Weather snapshot May 8 1952 with temperatures
Mostly cloudy tonight with occasional rain in the far south. Not quite so cold in the extreme northwest. Tomorrow mainly cloudy with more rain in the south and central areas. Low tonight around 4 to 46. High tomorrow 50 to 55. Precip since yesterday .76 inch. Barometer 29.58 at 1 am, 29.50 at 1 pm. Sunrise 4:46, sunset 7:07. Warmest U S yesterday Tucson 93, coldest Bismarck 38. Highest 53 and lowest 40 since 1 pm yesterday. Year ago today highest 70, lowest 48.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bismarck
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Real Estate Transfers in Spring Grove and Monroe Townships
Settles Mable Caldwell estate to Edwin Kaderly an undivided one half interest in land in section 17 Spring Grove township. Aurelia Caldwell estate to Edwin Kaderly undivided one half in hand in section 17 Spring Grove township. Herbert H. Goecks to Sam Waelti parcel in SW quarter of section 34 Monroe township.
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Settie Mable Caldwell
Edwin Kaderly
Spring Grove
Aurelia Caldwell
Herbert H. Goecks
Sam Waelti
Monroe Township
Estate probate listing in Jacob Altmann and Lamboley estates
Estate probated listing identifies appraisers for Jacob Altmann of Monroe who died April 27 and notes special administration granted to F Earl Lamboley for Catherine Lamboley who died May 1. Appraisers listed are Harry C Young, Walter J Wenger and John Deininger. No appraisers needed as assets are cash or equivalents. Four sons and a daughter are heirs.
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Suage Slafolus
Lamboley
Jacob Altmann
Monroe
Harry C. Young
Walter J.wenger
John Deininger
F. Earl Lamboley
Catherine Lamboley
Small Claims Court Speeding Guilty Costs
Justice cases list L A Koenig Delbert F Schaffer 16 route 5 speeding guilty $15 and costs. Deaths John E Lloyd 75 Brooklyn Mrs Ernest Burkhalter 51 Mor timac G L St John 79 Welch Minn Births Mr and Mrs Alvin Pagel Al son May 7 Mrs and Mrs Lester Shelton 16th street a daughter May 7 Mr and Mrs Herbert Klassy Blanchardville a son May 7
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L. A. Koenig
Delbert F. Schaffer
John E. Lloyd
Brooklyn
Ernest Burkhalter
Mortimac
G.L. St. John
Welch, Minn
Alvin Pagel
Alson
Lester Shelton
16Th Street
Herbert Klassy
Blanchardville
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Names
St Clare Hospital Medical lists Helen Hummitsch beloit Mrs John Brummond Janesville Keith Pinnow Brodhead Walter Rhyner Mt Horeb Sharon Oates 2228 17th Avenue Bareseal Donald Guernsey Milton Mrs Kenneth Russell Dunbarton Mrs Milton Milestone Darlington Alfonzo Gambino Rockford Dismissals Rudi Mani Mrs Tina Plantikow Fred Speicl Charles Henning Henry Hefty Jr Ruth Tisch Mrs Leon Ellingson Mrs William Tuller Mrs Della Mosely Mrs Robert Glass Roxer Draught Emil Ritschard Harold Disch Steven Barber
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Helen Hummitsch
Beloit
John Brummond
Janesvile
Keith Pinnow
Brodhead
Walter Rhyner
Mt. Horet
Sharon Oates
17Th Avenue
Donald Guernsey
Milton
Kenneth Russell
Dunbarton
Milton Milestone
Darlington
Alfonzo Gambino
Rockford
Rudi Mani
Tina Plantikow
Fred _’ Speicl
Charles Henning
Henry Hefty Jr
Ruth Tisch
Leon Ellingson
William Tuller
Della Mosely
Robert ‘Glass
Roxer Draught
Emil Ritschard
Harold Disch
Steven Barber
Sgt Duerst Unconscious in Salt Lake City Auto Crash
Sergeant First Class Melbourne Duerst, son of Mrs. Kenneth Ginner, is unconscious after a April 28 automobile accident in Salt Lake City. He has a serious brain concussion, a compound leg fracture and a triple fracture of the other leg. Doctors say he may remain unconscious for weeks and advised the Ginners to return to Monroe.
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Melbourne Duerst
Kenneth Ginner
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ginner
Monroe
Sgt
Duerst
Emma Ginner
Two More Fined On Speeding Charge to Reckless Driving
Justice L. A. Koenig heard a speeding case this morning involving Delbert F. Schafer son of Mr and Mrs Chester Schaffer. Schafer was charged with speed and police arrested him.
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Delbert F. Schafer
Justice
L. A. Koenig
Chester Schaffer
Mrs. Burkhalter Dies at Merrimac
Mrs. Ernest Burkhalter formerly Martha Bennet a native of Switzerland dies May 1 after short illness in Baraboo hospital. Services held in Baraboo with burial in Merrimac. Survived by husband one daughter Ruth Marie six sisters and many brothers in Switzerland. Former New Glarus resident farmed New Glarus Basco areas before moving to Merrimac. Member of New Glarus G U G G lodge.
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New Glarus
Ernest Burkhaltter
Baraboo
Merrimac
Harvey Norenberg
Belleville
Burkhalter
Martha Bennet
Switzerland
Alfred and
Albert Bernet
Burhalters
Basco
Local Truckers Get Jury Trial
Harold Casmer and Wesley Homb, Monroe beverage distributors, appeared before Judge Roy H. Proctor for a preliminary hearing on two counts of overloading a truck. They pleaded not guilty at arraignment and remain on $1,500 bond for trial May 19 in Circuit Court before Judge Herman W. Sachtsen. The charges cite overloads of 12 360 pounds on two axles and 5 760 pounds on the drive axle in a truck involved in a Dane County three day check that led to 21 truckers being arraigned.
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Harold Casmer
Wesley Homb
Monroe Beverage Distributors
Roy H. Proctor
Madison Superior Court
Herman W. Sachtsen
Casmer and
Homb
Dane County
Rainy spell drenches fields after long dry spell
In yesterday's soaking rainfall soil remained moist several inches down. Farmers must plant corn deep to reach damp soil for germination. It was the first statewide rain since April 22 with lone Rock reporting 1.36 inches as temperatures hovered from 40 to the low 50s. Green Bay saw a 33 degree low.
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Lone Rock
Green Bay
Monroe social notes include visitors and events across states
Local society pages list numerous visitors and residents stopping in Monroe from Freeport Sheboygan Janesville Belvidere Ill Winnebago Chicago Wyandotte Mich Madison and more. Notable items: annual Staver’s Cemetery Association meeting May 13. Spring social of Monroe Woman's Club May 14 at St John’s church. Herbert Spaeni Jr. graduates valedictorian from Rice Lake high school. several relatives and guests travel from Los Angeles Peters, Barron, and St Petersburg are noted in a string of caller and visitor notes.
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Will Kundert
Winslow
Monroe
John W. Torphy
Los Angeles
Walter Bietmeyer
Forreston
R. A. Woodruf
Monticello
Milo K. Swanton
Madison
Emma Olson
Staver’s Cemetery
Hubert Snyder
Ward L. Nelson
McFarland
Clayton Emerick
Orangeville
DAR
Fred Emmenegger
Rickey
Tommy
Wyandotte
Mich
L.E. Creasy
St. Petersburg
Fla
South Wayne
Frank Trumpy
Humboldt
Sonlaw
Roland G. Johnson
Clarence Falk
Miss Hazel
Racine
Falk
Conference of
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
Bethel Church
Herbert Walters
Ralph Siedschlag
Edwin Blum
Blum
Wisconsin General Hospital
H. W. Biffle
Milwaukee
Frankie Laine
Patty Page
Kenosha
Prospective Jurors Excused from Service
Prospective jurors excused from service are in renuremen for a county court jury trial of two Brodhead youths May 15 and three more added to a list of 30. New names include Mrs. Fred Ehlert Juda Mrs O D Curtiss Monticello and David Werren Browntown. they will be notified by the sheriff's department for the clerk of courts Miss Lois Fau-
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Aree
Mt Olive Group Plans Mrs Fredrick Memorial
Mt Olive group plans a memorial event for Mrs Fredrick at the Fredricks home in Monticello. Members 17 strong met at Mrs Fred H Friedrichs route 3 to conduct affairs with Rev R F Bittorf leading devotions and anniversary greetings for Mrs Clarence Ostby and Mrs Vernard Swies.
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Attica
State Hospital
Daryl Patty
Mendota State Hospital
Harold J. Lamboley
Patty
Alvin Fredricks
Monticel
Mendota
Wauwatencing
Mt. Olive Aid Society
Iat
Fred H. Friedrichs
Clarence Ostby
Vernard Swiese
Walter Wieser
Brown‘town
Hostes Aid
Fredricks
Monticello
Mt. Olive Group
Mrs. Fredrick
Governor Kohler Defies Call to Oust Draft Chief
Wisconsin farmers urged Gov. Kohler to dismiss Col. Bentley Courtenay, director of state selective service. Kohlersaid he cannot remove the head and stressed that whoever holds the post must carry out the Selective Service Act.
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Kohler
Madson
Col
Bentley ‘Courtenay
State Selective Service
Frank Sellnow Held on Charge
Frank F. Sellnow, 26, of 502 20th avenue, was arrested on charges of obtaining fermented malt beverages and supplying them to minors under 18. He is jailed pending a preliminary hearing before Justice L. A. Koenig. The district attorney expects to present the case this afternoon. He was fined $30 and costs last Friday for allowing a 17-year-old unlicensed driver in a crash.
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Frank F. Sellnow
20Th Avenue
Justice L. A. Koenig
Rodney 0. Kittersen
Sellnow
Justice Koenig
Justice Court
Recreation Park
Selinow
6Th Street
Honors Listed At New Glarus High School Graduates
Pauline Grossenbacher named valedictorian and Darlene Hoesly salutatorian for the New Glarus class. Other honor students include Judith Anderson Audrey Duerst Elaine Elmer Patricia Elmer Judith Pauli and Helen Waefler. Commencement exercises for 22 graduates set for Thursday May 29.
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NEW Glarus
Pauline Grossenbacher
Paul Grossenbacher
New Glarus High School
Darlene Hoesly
Mike F. Hoesly
Judith Anderson
Milo Anderson
Audrey Duerst
Herbert Duerst
Elaine Elmer
Wilbert Elmer
Patricia Elmer
Julius Elmer
Judith Pauli
John Pauli
Helen Waefler
John Waefler
Pickups Along the News Beats
Emil Schwitz, aged 80 again, shows no retirement plans as he farms 170 acres near Orangeville. He has lived there 30 years and is Mil ford G. Schwitz’s grandfather, and Lester Schwitz’s father, Monticello village marshal.
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Emil Schwitz
Schwitz
Orangeville
Milford G. Schwitz
Monroe
Lester Schwitz
Monticello
New Glarus Boy Thrown From Bike in Accident
Charles Ingwell, nine or ten, son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Ingell, escaped serious injury when struck by a car Tuesday afternoon in front of the Abner Anderson blacksmith shop in New Glarus.
State Officials Visit New Glarus Schools
William C. Kahl and Walter B. Senty of the state department of public instruction inspected New Glarus schools yesterday. An informal meeting with faculty followed after classes dismissed at 2 30 p m.
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New Glarus
William C. Kahl
Walter B. Senty
State Department of Public Instruction
Fire escape stairway started at North school
Installation of a new metal fire escape on the south side of the North school building began yesterday as part of this year’s remodeling and modernization program at the school.
Green County 40 and 8 to Elect Officers in Brodhead
The 40 and 8 American Legion fun and special services unit will meet tonight in Brodhead. Major business includes the election of officers for the group.
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Green County
American Legion Fun and Special Services Unit
Brodhead
Recruiting Office Closed For Week At Monroe Post
The Monroe Army and Air Force Recruiting Station, located in the post office, will close for about a week as Sgt. James C. Ridings reports. Ridings and his family have been called to Corinth, Mississippi due to his father R. L. Ridings's serious illness.
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Monroe
Prices for Various Ec Goods Listed
A sequence of prices shown as 54.25 ec 61.90 ec 69.50 ec 79.00 ec 82.70 ec likely from a vendor or catalog. The lines present no additional context beyond the price points.
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Periecony
Woorly
Thureday
Small Claims Court
St. Clare Hospital
Sgt.Duerst
William Smiley
Mane ‘Rockey
Yesterrie Wiyday
Freeport
C. King
Sheboygan
Herman L. Schindler
Insurance
Browntown
Frank Maaske
Vincent C. Koch
Janesville
George Hamill
Belvidere
Ill
Orville Galway
Lena
James’ Shirley
Ofports Ponies
Frank Sellnow
Bert Miller
Florida
James Hodges
Lutz, Fla
Chicago
Marvin Stabler
Eiay
Mooseheart
West Side
Mooseheart, I
Athelsteane
T. J. Schaf
Wis
Joe E. Miller
Archie Myers Jr
10Th Steret
Carolyn Ann
Marilyn
Innow
Ili Keith Pinnow
Alfred Pinnow
Broge
Joyce Broge
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Ray Milland
Delicious Bracks
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Shampion
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Speedway
Worton Eke
Sykestone
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