Weather Summary May 22 1956 With Temperatures and Storms
Partly cloudy this afternoon with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the southeast half. Locally severe storms possible in the southeast. Clearing and cooler tonight with frost in the northwest. Wednesday mostly cloudy and cooler, with much cooler conditions in the southeast half. Night lows 30s northwest to 40s southeast. Wednesday highs 50s to 60s. Also notes barometer readings, yesterday’s highs and lows, and daily state highs and lows.
Real Estate Transfers in York Township and Villages
Martin Johnson to Wilma Johnson transfers 283 7/32 acres in York Township. Gottlieb Oberholzer to Albert H. Hirschy parcels It 6 bik 12 in Albany village. Eugene D. Creegan to Clayton M. Eugen t8 and E part of S half It7 bik3 in New Glarus village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Johnson
Wilma Johnson
York Township
Gottlieb Oberholzer
Albert H. Hirschy
Albany
Eugene D. Creegan
Clayton M. Eugen
New Glarus
Estates Probated After Death of Fred J. Steinmann
Judge Marshall L. Peterson names Louis E. Buri administrator with will annexed for Fred J. Steinmann who died April 23. Appraisers N. Johnson and Harry C. Young assess the estate. Under a December 18, 1952 will, $100 is given to St. John’s church with five sisters sharing the remainder: Emma Brind, Ida Young, Maria Keel, Frieda Sylvester, and Sophia Buri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
Louis E. Buri
Fred J. Steinmann
N. Johnson
Harry C. Young
St. John’s Church
Emma Brind
Ida Young
Maria Keel
Frieda Sylvester
Sophia Buri
Justice Cases Involving Koenig and Schneider
Monroe police report two cases of operating a motor vehicle with a restricted license, assessed fines of $5 plus costs. Also noted are obituaries for Mrs. Max E. Draheim of Milwaukee aged 51, and births to Mr. and Mrs. Merton Wells Footville and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Holmes 2111 10th Street with a May 2 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A. Koenig
Arthur E. Schneider
Monroe
Merton Wells
Footville
Rex Holmes
10Th Street
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Patients Listed
The list includes Robert Eugene Coates of Freeport James Foulker of Monticello and David Miller of Browntown among the tonsillectomy patients. Medical cases feature Arthur Milligan Be loit Mrs Glen Burtness Orfordville Mrs Roy Honeyman Elizabeth II Lawrence E Olson Racine Herman Ziltner Brodhead and Mrs Delbert Burkhalter Freeport. Surgical names include Clarence Saalsan Argyle John M O'Hare Sterling John Ammon Winslow Lee C Babler Diana M Kendall Darlington and Herbert J Hamnan Route 4. Dismissals include Otto Brobakken Elmer Chappell Mary Ellen McGuess Mrs Donald Newell Mrs John Geigel and Mrs Clayton Milestone and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eugene Coates
Freeport
James Foulker
Monticello
David Miller
Browntown
Arthur Milligan
Beloit
Glen Burtness
Orfordville
Roy Honeyman
Elizabeth, II
Lawrence E. Olson
Racine
Herman Ziltner
Brodhead
Delbert Burkhalter
Clarence Saalsan
Argyle
John M. O'Hare
Sterling
John Ammon
Winslow
Lee C. Babler
1724
19Th Street
Diana M. Kendall
Darlington
Herbert J._Hamnan
Route 4
Otto Brobakken
Elmer Chappell
Mary Ellen McGuess
Donald Newell
John Geigel
Clayton Milestone
Ushers Club Hears Harold Scherer at St John’s Church Dinner
The Ushers Club meeting at St John’s Roman Catholic and Reformed church featured Harold Scherer speaking on ushering. Rev. Paul C. Kehle and church council members attended. Louis F. Blanc serves as head usher. Mrs Henry Babier Jr led kitchen and dining with a committee including J L Babier Albert Wyss Gertrude Myers John Hirshbrunner Frank Bloom Sam Teuscher Herbert Stauffach er Robert Aeschlimann Paul C. Kehle and Ida Derendinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
Poecal and Reformed Church
Ushers Club
Paul C. Kehle
Church Council
Scherer
Louis F. Blanc
St. John’s Church
Henry Babier Jr
Mmes
J. L. Babier
Albert Wyss
Gertrude Myers
John Hirshbrunner
Frank Bloom
Sam Teuscher
Herbert Stauffacher
Robert Aeschlimann
Ida Derendinger
Dearth Firm Wins Sales Contest Prize in Chicago Region
The Dearth firm, among 214 dealers in the Chicago region, placed first in the Plymouth sales contest from Jan 21 to March. The top prize offered eight days in Paris with all expenses paid for two or $2,500 in cash. The firm received a check in lieu of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cre Ok Uman
Plymouth
Paris
New Plymouth
Chicago
Demonstration on Power Tools At Green County Safety Council
Russell Carter of Juda will demonstrate proper use of power hand tools in the Circuit Court room for the June 5 Tool Demonstration meeting. Dr Eugene E Eckstam of 1908 8th Street will summarize highlights from the Rock River Valley Safety Conference held in Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Safety Council
Circuit Court Room
Russell Carter
Juda
Eugene E. Eckstam
8Th Street
Janesville
Lamboley Addresses KC Convention in Stevens Point
Harold J. Lamboley of New Haven former Monroe county judge spoke at the Knights of Columbus convention banquet in Stevens Point. A UW Law School graduate, he served as county judge 1934 to 1953 before resigning to practice law and advocate for the Knights. He plans Monroe visit tonight before leaving East Thursday. attendees from Monroe included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Menehan and William C. Haren, who will return tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
New Haven
Conn
Monroe
Rm of Columbus
Stevens Point
Lamboley
University of Wisconsin Law School
Knights of Columbus
East
Midwest
Frank Menehan
William C. Haren
Cooler Weather After 85 Here Today
A high of 85 reported here at 1 p m will drop to the 40s tonight with cooler, springlike temperatures forecast tomorrow. Locally severe thunderstorms possible tonight with clearing later. Frost expected in north central portions during the night. high tomorrow in the 60s. Yesterday’s high was 82 and the night low 58. Madison reached 87 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Madison
County Red Cross Total Reaches 5000 in Drive
Irene L Brunkow Red Cross fund drive secretary and Louis A Koenig county fund chairmen reported 5000 received this year The sum will send 2880 to national headquarters and 2120 stay with the county chapter The total fell short of the 7670 quota but exceeds past collections locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene L. Brunkow
Red Cross
Louis A. Koenig
Let All Your Things Have Their Places
A museum or classroom excerpt explains orderly drug storage in a well stocked pharmacy. It describes thousands of medicines categorized by form such as powders liquids and tablets. Items are kept in defined locations with refrigeration light protection dating for potency and timely use.
Weekend Angling Trip and Social Notes
Persona mentions Gary Hoesly son of Mr and Mrs Hervey J Hoesly 2110 10th street taking a month in Denver to visit the Kunert family. Beloit pair Mr and Mrs George Priewe and Elmer L Behring return from a wall eyes fishing trip on May 19. Eva Spreng hosts bake sale at 1st National Bank Annex May 25. Probst visits from Janesville Long Beach to Monroe relatives. Leuzinger Crooks and others attend Brodhead centennial and confirmation. Rodger Albert in class with Shirl Albert hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hoesly
Hervey J. Hoesly
10Th Street
Denver
Colo
Russell F. Kundert
Saturday Evening Post
Adv
George Priewe
Beloit
Elmer L. Behring
13Th Avenue
Probst
Alfred Barth
Long Beach
Lakewood
Calif
Martha Barth
Henry Leuzinger Jr
Crooks
Jacob
Monticello
Roger Babler
Monroe
Albert Crooks
Mineral Point
Brodhead
Brodhead Metrochurch
Rodger Albert
Shirl Albert
Mathilda Crooks
Tony Stracka To Arrive For All Army Track Meet
Tony Stracka, a former Wisconsin athlete, is flown from the Far East to compete in the All-Army track meet in Los Angeles on June 2 and 3. He won discus and shot put in the Far East tournament in Japan. His mother in Mineral Point, Merle Terrill, and another woman from Milwaukee travel with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave Ditacka
Margaret Stracka
Far East
Los Angeles
Japan
Stracka
Merle Terrill
Mineral Point
Milwaukee
Alumni Dance Event Friday At Monroe High School
Beloit musicians Louis vaivt and Me aestra will play for the annual Alumni dance sponsored by the Monroe high school Alumni Association. The event runs from 9 p m to 1 a m in the high school gym with prom decorations. During intermission association officers will be elected. present officers are George J Schindler president P J Connors Jr secretary and Robert Hendrickson treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Vaivt
Me Aestra
Beloit
Monroe High School Alumni Association
Tara
George J. Schindler
P. J. Connors Jr
Robert Hendrickson
Schwitz Announces Sheriff Candidacy for Republican Ticket
Leslie M. Schwitz declared his run for Green County sheriff on the Republican ticket. He has law enforcement experience since 1948 starting in Orangeville Illinois and served as Monticello village marshal from 1949 to 1952, later joining the Green County traffic patrol. He faces incumbent Samuel F Humbel seeking a second term, while Frederick W Viney of Dayton is the lone Democratic candidate thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie M. Schwitz
Schwitz
Orangeville
Ill
Monticello
Green County Traffic Patrol
Samuel F. Humbel
Frederick W. Viney
Dayton
Firemen To Begin Refresher Courses in Monroe
Firemen from Monroe will hold refresher meetings tonight at Spring Square near the fire station. Arthur Emerson of the Madison Fire Department will conduct the course under the state adult education night school program, focusing on ladder and hose work and rescue methods. The program continues schooling begun in 1953 to improve the department’s rating from Class six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Fire Department
Spring Square
Arthur Emerson
Madison Fire Department
Josef J. Benkert
Monroe
Benkert
Funeral for Mrs. Frank Boeck Held at Stues Sy
Services for Mrs. Frank Boeck Sr., 69, who died Saturday, were held at 2 p.m. today at the Stues sy funeral home with Rev. Glen H. Ridnour officiating. Burial was in Cadiz cemetery. Six grandsons served as pallbearers. Family members and distant brothers from Indianapolis and Albany, Kentucky attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boeck
Stuessy Funeral
Glen H. Ridnour
Methodist Church
Cadiz Cemetery
Wilbert May
C. W. Chase
Frederick Bee
May 29 Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association dinner speaker
Dr John A Schindler Monroe author of the Christopher Award will speak at the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association annual dinner May 29 at Lake Delton near Wisconsin Dells. Also notes birth in Juda and local yearbook editor appointment at Whitewater State College. A library gift memorial and a bus trip by Oakley Homemakers are mentioned. Car crash on 9th Street and bids for road oil by Monroe Board of Public Works are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Schindler
Monroe
Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association
Lake Delton
Wisconsin Dells
William Miller
17Th Street
Monroe Board of Public Works
Standard Oil
Scotch Oil
Freda M. Bray
Driver's license tests yield 16 successful applicants
SWEyee teemeeens for driver's licenses were given yesterday at the city police station by Driver's License Examiners of the State Motor Vehicle Department. Of 16 successful applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Motor Vehicle Department
Five Original Licenses and Nine Driving Permit Events
Five were original, eight temporary instruction permits and three reinstatements. Five failures, four with road driving test difficulty, and one under a temporary instruction permit. Danny Goetz, age unknown, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Goetz, 2522 ith Street, suffered a broken right collarbone in a fall last night. He is convalescing at home. Mr and Mrs Jake Vorderman of McConnell welcomed Pamela Rae born yesterday in St Claren tal. They have son Gregory Lyle, aged 4. Mrs Vorderman, formerly Dorothy Swanton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Swanton, 1631 28th Avenue. Mr and Mrs Jake Vordermann Sr of Stockton, Mo are paternal grandparents. John J Kubly of Monroe is a great grandfather. This is the second grandchild born to the Earl Swanton family in two weeks. Their son and daughter-in-law, Sgt and Mrs Allan E Swanton of Vista, California, welcomed daughter Melody Ann born May 8 at Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital in Oceanside, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Goetz
Thomas R. Goetz
Ith Street
Jake Vorderman
McConnell
Pamela Rae
St. Clarental
Gregory Lyle
Vorderman
Dorothy Swanton
Earl Swanton
Avenue
Jake Vordermann Sr
Stockton
John J. Kubly
Monroe
Allan E. Swanton
Vista
Calif
Melody Ann
Camp Pendley
Naval Hospital
Oceanside
Jet crash kills two in Ipswich England collision
Two U S Air Force F 84 fighter bombers collided over eastern England today. The crash killed two airmen and injured two others. One wrecked plane plunged into a house yard, killing an 80 year old man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
England
Mrs. Draheim Dies in Milwaukee After Heart Attack
Mrs. Draheim, a former Monroe native born August 15, 1904, died in Milwaukee after a heart attack. She worked as a reporter for The Journal and Rot tler's before marriage to Max Draheim on March 11, 1930. Survivors include her husband three daughters Nell Donna Geraldine and a son Douglas, plus siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max E. Draheim
Milwaukee
Monroe
Local ties noted in Milwaukee arrangements
A. Hauch of Chicago and three grandchildren are mentioned with Mrs. Will Geigel of 1623 10th Street listed as an aunt. Arrangements are being made in Milwaukee for the family, indicating forthcoming plans or services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hauch
Chicago
Will Geigel
Milwaukee
State's Traffic Toll Goes Above 300-mark
The Associated Press reports the Wisconsin traffic toll rose to 301 for the year, up from 279 on the same date in 1955. Henry Max Treptow, 52, of Janesville, died at St. Agnes hospital after his car fell from a viaduct near Van Dyne. Peter Kukuruz, 25, of Winnnipeg, Man., was killed near Menomonie when his truck struck a tree and plunged into a 12-foot ravine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Henry Max Treptow
Janesville
St. Agnes Hospital
Fond du Lac
van Dyne
Peter Kukuruz
Winnineg
Man
Menomonie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sly
Ash
U.S
Yuma
Ariz
Rumford
Hamn
St. Clare Hospital
Harold £. Scherer
Ralph J. Kundert
County Red Cross
Monroe 143
Blum’s
Rexall Drugs
Square
Prescription Chemists
Persona
Tony Stracka
Pontiac
Dacron
Kelley Klothes Monroe
Postoffice
Jack Webb
PETEIKELLYS \BLUES
CinemaScoPé
Ree
Odie
LEIGH
Rey Ae
Billy Mitchel
Warnercolor
Goetz
Positively
Usica
Daley Charisse Au
Henreid
Lena Hopme
Prachi Laine
Merlyn Miller
Cynthia Lee
Miller's
Paul Najdowski
Belleville
John Miller
Juda Times
Oakley Homemakers
Oregon
9Th Street
Charles M. Steffen
Ralph O. Zettle
The
Associated Press
the Chocolate Shop
CIAL
Penney
Penney Special
Crbbes
Chenilles
Jenney
Fluffy Dacron
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