Weather summary for May 25 1951 shows varied temps
Partly cloudy with scattered showers tonight east and south portions tomorrow. Warmer in extreme southeast tonight. Low 50 to 55 northwest 55 to 60 southeast. High 70 to 75 northwest 75 to 80 southeast. Precipitation trace today. Barometer 29.30 at 1 am 29.28 at 1 pm. Sunrise 4:30 sunset 7:24. Warmest US location yesterday Phoenix 99 coldest Cleveland 38.
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U. S
Phoenix
Ariz
Cleveland
Real Estate Transfers in Brown Town and Brodhead
Henry J. Kubly transfers parcels to Clara Maaske including parts of Sullivan's addition in Brown Town, excising a 68 foot section of lot 11 and the north 73 feet of the west 10 feet. Ray O. Bigelow transfers lot 1 in block 21 to Arthur J. Riemer in the city of Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Kubly
Clara’ Maaske
Sullivan's
Sullivan
Brown Town
Ray O. Bigelow
Arthur J. Riemer
City of Brodhead
Small Claims Court Docket With Names and Offenses
Judge Harold J. Lambeley handles cases including John Aeschlimann Jr. of Albany for reckless driving with 75 dollars and 60 days costs and Melvin Blaser of Monticello for dis orderly conduct with 25 dollars and 20 days costs. The list also notes deaths Albert W. Miller 76 Brown William E. Fleck 86 Brod head and other local names with addresses and dates May 24 and May 24.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lambeley
John A. Aeschlimann Jr
Route 1
Albany
Melvin Blaser
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital Medical Involves Several Local Names
The report lists medical and surgical cases at St. Clare Hospital including Edward W. Brunkow and Mrs Anker Hanson of Footville, with Tonsillectomy subjects Richard Egger Frances Lathroy and Robert C. Knipschild, plus Mrs Victor Krauss and Dorothy A Durst in Surgical, and multiple dismissals such as Frank Salzwedel Lavina Wolf John Johnson Denes Bale Raymond Rowley Alvina Hunt Charles Cleveland Ronald Zabrocki Theodore Ott James Haldiman Roy Robb.
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Edward W. Brunkow
15Th Street
Anker Hanson
Footville
Richard Egger
Janesville
Frances Lathroy
Robert C. Knipschild
11Th Street
Victor Krauss
10Th Street
Dorothy A.durst
New Glarus
Frank Salzwedel
Lavina Wolf
John Johnson
Denes Bale
Raymond Rowley
Alvina Hunt
Charles Cleveland
Ronald Zabrocki
Theodore Ott
James Haldiman
Roy H. Robb
Two Doctors Report Wonder Drug Death by Own Action
Chicago report notes two Wisconsin physicians in JAMA describe a 53 year old woman who after cortisone treatment for rheumatoid arthritis improved then died by suicide. They cite no prior mental illness and no family insanity, with the patient later found hysterical before lashing to self harm.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Journal of the American Medical Association
M. C. Borman
Milwaukee
H. O. Schmallenberg
New London
Farm night draws 2800 at Brodhead event
The fifth annual Farm Night in Brodhead drew about 2,800 attendees. Afternoon shows for women and children attracted 1,500, while 1,300 men attended the night program. Red Blanchard MCed seven acts booked from Milwaukee. Co S. Pierce led as general chairman with Dwight I. Pierce and the chamber of commerce board assisting. Wonewoc schools appoint Bert Vogel as new principal of the Racine Kenosha county normal school at Union Grove succeeding A. J. Smith who retired.
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Brodhead
Red Blanchard
Milwaukee
Co. S. Pierce
Dwight I. Pierce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Wonewoc
Bert P. Vogel
Racine-Kenosha
Union Grove
A. J. Smith
Vogel
Woneyoc
Gun Wound Fatal To Fred W Bleiler
Fred W Bleiler 62 of 1119 71st street was found dead from a .22 caliber revolver wound in the head in a wooded area on the R D Gorham estate farm two miles northeast of Monroe near Greenbush school. Coroner says no inquest. Bleiler had been despondent. observed driving into the woods Wednesday around 12:45 pm. Survived by two daughters, a son, a brother, two sisters and three grandchildren. Services 2:30 pm tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home, burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Fred W. Bleiler
71St Street
R. D. Gorham
Monroe
Greenbush
Herman W. Stuessy
Bleiler
Erwin Disch
W. E. Deininger
Fourman
Monroe Township
George C
Barbara Babler Bleisler
Knight of Strathmore
Emma Kubly
Recreation Club
Frank Filippi
Beloit
Paul Wuetrich
Clarna
Township
John Bleiler
Sa Jem
Ill
Lewis R. ‘van Wagenen
Glen Anderson
Los Angeles
Alice
Stuessy Funeral Home
Howard L. Orians
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Pickups Along The News Beats Janet Elaine Williams Born May 14
Janet Elaine Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Williams near Browntown, is the first great granddaughter of Mrs Electa Kelly who will be 95. Janet has two brothers Jasper 11 and James. She was born May 14.
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Janet Elaine Williams
Jack Willians
Browntown
Electa Kelly
Janet
Jasper 11
James
Dairyland Queen Contest Set for Early June in New Glarus
New Glarus hosts the Alice in Dairyland district meet with 300 contestants sponsored by Pet Milk Co and the New Glarus Lions. E F Kaeser presented the plan this week. The event will be held the first week of June at the high school gym and open to the public. Three local girls Hazel Engen Blanchardville Darlene Hoesly and Violet Duerst will compete. Engen Hoesly are high school students while Duerst attends Green County Normal School.
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Eric Engen
Blanchardville
Darlene Hoesly
Mike F. Hoesly
Violet Duerst
Anna Duerst
Hoesly
Engen
Miss Duerst
Green County Normal School
Scouts Demonstrate Artificial Respiration
Henry Hefty patrol leader Troop 101 and Kenneth Baker Sea Scout Ship 501 demonstrated artificial respiration and tourniquet use to a normal school health and safety class yesterday. Rev. Newell N. Mendenhall attended. Ruth Chase described a first aid kit for public schools. Elinore Villella and Jack Hartenberger organized the demonstration. Alice Linehan led the class.
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Henry Hefty
Kenneth Baker
Newell N. Mendenhall
Ruth Chase
Elinore Villella
Jack Hartenberger
Alice Linehan
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events in Monroe Area
Mrs August Schultz of Lena and Alvin Beters from Warren visit Monroe. Mrs Julia Lehman of Brodhead shops in Monroe. Mr and Mrs David Menzies of Fennville visit through Memorial Day. John C Kopp Jr and Ardell and Mrs Ralph Dulchow spent in Freeport. Donald Zimmerli from St Louis vacationing with his father Will Zimmer in Albany. Rummage sale at Odd Fellows hall Saturday May 26 9 to 5. Eva Spreng sponsoring. Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp of Navarre and Miss Kathryn Sharp of New Philadelphia visiting E P Schoenfield. Mr and Mrs Robert Miller of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Paul Veenie of Monticello dined with Mr and Mrs Robert Wild in New Glarus last evening. Orangeville Odd Fellows and Rebekahs dance and lunch stand Friday night May 25. Brydson's orchestra. Mrs William Whipple visited Roy’s family at Ruby Acres and saw her mother Mrs Eva Whipple at Whitewater. Mrs Arnold H Mueller, Mrs Marion E Mueller, and Cleo Mueller attended Brooklyn graduation. A H Muellers nephew Kenneth Wittenwyler was in the graduating class.
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August Schultz
Lena
Alvin Beters
Warren
Ill
Julia Lehman
Brodhead
Monroe
David Menzies
Fennville
Mich
John C. Kopp Jr
Ardell
Ralph Dulchow
Freeport
Donald Zimmerli
St. Louis
Ruby Acres
Elkhorn
Mirs
Eva Whipple
Whitewaer
Power Firm Pioneers Induct Eugene Leary
Eugene Leary of Verona, a longtime employee of the Wisconsin Power and Light Co. Monroe district, was inducted into the Pioneer Club at the sixth annual reunion in Sheboygan. The honor recognizes 25 years of service. 48 employees reached that threshold in the past year. Grover C. Neff, company president, received a bronze plaque for more than 40 years of service. Other Monroe district members include Edwin R. Blair, Laverne E. Deal, O. H. Grinnell, DeWitt Harmon, Benjamin J. Holsapple, Ralph A. Lindsay, W. S. MacDonald, district manager Michael A. Merens, A. L. Sardeson, L. C. Sardeson, Carson G. Lowd, and Lars Q. Wick.
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Eugene Leary
Verona
Wisconsin Potwer and Light Co
Monroe
Pioneer Club
Sheboygan
Grover C. Neff
Monroe District
Edwin R. Blair
Laverne E. Deal
0. H. Grinnell
DeWitt Harmon
Benjamin J. Holsapple
Ralph A. Lindsay
W. S. MacDonald
Michael A. Merens
A. L. Sardeson
L. C. Sardeson
Carson G. Low
Lars QO. Wick
Judge Fines Two For Auto Chase In Green County
A Monroe motorist filed a complaint for reckless driving and disorderly conduct against two Monticello Albany area men after a midnight pursuit in Green county. John A Aeschlimann Jr Albany was fined 75 dollars and costs or 60 days in jail on reckless driving. Melvin Blaser Monticello was fined 25 dollars and costs or 20 days on disorderly conduct. Gus Sommers Edwin and Robert Wilde all of Monroe said the chase began when Sommers was followed from Albany by a car driven by Aeschlimann. Sommers alleged speeds of 85 to 90 miles per hour. The chase ended with Sommers returning to Monroe.
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Monroe
Monticello-Albany
Green County
Small Claims Court
Zudge
Harold J. Lamboley
John A. Aeschlimann Jr
Albany
Melvin Blaser
Monticello
Gus Sommers
Edwin
Robert Wilde
Aeschlimann
Sommers
Monrop
Dona Gilbo Graduates From St Luke's Nursing School
Miss Dona Gilbo daughter of Dr and Mrs C J Schwingel will graduate tonight from St Luke's school of nursing in Chicago Dr and Mrs Schwingel a son William and grandmother Mrs Anna Marty will attend the exercises at St James Episcopal church She was a 1946 high school graduate and former president of the hospital junior class She received the citizenship award and was pictured with other graduates in the Chicago Tribune She will return Sunday with her parents for a four week visit
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Dona Gilbo
C. J. Schwingel
St. Luke’s School of Nurfing
Chicago
Schwingel
William
Anna Marty
St. James Episcopal Church
Gilbo
Chicago Tribune
Monticello crowd hears Lydia Graber fill in at rites
Monticello Times reports Lydia Graber will deliver the junior address at tonight's commencement exercises at Zwingli church, substituting for Richard Hefty. Also notes Kathleen Judd’s release after head injuries from a train incident near a tractor, and other local brief items.
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Monticello
Lydia Graber
Richard Hefty
Zwingli Church
Ten Cub Scouts Receive Garden Awards At Pack 314 Meeting
Ten Cub Scouts received prizes for garden boxes judged outstanding by Robert Davenport and M E Jegium. Winners include Wendell Fuller Jerry Lamb David Kubly Neil Jacobs George Kindschi Allan Holt shopple William Mayer man Nathan Dettwiler Kenneth Mayer and Daryl Disch. The meeting was two months late for Pack 314 with dens 10 and 12 tying for the parents attendance prize.
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Robert E. Davenport
M. E. Jegium
Wendell Fuller
Den
Jerry Lamb
David Kubly
Neil Jacobs
George Kindschi
Allan Holtshopple
William Mayerman
Nathan Dettwiler
Kenneth Mayer
Daryl Disch
Knights of Pythias Hall
Cubs
Armory Memorial Day
John Norder
Gordon Stauffacher
John Wenger
Roger Plate
Gerald Jacobs
Fanny Brice Stricken by Cerebral Hemorrhage in Beverly Hills
Fanny Brice, famed radio and stage comediennes creator of Baby Snooks, is critically ill after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at her Beverly Hills home.
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Fanny Brice
Hollywood
Man Charged in Kidnapping Death of 10 Year Old Patricia Hull
Santa Ana California. Henry Ford McCracken a singer and guitarist is indicted for a sadistic kidnapping and child stealing case involving Patricia Jean Hull a fourth grader. The Grange county grand jury meets to hear a request for triple bills of kidnapping and child stealing. Hull's body was found in a shallow grave in Trabuco Canyon.
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Santa Ana
Cali
Patricia Jean Hull
Henry Ford McCracken
Grange County Grand Jury
James L. Davis
Mcgencole
Magdalena
Trabuco
Canyon
Pension Bill and Cigrand School Memorial Move Forward
A bill to raise firemen pension contributions from three and one half to four percent passed the Senate 20 to 8 and moves to the assembly. Another bill would fund a $10,000 restoration of Cigrand school in Fredonia Ozaukee County honoring National Flag Day founder Dr Bernard Cigrand. A third measure to bring League of Wisconsin Municipalities and County Boards workers under state retirement or social security passed 13 to 12 and goes to the assembly.
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Ate
Senate
Assembly
Cigrand
Fredonia
Ozaukee County
Bernard Cigrand
League of Wisconsin Municipalties
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Democrats Vote Chicago Session
The Democratic National Committee authorized William M. Boyle Jr to fix the date for the 1952 presidential nominating convention in Chicago. Chicago offered a $250,000 expense fund matching Philadelphia. The Republicans are slated to choose their nominee in the same city two weeks earlier.
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Denver
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
William M. Boyle Jr
National Committee
Philadelphia
Marshfield Senior Wins Trees for Tomorrow Scholarship
Wendelin Frenzel a 17 year old Marshfield high school senior has been named winner of the 1200 Trees for Tomorrow forestry scholarship He earned the award for conservation activities and strong scholastic standing.
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Marshfield
Wendelin Frenzel
Marshfield High School
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St. Clare Hospital
Fred W.bleiler
Dairyland Competition
Arnold H. Mueller
Marion E. Mueller
Cleo Mueller
Brooklyn
A. H. Mueller
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Richardson Electric
Monroe, Wis
St. Luke's
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Arthur Judd
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Lake Geneva
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