Avenue, were held at 2 p m at Stuessy funeral home. Rev Ralph Kofoed of the Methodist church officiated. Burial followed in Bethel cemetery with nephews Roland Thorp Dale Taft Clifford Jordan David Menzies Kenneth Lutz and Ben Abraham as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dittmar
23Rd Avenue
Stuessy Funeral Home
Ralph Kofoed
Methodist Church
Bethel Cemetery
Roland, Thorp
Dale Taft
Browntown
Clifford Jordan
McConnell
David Menzies
Kenneth Lutz
Lena
Ben Abraham
Janesville Wins $135,000 Loan for Public High School Plans
The General Services Administration announced a $135,000 loan to Janesville for preparing plans for a new public high school. The project is slated to cost about $3,533,500. A separate item notes a minor collision between a truck operated by Laurence W. Eatinger and a car driven by Lucius F. Smith at 11 15 this morning. Delavan approved construction of a new graded school in a special referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janesvile
General Services Administration
Laurence W. Eatinger
Clinton
Lucius F. Smith
8Th Avenue
13Th Street
16Th Avenue
Delavan
Mrs. Siedschlag Taken at Winslow
One of Winslow’s oldest residents Mrs. August Siedschlag 8 died yesterday after weeks of illness. Born October 2, 1861 in Friedsburg Germany she immigrated with husband August in 1882. Survived by five sons two daughters six grandchildren and one great grandchild. services Friday at Cardascio funeral home and Winslow Methodist church with burial at Rock Lily cemetery.
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Winslow
August Siedschlag
Hermine Raumbaum
Friedsburg
Germany
America
Warren
Elmer
Iowa Falls
Benjamin
Anno
Ackley
Levi Reidelbaugh
Winstow
Francis Hanig
Hampton
Siedschlag
German Evangelical Church
Cardascio Funeral Home
Winslow Methodist Church
Richard Harding
Rock Lily Cemetery
Trappists Escape Monastery Blaze
A $2,000,000 fire destroyed four buildings of the Our Lady of the Valley Trappist monastery in North Cumberland Rhode Island. Flames tore through the chapel infirmary guest house and monk’s dormitory as residents and guests escaped or leaped to safety. Priceless manuscripts and monk files were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Cumberland
R. I
Our Lady of the Valley
GEMPLER VISIT AND FAMILY CARE AT HOME
Robert Gempler and Mrs. Harold C. Berger visited Mrs. Gempler at Madison General Hospital after spinal surgery. Berger, former Lena Stears of Monroe, cares for the Gempler children during hospitalization. Berger plans to attend the Houston convention with Dr. George Divers. Emma Kubly suffers a stroke at her son Herman Kubly’s New Glarus home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gempler
Robert Gempler
Harold C. Berger
Milwaukee
Madison General Hospital
Monticello
George Divers
Kay
Houston
Tex
Divers
Emma Kubly
Herman Kubly
New Glarus
Kubly
Monroe
W. S. Hoesly
Delmar Kubly
Births Reported for Edward Arnold’s Daughter and Kingsley’s Baby
Mr and Mrs Edward Arnold Chicago announce the birth of a second daughter to their family. Mrs Arnold is Mary Hollis Share, daughter of John Shares of 1509 8th Street. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kingsley Janesville announce a daughter born today at St Clare hospital. Mr Kingsley serves as a patrolman on the Janesville police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Arnold
Chicago
Kenneth
Kingsley
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Ninety New Homes Built from GI Fund
Gordon Huseby announces the GI housing program since the 1949 law took effect last October. The state department reports $148,100 granted for 90 new homes, $45,400 loaned for improvements on 38 homes, and $373,500 for purchasing 250 homes for veterans. The law allows veterans up to a $2,000 loan on a $10,000 home.
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Gordon Huseby
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Huseby
Wisconsin County Fairs Schedule and Figures for 1950
The 1950 Wisconsin county fairs open July 27 to Aug 31 with events statewide led by the Green County Fair. The state department of agriculture in Madison announces 70 fairs, with West Allis held Aug 19 to 27. In 1949 more than 1,080,908 attended and receipts totaled 1,450,807 dollars.
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Green County
State Department of Agriculture
Madison
Wisconsin
Stoughton
West Allis
Portage and
Slinger
Chippewa Falls
Jefferson
Antigo
Galesville
Seymour
Green Lake
Westfield
Tomah
Glenwood City
Merrill
Fond du Lac
Janesville
la Crosse
Menomonie
Wausau
Cedarburg
Darlington
Wilmott
Elroy
Wausaukee
Rhinelander
Spooner
Superior
Medford
Neillsville
Rice Lake
de Pere
Gillett
Platteville
Ladysmith
Ellsworth
Manitowoc
Bloomington
Hayward
Chilton
Elkhorn
Luxemburg
Mineral Point
Plymouth
Shawano
Rosholt
Marshfield
Beaver Dam
Gays Mills
St. Croix Falls
Friendship
Richland” Center
Weyatiwega
Viroqua
Lodi
Grants
Fairs Dates Pending for Wisconsin Towns
Dates for fairs at Ashland Athens Crandon Durand Eau Claire and Union Grove have not been determined.
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Milwaukee
Ashland
Athens
Crandon
Durand
Eau Claire
Union Grove
Eyskens Steps Away From Belgian Crisis
Acting Premier Gaston Eyskens said he could not solve the Belgian political crisis over King Leopold and handed the task to Count Henri Carton de Wiart, an 81 year old member of the Social Christian party who was a minister without portfolio. Socialists and liberals suggest the king should abdicate in favor of his 19 year old son Prince Baudouin to unite factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russes
Gaston Eyskens
Leopold
Eyskens
Henri Carton de Wiart
Social Christian
Catholic
Prince Bauduoin
Babies Startle Staff By Cries Before Birth
Two infant girls cried before birth at Kentucky Baptist Hospital Sunnyside. An early cry, heard in the delivery room by doctors and nurses, preceded the birth of an baby girl to Mrs Robert G Hallowell of Louisville at 1 43 a m. Nine hours later another girl cried before birth during delivery to Mrs Phillip G Zapp of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnvine
Kentucky Baptist Hospital
Robert G. Hallowell
Louisville
Hallowell
Phillip G. Zapp
Fairchild Orders Wisconsin Tobacco Inquiry
Wisconsin Attorney General Thomas Fairchild announced a statewide inquiry into alleged unfair tobacco leaf purchases. Seven corporations and one individual were ordered to appear before Madison and Viroqua court commissioners to provide information for anti trust price restraint investigations aimed at growers.
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Afadison
Atty
Thomas Fairchild
Wisconsin
Madison
Viroqua
Fairchild
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William Faye ‘Newman
Juda
Nicholas Luchsinger
Dane County
Edward ©. Phillipson
Argyle
Horeb
Mick
Michigan
Stricken
Blanchardville Band
Mothers
Armstrong
17Th Street
Monroe, Wis
Armstrong Furniture
Kerry Keith
Schulze
Sahara
Lamboley Coal & Ice Co
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Firth
Hiway
Lee's Parade
Bayon Gabardine
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