May 12 1956 Weather Outlook With Thunderstorms
Mostly cloudy windy and warm this afternoon tonight and Sunday with scattered thunderstorms. Chance of locally severe storms this afternoon into tonight. A little cooler Sunday. Low tonight 45 to 62 with regional variation. high Sunday 65 to 85. Precipitation since yesterday trace. Sunrise 4 48 sunset 7 05. Wettest Presidio Texas 106 hottest. Mt Washington 20 coldest.
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U.S
Presidio
Tex
Mt. Washington
N.H
Real Estate Transfers In Jordan Township
Charles G Hartwig and wife B J Rygh and wife transfer 10 acres in section 28 Jordan Township. B J Rygh and wife transfer 10 acres to Charles G Hartwig and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Hartwig
B. J. Rygh
Jordan Township
County Court Judge Orders Fine In License Case
County Court Judge Marshall Peterson mandates Marvin Hein of Route 1 Albany to pay $50 fine plus costs by June 1 or face 60 days in county jail for operating a vehicle without a valid license. Death notices list Miss Cassie Ab and William E. Schmitz of 2317 13th Street, son, May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Peterson
Marvin Hein
Albany
Sheriff's Department
St Clare Hospital Aesident and Dismissals List
A hospital list from St Clare shows names under Aesident Surgical and Dismissals segments. Includes Kevin Smit Mrs Henry Jenson Leif M Cleophas Dean McNett Mrs Walter Stubbe Virginia Element and others linked to Beloit Apple River Fort At ginson Clare Ill and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jenson
Homer Schwerin
Emil Schwitz
Orangeville
Theodore Phillipson
Argyle
Robert Adee
Clare
Ill
Leif M. Cleophas
Beloit
Dean McNett
Warren
Walter Stubbe
13Th Street
Arthur Busch
Apple River
Virginia
Element
Harlow D. Gilbertson
Charles J. James
John Taylor
Euphemia Gavigan
Cheryl Stuckey
Shirley Crooke
Charles Steig
Helena Perry
Barbara Shea
Allie Peterson
Harold Bright
Soldier Dunn competes in Fourth Army rifle and pistol matches
Warrant Officer Russell M. Dunn of Brodhead took part in the Fourth Army rifle and pistol matches at Ft. Hood, Texas. He serves with the 37th Military Police detachment at Ft. Chaffee, Arkansas, and entered the Army in 1942 as a World War II veteran. His wife Margaret and children were serving in Ft. Smith.
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Russell M. Dunn
LaVanche Dunn
Brodhead
Ft. Hood
Tex
Dunn
37Th Military Police
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Margaret
Ft. Smith
Arrangements Pending For Norman J Kennedy Funeral
Arrangements for Norman J. Kennedy 27 son of Mrs. Clayte F Coplien Cheesebro Trailer Court who was killed in a traffic accident in Nebraska Thursday are pending at Stuessy Funeral Home here. The funeral home awaits the return of Mrs. Coplien and her husband from Nebraska. The body is expected to arrive in Freeport tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J. Kennedy
Clayte F. Coplien
Cheesebro
Nebraska
Stuessy Funeral Home
Egli Truck Damages Bridge After Mishap Near Juda
Egli truck owned by Ervin Egli of Juda skidded 50 feet then struck a tree and swerved into a bridge railing on a town road south of Highway 20 near the Walter Neuenschwander farm. Bridge suffered extensive damage deputies reported.
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Route 1
Juda
Highway 20
Walter Neuenschwander
Egli
Ervin Egli
UW Commerce Send-Off Honors 41 Scholarship Winners
Gary J. Quinn and David H. Forbes among 41 University of Wisconsin commerce students named recipients at a recent Send-Off banquet. Quinn received the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Wisconsin General Agents scholarship while Forbes earned the Albert Trathen scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary J. Quinn
James Quinn
17Th Street
David H. Forbes
James Forbes
11Th Avenue
University of Wisconsin
School of Commerce
Commerce
Quinn
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Wisconsin General Agents
Forbes
Albert Trathen
Rogers Leaves St. Clare for Milwaukee Home
John M. Rogers left St. Clare hospital this morning and was taken to Milwaukee by his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Ransdell. He will reside with the Ransdells. Rogers had been a patient at St. Clare since April 14.
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Milwaukee
John M. Rogers
St. Clare Hospital
Thomas Ransdell
Ransdells
Rogers
St. Clare
Smith
Kevin Smith
Kenneth L. Smith
17Th Avenue
Kevin
Jack L. Marty
15Th Avenue
Blanchardville
Thomas J. Cleary
Sonning
John Cleary
Ft. Knox
Polk
Miss Cassie Abley Dies at 93 in Brodhead
Miss Cassie Abley age 93, born November 2, 1862 in Mount Pleasant Township, died at 2 50 p m in a Brodhead convalescent home after a brief illness. She lived in Washington 1910 1916 and returned to Albany to live with relatives. Services Monday at 2 p m at Sharer funeral home Albany conducted by Rev Bruce Willett. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Friends may call.
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Albany
Cassie Abley
Brodhead
Iss Abley
Mount Pleasant Township
Mt. Pleasant Township
Jacob and
Angeline Meinert Abley
Washington
August Malkow
Harry” Malkow
Sharer Funeral Home
Bruce Willett
Albany Methodist Church
Hillfcrest
Cheddar Prices Mixed in Wisconsin Markets
Wisconsin state agriculture report shows some cheddar styles down one eighth of a cent while overall markets hold steady. Distributive demand remains fair to good with moderate open market interest in state brand small styles and junior grades. Terminal point markets stay steady for fresh and aged cheese, with adequate trading stocks and steady evaporated milk and fluid markets amid varied pasture conditions.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Paine
Mother's Day guests at Wisconsin State College Platteville
Mmes Walter S Stauffer and Mrs John E Andereck hosted Mother's Day guests of graduating seniors at Wisconsin State College Platteville. Miss Helen Stauffer and Edwin Lee Andereck are seniors. another Andereck son John is a junior. Lions Club to meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Swiss Wheel. film Center of Town to be shown. Lions scholarship winner to be announced.
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Mmes
Walter S. Stauffer
19Th Avenue
John E. Andereck
16Th Avenue
Wisconsin State College
Platteville
Helen Stauffer
Edwin Lee Andereck
Andereck
John
Lions Club
Swiss Wheel
Personal Notes From Visitors And Travel
Personal mentions from Monona to Milwaukee traverse visits by Emmett, Miss Jacobs of Woodford, Mrs. Luchsinger, Alois Moest Jr and family from Orangeville, and Ann O Flaherty of Winona. Fern Maurer heads to Joplin for a week with Delbert’s family, while Judge ZumBrunnen’s Spooner family visits his mother in the area. Julia Scheidegger attends Nona Moore and Harold Erfurt’s Verona wedding. Bruce Blum and Leon Schmidt return from Maywood where Ruth Jacobs of Santa Barbara guided a children’s choir clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett. Koenig
Monona
Mary Jacobs
Woodford
Emma . Tschanz
F. B. Luchsinger
Milwaukee
Alois Moest Jr
Orangeville
Ann O’flahrity
Winona
Minn
Fern Maurer
Delbert
Joplin
Robert ZumBrunnen
Spooner
Gottlieb Zum Brunnen
Julia Scheidegger
Verona
Nona , Moore
Harold Erfurt
W. L. Swanson
Oklahoma City
Oklo
Sophia Stuart
Benloit
Rhea B. Myers
Fargo
N.D
Baker Manufacturing Co
Evansville
Myers
Ames
Bruce M. Blum
Leon JO. Schmidt
Maywood
Ill
Blum
Ruth Jacobs
Santa Barbara
Calif
Children’s Choir Guild
Organization For the Promotion of
John Bruni Named To Reserve Squad Drill Team
John Bruni of 4th Automatic Weapons Battery USMCR in Madison has been chosen for the unit’s drill team. The 13-member group performs complex marching maneuvers with rifles and will appear in the Armed Forces Day Parade in Madison on Saturday May 19, followed by a demonstration at Truax Air Force Base the same afternoon. Members volunteer and wear white belts gloves bayonet scabbards white hats and gold Marine Corps emblems.
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Marine Corps
Camp Wawbeek to Open with $100,000 Dormitory
A new $100,000 dormitory will be ready for Camp Wawbeek in Wisconsin Dells at the opening in June. The facility, designed for 43 residents, includes hand rails ramps wide doors and a sun deck and will be dedicated July 22. Two week outings are offered to crippled persons aged 8 to 45 in the state with county applications processed by Mrs Martha Tschudy at the Courthouse.
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Landtven
Unssr
Wisconsin
Wawbeek
Dells
Green ‘County
Martha Tschudy
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Mrs. Paul Keanning and daughter Linda Ann of Chicago spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs M J Condon. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shrier announce the birth of their daughter Nancy Lynn born in May. Mr and Mrs E W Strauss of Albany have moved to the Otto Uphoff house on East Sixth Avenue.
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Paul Keanning
Linda Ann
Chicago
M. J. Condon
Kenneth Shrier
Nancy Lynn
E. W. Strauss
Albany
Otto Uphoff
East Sixth Avenue
Open House for Chadborne Hall Destruction Prompts Farewell
Three University of Wisconsin students from Monroe and Juda attended a farewell open house for Chadborne Hall slated to be razed this summer to allow a new women’s dormitory. Attendees included Joyce Babier, Gale Bissell, Rhea Schaldt, and Audrey Seidel, each listed with parent names and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Juda
Chadborne Hall
Joyce Babier
Harry Babler
Gale Bissell
Robert Long
9Th Street
Rhea Schaldt
Ralph P. Schadt
19Th Avenue
Audrey Seidel
Herbert Andereck
Stocks Slide To Low Levels
Stocks retreat to near the reaction low after a volatile week. The Associated Press 60 stock average falls to 187.30, $3.40 below last week while railroad shares reach new highs but autos falter as General Motors cuts a full workday. Market eyes lows but rally potential remains.
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Winget
New York
Associated Press
General Motors
Police Charge Girl In Traffic Mishap
Police report 18 year old VoAnn Thompson of 1420 10th street charged with leaving the scene of an accident from a mishap on May 4. A hearing is set for May 19 in Justice Court. Officer said Gordon L Wahler of 1709 16th avenue had left fender damage at 1 am by an unidentified southbound vehicle on 16th avenue.
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voAnn Thompson
10Th Street
Justice Court
Gordon L. Wahler
16Th Avenue
Scout Troops 27 5 share first aid talk in St Victor hall
Troops 27 and 5 met in St Victor's parish hall Friday afternoon with Mrs. Wedesky leading a first aid talk and a bandage demonstration. Troop 5 provided refreshments. Brownie Troop 2 joined Troop 5, led by Mrs. Eva Weaver and Miss Colleen Seffrood. Troop 24 Owl patrol led a flag ceremony and songs.
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W. J. Wedesky
St. Victor's Parish Hall
Brownie Scout
Eugene Weaver
Colleen Seffrood
Hervey J. Hoesly
Joann Nussbaum
Mmes
Jo Boss
Sandra Babler
Jean Phillips
Marilyn Brennan
Karen Woolever
Mary Jo McAlpine
Gaineth Gonstead
Judy Dodge
Susan Warfel
Dabbler
Kay Bauman
CCC cheese exports under P L 480 reach over 8 million pounds
Kraft Foods Co Chicago bought 167 122 pounds of CCC owned cheddar for export to England at 22 54 to 23 26 cents per pound. Spiritus Cheese Co New York purchased 66 365 pounds for export to Belgium at 22 28 to 22 96 cents per pound. Total CCC owned cheese sold for commercial export amounts to 8 202 117 pounds including bid fixed price and land sales under P L 480.
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Kraft Foods Co
Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
England
USDA
Spiritus Cheese Co
New York City
Belgium
CCC
P.L
Silverthorn To Be Honored Tuesday
Harry F. Silverthorn a funeral director in Orfordville for 50 years will be honored in Milwaukee by the Wisconsin Funeral Directors Association. He has a 50 year membership certificate. Born in Footville he worked in his father's store and tobacco warehouse before five years at a Footville funeral home and earning embalming license April 8 1906. He bought the Edward Haugen funeral home and has operated it as his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Silverthorn
Orfordville
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Funeral Directors Association
Silverthorn
Footville
Edward Haugen
City Poppy Day Set By Legion Aux May 26
Mrs. Lloyd A. Mary of the Zilmer Riley American Legion Post Auxiliary announced the Poppy Day chairmen for the May 26 sale. Proceeds aid rehabilitation for needy veterans and families. Poppies are made by patients at the Veterans Administration hospital in Wood. Square, outlying, and village chairmen are named with window decoration and publicity coordinators. Headquarters will be at Wisconsin Power and Light Co. office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd A.mary
Zilmer-Riley American Legion Post
Legion and
Auxiliary
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wood
Glen A. Swiggum
Bernard F. Gibbons
William R
Eberhardt
T. W. Reilly
Floyd Pyle
William Preston
Rob
Reuther warns Democrats over civil rights stance
At the ninth ADA convention Reuther says Democrats must take a clear civil rights position or lose American support. As ADA vice chairman and UAW president he argues the party must offer a real choice to extend both the New Deal and Fair Deal into the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrews
Reuther
Democratic Party
Americans For Democratic Action
Eisenhower
ADA
United Auto Workers
Autry to Quit Radio in Recording Dispute
Hollywood reports Gene Autry plans to quit radio this Sunday amid a clash over live versus transcribed shows. CBS Radio President Arthur Hull Hayes and sponsor William K. Wrigley Jr. both say they are surprised by the decision, ending a historic sponsor-star pairing since 1940. A source says Wrigley dislikes transcriptions, previously tolerating them during rodeo tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gene Autry
CBS Radio
Arthur Hull Hayes
Network
Autry
William K. Wrigley Jr
Wrigley
Tractor Mishap Claims Life of Local Farmer
64 year old Lewis Schu richt of the Elkhart Lake area died at a hospital Friday after a tractor he was repairing fell on him. He was a farmer in the Plymouth region and the accident occurred while he was working on the machine.
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Plymouth
Lewis Schuricht
Elkhart Lake
Wisconsin Holstein Friesian convention highlights and cattle records
Pecatonica Abigail Prude a registered Holstein Friesen cow owned by Ralph Eastwood of Woodford completed a 365 day production test averaging about 22 quarts of milk daily. Wisconsin delegates will attend the 71st Holstein Friesian Association convention in Milwaukee June 6 and 7. John Ruff of Monroe is among breeders consigning cattle to the sale. two Brown Swiss cows from Alfred Meier of Rock Hill also reported lactation metrics. Ralph Kundert and family leave for Arizona to visit son in law and daughter, Lt and Mrs Van Bixhorn, accompanied by daughters Marion and Patricia.
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Pecatonica Abigal Prilly Prude
Ralph E. Eastwood
Woodford
John W. Ruff
Monroe
State Fair Park
West Allis
the Park Coliseum
Alfred
Shorty) J. Meier
Highway 59
Julia M
Rock Hill
Onnabell
H. Otto Elmer
Monticello
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
National Association
Arizona
Ralph J. Kundert
9Th Street
Ralph van Bixhorn
Marion
Patricia
UW Rally Hears Stassen on Arms Policy
Harold Stassen told about 600 at a University of Wisconsin disarmament conference that the United States will embark on a thorough review of disarmament policies based on U N sponsored talks in London. He said studies to be made in Russia and that the conference brightened prospects for peace. Stassen, Eisenhower’s disarmament assistant and former Minnesota governor, had just returned from London.
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Madison
Harold Stassen
United States
Russia
Stassen
Eisenhower
University of Wisconsin
U. N
London
Minnesota
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Cassie
William E. Schmitz
13Th Street, Son
Kevin Smit
Norman Kennedy
Miss Abley
Brooklyn
Wood J. Kachinsky
Madi- New Glarus
Nob Hill
Jack Heller
Mb. Ana
Fred Heller
Country Squire
Shome
Arena Oregon
Air Force
Okinawa
Herbert J. Kammerude
Teleman
U. S. Naval Receiving Station
Norfolk
Laverne Kammerude
Helen Kammerude
Marshall
John Bruni
Miss Grace Marsh
Hartford
Lanz Agency
The
Eese Jkettle Ctt
Peggy
Beauty Lane Shop
Democrat
MAUTZ
Lovely New House & Garden Magazine
M-G-M
Grace Kelly
Alec Guinness
Louis Jourdan
Agnes Moorehead
Jessie Royce Landis
Brian Aherne
Leo G. Carroll
Estelle Winwood
van Dyke Parks
John Dighton
Ferenc Molnar
Charles Vidor
Dore Schary
Goetz
Roy Rogers
Caliente
Adventure
Tennessee
John Wayne
Ronald Reagan
Rhonda Fleming
Pat
Pend
Greiners Hardware
Square
Sun
James Cagney
Bad Man
Stephen Mally
Alfred Hitchcock
Shcocks
Caron
Ddie Albert
JO van Fleet
Don Taylor
Ray Danton
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