Graduation Set For St. Victor's
Thirteen St. Victor's school students will graduate in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony after a 7:15 a.m. Holy Communion Mass. Parents and escorts include many named families and students. diplomas will be presented by Rev. Eugene C. McCollow with Benediction. Awards honor perfect attendance and all A conduct marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor’s School
Marco G. Bregenzer
Edward Bregenzer
Marcia J. Conway
Roy M. Conway
Jerrald F. Disch
John H. Disch
Patricia Ann Gaughan
Thomas A. Gaughan
Karl J. Gmur
Franz Gmur
Cecilia M. Grawehr
Anton C. Grawehr
Marlene T. Hare
Frank S. Hare
Thomas E. Keegan
Thomas R. Keegan
Kathryn Ann McGuire
Michael McGuire
James F. Menehan
Frank Menehan
Barbara Ann Ruef
John P. Ruef
Patricia Ann Whalen
Joseph Whalen
J. Patrick Wuetrich
James J. Wuetrich
Shirley Gaughan
Holly Moore
Thomas Moore
Valerie Usher
J. H. Usher
Agnes Lamboley
Harold J. Lamboley
Mary Florentine
P.H.J.C
Richard Schlaefer
St. Victor’s Church
Eugene C. McCollow
St. Victor’s
Joseph Keegan
Michael Clark
Jerry Muenich
John Norder
McCollow
No Price Change For March Swiss Cheese Factory
Prices for Swiss cheese at the factory remained steady in March from January levels. State brand 52, grade B 49, grade C 46 and grinders 42 cents were the handling basis. A survey found February milk price paid to farmers at $4.02, down 10 cents from January but about $1 above February 1951.
Browntown Men Kill Young Foxes and Loot Dens
Russell Cline killed about a dozen young red foxes in a woods near his farm. The next day Ralph Lueck killed one in the same timber. Farmers are warned to watch for foxes raiding homes. Remains near dens included a 25 to 30 pound pig and various livestock and birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browntown
Russell Cline
Ralph Lueck
Merrill Dentist Named KC Leader
Dr. Eugene A. Krembs of Merrill was named state deputy of the Wisconsin Knights of Columbus at the Madison meeting. He succeeds Harold J. Lamboley of Green County, who led the state council for the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene A. Krembs
Merrill
Wisconsin State Council of the Knights of Columbus
Madison
Green County
Harold J. Lamboley
Leslie J. Schlaz
Milwaukee
Leonard J. Reinhart
Wisconsin Rapids
Harry S. Emans
New London
Donald W. Gleason
Green Bay
Schlaz
Reinhart
Gleason
Los Angeles
E. J. Westenberger
State Council
Matthew Larson
Francis Scheurell
Manitowoc
Rodney J. McDonald
Harry McGowan
Marinette
Hilary Meade
Hurley
Clarence M. Fitzgerald
Fond du Lac
Francis Couaty
Whitewater
Sheboygan
William C Fowler Dies in Chicago at 79
William C Fowler aged 79 of 7141 Normal boulevard Chicago died there yesterday after a stroke a week earlier. Graveside rites are set for tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at a Chicago funeral home before burial at Greenwood cemetery here. Rev John E Mac Martin will conduct. Fowler married Grace M Lytle in 1903. He was a Chase and Sanborn Co representative in this territory prior to retirement. Mrs Fowler is daughter of the late Charles A Lytle and cousin of Dr F Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Fowler
Normal Boulevard
Chicago
East 71St Street
C. A. Lytle
Greenwood Cemetery
John E. MacMartin
the Universalist Church
Fowler
Grace M. Lytle
Chase and Sanborn Co
Charles A. Lytle
Monroe
F. Hodges
Nellie Hodges
16Th Avenue
Rail Shares Lead In Stock List Rise
Bouyancy in the railroad section today sparked a general stock market advance. Gainers rose from fractions to 1 or 2 points with active areas showing a few issues gaining as much as 4 points at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Councilmen Debate Used Car Auction Ordinance
City council heard arguments on updating ordinances to allow a dealer only used car auction at the fairgrounds. The Green County Fair Association and local dealer group backed safeguards for retailers while concerns about public auctions and possible misuses were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Wolleson
Green County Fair Association
John M
Francis J. O’donnell
O’donnells
Clarno
M. K. Johnson
Green County Automobile Dealer’s Association
Hospital
Police and Safety Committee
Benkett
Fred Galli
Alfred H. Henning
Johnson
Thim
Ridgway Tells Senate Hearing Of Soviet Buildup in Far East
General Ridgway testifies before a Senate hearing on Soviet buildup in the Far East and notes U N C concerns over riots in prisoner camps. He cites incidents at Koje Island and Pusan, blames small Communist groups for agitation and warns of planned provocation to smear U N C treatment of POWs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Senate
Far East
Tokyo
United Nations Command
U.N
UNC
Pusan
Koje Island
U. S
Eighth Army
Koje
United Nations
Far Eastern Command
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rose Island
Bridges
R-Nh
U. N
Russell
Kose Island
Capitol
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rural Students to Hear Officer at Monroe High
Capt Floyd L Baribeau Beloit adjutant and admin officer of the 128th Infantry 32nd Division will deliver the 8th grade graduation address at Monroe high school auditorium at 2 pm Friday The program features invocation by Rev Howard L Orians choral pieces by Junior High Chorus mixed chorus and a brass quintet plus a humorous declamation by Eugene Wagner. The day closes with the Hiawatha Square Dancers routine We Like to Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd L. Bambeau
Beloit
128Th Infantry
Monroe Area
Monroe High School
Baribeau
Howard L. Orians
William Lanz
Walter Schroeder
Thomas Cunningham
Carmen Norton
Allan Barnard
Eugene Wagner
Monroe
Hiawatha Square
Verla Babler
Pauline Patterson
Admiral Joy rejects prisoner hospital incident demands
At Munsan Korea Communist negotiators protested a riot at a Pusan Allied POW hospital. General Nam demanded an accounting of a prisoner death and 85 injuries. Vice Admiral Joy, leading the Allied delegation, replied that progress requires accepting a ceasefire proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
Pusan
Nam I
Adm
C. Turner Joy
Reds
Davis man in Green Rock line crash kills cow
A three year old cow died when a car driven by Royal Hawkins of Davis collided with it at 10 50 last night. Passenger Lelland Knuckles suffered head and knee injuries. The accident occurred in front of the Harland Wallmer farm on County Trunk T near the Green Rock county line.
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Davis
Green Rock County
Royal R. Hawkins
Harland Wallmer
Brodhead
Wallmer Farm
Lelland Knuckles
Hawkins
Green County
Highway 81
Green- Rock County
Stauffacher Reappointed Green County Treasurer After Death
Mrs Louis B Stauffacher signed her oath of office and was sworn in to fill the unexpired term of her husband Emanuel G Stauffacher who died April 27 1950 The appointment marks a second treasurer term for Mrs Stauffacher who had earlier filled the post after his 1950 death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis B. Stauffacher
Green County
Stauffacher
Emanuel G. Stauffacher
Clarence W. Loveland
County Board of Supervisors
Sinice
Miss Burgi Buys Odell Residence
Miss Margaret K. Burgi purchases the Emery A. Odell home at 1910 10th Street, a landmark noted for its Norman tower and Lannon stone exterior. The United Telephone Co. executive gains a three bedroom, two bathroom, finished attic residence with a three car garage, garden, and modern amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery A. Odell
The
Evening Times
Margaret K. Burgi
United Telephone Co
10Th Street
Burgi
Monroe
Miss Olson 74 Argyle obituary
Miss Clara Olson aged 74 of Argyle died at 8 40 last night at her home after years of illness She was born December 15 1877 in Argyle daughter of Peter and Mary Paulson Olson She lived in the township until 1914 moved to the village She belonged to Yellowstone Lutheran church and was a life member of the Aid Society She leaves a brother Elmer Argyle two sisters Mrs Martin Erickson and Mrs Henry Erickson Blanchardville Surviving siblings Ed and Oliver and two sisters Mrs Simon Hanson and Mrs Theodore Winger preceded her in death Services Friday at 130 p m Erickson funeral home and 2 p m Yellowstone church Rev M A Sorenson Argyle presiding burial in the adjoining cemetery Nephews to serve as pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Olson
Argyle
Miss Olson
Peter and
Mary Paulson Olson
Yellowstone Lutheran Church
Aid Society
Elmer
Martin Erickson
Henry Erickson
Blanchardville
Oliver
Simon Hanson
Theodore Winger
Erickson
Anthrax Identified in Death of Two Heifers in Marathon County
The death agent on a Marathon County farm is diagnosed as anthrax after pathology and lab tests. Leo Nikolai's farm is quarantined along with a second Nikolai property. Dr. Quentin Paulson of the state agriculture department confirmed the findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon County
Marshfield
State Department of Agriculture
Quentin Paulson
Leo Nikolai
Nikolai
Ingwell Elected To Lead Green County Bankers
One hundred eighty members, spouses, and guests attended the Green County Bankers Association dinner at Monroe Country Club. M. J. Ingwell of the Bank of Albany was elected president, succeeding G. E. Zuercher. Hale Grover was named vice president, Gilbert Swartz reappointed secretary, and Miss Marie Blum re-elected treasurer. Vistors from several Milwaukee and Chicago banks attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Bankers Association
Monroe Country Club
M. J. Ingwell
Bank of Albany
G. E. Zuercher
Monroe First National Bank
Hale Grover
Green County Bank of Brodhead
Gilbert Swartz
Marie Blum
Milwaukee
Richard C. Rastetter
Continental Illinois
Chicago
Frederick C. Rueckert
Northern Trust
Traffic Hazard Study Proceeds in Monroe City
The Monroe City Council safety committee voted to proceed with traffic hazard corrections before ASA recommendations. The plan includes converting 10th and 11th streets to one way and reassessing 9th street intersections with 16th and 17th avenues for parking removal to improve sight lines.
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Police and Safety Committee
Monroe
American Automobile Association
10Th
11Th
Floyd W.W. Matzke
Herman L. Schindler
Alfred H. Henning
9Th Street
16Th
17Th Avenues
Board of Public Works
James Hyland Leaves For Service Induction
James R. Hyland of 808 17th avenue left for armed service today after volunteering to the Green County selective service board. Thirty six others departed from the armory at 7 p m for pre induction physical examinations in Milwaukee. James C Allen of Brodhead was also slated to leave but his induction was postponed due to illness.
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Green County
James R. Hyland
17Th Avenue
Armed Services
Milwaukee
Hyland
Green County Selective Service Board
James
C. Allen
Brodhead
Ridgway Warns on Korean War Buildup and Policy
General Ridgway tells senators that Soviet forces have intensified in the Far East and Korea holds greater offensive potential than in the past. He doubts an immediate ceasefire and warns of heavy losses if a surprise attack occurs, while preparing to take NATO command from Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Far East
Korea
Ridgway
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Jack Schomake
Waukesha
St. Victor's
William Fowler
Yale
St. Clare Hospital
5Th Street
Adam Blumer
Floyd W. Matzke
Arthur C. Benkett
Wolleson
Council
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Court House
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co
13Th Avenue
Walter R. Ekum
Ekum
Michigan
Roger L. Elmer
Judiciary Committee
League of Wisconsin
Watertown
25Th Avenue
Bernard F. Stoltz
Ion
Mark Clark
Bose
Haydon L. Boatner
U. S. Eighth Army
Seoul
Joy
Robert Stauffacher
L. B. Stauffacher
Barbara Taft
Dale Taft
Miss Burgi
Odell
Times
Home
Frank H. Carpenter
Odells
Deaconess Hospital Nurses Home
Nell B. Burgi
Ingwell
James Hyland
NATO Command
Congress
House
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
NATO
Bernard L. Montgomery
Alphonse Juin
Alice
Phyllis Teehan
Victor Teehan
DeLea Treloar
Roland G. Treloar
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