Rain and snow mix across regions with mild temperatures
Weather summary from the Atha Daily Record notes rain sleet or snow in northwest areas and rain in east and south portions tonight diminishing Thursday. Winds expected to be strong Thursday with little temperature change. Readings show a 29.50 barometer at 1 am and 29.60 at 1 pm with Jacksonville Florida recording the warmest U S temperature yesterday at 87 degrees.
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U. S
Jacksonville
Fla
Real Estate Transfers In Decatur and New Glarus
Nettie M. Milks estate transfers land in Decatur township to Maurice Visger. Amelia Stauffer conveys W% of outlet 122 on the village plat of New Glarus to Roy Co. Bentley with street reservations.
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Nettie M. Milks
Maurice Visger
Decatur Township
Amelia Stauffer
Roy Co. Bentley
New Glarus
Estates Probated and Administrations Issued In Local Wills
Probate actions list Adda Brodhead estate terms under a 1948 will and Anna Deal administration to John Robertson. Appraisers Albert Nolty Clayton Clark Perry Deal of Monroe. Roy Chesebro named executor for John W. Beach estate with prapers F F Hartwig Russell Prien Harry C Young. A 1946 will directs specific bequests to Rose Silver Monticello Roy Chesebro Elmer Roderick and balance to Lola Engelhardt and three other stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
Anna Deal
Albert Nolty
Clayton Clark
Perry Deal
Monroe
Roy Chesebro
John W. Beach
Russell Prien
F. F. Hartwig
Harry C. Young
Rose Silver
Monticello
Elmer Roderick
Birth announcements for Boeck and Mitz families
Mr and Mrs Delbert Boeck of New Glarus welcome a son born March 30. Mr and Mrs Alois Mitz of route 1 Monroe report a daughter born March 29.
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Delbert Boeck
New Glarus
Alois Mitz
Route 1
Monroe
Hospital Notices and Dismissals List
St. Clare Hospital Surgical: Mrs. Maurice Wing er Argyle. Medical: Mrs. Gottlieb Zumbrunnen route 4 Monroe Mrs. Henry Beachey Cuba City. Dismissals: Dennis Oostdik Mrs. Charles Ebert Mrs. Henry Babler Beverly Ann Schmid Richard Wehinger Mrs. Walter Mueller and daughter Mrs. Donavan Digman Jacob Stauffer Mrs. Paul Neumann and daughter Mrs. Peter Templeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Winger
Argyle
Gottlieb Zum
Funeral services for Lowell P. Goodrich set for tomorrow
Milwaukee public schools superintendent Lowell P. Goodrich 57 will be honored in Ripon Wisconsin with funeral services tomorrow. He died yesterday from a heart attack and was a native of Ripon.
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Milwaukee
Ripon
Wis
Lowell P. Goodrich
Milwaukee Public Schools
Goodrich
Cheese Group Hear Disposal Needs for Dairy Waste
Prof. G A Rohlick of the University of Wisconsin outlined disposal systems for large dairy waste at Turner hall in a talk to cheese and dairy men. He warned pollution lacks a fixed definition and noted milk and whey are major pollutants depleting water oxygen, driving game fish away. Attendees included Dr Kenneth Wickel and others from the college of agriculture.
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G. A. Rohlick
University of Wisconsin
Turner Hall
College of Agriculture
Kenneth Wickel
L. C. Thompson
H. E. Calvert
William C. Frazer
E. M. Foster
Bank Group To Award $100 4 H Scholarship
The Green County Bankers association will award a $100 scholarship to an outstanding 4 H club worker each year. Committee chairman C J Coldren of Brodhead and N Johnson of Monroe oversee the award to be paid in two installments of $50 toward a full time course in agriculture or home economics after the annual 4 H achievement day. Eligibility includes university course eligibility and at least five years of club work.
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Green County Bankers Association
C. J. Coldren
Brodhead
Ana N. Johnson
Monroe
Cave-In Claims Dane County Well Digger John Wittwer
John Wittwer, 59, died when sand collapsed in a 30 foot well he was digging in his basement in Mazomanie Dane County. Workmen recovered his body after nightlong efforts by sheriff and county crews as Mrs Wittwer waited inside.
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Mazomanie
Dane County
John Wittwer
Wittwer
Local residents noted in Madison Monroe and Juda visits
A series of social notes reports Mrs Arthur Sa Madison caller in Gobeli Woodford in Monroe on shopping Mrs Gertrude Newman Juda in Monroe on business Mrs Ed Mahany Narates business caller Mrs Herbert Matzke chuene Monroe business caller Della Schultess New Glarus Monroe caller St Andrews rummage sale April 2 Moose hall attend senior class play Miser high school auditorium 8 p m tonight and tomorrow night Arleigh Field left for checkup at Wood veterans hospital Anna Meehen Janesville visited brother Herman Fels Mabel Bauer and T L Newman Juda Monroe business callers Robert Kubly Lee and Timothy visiting sister Mrs Henry Pauli New Glarus Jacob Luethy returned to Oshkosh after visit with Barbara Yost John Schindler Belvidere Illinois and Russell Lynch Milwaukee spending week with S P Lynch Will Nightingale Janesville and son in law Lyle Silverthorne Footville visiting Lyle Silverthorne surgical patient at St Clare hospital Girl Scout troop 10 will repeat plays Saturday afternoon April 2 library green room 230 admission 20 cents J H Gruenewald Juda in Chicago for farm implements Mrs Gruenewald to join him George Barnum Ransom and Harry Swartz Monroe attend Mary Beaudin funeral Beloit Rev and Mrs Bruzelius Lois and Leo Von Moos family to North Battleford Sask Canada for ten day Assembly of God convention returning April 13
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Arthur Sa
Madison
Gobeli
Woodford
Monroe
Gertrude Newman
Juda
Ed Mahany
Narates
Herbert Matzke
Chuene
Della Schultess
New Glarus
St. Andrew’s
Moose Hall
Arthur Hendrickson
Argyle
Jacob Luethy
Oshkosh
Barbara Yost
John Schindler
Belvidere
Ill
Russell Lynch
Milwaukee
S. P. Lynch
Will Nightingale
Janesville
Lyle Silverthorne
Footville
St. Clare Hospital
Girl Scout
Green Room
J. H. Gruenewald
Chicago
Gruenewald
George Barnum
Ransom
Harry Swartz
Mary Beaudin
Beloit
David Bruzelius
Lois
Leo von Moos
Mary Ann
North Battleford
Sask
Canada
Assembly of God Churches
Local residents visit nearby towns and events
Carl Olson of Brodhead attends town business. Mrs M A Johnson of South Wayne visits Monroe. Mrs William Lauber, Mrs Walter Baumgartner and daughter spend the day in Janesville. Mrs Forest H Lund returns to Belle Plaine Ia after a visit with Mrs E R Rosa and family in Milwaukee area. Kathryn Yost and Leona Gruenewald head to Milwaukee for a state restaurant convention with several accompanying spouses.
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Carl Olson
Brodhead
M. A. Johnson
South Wayne
Monroe
William Lauber
Walter Baumgartner
Janesville
Forest H. Lund
Belle Plaine
E. R. Rosa
19Th Avenue
Ole Lund
Kathryn Yost
Leona Gruenewald
Milwaukee
Mmes
Gebhard Hauser
Allie Wuetrich
Paul A. Ruf
Julius Hofer
Council Meeting Endures Visitor Murphy the Irish Terrier
Last night a city council special meeting continued without disruption as a stray Irish terrier named Murphy wandered in during the discussion. Murphy, identified by officials, toured the council chambers before Dr. John Schindler’s public works director Zenno A. Gorder escorted him out.
Sun Shine Girls elect Browntown officers
Marlene Flannery was elected president of the Sun Shine Girls of the Methodist Sunday school. Other officers include Marjorie Englebrets on vice president Marilyn Merritt secretary Wanda Vincent treasurer Doris Swenson sunshine fund and Alice Svenson program. The group met Thursday evening at Mrs C L Crago home. Next meeting will be at Marilyn Merritt home.
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Browntown
Marlene Flannery
Sun Shine Girls
Methodist Sunday School
Marjorie Englebretson
Marilyn Merritt
Wanda Vincent
Doris Swenson
Sunshine Fund
Alice Svenson
C. L. Crago
Estate over 100000 left by Milwaukee widow Ivins
Mrs Sarah S Ivins widow of Episcopal Bishop Benjamin P Ivins of Milwaukee died March 22 leaving an estate valued at more than 100000 The petition and will were filed for probate yesterday in county court
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Milwaukee
Sarah S. Ivins
Benjamin P. Ivins
Victim of A-Bomb Talks Here Friday
Dr. Taku Matsumoto, victim of the Hiroshima atomic blast, will speak at a 7:30 p.m. Friday open meeting at the Methodist church. Former professor of New Testament in Tokyo and principal of Hiroshima's Methodist girls school, he is in the U.S. under church auspices, recovering from burns and radiation. He tours the country in support of Christian education in Japan, with Monroe sponsorship by the Woman's Society of Christian Service led by Mrs. E. o O. Evans.
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Taku Matsumoto
Hiroshima
Methodist Church
Matsumoto
Aoyama Gekuin
Tokyo
United States
America
Japan
Monroe
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
E. O O. Evans
Zweifel Elected Head of Car Dealers Group
Nick Zweifel and Joshua Hoesly of New Glarus were elected president and secretary treasurer at the Green County Auto Dealers association meeting last night at the Monroe hotel. The permanent organization was formed and plans for future meetings were discussed, Myron Stair announced.
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Nick Zweifel
Joshua Hoesly
New Glarus
Green County Auto Dealers Association
Monroe Hotel
Myron Stair
Blanchardville students earn ratings at district forensic contest
Two Blanchardville high school students won A ratings at the Hollandale district forensics contest and advance to Platteville on April 9. Susan Jane Barber earned A in serious declamation and Eldon Schroepfer A in a four minute speech. Virginia Cleary Mitzie Unterholzner Arden Watrud received B ratings, and Mary Aebersold earned a C.
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Blanchardville
Hollandale
Platteville
Susan Jane Barber
Eldon Schroepfer
Virginia Cleary
Mitzie Unterholzner
Arden Watrud
Mary Aebersold
Political Billboards Assailed at Hearing
Madison hearing debunked billboard advertising in campaigns. Assemblyman Lacey urged outlawing candidate billboards noting dignity of public office is undermined by使用 this advertising. Assemblywoman Doyle added billboards repeat names and offer no useful information, hindering moderate candidates.
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Madison
Lacey
D-Ferryville
Doyle
D Madison
Judiciary Committee
Court expenditure reports filed by Madison supreme court candidates
Madison candidates for the state supreme court filed campaign spending. Mortimer Le vitan reported spending 1444 dollars. J Ward Rector spent 501 dollars. Anthony Madler and Thomas Amlie reported 252 dollars and 103 dollars from Amlie’s personal committee respectively.
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Madison
Mortimer Levitan
State Supreme Court
Secretary of State
J. Ward Rector
Supreme Court
Anthony Madler
Thomas Amlie
Amlie
Mrs Brugger in serious condition after stroke at St Clare
Mrs Marie Brugger of 1903 8th Avenue is in serious condition at St Clare Hospital after a stroke Monday noon. Her daughter Mrs Edward Rufer of Monroe, visiting in Switzerland, was notified yesterday and will return to Monroe.
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Marie Brugger
8Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Edward Rufer
Monroe
Switzerland
Sedan owned by Howe damaged in 11th street collision
A sedan owned by Robert E. Howe of 1810 14th Avenue was damaged slightly at 1 07 p m today when it struck the rear of a car driven by Mrs Pearl L Brewer of 1049 Garfield Avenue Beloit in the 1600 block of 11th Street Mrs Brewer was stopped in the traffic lane at the time of impact
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Robert E. Howe
14Th Avenue
Pearl L. Brewer
Garfield Avenue
Beloit
11Th Street
Legislative pay increase favored by diverse supporters
A Wisconsin joint finance committee hearing heard unanimous support to raise legislators salaries from 100 to 200 a month. Assemblyman Catlin argued the raise reflects the time and effort lawmakers invest and the abuse they endure. Delegates from labor, industry, veterans and students backed the proposal for fair compensation.
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Madison
Labor
Industry
Business
Joint Finance Committee
Assembly Catlin
R-Appleton
Wisconsin Cio Council
Robert Jordan
Milwaukee
Legislator Declares Opposition to Wage Plans
A public statement criticizes proposed wage measures as unfair, arguing that legislators themselves do not understand the impact on workers.
UW Biochemistry Unveils Rat Killer Compound 42
University of Wisconsin biochemistry researchers report compound 42 as a near 100 percent effective rat killer. Dr Carl H Krieger notes it promises higher efficacy than existing poisons in eradicating rat colonies.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Biochemistry Department
Carl H. Krieger
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