Weather Summary May 5 1956 Mostly cloudy and cool with showers
May 5 1956 weather forecast for south and central sections calls for mostly cloudy cool conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon then cloudy with occasional rain and storms tonight. Sunday remains mostly cloudy cool with cool overnight lows 33 to 40 north to 40 to 45 south. Temperature highs Sunday 40s to 50s across regions, highest 56 yesterday at 1 p.m. and barometer around 29.66 to 29.68.
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U.S
Presidio
Mt. Wasiing
Real Estate Transfers in Brown Town and Clarno Township
Charles M. Larson transfers parcel in south end of It 1, Sullivan's add, Brown town to Luther E arson. John Bohren transfers land in fractional It 6 see 6, Clarno Township to GT Company Inc. William Murray Estate transfers 112 acres more or less of land in Exeter Township to John Bollig. Thomas L. Barlet transfers N 2 rds in It 1 and 2 and S 11 ft of It 3 blk 7 West Side add Brooklyn to Gertrude M. Ostrom.
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Charles M. Larson
Luther Earson
Sullivan's
Browntown
John Bohren
GT Company, Inc
Wisconsin
Clarno
William Murray
John Bollig
Exeter Township
Thomas L. Barlet
Gertrude M. Ostrom
West Side
Brooklyn
County Court Judgments and Driver Violations
Summary of court actions lists Marshall L. Peterson and Oscar B. Kammerode of Monroe for operating under the influence with $100 plus costs and license revocation. Robert Stauffacher of Argyle for assault and battery with a 60 day term and $100 costs. Don Neuenschwander of Monroe for careless driving with 30 days and 60 day license suspension recommendation. Howard L. Waelti Route 4 for reckless driving pleaded nolo contendere with license suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
Oscar B. Kammerode
Monroe
Sheriff's Department
Robert Stauffacher
Argyle
Monticello
Don Neuenschwander
Justice Cases Involving Koenig and Jeremiason
Justice L A Koenig and James Alvin Jeremiason Jr., 18, of Route 2 Blanchardville, pleaded innocent to altering a driver license. A hearing is scheduled for 1 30 p m May 9. Monroe police report.
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L. A. Koenig
James Alvin Jeremiason Jr
Route 2
Blanchardville
Monroe
Marriage Licenses and Birth Notice in Exeter Township
Marriage licenses issued for William Raphael Gorman aged 20 and Joyce Ione West aged 18 of Exeter Township. Casper Ferdinand Mayer of Browntown weds Minnie Gempler of 1806 10th street, both over 21. Death notices for Gilbert HL Stolat 76 Eugene he Freddie H Schultz 56 Brod head Vernon D Brown 65 Tomah Fred J Severson 68 Hollandale. Birth announcements: Mr and Mrs Chester Bergum of Winstow welcomed a daughter on May 4.
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William Raphael Gorman
Joyce Ione West
Exeter Township
Casper Ferdinand Mayer
Browntown
Minnie Gempler
10Th Street
Gilbert HL. Stolat
Eugene He Freddie H. Schultz
Brodhead
Vernon D. Brown
Tomah
Fred J. Severson
Hollandale
St. Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Patients List
A roster from St. Clare Hospital lists patients including William Metcalf at 1115 14th Avenue and several residents from Monticello Beloit New Glarus South Beloit and Edgerton. Dismissals include Mrs Ralph Anderson Roselan Vander Drink Viola Rossing and others with sons and daughters named in the note.
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William Metcalf
14Th Avenue
Virgil Leuzinger
Monticello
Harold Enright
Warren
Lawrence H. Blum
New Glarus
Paul Jones
Orfordville
Harvey Doud
South Beloit
Steven Moe
South Wayne
Carl Baumbach
Edgerton
James B. Heaberlin
Beloit
Ralph Anderson
Roselan Vander Drink
Elmer Moen
Viola Rossing
Anna Burkhalter
Jake Leuzinger
Gerald Albright
Joseph Gurns
Carl Schiess
John A. Frantz
500 Farmers See Area Tractor Show
More than 500 farm folks gathered at Idle Hour Farm Route 4 for a tractor demonstration and machinery display. Sponsors were J&W Ford Tractor Sales Monroe and Karlen and Sons Monticello. Farmers tested four tractors in continuous plowing plus two industrial units a back hoe and trenching machine. Refreshments were served and films shown for the children.
Monroe golfers drop first loss to Janesville teams
The Monroe High School golf team lost for the first time this season in a double dual at home. Janesville swept the meet with their A team winning 5 to 2 and B team 6 to 2. Janesville's Tom Jensen earned medalist honors with a 39.
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Monroe High School
Janesville
Tom Jensen
Spring Social for Monroe Woman's Club at St Johns Church
Personal mentions include Mrs John B Ruff and Dawn from Brodhead and Mrs Bes sie Reed among Beloit visitors. Spring Social for Monroe Woman's Club set for 7 30 p m Wednesday May 9 at St Johns Church with reservations by May 7. Walter Scott funeral attended by Fred W Hartwig Wilbur J Kesler and Mrs Meythaler Daggett family members.
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Whitewater
Hoard School
Vicki Daggett
Fred Severson Dies at 68 in Hollandale
Blanchardville Times Special reports Fred J. Severson 68 of Hollandale died at home after a long illness. Born Sept. 2, 1887 in York Township, he is survived by wife Hilda Ballard, daughter Mrs. John Egan of Orfordville, four sons Howard Beloit Sylvan Montana Glenn Madison and Robert Tucson, five sisters, three brothers and seven grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Monday at Hollandale Lutheran Church with Rev. S. C. Benson. burial in Graceland Cemetery Blanchardville. Friends may call at Saether Funeral Home until noon Monday.
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Blanchardville
Fred J. Severson
Hollandale
York Township
Mr.Severson
Hilda Ballard
John Egan
Orfordville
Howard
Beloit
Sylvan
Montana
Glenn
Madison
Robert
Tucson
Ariz
Hollandale Lutheran Church
Rev
S. C. Benson
Graceland Cemetery
Saether
Tax collection from Utah governor over foreign aid challenge
The Internal Revenue Service collected 41023.10 from Gov J Bracken Lee of Utah yesterday. Lee, a Republican, said the collection does not end his fight to have the courts test the constitutionality of the foreign aid program. He paid taxes on his governor salary of 10000 dollars but withheld other earnings to challenge foreign aid funding. The money was taken from a local bank account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Utah
Lee
Salt Lake City
Internal Revenue Service
J. Bracken Lee
Maryland Pupils Rampage Kills Teacher at School
A 15 year old student opened fire at Maryland Park junior high school on Friday fatally wounding Frazer Cameron and injuring athletic coach Francis Daniel Wagner and student Robert Hicks. Authorities continued investigations into motive and total casualty details.
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Maryland
Pleasant
Maryland Park Junior High
Frazer Cameron
Francis Daniel Wagner
Robert Hicks
Students Named To Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society
Eugene R. Wagner, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Wagner of 1905 15th avenue and UW freshman, is among 123 new Phi Eta Sigma members chosen for high first year grades. A 3-cent stamp for the fifth International Philatelic Exhibition, April 24 to May 6 in New York City, went on sale at Monroe postoffice featuring the New York colosseum and Columbus monument. Milford Schwitz says rain curtailed a Scout wire hanger collection, with about 4 000 hangers gathered. funds fund a Wisconsin River canoe trip in early June, weather permitting.
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Eugene R. Wagner
Harold Wagner
15Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Phi Eta Sigma
New York City
Monroe
New York Colosseum
Milford Schwitz
Valley District Order of the Arrow Boy Scouts
Wisconsin River
Stocks Move Toward New Peak As Market Near High
New York The stock market advanced this week near a record high, with the Associated Press index up three of five sessions for a weekly gain of 1.10 to close at 191.30, just 20 cents below the April 6 peak. A prior four week downturn had traders watching for decisive penetration of the old high to signal resumed gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader Winget
New York
Associated Press
Bulls
Wall Street
Harry Demus Rites To Be Held Monday
Funeral services for Harry Demus 54 Beloit will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in St. Pauls Episcopal Beloit. Demus died Thursday night at St. Clare Hospital. Born February 10 1891 in Greece he came to Beloit in 1922 and owned a restaurant. Survivors include his wife Rose two sons George and Peter a daughter Mrs Arthur Larsen a sister Christina and a brother Nick in Greece and eight grandchildren. Burial will be in Eastlawn cemetery with calling at Rosman Uehling Kinzer funeral home after 2 30 p m Sunday.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Beloit
Harry Demus
St. Clare Hospital
Demus
Greece
Rose Bryant
Greek Orthodox Church
Wright
Ahepa Lodge
Arthur Larsen
George
Peter
Christina
Nick
Rosman- Uehling-Kinzer
Eastlawn Cemetery
May 27 Anniversary Planned by Eagles Group
The Eagles and its Auxiliary held separate Club room meetings to plan the May 27 anniversary and class initiation. Committees to be announced. Mrs. Paul Lindsay reported on Cancer Tag Day and the auxiliary decided not to send a delegate to the state meeting May 31 to June 2 in Superior. Several women attend a Beloit class initiation tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Paul Lindsay
Beloit
Mmes
Leon Boegl
Howard Kohns
Carl H. Krauss
Venora Kilian
Albert Maurer
Marvin Holcomb
Four More Die In Wisconsin Traffic Incidents
Wisconsin highway deaths rose to 252 this year with two fatal crashes. In Edgar two prom night fatalities were Edward Myszka 25 and Malcolm Dendt 26. In Lomira two truck drivers perished Chester Nighor 38 and Chester Serge, with three others injured including Donald Spiegel 32 of Chicago his wife Stella 20 and their son Dennis 2.
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Associatea Pross
Wisconsin
Edgar
Edward Myszka
Malcolm Dendt
Colby
Lomira
Fond du Lac
Chester Nighor
Schofield
Chester Serge
Wautoma
St. Agnes Hospital
Donald Kenneth Spiegel
Chicago
Stella
Dennis
Freddie Schultz Dies at Brodhead
Freddie H Schultz 56 of Brodhead died at home after a five year illness. Born June 26 1899 in Avon Township he married Agnes Koepp January 4 1925 in Brodhead. A mason and farmer he lived in the area. survivors include wife a brother Frank Richland Center two sisters Mrs George Zimmerman and Mrs George Brandenburg Brodhead and several nieces and nephews. Services Tuesday 2 pm Everson funeral home with Masonic rites and burial Greenwood Brodhead.
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Brodhead
Freddie H. Schultz
Mr. Schultz
Avon Township
Carl
Wilhelmina’ Gravanier Schultz
Agnes Koepp
Schultz
Frank
Richland Center
George W. Zimmerman
George Brandenburg
Tvo
Salers
Foot~ville
Masonic Lodge
Madison
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Everson Funeral Home
Carl Thompson
Bethlehem Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Antique Dealers Turn Out For Monroe Show At Turner Hall
Twenty local and regional dealers showcase Swiss influenced and other national antiques at the Monroe Kiwanis Club sponsored Antique Show and Sale at Turner Hall. Items include an 1850 cheese box with rosemaling, a Norwegian Scandinavian coffee pot, an English teacaddy, and American coin glass from 1892 World’s Fair. Notable collectors include H F Sharratt and Vi Dixson, with pieces ranging from carved mahogany furniture to guns and swords.
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Mlnroe
Charles Marston
Chicago
Turner Hall
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Switzerland
Wlerland
Touri
L. Eugene Kirg
Rockford
Norway
Schilbrach
Wauwatosa
Theresa F. Monahan
Park Ridge
Robert J
Charlotte Morgan
Cedar Rapids
Harold Gruenewald
Elkhorn
Vi Dixson
Jean
Io Rea
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Antiques Booth Showcases Historic Items in Illinois
Friendly Oaks Antiques Stillman Valley and Matte's Antiques Maywood display a Christmas tree booth with oldtime pieces. Vivian Buchan Town City features a 100 year old home meat block a 1750 candlebox and an 1869 handwoven coverlet. Other exhibitors include Agnes Molach Dixon C Monson Argyle Lower Galley Perkins Studio and Ediths Antiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Oaks Antiques
Stillman Valley
Ill
Maywood
Vivian Buchan
Town City
Agnes Molach
Dixon
Iil
C. Monson
Argyle
Lower Galley
Perkins Studio
Freeport
Edith’s Antiques of
Union
Grove
Hospital care threatened by general price rise says Brown
Number 14 in general will adversely affect hospitals. This means that while a day's work will each year buy an increasingly larger amount of most things, it will buy a decreased amount of hospital care. Brown notes rising quality and quantity of hospital services per patient day and argues for immediate availability of discoveries and improved procedures within hospitals. He perhaps writes about St. Clare striving to meet every demand.
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Brown
St. Clare
Hospital costs rise as quality care remains the aim
Hospital authorities say rising operating costs threaten personalized service and must be passed to patients. They agree there is no complete answer, and while costs climb and demand for hospital services grows, the push is to maintain a high level of quality without retreat.
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Chester Bergum
Winstow
John B. Ruff
Dawn
Brodhead Yester
Fred Severson
Peterg
Brodhead Gymnasium
Kiwanis Club
Iowa City
George D Richardson
Emma Mueller
Stanley Wraight
Hugh Roberts
Glen H. Ridnour
Times
Eagles
Monroe Ready Mix & Material Co
Freddie Schultz
Audie Murphy
Rock Hudson
Barbara Rush
Eas
Universal International
Great Lakes
Richard A. Stocker
Seaman Reruit
Robert A. Stocker Jr
Wand Avenue
U.S. Naval Training Center
Weta
Walter Pidgeon
Anne Francis
Leslie Nielsen
Robby, the Robot
Edmund Gwenn
Dean Jagger
David
Susan Hayward
Richard Conte
Eddie Albert
JO van Fleet
Don Taylor
Ray Danton
Goetz Theatre
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