Weather and civic notices from a Midwest day page
Mostly fair today and tonight with slight texture changes. High near 50s, warmer near Lake Michigan. Barometer readings 29.59 and 29.60. Sunrise 4 52, sunset 7 02. Marriage licenses Gilbert Kleckner and Anna Mae Dearth. Deaths Rev Lauritz S J Reque and Mrs Wilbur E Berard. Births Mr and Mrs Jake Vordermann a son May 3 and Mr and Mrs Clyde Moore a son May 2.
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Lake Michigan
U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Marquette
Mich
Gilbert Clark Kleckner
29Th Avenue
Anna Mae Dearth
2St Avenue
Lauritz S. J. Reque
Duluth
Wilbur E. Berard
Albany
Bridget Doherty Rites Planned for Local Resident 92
Bridget Doherty 92 a former rural teacher died at St Claire hospital after a long illness. Pallbearers named include Jack E Stafford William C Haren J L Babler Ernest Loesberger Rudy Kubly and Clifford Ault. Services set for Monday at Stuessy funeral home and St Victor s Catholic church burial Calvary cemetery rosary tonight at 8.
St Clare Hospital Incomplete Patient List Names Dismissals
Fragmentary OCR lists include St Clare Hospital personnel and patients with names such as Albert Browntown, Mrs Olson, James Daly, Henry Hefty, Lester Stauske, Warren Hoke, Charles Henning, Robert Jensen, plus dismissal entries for multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schia Browntown
Williams
Footville
James Daly
Gyle
Lle
Henry S. Hefty
45Th Street
Kenneth ‘Olson
7Th Street
Lester Stauske
New Glarus
Warren Hoke
Rockford
Charles Henning
Delavan
Robert Jensen
Clinton
Ella Stonepack
Gilbert Rust
Cora Klopp
Gilbert Faheney
Lillian Larson
Leo Riggles
Locke Pierce
Gordon’. Timmerman
Jack Hanna
Francis Olson
Six Monroe Homemakers Club Fun Night At Moose Hall
Six Monroe homemaker clubs and their families gathered for a Fun Night at Moose Hall with 165 attendees. Attending clubs included Happy Hour Learn and Live Pleasant Evening Monroe Friendly Neighbors West Side Workers and South Side Harmony. Mrs Victor Sorenson served as general chairperson with assistance from Mines and a roster of local residents.
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Monroe Homemakers Clubs
Moose Hall
Happy Hour
Monroe Friendly Neighbors
West Side Workers
South Side Harmony
Victor Sorenson
Sam Baily
Ralph E. Lindsay
Fred Fritz
Fred Salzwedel
Adam Schwartzlow
Burnett Painter
Lee Jacobs
William Walters
Harold Wagner
Stanley Mauerman
Rudolph
Albany Woman Wilbur Berard Dies at 62
Mrs Wilbur E Berard of Albany died yesterday in a Stoughton hospital at age 62. Funeral services set for 2 45 p m Monday at Schmidt Bar relt funeral home in Milwaukee. The Berards moved to Albany two years ago from Milwaukee.
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Berard
Albany
Stoughton Albany
Wilbur E. Berard
Stoughton Hospital
Schmidt-Barrelt Funeral Home
Milwaukee
Mrs. Berard
Mrs Scott Home From Hospital in Wisconsin
Mrs Leroy Scott of Brodhead has returned home from Wisconsin General Hospital after a two week stay for medical care. Minor surgery is planned for Kenneth Olson of 1617 7th Street at St Clare Hospital, with an overnight stay anticipated. Louis B Stauffacher Green County treasurer remains at St Clare with a lingering headache after a neck blood vessel rupture. Emil Baumgartner departed Chicago by Swiss Air for several months in Switzerland with a stop in Luzern.
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Scott
Leroy Scott
Brodhead
Wisconsin General Hospital
Kenneth Olson
7Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Louis B. Stauffacher
Green County
Milwaukee
Emil Baumgartner
Chicago
Swiss Air
Switzerland
Luzern
Last Rites for Mrs Lamboley Held in City Church
Services for Mrs Catherine Lamboley were held at 9 a m at the Stuessy funeral home and 9 30 a m at St Victor s church with Rev E C McCollow officiating Burial was in Calvary cemetery Pallbearers included her four sons F Earl Harold J Leland L and Dr E Gerald Washington a son in law Dr Frank Sazama and a nephew A E Lamboley All were connected to the Lamboley family long time Illinois Central agent Mrs Lamboley died suddenly early Thursday morning at her home 1626 23rd avenue after a heart condition and a hospital stay from March 26 to April 18 exact cause not stated
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Catherine Lamboley
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
F. Earl
Harold J
Leland L
E. Gerald
Washington
Frank Sazama
Chippewa ‘Falls
A. E. Lamboley
Waunakee
Homemakers Club Elects New President and Plans Outings
The Helpful Homemakers club named Mrs Joe Jones president at the last meeting held at Mrs Ethel Pinnows home with Mrs William Stark as vice president and Mrs Arthur Keen as secretary treasurer Plans include a May club trip and a June 1 picnic Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs Joe Jones Washington Town Hall homemakers visit Madison for the Haresfoot play with many members attending South Wayne club closes season elects Mrs Will Steffen president and outlines May Beloit trip plans co hostesses Mrs Glen Krupke and Mrs Merlyn Chapman noted at meeting
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Helpful Club
Joe Jones
Helpful Homemakers Club
Ethel Pinnow
William Stark
Arthur Keen
Washington
Monticello
Washington Town Hall
Madison
Jimmie
Mines
William Buehl Jr
Arthur Ross
Fred W. Blum
Willis Elmer
Clarence Elmer Sr
Leon Gempeler
Clarance Loveland
Anton Hefty
Clarence Elmer Jr
E. W. Marty
Frederick Rupp
Fred A. Karlen
Werner Hefty
Lawrence
South Wayne
Beloit
Glen
Krupke
Local social notes from Madison area and beyond
Personal mentions record a week of visits and travel. Chester Ludwig and several Albany men fish at Red Lake, Canada. Dean Roth and Mr Horeb stayed with grandparents in town. Willis Falk family and Francis Wagner kin visited relatives. Dr Wayne Fencil attended a Racine wedding. Mrs Chester Ludwig and Mrs John Loeffel at John F Golz funeral in Evansville. Harold Binkley and William Hamman journeyed to Chicago for weekend. Sid Schamberger classic bowling noted. Mary Mather and William Fardy visited Monroe. Mather attends Lamboley funeral. E R Blair return from Ozarks vacation via Dallas, Nebraska, Iowa. Paul Meyer and Dolores Meyer wedding in Monroe. Dolores marries Richard Maurer. Paul Meyer hosts relatives in St Petersburg Florida.
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Chester Ludwig
Albany
Red Lake
Canada
Dean Roth
Horeb
Fred Roth
Willis Falk
Madison
Francis Wagner
Wayne Fencil
Racine
Mary Alice Graham
Robert Rieder
John Loeffel
Evansville
John F. Golz
Monroe
Mather
F. E. Lamboley
E. R. Blair
Ozarks
Dallas
Tex
Nebraska
Iowa
Paul Meyer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ernest A. Meyer
Dolores Meyer
Richard 0. Maurer
Anderson Heads Tri County YMCA President Named
Anderson Milton named president of the Tri County YMCA succeeding C N Johnson of Monroe. Johnson becomes recording secretary. Other officers include Edgar Buzzell Delavan first vice president George Grossman Janesville second vice president Donald Dougan Beloit third vice president William Bewick Evansville assistant recording secretary L A Markham Janesville treasurer C T Pfisterer Brodhead assistant treasurer Leonard C Church Walworth. Anderson has chaired Rock County and Tri County YMCA boards for 31 years and led the Milton YMCA local board for years.
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Fk. A. Anderson
Milton
Tri- County
YMCA
C. N. Johnson
Monroe
Johnson
Edgar G. Buzzell
Delavan
George W. Grossman
Janesville
Donald Dougan
Beloit
William M. Bewick
Evansville
L. A. Markham
C. T
Pickups Along the News Beats Organ Chamber Discovery
An organ chamber at the Universalist Church emitted an unidentified noise during a performance. Investigation revealed six baby squirrels inside, attempting to escape, though the sound did not affect the organ’s tone or function.
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Universalist Church Organ Chamber
Vacationland Council elects Bolender as secretary treasurer
F J Bolender elected secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin Vacationland Council at Stevens Point organizational meeting. Jack Olson of Wisconsin Dells named president. Resort operators urged to improve facilities as an attraction for visitors.
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Fy. Porenger Jr
Muaisun
Fred J. Bolender
Monroe
Wisconsin Vacationland Council
Stevens
Jack Olson
Wisconsin Dells
Chicago
Carol Lane
Travwirm Tone
Board of Trade
New York
Tle
Cancer Society Reports Progress of Fun Fund Drive
The report highlights contributions received through First National Bank and a house to house visit campaign led by B Raymer. The note records fundraising progress and mentions a death in the community dated April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cancer Society
Wokether
First National
Cee Tee O 'B. Raymer
Varied Detainers Stir Prisoner Resentment In Wisconsin
Warden John C. Burke explains detainer practice and sentencing discretion at Wiscon State Prison. He notes unequal punishments across counties for same crimes, the use of habeas corpus actions, and efforts to tailor punishments to offenses while rehabilitating inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dion Henderson
Waupan
Wis
Warden of Justice
John C. Burke
Sher
Mon roe pupils tour local sites and exams noted
Roheed First and second grade pupils left Tiff school with Mrs Leila Meyer visiting Goodmil ler's Ice Cream Co Wisconsin Fritos Monroe Bakery and Rosa's flower shop and nursery. Upper grades examined at Hiawatha and took a Dubuque Galena trip Thursday. School reports 100 percent dental work. Mother's club of Pleasant Valley voted to buy a hot plate and new chairs from a card party and ice cream social proceeds. Closing manual picnic set for May 9 at the school house.
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Lef
Mother's Club
Pleasant Valley
Jordan Center
Conservation
Mexico
Third Person Charged In Under Age Driving Case
J arnest G. Stager of sth street was charged this afternoon with allowing an unauthorized person to operate his vehicle. He will appear in justice court at 10 a.m. Monday as police push a campaign to curb speeding and underage driving. Frank F. Sellow was fined 30 dollars and costs yesterday and Thomas G. Goetz ten dollars and costs the preceding day on the same charge.
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Arnest G. Stager
Ius Sth Street
Justice Court
Frank F. Sellow
Thomas G. Goetz
Rev Lauritz Reque Dies in Duluth at 79
Orfordville special report states Rev Lauritz S J Reque 79 of Duluth former pastor of Luther Valley church died yesterday in Duluth. Services set for 3 p m Monday at Hardy's Creek Lutheran church Galesville. He served as pastor during World War II when Rev Marcus Lewis was navy chaplain.
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Orfordville
Lauritz S. J. Reque
Duluth
E'S
Luther Valley Church
Hardy's Creek Lutheran Church
Galesville
Reque
Vere
Marcus Lewis
Methodists Approve New Peak Budget for Four Years
The Quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Church adopted an 11 million dollar general budget for the next four years the largest since 1939. The world service budget tops 9.5 million dollars to fund administrative activities education missions temperance and hospital work. Excluded are about four million in annual voluntary contributions and seven million from women's societies. The Episcopal Fund for bishops and related expenses totals 1.1787 million.
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San Franciscuum
Methodist Church
World Service
Women's Societies of Christian Service
Episcopal Fund
Market on Swiss Continues Steady
Madison Wisconsin dairy markets show steady tone with Swiss and American cheese holding firm. Cheddars at 38.5 to 39.5 cents per pound, State brand 57 to 61 cents, butter unsettled amid variable supplies, Chicago core at 68.44 to 68.68 cents.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs Elects Benzinger
Mrs. Paul Benzinger of Oconomowoc was reelected president at the Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs 36th annual convention attended by over 100 delegates. Officers named include Mrs. Roger Cunningham Janesville first vice president Mrs. A A Mellentine Stevens Point second vice president Mrs O T Slagsvol Eau Claire third vice president Mrs A A Ludwig West Allis recording secretary and Mrs A J Bowen Roscoe Illinois treasurer.
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Ahavitowg
Paul Benzinger
Oconomowoc
Wisconsin Federation of Music Clubs
Roger Cunningham
Janesville
A. A. Mellentine
Stevens Point
O. T. Slagsvol
Eau Claire
A. A. Ludwig
West Allis
A. J. Bowen
Roscoe, “Ill
Beloit Girl Killed In Rockford Mishap
Barbara Jane Hubbard of Beloit Wisconsin, 22, was killed when a car veered off South Main Road near Rockford. The driver, John Bedin 27 of Rockford, was critically injured.
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Beloit
Rockford
Kuurford, Ll. Uf
Barbara Jane Hubbard
Wis
John Bedin
South Main Road
Homemakers elect Green County officers at spring meeting
Mrs Frank Schesser now Glarus was named president of the Green County Home Demonstration clubs at the annual spring council at St Johns church. Mrs Schiesser replaces Mrs Williamson as county head. Vice president elected was Mrs Fred Hahlen. Mrs Clarence E Day will be secretary and Mrs August Lehnherr treasurer. New center chairmen named include Mrs Stanley Wraight and Mrs John Wuetrich. Achievement Day May 14 at the high school auditorium will feature a chorus and a $50 Nellie Kedsie Jones scholarship for a top 4 H member and graduate. State meeting at Green Lake May 29 and 21 was discussed with several set to attend.
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Frank Schesser
Glarus
Green County
St. John’s Church
Schiesser
Williamson
Browntown
Fred Hahlen
Brodhead
Clarence E. Day
Monroe
August Lehnherr
Day
Lehnherr
New Center
Stanley Wraight
John Wuetrich
Juda
Floyd W. Matzke
Monroe No. 2
E. C. Soper
New Glarus
Nellie Kedsie Jones
Green Lake
Zimney Cleared By Kenosha Jury
Charles Zimney, former agent of the State Beverage Tax Division, was acquitted by a Kenosha County jury on three perjury charges from a grand jury probe into corruption. The verdict makes him eligible for reinstatement and back pay after his December dismissal.
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Senosha
Lircus
Charles Zimney
State Beverage Tax Division
Kenosha County
Zimney
Stanley Miller
Wautosa
Miller
Beloit Bell Firm Plans Beloit Exchange On Public Prospect Sites
Wisconsin Telephone Co. has optioned the Bort family property at Public and Prospect for the new Beloit telephone exchange building. Construction to house dial system equipment will begin around July 1 with occupancy expected in a year. A temporary downtown office will use East Grand Avenue space formerly Martha Washington candy shop. The Bort parcel spans a full quarter block with 130 and 140 frontages.
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Seluil— Sopetias —Wisconsin Telephone Co
Bort
Public and
Prospect Avenues
Beloit Telephone Exchange
East Grand Avenue
Martha Washington
Catholic Laymen To Meet May 15 17
sfILWAUKEE The 10th annual convention of Serra International will be held there May 15 17. Hierarchy attending the meeting will include Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago.
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Sfilwaukee
Serra International
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Mrs Gordon Huseby Dies in Madison At 55
Mrs Gordon A Huseby 55 wife of the state director of veterans affairs and former Madison West High School home economics teacher died at her home after months of illness Funeral services will be held here Monday
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Gordon Huseby
Madison Madison
Gordon A. Huseby
Veterans’ Affairs
Madison West High School
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Bridget Doherty
13Th Avenue
Jack E. Stafford
William C. Haren
J. L. Babler
Ernest Loesberger
Rudy Kubly
Clifford Ault
Miss Doherty
St.Clare Hospital
Doherty
Cornelius
Mary Hogan Doherty
Clarno Township
Thomas
Michael
Mrs.Lamboley
News of the Homemakers
Smock Valley
Smock Valley Watershed Association
Skinner Creek
Green County Soil Conservation Office
Harry Williams
Anderson
Tri-County
Vacationland Group
F.J. Bolender
Burke
Ray
Stoffel
Saad
Army
Roheed
Lauritz Reque
Chocolate Shop
North Court
Methodists
Benzinger
Kenosha
Bell Firm
Goetz
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Ings Bank
Clark Gable
Aya Gardner
Broderick Crawford
Sally Forrest In
Bannerline
Audrey Trotter
Walter Pidgeon
Jolson
Fuchuicotok Hasan - Calfoun Hel Wie
Rifier
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