Weather forecast and statistics for the area May 27 1957
Fair and cooler tonight with a chance of light frost in low areas. Tuesday will be fair and warmer with a low of 37 to 44 and a high near 70. Last week’s high 76, low 44. Precipitation since Saturday 19. Barometer readings 29.78 and 29.98 at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. Warmest U S city Yuma Arizona 103, coldest Fraser Colorado 25. Sunrise 5 20, sunset 8 35.
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U.S
Yuma
Ariz
Fraser
Colo
Justice Cases Reported for Koenig and Rhyner
Brooklyn police report two cases under the influence and license violations. L A Koenig was fined 130 dollars and license revoked for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. John C Rhyner, Route 1 Brooklyn, was fined 50 dollars for driving without a license.
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L. A. Koenig
John C. Rhyner
Route 1
Brooklyn
Marriage Licenses Registered for Four Couples
Robert Fredrick Bayrhoffer 30 and Caroline Beth Olson 32 both of Monroe. Joseph Jerome Disch 22 and Kathryn Marie Ott 20 both of New Glarus. Lawrence Engen Arn 26 Adams Township and Leona Mary Keehn 21 Albany Township.
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Robert Fredrick Bayrhoffer
Caroline Beth Olson
Monroe
Joseph Jerome Disch
New Glarus
Kathryn Marie Ott
Lawrence Engen Arn
Adams Township
Leona Mary Keehn
Albany
Deaths in Wisconsin and Colorado Listed
Obituary notices record the deaths of Mrs. Ernest Butteris aged 61 in Dodgeville Raymond Troy 55 in Darlington DeWitt D Castater 55 in Darling ton and Julius Feene 80 in Denver Colorado with brief location details.
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Ernest Butteris
Dodgeville
Raymond Troy
Darlington
DeWitt D. Castater
Julius Feene
Denver
Colo
Births in Beloit Brodhead Blanchardville Monticello and Route 4
Birth notices report new arrivals from Beloit and Monticello, including Virgil Amund and Bech, a Sever, Harris, Sinnett, and Prestebrot families. Six newborns listed with genders and May dates.
Accident and medical notices from St. Clare Hospital list names
A St. Clare Hospital notice lists patients and relatives for various medical events. Names include Mrs Byron Mill Warren and Mrs V I Carson 1503 7th street for an accident. Also listed are patients for tonsillectomy and other medical cases from Brodhead Beloit New Glarus Rockford and Ft Worth with numerous individuals and addresses.
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Byron Mill
Warren
V. I. Carson
7Th Street
Robert Baertschi
Brodhead
Jolene Williams
Steven Wells
Milton Runkle
Lena
Henry Lipton Jr
Beloit
Joseph Ralph
Dawn Duerst
New Glarus
Harry McGuire Sr
Route 4
Fred R. Elmer
Ft. Worth
Tex
Charles Meyers
Names listed for surgical and non-surgical dismissals in community notice
The notice catalogs individuals under categories Surgical and Dismissals with multiple names and addresses including Edwin Beardsley Woodstock Henry Johansen Woodstock Dr Lester Allen Albany Carl Ault Route 3 and several Mrs names and several children. The list also includes addresses at 818 19th street 903 13th avenue Route 1 and Route 3 and mentions 1303 10th street.
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Ard Goldy
Durand
Henry Johnson
Route 1
Quentin R. Smith
Rockford
Herbert Carter
Beloit
Herman Zweifel
New Glarus
Amelia Saalsan
19Th Street
Elmer Trickel
10Th Street
Edwin Beardsley
Woodstock
Henry Johansen
Lester Allen
Albany
Carl Ault
Jean Woolever
13Th Avenue
Allen Lewis
Frank Nastasi
Elmer Bates
Roger Remus
Thomas Appel
Daniel
David Cleveland
Dewey Boyd
Oliver Schauer
Mary Whalen
Albert Frear
Robert Goodsell
Harry Crooke
Edward Ewel
Fred Bauman
Nicholas Leutenegger
Robert Wuetrich
James Flannery
Buford Bromfield
Stanley Knutson
Stephen Dooley
Katherine Camenzind
Olin Stenbroten
Robert Roth
Helen Anderegg
Weekend Travels and Local Notices Appear in Madison
Personal mentions cover visits by Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hamilton in LaCrosse and others in Chicago, Madison and Argyle. A bake sale is set for Wednesday May 29 at First National Bank hosted by the Room for You Class of Slavers church. Schroeder to complete studies and sail to Europe.
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E. C. Hamilton
LaCrosse
Kurt J. Schwager
Gary
Chicago
Hailie Naef
William Figi
Route 1
Argyle
Mmes
Florence Stauffacher
Harold Kading
Chester Hasse
Frank West
Madison
Vern Falk
Larry
Zion
Herbert Falk
Joseph H. Davidson
James H. Davidson
Minneapolis
Minn
First National Bank
Room For
Slavers Church
Roy F. Burmeister
Eureka
Kas
George Forbes
Melvin Lange
Donald Lange
Debra
Baraboo
Larry R. Lindgren
Mona
Fred Fritz
Monroe
George Thurnau
Elmer Stickle
Elgin
Ill
Palm Beach
Fla
Mr. Stickle
Maurice Gillispie
Sandra Kahn
Walter Schroeder
Appleton
Oregon
Schroeder
New York City
Europe
United States
University of Wisconsin
Parents welcome third daughter in Freeport
Mr and Mrs Ralph Lueck announce the birth of their third daughter Friday at Deaconess hospital Freeport. The mother is the former Marilyn Rockow.
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Browntown
Ralph Lueck
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Lueck
Marilyn Rockow
Flight Breakfast Draws Big Turnout for Green County
Forty five planes from three states flew in and 60 cars from Monroe and vicinity attended the annual Breakfast Flight sponsored by the Green County Pilots Association. About 180 breakfasts were served to area people and pilots from Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa. Francis O Malley Cedar Rapids Ia received a cheese gift box for the longest distance flown. Other prizes went to Ivan Williams George Kanadina Donald Peterson DeKalb Karl Loos Milwaukee Louis Zuhlsdorf Marshall and John Burkhardt Cambridge.
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Monroe
Green County Pilots’ Association
Richard Kelley
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Francis O’ Malley
Cedar Rapids
Ivan Williams
George Kanadina
Donald Peterson
DeKalb
Karl Loos
Milwaukee
Louis Zuhlsdorf
Marshall
John Burkhardt
Cambridge
Medics and Newsmen Set June 27 Code Session
Wisconsin Medical Society and state news media will meet in Madison on June 27 to draft a code for reporting on medical professions. Earl Thayer announced plans at the Wisconsin Associated Press Association spring meeting. Beloit Daily News hosted about 70 editors and spouses. Gordon McIntyre was elected chair for the coming year.
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State Medical Society
Wisconsin
Madison
Earl Thayer
Medical Society
Wisconsin Associated Press Association
Beloit Daily News
Gordon McIntyre
Appleton Post-Crescent
Lamboley Pictured In Magazine Article Feature
Harold J. Lamboley former Green County judge and judge advocate of the Knights of Columbus is shown in Life magazine in a feature on the organization. The New Haven Connecticut resident resigned as judge to take the KC post and appears with a group against a backdrop of many national flags.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Green County
Current Life
Knights of Columbus
Lamboley
New Haven
Conn
National Organization
Flags of All Nations
Stauffer To Speak At Dairy Breakfast
Dr C Gene Hennager announces Assemblyman C M Stauffer will speak at the dairy month kickoff breakfast at 6 30 a m June 1 in Union Presbyterian Church June Dairy Month activities are led by county chairman Hennager Stauffer also chaired Daily Day last year at Monticello
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C. Gene Hennager
C. M. Stauffer
Union Presbyterian Church
Stauffer
Monticello
Ordination Service Set for Virgil W. Rabe at Union Presbyterian
Virgil W. Rabe son of Mrs. Jay Eaton will be ordained into the Presbyterian ministry in a Wednesday 8 p.m. service at Union Presbyterian church Madison ministers from the Presbytery of Madison will conduct the service. Rabe a Monroe High School 1950 graduate and 1954 UW graduate has served as an elder in Union church and will next serve as interim pastor in Oconto this summer. He plans graduate study at Harvard in Old Testament and is married to Nancy Fay of Madison.
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Union Presbyterian Church
Virgil W. Rabe
Jay Eaton
7Th Street
Presbytery of
Madison
Lloyd DeJong
First Presbyterian Church
Portage
John R. Collins
Madison University Presbyterian Church
Simeon Jewkes
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Randolph
John C. Purdy
Union Church
Rabe
Monroe Church
Presbyterian
Monroe High School
University of Wisconsin
University Presbyterian Church
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
Oconto
Harvard University
Nancy Fay
Pack 311 Charter Presentation At South School Gym
Cub Scout Pack 311 will receive its charter at 7 30 tonight in the South School gymnasium. Jack L. Marty, now district Cub Scout commissioner, will present the charter. Phil Gordon serves as Cubmaster of the pack.
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South School
Jack L. Marty
Phil Gordon
Darlington Electrician Raymond Troy Dies
Raymond Troy 55 a longtime Darlington electrician died in a local hospital after a brief illness He was a native of Freeport and lived here most of his life Surviving are his wife Agnes a son Homer a sister Mrs Gladys Dougherty Rockford and a brother Arthur Indianapolis Services are set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Sharer funeral home
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Darlington
Raymond Troy
Darlington Electrician
Freeport
Agnes
Homer
Gladys Dougherty
Rockford
Arthur
Indianapolis
Sharer
Albany Class Arrives in Washington D C
Albany high school’s 28 graduates arrived in Washington D C with chaperones Miss Dolores Roth and Mr and Mrs Stanton P Stears. They left Evansville yesterday morning and had Chicago train reservations title. Tours of government buildings Mt Vernon U S Naval Academy and Alexandria planned. They return Thursday arriving in Chicago that morning.
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Albany
Albany High School
Washington, D. C
Dolores Roth
Stanton P. Stears
Evansville
Chicago
Mt. Vernon
U. S. Naval Academy
Alexandria
Funeral Services for Walter F. Haldiman at 1:30 PM
Walter F. Haldiman age 69 of Wayne Township La Fayette County died recently. Funeral services were held at Shriner Neushwan der funeral home with Rev. Paul H Olm officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Walter Teuscher William Larson Robert Stuart Fred Brunkow Sam Waelti Henry Fetterli. He was treasurer of Johnson Cheese Co and a director of Pecatonica Oil Co.
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Walter F. Haldiman
Wayne Township
Lafayette County
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Winnie Kuebli
Robert Buehler
Jesus
Walter Teuscher
William Larson
Robert Stuart
South Wayne Vicinity
Fred Brunkow
Sam Waelti
Henry Fetterli
Mr. Haldiman
Johnson Cheese Co
Pecatonica Oil Co
Traffic Toll Now 279 One Weekend Fatality
A Wisconsin 1957 highway death toll rose to 279 after a weekend accident in Waupaca County. John Manke, 27, of Lola, died when his car left the road near Clintonville, struck a boulder and pole, and overturned ten miles west of Clintonville. The weekend period saw one death, an Oshkosh bicycle rider injured May 4.
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Associated Press
Waupaca County
Wisconsin
John Manke
Lola
Clintonville
Larsen wins Mace award at UW Awards Luncheon
John H. Larsen son of Mr and Mrs Harlan Larsen 1608 16th street was among seven sophomores named Mace award recipients at the annual luncheon in Greathall Memorial Union university of wisconsin. His parents attended the event with him. Blanchardville Times Special fourteen eighth graders will receive graduation diplomas Wednesday listing Allen Eidsmoe Donna Harris John Harris Karen Ingwell Oscar Johnson Jeanne Metzger Tommy Olson Darlene Paulson Joe Ruegsegger Sammy Schuler Burnette Severson Roland Severson Frank Unterholzner Bertha Zimmerman.
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John H. Larsen
Harlan Larsen
16Th Street
University of Wisconsin
Larsen
Greathall
Memorial Union
Blanchardville
Allen Eidsmoe
Donna Harris
John Harris
Karen Ingwell
Oscar Johnson
Jeanne Metzger
Tommy Olson
Darlene Paulson
Joe Ruegsegger
Sammy Schuler
Burnette Severson
Roland Severson
Frank Unterholzner
Bertha Zimmerman
Monticello Seniors Take Class Trip to Chicago
The senior class of Monticello High School traveled to Chicago on Thursday. They were escorted by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Becker and Mrs. [readable portion ends].
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Monticello
Monticello High School
Chicago
H. A. Becker
List of travelers for the trip including Steinmann and companions
John Steinmann led a group of travelers that included Judith Babler Nathan Bid lingmaier Robert Blum Robert Briggs Nancy Feldt Dennis Field Donald Hoesly Ronald Holcomb Janet Kammerer Kenneth Kundert Arthur Studer Ed den Taylor June Whipple Frederick Zuriluh Joyce Schliem Wayne Broge and Ernest Beutel.
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John Steinmann
Judith Babler
Nathan Bidlingmaier
Robert Blum
Robert Briggs
Nancy Feldt
Dennis Field
Donald Hoesly
Ronald Holcomb
Janet Kammerer
Kenneth Kundert
Arthur Studer
Eilden Taylor
June Whipple
Frederick Zuriluh
Joyce Schliem
Wayne Broge
Ernest Beutel
Mrs. Tschudy Honored With Dinner Reunion in Monticello
Mrs. Robert M. Tschudy and her son Thomas were celebrated at a family dinner reunion at the Casino in Monticello. They are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H E Mueller and leave by plane for Denver tomorrow. Attending included Marian Tschudy and multiple Tschudy relatives from Marshfield Waukesha Montello and Sterling.
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Robert M. Tschudy
Thomas
Denver
Colo
Monticello
Tschudy
H. E. Mueller
Tschudys
Muellers
Marian Tschudy
Arthur Salter
Theodore Salter
Marshfield
James Tschudy
Waukesha
Albert Tschudy
Montello
Donald Olson
Sterling, I
First U S Census of 1790 Records Population
The 1790 United States census counted 3 929 214 inhabitants across the new nation, marking the first official population tally.
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United States
Adenauer Talks With Ike Dulles
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer opened a broad review of international issues with President Eisenhower's administration in Washington. Disarmament and East West plans were central topics as Adenauer met with Dulles and top aides after informal talks with Eisenhower at Gettysburg.
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Washington
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Dulles
Eisenhower
Germany
Adenauer
Gettysburg
Wanted: jewelry makers for home piece work
WANTED by a local advertiser a man, woman or couple for home jewelry making. Handicapped persons given preference. Contact by dialing phone number 1439.
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Virgil Amundson
Son
Kenneth Severson
Raymond Harris
Lyle Sinnett
Nathan Bechtolt
Chris Prestbroten
St. Clare Hospital
Broiler
Monroe Jaycees
Fairgrounds
Goetz
Hepburn
York
Paree
RD Astare
Binny
Faberge
Lugoane
Princess Gardner
Los
Halyard
ACE Hardware
James Stewart
Lucky Lindy
the Spirit
Buck Nite
Clark Gabie
Susan Hayward
Washington, D.C
Bride
Klassy Shop
Simtex
Syracuse
Robert Tschudy
Ike Dulles
Glads
Peonies
Logeson and “Tex” Bacon