May 23 1953 Weather and Local Transfers Report
Partly cloudy to cloudy and a bit warmer tonight with Sunday showers or thunderstorms. Low tonight 45 northeast and 50 south and west. High Sunday 55 to 64 north and 60 to 68 south. Real Estate transfers include Dr Harriet G Anundson to Roy F Burmeister in Monroe. Small Claims Court cases Harold J Lamboley and Joseph Denny both plead nolo contendere for reckless driving with $35 and costs and 30 day license suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet G. Anundson
Monroe
Roy F. Burmeister
Payne
Local Marriage Licenses and Birth Announcements
Marriage licenses issued for Arnold Matt Marty of Monticello Route 2 and Mamie Nellie Tille ma of 701 14th Avenue. Carl Joseph Ebweter of Minneapolis and Florence Helen Tobler Route 1 Rock City MI. Deaths include Edward Hanson 75 of Hollandale. Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Adam Baumgartner Belleville daughter May 23 Mr and Mrs Merlyn Moe Brodhead daughter May 23 and Mr and Mrs Anthony Kuban 1831 19th Street son May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Matt Marty
Monticello
Mamie Nellie Tillema
14Th Avenue
Carl Joseph Ebweter
Minneapolis
Florence Helen Tobler
Rock City
Adam Baumgartner
Belleville
Merlyn Moe
Brodhead
Anthony Kuban
19Th Street
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Listings
St Clare Hospital cases include Robert Hendrick son of Blanchardville Richard Kar and Martha Hawley of Argyle. Medical names James Thompson Jr Sam Hanson Lout Wayne Arlene Sorenson Janes ville Ralph Kane Walworth and Mrs Martha Keister Roscoe Ill. Surgical: Mrs Charles Larson Rockford. Dismissal: Bennett Eggen Jay Roderick Stephen Carlson Carl Broughton Joseph Spain and numerous listed spouses and children from multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hendrickson
Blanchardville
Richard Kar
Martha Hawley
Argyle
James Thompson Jr
Sam Hanson
Lout Wayne
Arlene Sorenson
Janesville
Ralph Kane
Walworth
Martha Keister
Roscoe
Ill
Charles Larson
Rockford
Bennett Eggen
Jay Roderick
Stephen Carlson
Carl
Broughton
Joseph Spain
Roger Hale
Harlow Gierhart
Bruce Trussell
Frank Zahner
Lloyd Frederick
Herman Lanz
Abbie Rogers
Joshua Hoesly
Leonard Moore
Herman Bauman
Chester Block
Walter Weiss
Cheese Day table designed by Albany Brodhead center
Attention is drawn to an error in naming the Homemakers Center that designed and executed the Cheese Day table at Achievement Day this week. The table was produced by the Albany-Brodhead center with Mmes. Will Meinert Juda and Emma Muller Brodhead in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany-Brodhead Center
Will Meinert
Juda
Emma Muller
Brodhead
Two Teens Fined for Reckless Driving Near Monro via Route 11
Joseph Donny aged 17 and Joseph McGuire aged 17 of Route 4 were fined 35 dollars plus costs and faced 30 day license suspensions after pleading nolo contendere in Small Farms Court. The charges followed March 22 traffic incidents on Highway 11 west of Monroe in which they allegedly blocked lanes while en route to a fire, passing in no passing zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Donny
Joseph McGuire
Donny
McGuire
Small Farms
Harold J. Lamboley
Sherif's
Highway 11
Monroe
Funeral services for William W. Lemon held at Immanuel Church
William W. Lemon 78 of 503 20th avenue died at home Wednesday afternoon. Services conducted by Rev. Howard L. Orians at Immanuel Church with pallbearers from Monroe. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Rendition of My Orgone pervice, cons c ose Seca Mine OM Rusted Cross performed. organist Fred Trachsel.
Hiawatha School Honors Students
Students at Hiawatha State Graded school were named best citizens Marilene Huber and Ruth Tschanz during a class day event featuring a picnic and activities. Ruth Scheidegger and Aldricoat Lidddicoat won perfect attendance awards. Marlen Schuetz and Ronald Rufener received health awards. Eighth graders read their last will and class prophecy, diplomas were awarded, and two bands performed. The year included legislature visits in Madison, WHA broadcast of Journey’s In Music Land, a State Historical Society Museum tour, a St Patrick’s Day party for mothers, and a minstrel show whose proceeds funded volleyball gear. Seventh grade girls led games and contests at Krapes Park, Freeport during a Hiawatha Pow-Wow closing picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha State Graded School
Marilene Huber
Ruth Tschanz
Ruth Scheidegger
Aldro Liddicoat
Marlen Schuetz
Ronald Rufener
Wisconsin
Madison
WHA
Music Land
State Historical’ Society
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Pow-Wow" Closed Its Monthly Meetings With A Picnic At Krapes Park
Freeport
Wieser Ends Leave From Browntown Airman Returns to Washington
Staff Sgt. Wallace W. Wieser, son of Mr and Mrs Walter W Wieser Route 1 Browntown, returned Tuesday to Washington where he is stationed with the Air Force after spending a 25 day leave with his parents He received his present rank recently His address is AF 27 929 183 Mailroom No 3 FAFB Fairchild Washington.
List of volunteers and helpers in local program
A long list of volunteers appears including W. Jones, Herman Burkhard, John T. Etter Jr., and many others. Daughters and sons help with the program alongside senior Girl Scouts directed by Mrs. John H. Bruni. The article names numerous helpers and participants by full names and roles in the local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovan W. Jones
Herman Burkhard
John T. Etter Jr
William T. Kane
Olin Flisram
Fred C. Karlen Jr
Frank W. Heinzelman
Warren M. Gerhart
Walter Reger
Harold A. Rufenacht
William Warfenweiler
Mmes
James S. Bray
Eva Galusha
Walter L. Day
Victor I. Carson
Roger Wuethrich
George Bloom
Bernard J. Lee
Robert Hahn
Margaret Kundert
Judith Dodge
Sharon Reilly
Donna Swiggum
Diane Zwygart
Carol Buehler
Carol Koenig
Christi Ault
Martha Etter
Clair Kubly
Gary Lovell
Floyd Weeks
David Riese
Charles Dearth
Paula LaBuch
Mary Agnes Lamboley
Sarah Brennan
Sharon Einbeck
Judith Smith
Christie Wittwer
Marlene Nydegger
John H. Bruni
Sandra Simpson
Janet Holtshopple
Glenda Martin
Maureen Bruni
Shirley Pickett
Glenda Langston
Billie ‘Ann Wenger
George Ann Pulkrabek
Sandra Miller
Jane Thompson
Janet Beckman
Gale Bissell
Sandra Haworth
Judith Thorpe
Gloria Prien
Ruth Dwyer
Dariyne Keel
Sonja Coplein
Patricia Whalen
Sandra
Swiss attire and rally continues to Guttenberg on 57 mile run
Marie Mil ira Simpson and Oswald Buesser of New Glarus with daughter Ruth in Swiss costume provided Swiss tunes at a luncheon. A minor fender scrape near Freeport involved Mrs. Gerald Borden and Miss Sally Buckmeister in a Jaguar XK-120 as the group checked in. Luncheon broke up at 12 30 pm and drivers shifted at one minute intervals. The rally proceeded to Tennyson Wisconsin for the final leg to Guttenberg with plans for fall visit in Monroe for an all day hill climb and concours trial. Patti Amos and Son-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Mil Ira Simpson
Oswald Buesser
New Glarus
Ruth
Monroe
Gerald Borden
Chicago
Sally Buckmeister
Freeport
Tennyson
Wis
Mississippi
Guttenberg
Kubly
Rosso J
Rally
William R. Behanna
Patti Amos and Son
Drive-in Sale Transfers to Kohns at 1331 19th Street
Howard Kohn and wife announce the sale of Croak's Drive-in at 1331 19th Street, formerly Teehan's, to the Kohns. The drive-in will be renamed Bernice's Drive-in and run by Mrs. Kohn, with Mr. Kohn keeping his salvage business active locally. The Croaks will close the establishment for two days of cleaning before the sale.
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Howard
Personal mentions and social notes fill Monroe area
A parade of visitors and callers crosses Monroe today and yesterday including Mrs. Perry Anderson Hockford Miss Jeanne Neuman Oak Park and Mrs Clarence Williams Chicago. Alfred Mathys Darling ton returns from five weeks in Switzerland. Weddings visitors and travel details accompany the week’s local social calendar with church meetings and festival trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Anderson
Hockford
Jeanne Neuman
Oak Park
Clarence Williams
Chicago
Monroe
Times
Paul Hendrickson
Argyle
Ralph Johnston
Los Angeles
P. A. Frankhouser
Freeport
St. Omar
W. M
Wallace Miller
Lillian Buri
George Bauch
Milwaukee
Julia Ott
Selma
Woelsley
Elgin
Bruce M. Blum
CES
Milwaukee County
George R. Barry
Fee Clinic
Wisconsin Heart Association
Ray Crane
South Wayne
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Jennette
Wendell Chapin
Elizabeth
Ill
William Winters
Robert’ Fager
McConnell
Duane Rakowska
Lena
Dale Taft
William Guthrie
Kansas City
Princeton
N. J
Westminster Choir College
Guthrie
St. John’s Church
Masonic Chorus
Yorty Calls for Wilson Resignation Over Air Force Cuts
Rep. Yorty of California urged Defense Secretary Wilson to resign after criticizing proposed Air Force budget cuts. Another Democrat, Rep. Steed of Oklahoma, urged eliminating the Army's atomic cannon. The moves followed an Air Force report saying the Eisenhower plan would fall short of security needs. Yorty flagged intent to oppose about $5 billion in Air Force cuts starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorty
D-Calif
Air Force
Wilson
Rep
Steed
D-Okla
Eisenhower
Egypt Plans to Sell Aircraft to Neighboring Arab States
Egypt intends to produce planes for sale to Arab neighbors with government aviation officials noting progress. The second training aircraft has tested well and German experts aid the manufacturing plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Snade
Madison student elected UW Agriculture Council president
Arden Alexander of Rice Lake was chosen as president of the University of Wisconsin Agriculture Student Council Friday night by fellow students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Arden Alexander
Rice Lake
University of Wisconsin Agriculture Student Council
Timing of Parley Proposal Puzzle
President Eisenhower's press secretary refused to detail the plan for a June meeting with British and French leaders. The sequence shows a Russian peace offensive, Eisenhower's April call for deeds, Churchill's junior power proposal, and Attlee's row prompting questions about whether the conference was planned or prompted by Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Malenkov
Stalin
Germany
Korea
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Churchill
U. S
Britain
Russia
State Department
Clement Attlee
Congress
Attlee
Len McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhow
One MIG Downed In Korean Battles
SEOUL-0. S. Sabre jets destroyed one Communist MIG and damaged another as Allied and Red pilots tangled high over North Korea for the first time since Monday. Tough South Korean infantrymen killed or wounded more than 300 Chinese Reds in small scale hand to hand fighting along the rain soaked battlefront. Scores of Allied fighters and bombers streaked over North Korea as skies cleared after two days of wind and rain. In eastern Korea South Korean infantrymen charged five times against dug in Chinese who late Friday seized one end of outpost victory. But at nightfall, after 24 hours of bitter close quarter fighting, the 150 and 200 Chinese still held the western end of the ridge, the Eighth Army said. South Koreans used bayonets and knives to hurl back Chinese who hit five other outposts along the 155 mile front, the Army said.
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Seoul
North Korea
Korea
Eighth Army
Munger To End Coaching Career At Penn
George Munger, Pennsylvanias 15-year head football coach, said 1953 will be his last season. He cited personal and compelling reasons and announced plans to take over as director of physical education after resigning as coach. A separate note reports a Rice Lake arson case where a 20-year-old bookkeeper was sent to Mendota State Hospital for observation. Also coverage notes Iowa ending the oleomargarine tax and a Beardsley signing to repeal it, plus a House cut proposal for rivers and harbors, and a British Everest attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Munger
University of Pennsylvania
Munger
Reluc Richard
James Hyland
Marti
Penn
13Th Street
Hylands Cities Service
Mendota Rice Lake
Iowa
Des Moines
William Beardsley
Taft leaves Walter Reed after four day medical checkup
Senator Taft of Ohio Republican Senate leader prepared to depart Washington D C's Walter Reed Medical Center today following a four day general medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Ohio
Senate
Walter Reed Medical Center
Green County Homemakers Chorus Rehearses Monday Night
Green County homemakers chorus will practice again in St Johns church at 745 p m Monday night. News briefs include milk payments to Bow man Dairy Co and a new baby boy born in Monticello to Dr and Mrs Harold J Youngreen May 20. Local plans feature Rev Peter Retzlaff sharing memories at Juda Oakley church farewell picnic and broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
St. John's Church
Youngreen
Monticello
Harold J. Youngreen
Los Angeles
Bessie Youngreen
Peter Retzlaff
Juda-Oakley Evangelical United Brethern
Juda Church
Retzlaff
Recreation Park
Weed Commissioner Details New Plant Chemicals for Field Crops
Green County farmers may curb weed seed production through timely cultivation and proper chemical use. County Weed Commissioner Joseph Riedweg notes new and old chemicals, including 2 4D and 2 4 5 T, plus MCP, TCA, sodium chlorate, Borascu and Animate, with the extension bulletin Weed Control in Field Crops outlining uses and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riedweg
County Weed Commission
Riedweg
G. M. Briggs
Madison
Green County
Court House
McCarthy backs Eisenhower Churchill French leaders meeting
Senator McCarthy, while finishing a Naval Medical Center checkup, praised President Eisenhower’s plan to meet next month with Prime Minister Churchill and the head of the French government. He expects to return to work in the Senate soon and reported he is in tip top shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy Washington
McCarthy
Eienhower
Churchill
Wisconsin
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Senate
Alger Wins Senate Nod for Belgium Ambassador Post
The Senate Foreign Relations committee on Friday approved President Eisenhower's nomination of Fred M. Alger Jr., Detroit industrialist, to serve as ambassador to Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algwins
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhowr
Fred M. Algerr
Detroit
Belgium
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Small Claims Court
Jose McGuire
Joseph Denny
Edward Hanson
Hollandale
St. Clare Hospital
News of the Homemakers
Hiawatha School
Croak
The
Croaks
Rep. Yorty
Wausau
Monica , Schwartz
Mosinee
Marathon County
Schwartz
Clarence
Buffalo, N. Y. U
Joseph Burger
George M. Keith
Dision of Public Assistance
Wiconsin
Keith
Department
John W. Tramburg
State Welfare Board
House Appropriations Committee
Army Engineers
New Delhi
India
17Th Ave
Remington Fire Liter
Kohli
Bowman Dairy Co
Anthony M. Kubans
Dianne
William Patrick
LIONS
Monroe Lions Club
Swiss Wheel
Franz W. Brand
Board of
Monroe Clinic
Theresa Zibung
10Th Street
Frank Mau
Sth Street
Valentine Jr
Jean Marie
Jo- Ann Zibung
Darlene
Gayle Mau
Mineral Point
Vernon Friedrichs
Fred Friedrichs
Route 3
George F. (Monk) Stauffacher
Peggy Lee
W. H. Mi
Bayne
Harley-Haydon Co
Madison, Wis
Io Gorcey
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