Weather and small claims court notices from May 27 1950
Fair north and partly cloudy south today through Sunday with warmer west portion Sunday. Low 35-40 north 40-45 south high near 70 Sunday. Hourly temps and barometer 29.70. Also notices for Small Claims Court Kenneth C Zillmer facing reckless driving costs 20 and, Justice cases Arthur D Blum speeding guilty 15 and costs.
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Lake Michigan
Small Claims Court
Kenneth C. Zillmer
Janesville
L. A. Koenig
Arthur D. Blum
22Nd Avenue
Marriage Licenses and Birth Notices in Local Reports
Marriage licenses issued for Lou Anne Brennan and Kenneth Segner in Clarno and Monroe townships respectively. JoAnne Solomon of Monroe and William Gyure of Chicago listed. Obituaries note Mrs Edwin Bear aged 79 of 1711 15th Street and Peter John Zimmerman aged 85 of Monticello. Ta and Renwick families report births: Mr and Mrs Arthur Stauffacher of Renwick welcome a daughter born May 27. Mr and Mrs Fred Dearth of 609 21st Avenue announce a daughter born May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Anne Brennan
Clarno Township
Kenneth Charles Segner
Monroe Township
Joanne Solomon
Monroe
William Alex Gyure
Chicago
Edwin A. Bear
15Th Street
Peter John Zimmerman
Monticello
William Hunter
Washington, Ta
Arthur F. Stauffacher
Renwick
Gilbert King
Brodhead
Fred Dearth
21St Avenue
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Dismissals List
St Clare Hospital lists patients undergoing tonsillectomy in a variety of departments including Armin J Dau bert and John A Fjeldstad among others, with addresses in Glenda Colbeck Darlington Winslow Browntown and 1010 12th avenue. The medical and surgical sections name Emil Burgunder Edwin Funseth Mrs John Malcolmson Mrs Lyle Beedy Edward Kundert Richard Gambini Ernest Dettwiler Herbert Tornow and more, followed by dismissals of multiple patients and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armin J. Daubert
Monticello
John A. Fjelstad
Brodhead
Ole Brostein
12Th’ Avenue
Glenda J. Colbeck
Darlington
James J. Knauer
Winslow
Paulette J. Werren
Browntown
Emil" Burgunder
Clarno
Edwin Funseth
Mt. Horeb
John T. Malcomson
Rockford
Lyle Beedy
Darien
Edward T. Kundert
21St Avenue
Richard D. Gambini
Ernest Dettwiler
20Th Street
Herbert Tornow
Rose Strahm
Lois Wheeler
Ora Prisk
Leon A. Rockow
Herman Blum
Arlie C. Cox
Donald Bunnell
LaVerne Smith
John Roth
Eleanor Goebel
Caspar Olson
Ronald Poff Fractures Leg After Park Slide Incident
Ronald Poff suffered a fractured leg after landing in a deep hole at the bottom of a large slide in Recreation Park last evening. His younger brother David, 5, witnessed the accident as the family, living at 1502 21st Avenue, finished their last ride of the night. Ronald was treated by a doctor before returning home with his mother Mrs Bernard C Poft.
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Swaald For
Recreation Park
Ronald
David
Bernard C. Poft
John E. Zimmerman
14Th Avenue
21St Street
Community Notes From South Wayne and Surrounding Areas
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Harry Maddrell Mrs Guy Taylor of Darlington and Mr and Mrs George Maddrell visited family. Attendees in Madison included Frank Larson patient at Lake View sanatorium and Elmer Engebretson Gayle Burrington Mabel Larson and Ernest Isell. Members Harry Hanson and Joseph Cardascio attended the state funeral directors convention in Milwaukee. Ray Maddrell from Peoria Illinois remains hospitalized at St Francis for about two weeks longer. Rebekah lodge delegates from town attended in Shullsburg. Bangor in LaCrosse county ordered arterial stop signs at Oak Street crossing with the Milwaukee Road after resident complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Taylor
Darlington
George Maddrell
Elmer Engebretson
Gayle Burrington
Mabel Larson
Ernest Isell
Madison
Frank Larson
Lake View
Milwaukee
Harry Hanson
South Wayne
Joseph Cardascio
Winslow
Ray Maddrell
Peoria
St. Francis Hospital
Fred Mahikuch
Rebekah Lodge
Shullsburg
Mmes
Mayme Segner
John Doyle
William Hexum
Herman Krupke
Merlyn Chapman
Mid van Meter
Browntown
Ernest Steinmans
Bangor
LaCrosse County
Oak Street
Retzlaffs To Keep Clarno Staver Post
The Clarno Staver congregation and board of stewards won a petition to retain Rev. Homer Retzlaff at the Clarno Staver charge, instead of transferring to Clintonville. The Wisconsin conference action was canceled by Bishop George Epp after deliberation with district superintendents, with the Retzlaffs notified late Thursday. They have served five years with two sons, Peter and James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno-Staver
Board of
Stewsi
Homer Retzlaff
Clintonville
Retzlaff
Wisconsin
Evangelical ‘United Brethren Church
Black Hawk ‘ Secrets
Prairie du Sac
Board of Stewards
Planting of Red Geraniums At Court House Park
The annual planting of red geraniums in the court house park took place this morning. The event is sponsored by the Women's Relief Corps which also handles flag replacements in the court house grounds each year.
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Court House Park
Women’s Relief Corps
Court House
Lamboleys Return from Conventions Elevation at Superior
Judge Harold J Lamboley and wife returned from Superior and Three Lakes where he was raised to state deputy at a KC convention. In Three Rivers area they attended juvenile judges convention. also notices of a Brown Swiss canton show planning meeting in Waterloo with events set for June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamboleys
Harold J. Lamboley
Superior
Three Lakes
Lamboley
Canton
Alfred Meier
Fred Ingold
Kenneth Marsh
Brodhead
Waterloo
Wis
Local Bowlers Receive State Tourney Winnings
Monroe winners in the state bowling meet receive checks by special delivery. Elmer Kasten and Al Mielke took 9th in minor doubles with 1204 pins for 105 dollars. George Wenger earned high minor singles with 651 pins for 65.50 dollars. Baumgartner Cheese Store led the junior team with 2718 pins earning 48 dollars. Old Style Lager team totaled 2882 pins earning 14 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous A. Jonesu Wuay
Monroe
Elmer Kasten
al Mielke
George Wenger
Baumgartner Cheese Store
Local social notes list wide stream of visitors and residents
Names of residents and visitors appear from Rockford Beloit Monroe and Green County. Mentions include Mrs T C Johnson Durand Miss Pauline Schwarzenberger New Glarus and others visiting Monroe and Orangeville. Weekend plans, trips, church suppers, and Memorial day gatherings are described with several family and friendship ties.
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John”Dubin
Rockford
T. C. Johnson
Durand
Peter Klein
Beloit
Harvey Hoebel
Freeport
Monroe
Virgil Harbach
Earlville
Adolph Carlson
Pauline Schwarzenberger
New Glarus
John J. Burkhard
Alice
Marvin Holcomb
Jack Erb
R. V. Grant
Ollie Carter
Madison
Hersel
Green County
Times Office
J. W. Fox
Chicago
W. D. Clayton
Elroy
Walter Krauss
Robert Krauss
Betty Krauss
Roy Davis
Grace Reformed Church
Orangeville
Leo H. Share
Milwaukee
Mary Catherine
Mount Mary's College
Charles DeVoe
Clifford Kesler
Nathan Kesler
Sally
Evansville
Larry
Steve
Wuetrich
Paul Humberland
Colleen
West Bend
Humbels
Y Monroe
Mr. Humbel
State
Green Countty
Millionaire Uihlein Left Estate to Widow Trust
George E. Uihlein died at 69 on May 20 leaving an estate over one million dollars. Attorney John Leckley said the will filed in county court sets up a trust from which widow Frances will receive 60,000 dollars annually. Uihlein led Henry Uihlein Realty Co and sat on boards of Jos. Schiltz Brewing Co and Marine National Exchange Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Schiltz Brewing Co
Marine National Exchange Bank
Cornerstone Date Set For St. Josephs Hospital Remodel
Dodgeville special report notes cornerstone laying for St. Josephs hospital addition and remodeling set for 2 30 p m June 4. Ground work on the new 33 bed addition began last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Beaver Dam Grows Population to 11,833 in 1940 Census
Beaver Dam's population has risen from 11,386 in 1940 to 11,833, as reported by the district census office. In Hartford, Dr. George A. Harlow, a Milwaukee civic leader before his 1937 retirement, died Friday at his daughter Mrs. James L. Goodwin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Madison
Hartford
Conn
George A. Harlow
Milwaukee
James L. Goodwin
Chicago Market Weathered Light Week in Hog and Cattle Trade
U SDA market report shows salable hogs at about 3 000 with steady to 25 cent declines for weights across the board. Week’s top hog price 20.35, closing at 20.10. cattle prices mixed with steers and yearlings up 25-50, cows down 50, bulls down 25-50, and feeders firm to up 50. Grain and grain futures firm as July soybeans rebound and wheat trade signals Brazil-Portugal swap rumors. Wall Street quiet on Memorial Day eve with thin volume. rubber shares lead modest gains, Goodyear and U S Rubber up slightly, Studebaker rise on dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Eastern Commission
Portugal
Italy
Wall Street
New York
Goodrich
Goodyear
U. S
Studebaker
Woolworth
Gehrmann Wins Fourth Straight Big Ten Mile Title
Wisconsin’s Don Gehrmann won his fourth consecutive Big Ten mile title with a 4:13.9 at Evanston in the 50th outdoor conference meet, despite a strong wind. In Washington, Melvin and Roland Pannell were convicted in district court of illegally manufacturing whisky from a 600-gallon still found in a barn near the U S capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehrmann
Evanston
Ill
Wisconsin
Don Gehrmann
Badger
Washington
Melvin
Roland Pannell
Treasury
U. S. Capitol
Monticello Social Notes and Local Visits
Monticello residents record a week of visits and callers. Mrs. J P Zweifel and Mrs Appalonia Zweifel joined Mrs Stanley Holiday in Madison with family. various visits span Milwaukee New Glarus Monroe and Barneveld with multiple relatives and friends attending social events and church functions. Mrs Edward Stone returns home to Washington after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Zweifel
Monticello
Appalonia Zweifel
Argyle
Stanley Holiday
Madison
Edward. Zweifel
Phillip
Jack Hoskins
Milwaukee
John Wittenwyter
Herman
New Glarus
Bessie Youngreen
Joshua Hoesty
Albert, Knobel
Matt Zentner
Erwin Maitland
Milton’ Maitland
Oscar Stenerson
Marjorie
Emil Johnson
Robert
Poplar Grove
Ninth District Delays Caucus
The Ninth District Republicans plan to endorse a congressional candidate after all nomination papers are filed. The Friday caucus emphasized party unity and upcoming election work. Incumbent Rep. Merlin Hull was absent. speakers included Arthur Padrutt, Wayne Hood, state GOP chair, and Jack Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Cine
Ry — Smith
Merlin Hull
Black River Falls
Arthur Padrutt
Chippewa Falls
Wayne Hood
LaCrosse
GOP
Jack Rouse
Madison
Orangeville Social Roundup From Glen Bolender Era
Orangeville residents and guests mingle across visits and events. Rev and Mrs Charles Kis singer and daughter from Ralston Ia stay with Gene Pinnow. Joseph Bowen of Chicago visits relatives while funeral rites for James McCullagh are held in Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kissinger
Ralston
Gene Pinnow
Joseph Bowen
Chicago
Ida van Matre
John A. Jensen
Fulton
James McCullagh
Irene Moyer
Robert Pinnow
Freeport
Walter Pinnow
John Babler
James Chilton
Della Seidel
Bethel Church
Afalkey
Victor Folgate
White Pines State Park
Gerald Abraham
Coalville
Lorraine Stukenburg
Raymond Zimmerman
Bonnie Bolender
Marshall Frautschy
Delbert Folgate
Armin Priewe
Carrie Brunkow
Roy Wagner
Ymca Lodge
Rockford
Clark Hoot
Daughters
Rock Falls
Clarence van Matre
Myrtle Hoot
J. G. Cahoon
Glenn Barmore
Zella Barmore
Clarence Meier
Perry
Lester Gift
J.F. Gift
G. B. Goodhart
St. Francis Hospital
Alvin Camron
Twin Grove
Glen Bolender
Ben Runkle
John Bostian
Kankakee
Earl Lott
Ran
Weekend Guests At Various Homes In Community
Sunday and weekend visitors include Rev and Mrs J E Bostian and Mr and Mrs J Milton Bostian. M W Moore and daughter and Glenn Clarno and daughter at Lake Waubesa. A F Hiteman and son from Freeport visiting I C Shaffer. Donald Seidel of Dixon and Fred Steer of Freeport stayed with Kenneth Wallace. Clarence Rebly and family with Albert Pagel family Delavan. Albert Raddatz and family of Durand and Joseph Becker and family of Dakota visited Stanley Hubert family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Holcomb
Keith
Barneveld
John Wittenwyler
Adam Schuler
Beth
Betty Ann
Madison
Fred G. Haldiman Jr
James
Robert
Fred Haldiman Sr
Monroe
Jacob Legler
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert Kingdon
Bernard Biederman
Dennis
Janice
Freeport
Ida Schenk
Herman Babler
Allan
Jean
Elizabeth Rolph
Louise Karlen
Conrad Stauffacher
Elisa Roeth
Lisberger
John’. Kundert
New Glarus
Kenneth Lovell
Gary
Dorothy Pagel
Clarence Elmer Jr
William Pagels
J. J. Disch
Albany
William Gill
Attica
Casper Rhyner
Irving Eicharist
Lawrence G. Karlen
George Grenzow
Cleveland
Town
Edward Stone
Washington, D. C
John Baebler Sr
Tour
J. E. Bostian
J. Milton Bostian
Mmes
M. W. Moore
Glenn ,Clarno
Moore Cottage
Lake Waubesa
A. F. Hiteman
I ‘C. Shaffer
Donald | Seidel
Dixon
Fred Steer
Kenneth
Greene and Berquist Enter Wisconsin Governor Race
Milwaukee—P— P. Greene, chairman of Milwaukee County Democratic Committee, became the second to join the Democratic gubernatorial race. Henry Berquist of Rhinelander, a former People's Progressive candidate in 1948, announced he would seek the nomination. Greene is a former assemblyman and was state party chairman 1945-46. Thompson, 1948 Democratic nominee, has not stated his candidacy.
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Milwaukee
Cnames P. Greene
Milwaukee County Democratic Committee
Friday
Henry Berquist
Rhinelander
People's Progressive
Greene
Carl Thompson
Stoughton
Two Shiocton Boys Drowned in River
The bodies of two 15 year old boys were recovered Friday night from the Shiocton river near where they had gone swimming six miles northeast of here. They were Jer ry Matz and La Verne Zuleger, sons of local families, who had just completed their freshman year at Shiocton high school. They left the Matz farm on bicycles in late afternoon.
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Shiocton
Here
Jerry Matz
Walter Matz
Black Creek
la Verne Zuleger
Walter Zuleger
Appleton
Shiocton High School
Matz
Holstein herd of 301 sold at auction top price 9000
A large dairy herd was sold yesterday by retired businessman A H Ravenscroft. The sale, totaling 182 525 dollars, saw an average price of 647 25 per head and a top bid of 9 000 for a single bull. Also noted Freeport legion rally set June 4 at the new legion home with registration at 9 a m and events to follow including color guard and firing squad contests and a 3 p m parade.
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Legion
Freeport
Iligois
American Legion
Kefauver Senate Crime Probe Opens in Miami
The Kefauver committee launched a nationwide crime and gambling investigation in Miami with secrecy and speed. Sen. Kefauver, Sen. Hunt, and Rudolph Halley led the team with Downey Rice arriving from Washington, as law officers secured the federal building and prepared for hearings behind closed doors. Most witnesses are believed to be accountants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Tne
Senate
Senator Kefauver
D-Tenn
Federal Building
Kefauver
Senator Hunt
D-Wye
Rudolph Halley
Downey Rice
Washington
Halley
A. U.S
Dep
Federal Chamber
Kansas City Receives First Car of Winter Wheat
The first carload of the 1950 winter wheat crop reached Kansas City, sold at auction to Pat Uhlmann for 2.44 a bushel. Last year’s first wheat sold for 1.99. It arrived June 1 from Temple, Oklahoma and Burnet, Texas, graded No 1 hard with 61.7 pound test weight and 12 percent protein. No moisture test was conducted.
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Kansas
Nationalists yield Wanshans to Reds
The Chinese nationalists handed the Wanshan Islands to the communists today, the Royal British Navy reported. A spokesman said evacuation of the blockade base southwest of Hong Kong was completed by nationalist war ships at 8 a.m. The move leaves the Canton area open to foreign sea commerce for the first time in over eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nung Mong
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Yuma
Ariz
Cheyenne
Wyo
St. Clare Hospital
Ronald Poff
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Retzlaffs
Theodore Hartman
T. A. Hartman
Ames
Forester
Iowa State University
Department of Forestry
James Webb
George Stiffler
Walter Bregenzer
Rudy Krebs
Rudy
Walt
Bregenzer
Modern
Krebs
John J. Vandamme
14Th Street
Frank F. West
Vandamme
J. H. Schwaiger
Harold Baltzer
Emil Knaack
Nelson Schwend
Conover
Herman Knaack
Knaack
Stevens Point
Elvina Marlow
G.E. Uihlein
Oshkosh
Lena Lentz
North Western Road
Kenosha
AFL
Aste
Huber
O. D. Curtis
Rezo
Ted
Glen FE. Bolender
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Virden
Louis E. Buri Electric Co
Kansas City
Ginle
SHOK
The
Sige Shop
Jouroe
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