Mrs. Arnold Schober Dies Former Monroe Resident
Mrs. Arnold Schober 71 of Rockford died yesterday at her home 3106 N First St Rockford Funeral services will be Friday at 130 p m at Julian Poorman Funeral Home Rockford with Dr Franklin M Zentz officiating Burial will be in Cedar Bluff Cemetery She was born Kathryn Wallace February 18 1881 in Monroe daughter of Henry Wallace and married Arnold Schober November 5 1905 They moved to Rockford in 1926 She was a member of Forest City Chapter 590 Order of Eastern Star Survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Delmar Phelps and several nephews and nieces including Mrs Kathryn Van Matre Monroe John Ivey is a cousin.
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Arnold Schober
Monroe
N. First Street
Rockford
Julian Poorman
Schober
Franklin M. Zentz
Court Street Methodist Church
Cedar Bluff
Kathryn Wallace
Delmar Phelps
Kathryn van Matre
John Ivey
Markets Report From Chicago Livestock Trade
USDA market note shows salable hogs 8,500 with uneven runs and gains up to 50 cents for many classes, cattle 8,500 with steady to higher trends on heifers and bulls, prime steers reaching 37.50 per 1,250 pounds and up, cows and bulls mixed. butchers and lightweights show varied gains, eggs steady, poultry firm, and wholesale prices steady. Also notes about specific weights and price ranges across hogs cattle and eggs, plus fish count remark.
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Chicago
USDA
India aims to boost food self sufficiency with Grow More Food drive
India plans to raise agricultural and rural output as part of a five year plan with 12.8 percent of outlay for farming and 30.26 percent for irrigation and power. Reclamation of fallow lands. fertilizer production. land reform aim to curb absentee landlordism and small holdings. In Wisconsin state level dairy data a Holstein cow, Wildvale Inka Fobes, produced about 16 quarts a day for a 365 day test, yielding 482 pounds butterfat and 12,678 pounds milk. US farmers expect higher fluid milk and cream demand in 1952 with per capita consumption rising. Overall milk output this year likely to be similar to 1951.
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India
India News
Government of India Information Services
New York City
Government of India
Wildvale Inka Fobes
Harold Wild and Son
Winslow
Wisconsin
U.S. Departments of Agriculture
United States
Deer Killed in Auto Collision Near Freeport
Simon Wuthrich of route 1 reported his first deer of the season after a buck 200 pounds dashed into his car about 500 yards north of Freeport. The deer died instantly and was disposed of by Game Warden Charles Rohde. Wuthrich sustained almost 50 dollars in damage. Illinois State Police officers Ramsdell and Savage investigated.
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Simon Wuthrich
Route 1
Freeport
Charles Rohde
Stephenson County
Wuthrich
Illinois
Donald Ramsdell
Shannon
Gordon Savage
Forreston
Orangeville Plans Memorial Day Observances
Orangeville outlines Memorial Day events with a 9 30 a m Sunday service at the Methodist church. The American Legion and auxiliary will gather at Memorial hall to proceed to the church. May 29 wreath making at Memorial hall precedes the graves service. Poppy Day set for Saturday, with veterans selling handmade poppies.
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Orangeville
American Legion
Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Council
Ida Mae van Matre
Poppy
Ewert Kline
Korn on Okinawa address for Korn Jr reported
Mr and Mrs Henry Korn Sr learn their son Henry O Korn Jr is stationed on Okinawa. His new address lists A/3c Henry O Korn Jr AF 16 384 240 Hq Sq 6332nd Air Base Group APO 239 1 Box 319 c/o post master San Francisco California The Evening Times urges families to mail complete addresses to the service editor to avoid relaying errors.
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Korn
Okinawa
Henry Korn Sr
Henry Jr
Henry O. Korn Jr
San Francisco
Calif
Arlo Stuessy Returns Home From 17 Day Leave
Arlo Stuessy son of Mr and Mrs Herman A Stuessy 911 15th avenue arrived home Saturday night on a 17 day leave He is a naval air controlman stationed at the naval air base at Jacksonville Fla
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Arlo Stuessy
Herman A. Stuessy
15Th Avenue
Naval Air
New Address for A C Howard D Wells
Updated address for 85th Troop Carrier Squadron airman Howard D Wells AF 16 326 814 son of Mr and Mrs Orson Wells is APO 963 c o postmaster San Francisco California 85th Trp Carr Sydn San Francisco.
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Howard D. Wells
Orson Wells
15Th Avenue
Carr. Sydn
c/o
San Francisco
Calif
Monticello Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Charles Reid of Milwaukee visited Mrs. Gil bert Butzlaff and Miss Marie Splinter and called on Rose and Kate Stauffer. Numerous relatives from Monroe New Glarus Madison and Rockford visited, with weekend trips to Stoughton Belleville and Mineral Point. The Marty school picnic occurred at New Glarus Woods, and several locals were noted as visitors or callers in nearby towns.
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Charles Reid
Milwaukee
Gilbert Butzlaff
Marie Splinter
Rose
Kate Stauffer
Reid
Gordon Holcomb
Belleville
Henry Hefty
Washington Township
Ernest Gempeler
Louise
Donald Barmore
Monroe
Alvin Mitchell
Bobby, McFarland
Roy Bissig
Willis Elmer
Thomas Brusveen
Indian Ford
Robert Holcomb
Nancy
Gary Holcomb
Fred C. Marty
Charles Leonard
W. L. Zweifer
New Glarus
Robert Wagner
Curt
Rockford
O. D. Curtis
Eugene Saunders
Vicky
Thomas Saunders
Donald
Ed Saunderses
John Blum
H. A. Becker
Janesville
Sen
Robert Wild
Lydia Voegeli
Norman Benkett
Danny
Fritzie
Marcus Elmer
Mineral Point
Jake Kohler
Beverly Babler
Stoughton
Wallace P. Bartow
Buz
Des Moines
W. L. Zweifel
J. W. Barlows
Anna
Sophia Bently
Emma Marty
Albert J. Marty
William Pagel
Bonnie Elmer
Casper Hammerly
A. W. Becker
Madison
Verona Schuler
E. A. Bently
Jacob Voegels
Charles Schnetzler
Albert Marty
Irene
Richard Hefty
Platteville State College
Henry E. Babier
Goldfield
Mauston Couple Killed In Crossing Mishap
Mauston Wisconsin couple William Bader 61 and Rosetta Bader 42 were killed when their car was struck by a Milwaukee Road streamliner at a town road crossing near their home. Bader, driving, apparently failed to notice the approaching train.
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Mauston, Wis
Mauston
William Bader
Rosetta
Juneau County
Bader
New Water Sealed Army Truck Issued To Local Guard Unit
A water sealed hydramatic 244 ton truck was delivered to Co. K Green County's national guard unit and the medical platoon from Camp Dougl as. M/Sgt. Clarence L. Goecks presented the vehicle after attending a camp school on its operation. The unit held routine drill with the drums for the Memorial Day parade as 69 of 74 enlisted men attended. Capt. Floyd Baribeau of Beloit acted as adjutant and administration officer.
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Co. K. Green County
National Guard
Camp Douglas
Clarence L. Goecks
Goecks
Floyd Baribeau
Beloit
Official Visitor Spends Time With Third Battalion
An official visitor observed Third battalion activities and engaged with officials and soldiers during the event. The visit highlighted unit operations and discipline, reflecting broader military oversight and community ties.
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Cer
TV Stations Linked by Network Facilities
More than 100 U S television stations are connected through network facilities enabling shared programming and distribution. The initiative aims to streamline operations and broaden national coverage across the broadcast sector.
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U. S
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Ed Kelling
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Ole Berg
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Argyle
Royal Karlen
Herman G. Karlen
Nic Luchsinger
Bauman
Ace
Lanz Agency
Qish Gees
Schoep
Schoeps
Century Service Co
John Holishopple Jr
Phone 106
Silemorial
Monroe Sales Co
Forel
Dealef
ACE Garden
Ace Store
Geneva
Henry L. Bauman
Ieee
Ae Aida
Heaad
Ann Delafield
Judith Nash
Miss de Afield
Eureka
Gaby
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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