March 27 1950 Weather Update for North and South Regions
Occasional rain or snow in the north and rain with colder conditions in the south tonight, followed by Tuesday snow in the north and continued rain and cold in the south. Strong winds, lows 25 to 30 northwest and 20 to 25 southeast. highs 20 to 35 north and 35 to 40 south. Precipitation since Saturday is rain. Barometer 29.52 at 1 am and 28.54 at 1 pm. Warmest in Abilene Texas 92, coldest in S Ste Marie Michigan 24. Sunrise 5:53, sunset 6:19.
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U.S. Abilene
Texas
S. Ste
Real Estate Transfers And Local Birth Notices
Real estate transfers show James Hutton transferring property to Edna Crooks in Monroe including Emerson and Moulton additions. Deaths note Brodhead resident 79 and Anna Plautz 80. In Hollan, Linda Marie Retrum eight months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Retrum. Ward Stackpole with address 2328 14th Avenue reports a son born March 25. Mr and Mrs Gerald Thomm route 3 report a daughter born March 27.
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James Hutton
Edna
Crooks
Kik
Emerson
Moulton
Add
Monroe
Rrea Sumke
Brodhead
Anna Plautz
Warren
Linda Marie Retrum
Lawrence Retrum
Hollanal
Ward A. Stackpole
14Th Avenue
Gerald Thomm
Local Hospital Notices Include Dismissals and Contacts
St. Clare Hospital listings show Delbert L. Hemanson Albert F. Barton and others in Woodford Janesville Green Bay area. An accident involves John L. Streiff New Glarus. Medical names include Mary Ann Wright Chicago Mrs. Walter Raethz Beloit James T. Bovie Janesville Harry Krause Albany. Dismissals list LaVerne Prien Mrs Clarence F Isaacson and son Mrs Leo Riggle Mrs Sophia Hanz Elmer Berger Mrs James Igau James Fahey Mrs William Hafen and son Erma L Barth Mrs Sylvan Disch and son Mrs Leo Kaul and daughter Roland Syse Mrs Maynard C Losey Therese and Clarice Emberson Carl Turben.
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William Hafen
Erma L. Barth
Sylvan Disch
Leo Kaul
Roland Syse
Maynard C. “Losey
Therese
Clarice Emberson
Carl Turben
R J Antes Elected President Of Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters
R J Antes of Evansville was elected president of the Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters Association at its annual Evansville meeting. He succeeds W F Hintzman of Madison. Other officers elected include Hugh Harper of Lancaster as vice president and Phil D Pearsall of Evansville as secretary treasurer. John T Hauser of Monroe attended as a director.
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R.J. Antes
Coon
Fox
R. J. Antes
Evansville
Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters’ Association
W. F. Hintzman
Madison
Hugh Harper
Lancaster
Phil D. ‘Pearsall
John T. Hauser
Monroe
Smithy Worker Hurt Eye In Blacksmith Shop Accident
John L. Streiff, 72, of New Glarus sustained a serious left eye injury Saturday afternoon when struck by steel while working at his village blacksmith shop. He was rushed to St. Clare hospital where major surgery was performed. Streiff has operated the New Glarus smithy for 40 years.
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J.L. Streiff Hurton Smith
John L. Streiff
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Streiff
New Glarus Smithy
Fred Bumke Dies After Short Illness
Fred Bumke died at 8 30 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after a brief illness He was a retired Juda farmer born April 2 1879 in Germany He married Anna Wohlwend Feb 27 1898 and is survived by a daughter Mrs Ben Cleveland Albany a brother Paul Browntown three sisters and two grandchildren Services Wednesday at 2 p m at Newcomer funeral home Brodhead with Rev J C Robertson officiating Burial in Brodhead Greenwood cemetery Friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 p m
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Fred Burne
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Browntown
Charles Schadewaldt
Monroe
Minnie Bunyan
Rochester
Minn
Millie MecMede
Washington
Kas
Alice Mae Cleveland
Hammond
Ind
Donald Cleveland
Albany
Burke
Modern Woodmen of the World
Newcomer Funeral Home
Snyder Family Relocates to Freeport Residence and Business
Harold T Snyder his wife and two children have moved from the Ludlow hotel to a new apartment on Exchange Street Freeport. Snyder sold his interest in Snively and Snyder furniture firm last fall and now owns Spencer Leather Goods Co a retail and wholesale furnishings and leather findings firm. He also bought the building housing the business and the Snyder residence.
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H.T. Snyder
Freeport
Harold T. Snyder
Diane
William
Ludlow
Exchange Street
Snyder
Snively and Snyder Furniture
Spencer Leather Goods Co
Snyders
Baptism of Two-Month-Old Robert Allan Ruchti
Robert Allan Ruchti, two months old, was baptized Sunday at home by Rev. Howard L. Orians. Godparents were Miss Yvonne Metz and Eugene Schwend. A dinner at the Schwend home followed. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schwend of Rockford, Mrs. Magdalina Ruchti and Alfred of Browntown, Miss Helen Ruchti of Freeport, and Miss Metz and Mr. Schwend.
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Stobert Allan Huchs
Harold A. Ruchti
10Th Street
Howard L. Orians
Yvonne Metz
Eugene Schwend
Nelson Schwend
Ruchtis
Glenn Schwend
Rockford
Magdalina Ruchti
Ailfred
Browntown
Helen Ruchti
Freeport
Metz
Schwend
Air Force Sergeant Admits Murder After Drinking
In San Rafael California a beefy air force sergeant confessed to FBI agents that drinking caused him to strangle 44 year old warrant officer Fairy E Decker of York Pennsylvania at Hamilton Air Base. Sgt Lyle H Buswell 32 native of Vermont pleaded there was no reason to kill her.
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San Rafael
Calif
Air Force
Lyle H. Buswell
Buswell
Vermont
FBI
WAF
Fairy E. Decker
York
Hamilton Air Base
Pickups Along The News Beats
George E. Jacobs of Western Union says Monroe not on the list to receive singing telegrams, though messages may be dispatched from here. Telegrams resume Saturday after a long break since 1942. Fire Chief H. L. Sickinger was in a bath when the alarm sounded yesterday and his dog Skipper barked along, unable to run to the station due to mud.
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George E. Jacobs
Western Union
Monroe
H. L. Sickinger
Skipper
Funeral for Denley I. Priest in Grand Rapids
Services were held in Grand Rapids Michigan for Denley I Priest husband of former Monroe resident Maxine Booth killed in a Friday night automobile crash Christian Science readings were given by Evered Dudley Burial followed at Restlawn cemetery uniformed pallbearers from Furniture City American Legion post attended along with Mrs Max G Booth and Mrs Agnes Roderick both of Monroe who have remained in Grand Rapids since Saturday
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Denley I
Grand Rapids
Mich
Maxine Booth
Monroe
Eggebeen
Evered Dudley
Restlawn
Furniture City American Legion Post
Max G. Booth
Priest
Agnes Roderick
Monte Visit Highlights Fair Trade Delegation Tour
Lenwood Monte and his mother visit while recovering at home as Monte's Maple Grove Inn stop coincides with a 17 day choir tour. Carthage College choir member Sam Greenwald convalesces at home after virus pneumonia and flu. The Beloit Lena area tour includes Freeport Polo Dixon Newton Celina and Fairfield stops with a nation wide WMAQ broadcast on March 19.
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Monte
Lenwood
Marie
Maple Grove
Sam R. Greenwald
Carthage College
Freeport
Beloit
Lena
Rockford
Cwlege
Polo
Dixon
TI. Newton
Cel
Far Rapids
Fairfield
Fentil Family Buys Home On 6th Street
Dr and Mrs Wayne J Fentil purchase the house at 1243 6th Street from Mrs Virgil A Stautfacher They reside at 820% 18th Avenue Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Fred W Marty plan a move on April 1 from 1617 15th Street to the Earl Geigel House at 512 22nd Avenue Across the street from St Clare Hospital Mr and Mrs Charles Porter will relocate to the Martys vacated residence
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Wayne J. Fentil
6Th Street
Virgil A. Stautfacher
18Th Avenue
Martys
Fred W. Marty
15Th , Street
Earl Geigel
22Nd Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Charles
Porter
Monroe Cheese Center Highlighted During Visit
Maurice Goethals of Moline Illinois traveled to Ludlow to visit Mr and Mrs Louis J Goethals at the Ludlow hotel. He toured a Webb City St Petersburg store and saw a display of Swiss cheese labeled Monroe as the world’s biggest cheese center. Nathan F Burgy attended a Wisconsin State Traffic Officers dinner at Stevens Point yesterday and serves as a trustee.
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Maurice Goethals
Moline
Louis J. Goethals
Ludlow
Monroe
Florida
Webb City
St.Petersburg
Nathan F. Burgy
Stevens Point
Wisconsin State Traffic Officers’ Association
Relative succumbs in Monticello area death toll rises
Mrs. George C. Steinmann and Mrs. Willis J. Marty were summoned to Indianapolis by the death of Elmer Goldsmith. Funeral services were held Thursday. Goldsmith was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Steinmann and an uncle of Mrs. Marty. A second son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Stackpole at 2328 14th Avenue. Named James Ward, he has an older brother Brian, two, and one-half years. Mrs. Stackpole is the former Catherine White of Warren.
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Monticello
George C. Steinmann
Willis J. Marty
Indianapolis
Elmer Goldsmith
Goldsmith
Steinmann
Marty
Ward A. Stackpole
14Th Avenue
James Ward
Brian
Goetzes Return to City From Miami Visit
The Chester Goetzes, wintering in Miami, are returning by plane on Wednesday to resume residence here. Their son Robert and family will arrive later this week. Robert L. Rote attends the ninth national session of the conference of American small business organizations in Washington today through this week.
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Willis Blum
Monticer
Monroe
Oliver Kettwig
Whitewater
Paul Patton
Rockford
John Cummings
John Vogel
Monroe Center
Ill
Charles Lawson
Orangeville
Patricia Tobin
Burlington
Ben Jenny
8Th Avenue
Clara Hasse
Mmes
Lloyd Hasse
Chester Hasse
Roger
Mary Jane
W. S. MacDonald
W. R. MacDonald
Tomah
Robert la Marche
Mauston
W. A. Weins
Sauk City
Goetzes
Chester Goetzes
Miami
Robert
Washington
Robert L. Rote
Ith
Conference of American Small Business Organizations
Washington, D. C
Phone Gossipers Delay Fire Call Over Rural Line
Henry F. Sunderlage of Dane county reported a rural telephone line was blocked by two women delaying a call to summon the Blooming Grove fire department when his machine shed caught fire Friday. The shed and about 6000 dollars of farm machinery burned. He said one woman refused the plea saying they were just visiting and it took ten minutes to get the line.
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Sunderlage
Ship Trials Start Norfolk Trials for Missouri officers
General courts martial opened in Norfolk to try two senior officers of the battleship Missouri after she ran aground in Chesapeake Bay on January 17, a case aiming to determine accountability for the incident and assess the ship's mishap handling.
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Norfolk
Missouri
Chesappeake Bay
New Premier Acts In Belgian Crisis
Albert Devere, Belgiums premier designate, begins talks to end a two week monarchy crisis. With no government and a paralysed parliament, ratification of the U S Belgium military aid treaty faces delay. Parliament may be dissolved, delaying ratification for about 40 days after elections. Devere, a liberal, was named premier designate Saturday.
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Artissers
Bengsum
Albert Devere
Europe
Leopold
Devere
Liberal Party
Fire kills two in Milwaukee flat blaze disaster
A Sunday morning fire in a five family Milwaukee flat killed two residents and injured ten others while leaving about 75 homeless. Firefighters faced intense flames in the four story building in the Negro district as they rescued trapped tenants. Mrs. Mattie Holman was among the residents affected.
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Milwaukee
Mattie Holman
Tragic Apartment Jump and Fire Injuries Reported
A resident leaped from a rear third floor window ending her life. Firemen found Harry Davis, 59, suffocated in a bedroom corner. Ten people hospitalized with burns cuts and other injuries from the incident.
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Harry Davis
Soybean Rise Boosts Prices on All Grain
Futures gains led soybean prices higher with daily limits reached at times and wheat up about seven cents. Rumors of a government purchase of 100 to 110 tank cars of soybean oil supported buying, while cottonseed oil futures also climbed to a seasonal high.
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NEILY
Pam Sp
Fridright &Tait
Monroe High School
Fred Bumke
Robert Allan Ruchti
Aoe
George H. Schuh
Forrest Zimmerman
Juda
Pauline Schwarzenberg
Argyle
Marvin Rausch
Chicago
H. W. Biffle
Kenosha
William Siedschlag
Marion Mueller
Walter Christen
Dayton
Gottlieb Oberholzer
Mary Ann
St. Omar
Ces
W. M.rnv
Dorothy
Helen Brawand
Clara Brawand
Karl Richard Kundert
Henry Kundert
Bernard Gib
Gregor
Janes
Kenneth Koepnicks
Benjamin C. Cullen
Fred Boesiger
Betsy Volmary
Wilmette
Judith
Gempler
Wisconsin General Hospital
Elmer Rowe
Cuba City
Mamie Rowe
W. C.rust
15Th Avenue
Harold C. Berger
Stanton Stears
Berger
Robert Gempler
Roger Haberman
Nancy
Susan
Peter
Wauwatosa
E. P. Haberman
Russell’ Matzke
John Chambers
Sid Tilley
West Milwaukee
Thomas Gibbons
Tilleys
Emma Tilley
Adolph Meinert
Herbert Falk
Zion
Stella Baumgartner
Falks
Arnold Falk
Carol Brent
Denier
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead Ynew
Committee On Fair Trade
Waffle Shop
Monroe Evening Times
Bauman and Denney
Buri Electric
Snively and Snyder
Seppes
Kroehler
Rose Mohair
America
Howell
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