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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1951

Page

3

Poppy Day Sales Totals Reach $1001 in Local Drive

Income from Poppy day sales here Saturday totaled $893.14 with Browntown Jutla and South Wayne branches adding $108.51 to bring the overall total to $1 001.65. Auxiliary chairwoman Mrs. Mark D. Grinnell and numerous Legion members and Girl Scouts participated in the drive.

Mark D. Grinnell American Legion Auxiliary Browntown Jutla South Wayne Mmes Wilbur E. Deininger Ernest W. Hayes Hilda Rundhammer Kenneth S. Lovell Frank D. Kantro Jane Ruf Catherine Blum Patricia Ruehlman Judith Kubly Sandra Coplien Rose Cromwell Alice Webb Ellen Rubi Dorothy Cavitte Legion Robert J. Alder Robert G. Buehler Grinnell

Albany Alumni Elect William Price President

William Pryce was elected president of the Albany high school alumni at a banquet Saturday night. Riley Gelbach became vice president and Mrs. Robert Burdick was secretary-treasurer. Rodney O. Kittelsen of Monroe served as toastmaster. About 175 attended and class reunions were held for 1901 1926 and 1941.

Albany William Pryce Riley Gelbach Robert Burdick Rodney O. Kittelsen Monroe Addie Ayers Nettie Luce Luchsinger Belleville Earl F. Tilley

Adonis Sentenced for Gambling Violations in New Jersey

Joe Adonis, a noted racketeer named by the senate crime committee as a top gambler, received a two to three year state prison term and a $15,000 fine. Judge J Wallace Leyden also suspended an extra five year term.

Hackensack N. J Joe Adonis New Jersey Adonis Senate Crime Committee Superior Court J. Wallace Leyden

Couple Names Daughter Cinda Rae At St. Clare Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Goecks of 1210 10th street named their daughter Cinda Rae born Thursday at St. Clare hospital. Grandparents listed are Mrs. H. L. Kubly of Monroe, Sam Coecks of Monticello, and Herman Dittmer of Madison.

Cinda Rae Clarence L. Goecks 10Th Street St. Clare Hospital H. L. Kubly Monroe Sam Coecks Monticello Herman Dittmer Madison

Grahams Welcome New Son As Family Grows

Mr and Mrs Vincent J Graham of Whitewater announce the birth of a son. They already have four older children Kathie Ernest Michael and Tricia. Mrs Graham is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Stauffacher of Silverster township. Michael and Tricia are visiting their grandparents this week.

Grahams Vincent J. Graham Whitewater Kathie Ernest Michael Tricia Graham Ralph Stauffacher Sylvester Township Michale

Flannery Leaves for Naval Hospital in Oakland

Pfc. James R. Flannery leaves for the naval hospital in Oakland California after convalescent leave started May 5. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flannery.

Oakland James R. Flannery Naval Hospital Calif Flannery Frank Flannery

Schmid Seeks Post in Lions District 27 D

New Glarus resident H M Schmid a charter member of the New Glarus Lions announces candidacy for governor of Lions club district 27 D The district convention is set for Manitowoc from June 8 to 10 Schmid has five years as club president two years as secretary and currently serves as deputy district governor

Schmid Glarus H. M. Schmid Glarus Lions Club Lions Club Manitowoc

Firemen attend convention and plan school site

Assistant Fire Chief Otto Steinman and firefighters Paul Kubly Robert Stocker Robert Gerber Harold Beach and Emil Klarer attended the southern Wisconsin northern Illinois firemen's convention in Bloomington yesterday. Members decided to hold the September firemanship school in Oregon Wis.

Otto Steinman Paul Kubly Robert Stocker Robert Gerber Harold Beach Emil Klarer Bloomington Oregon Wis

Weekend visitors and church supper announced in Monroe region

Personal mentions include Miss Mamie Tilleman at Juneau home and multiple callers in Monroe from Browntown Wiota Moline Winslow Monticello and New Glarus. A Reformed church chicken supper is planned in Orangeville May 30 with family style service starting 5 30 p m Adults 1 35 Children 75 cents. Also notes on European trip plans for the Mueller couple and Memorial Day guest plans for Schoenfield Germann party.

Mamie Tilleman Juneau Walter Bruegger Browntown Harold McConnell Wiota Monroe Harry A. Sward Moline Emery A. Odell Wisconsin Everett Keel Marshfield John Keel John Stackpole Winslow Ward Stackpole the Reformed Church of Orangeville Reinhard Mueller 10Th Street Switzerland Germany France E.P. Schoenfield John D. Germann Janesville J. Clark Gapen Oak Park Gapen Schoenfield Germann Kenneth Lovell Gary Elsia Hammerly Clarence Elmer Jr Monticello Bonnie Jean William Pagel Dorothy Pagel Freeport Edward Blumer Milwaukee Robert Blumer 14Th Avenue Werner Rutsch Juda William Rupnow Mary New Glarus Emil Dubach Warren Vincent Thomm Fred Friedrichs Route 3 Messrs Mmes Lloyd Trumpy Linda Rae William Frehner Conrad Lee Milton Friedrichs Sheryl Lee Pecatonica Ill Ludwig Zoller Harold Blumer Walter Friedrichs Wilbert Meyer Lester van Loon Selma Steiner Johanna Waelchli Theresa Saunders Wausau Recreation Leaders Laboratory Waelciki Saunders Green County Rural Youth van Loon

Beckwith Faces Death After Second Murder Conviction

In Waterloo Iowa Edward J Buddy Beckwith is sentenced to death after a second trial for first degree murder in the slaying of 22 year old Irma Jean Stahlhut. The eight women and three men jury returned the verdict with one juror later refusing the oath reducing panel size to eleven.

Waterloo Iowa Edward J Buddy) Beckwith Irma Jean Stahlhut

Autopsy Dropped in Dr. Hudson Case

Lancaster reports the autopsy into the death of Dr. Leo A. Hudson aged 58, two days after his arraignment for alleged indecent liberties with a 12 year old girl, has been canceled by District Attorney Mark Hoskins, per coroner Dallis Wopkins.

Great-Grandma Ida Mae Streiff Still Serves at St. Clare

Ida Mae Streiff, 69, a lifelong nurse and longtime Dane County pioneer, continues to serve at St. Clare hospital in the new north wing. Born April 28, 1882, in Northfield Minnesota, she trained in Minnesota and worked at Lake View sanatorium before two marriages and retirements led her to her current role.

St. Clare Hospital Ida Mae Streiff St. Clare John A. Schindler Madison Lake View Sanatorium Ida Mae Phillips Dane County Lake View

Rod service set for July 21 life of local man

Dale Rod born July 21 1932 to Alfred and Ella Steinman lived in the area his entire life. An auto mechanic at Badger Motors for months he leaves his mother two brothers Pvt Donald Rod Fort Hood Tex Merlin and one sister Lorine. He was a Bethel Evangelical United Brethren member and with Co K 128th infantry national guard. Full military honors planned with firing squad bugler pallbearers. Funeral Thursday 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander with Rev Lawrence A Brown officiating. Burial in Chicago pending.

Bablers Schwarzenberger Herman A. Stuessy Napier Chicago Donald Rod Fort Hood Tex Merlin Lorine Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church Co. K 128Th Infantry National Guard Pvt Red Cross Shriner- Neushwander Lawrence A. Brown National Guard

U S Judge Acquits Jaffe on Contempt

U S District Judge James W Morris acquitted Philip J Jaffe editor of Amerasia of contempt of Congress. The case stemmed from a Senate subcommittee probe into alleged communism in government led by Senator McCarthy. Jaffe refused to answer many questions, 26 refusals forming the counts in the indictment.

Washington Philip J. Jaffe Amerasia Congress U. S James W. Morris New Yorker Senate Subcommittee McCarthy Jaffe

Funeral for William E. Fleek police officer held

Funeral services for William E. Fleek, a Brodhead police officer for 28 years who died Thursday afternoon, were conducted yesterday at the Everson funeral home. Rev. J. C. Robertson officiated with Ross Olin as soloist. Floral bearers included Mmes Olaf Anderson and Lester Sellnow. Pallbearers were Olaf Anderson, Adam Fleek, Clayton Hall, Logan Fleek, Lee Hall, and Lester Sellnow.

William E. Fleek Brodhead Everson Funeral Home J. C. Robertson Ross Olin Mmes Olaf Anderson Lester Sellow Adam Fleek Clayton Hall Logan Fleek Lee Hall Lester Sellnow

Services Held for William Kueng at St. John's Church

William Kueng of Jefferson township died Thursday after a lingering illness at age 46. Services were held at 1:30 p.m. today at St. John's church with Rev. Paul C. Kehle officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Frederick Schilt, Robert Schilt, Ralph Bohren, Erwin Moellenberndt, Ernest Lehman, and Paul Ganshert.

William Kueng Jefferson Township St. John’s Church Paul C. Kehle Greenwood Cemetery Frederick Schilt Robert Schilt Ralph Bohren Erwin Moellenberndt Ernest Lehman Paul Ganshert

Lincoln Ellsworth Dies at 71 Explorer who claimed Antarctic territories

New York reports Lincoln Ellsworth 71 famed polar explorer died Saturday night of a heart attack in his Hotel Carlyle apartment. Funeral private with burial in Hudson Ohio where his parents lie. His 1939 interior Antarctica flight claimed 81000 square miles for the United States following a 1935 claim of 300000 square miles.

New York Lincoln Ellsworth Arctic Ellsworth Carlyle Hudson Ohio Antarctica United States Antarctic U. S

Peter Bukowski Nominated RFC Deputy Administrator

President Truman nominates Peter S Bukowski a Chicago banker age 57 to be deputy administrator of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He has led the Cosmopolitan National Bank and previously served as an RFC district official under Administrator W Stuart Symington.

RFC Washington Peter S. Bukowski Chicago Truman Administranance Corporation Burkowski Cosmopolitan National Bank W. Stuart Symington

Le North Side Swiss Cheese Co op 18th Annual Party

The Le North Side Swiss Cheese Co op at Monticello held its 18th annual party at Grand Central hall Friday night with dancing to Hartwig's orchestra. The factory, idle recently as milk was sent to Albany condensery, plans reopening June first to resume Swiss cheese production. The Escher brothers Fred and Arthur are the cheesemakers.

North Side Monticello Grand Central Hall Hartwig Albany Escher Brothers Fred and Arthur

O J Janke Cheeseman Succumbs at Dubuque

Otto J. Janke 56 a Platteville cheese maker for many years died yesterday after a three week illness at a Dubuque hospital. He ran the Banner Cheese factory for 18 years and moved to Platteville in 1942. In eight years he worked for Kraft Foods and Walter Cheese Co. Funeral services will be held in Platteville.

Platteville Otto J. Janke Dubuque Banner Kraft Foods and Walther Cheese Co

Trucker Killed in Maplewood Collision

Henry Eva rad 51 from Luxemburg died when his dump truck collided with a car driven by Marvin Kreft of Maplewood near Maplewood. Police investigated the crash and released initial details from the scene.

Maplewood Henry Evarad Luxemburg Marvin Kreft Here

Lost billfold with large sum found near square

Finder should notify Mrs. Charles Pickett of Darlington about a billfold containing a large amount of money left the previous Friday near the square. Reward offered.

Charles Pickett Darlington

Tallest Building Bought by Group

The Empire State building, 102 stories and 1,472 feet tall with 2,000,000 square feet of rentable space, is set to change hands for about 50 million dollars. A syndicate led by Roger L. Stevens Alfred R. Glancy Jr. and Ben Tobin announced a purchase contract and expects closing late this year. The tower, long the world’s most profitable single office building, has been fully rented with a large occupancy list.

New York Empire State Building Roger L. Stevens Alfred R. Glancy Jr Detroit Ben Tobin Hollywood Beach Fla

Flames Sweep Palmyra Business District in Fire

A large blaze in Palmyra Illinois destroyed 11 business structures after a trash heap fire, driven by high winds, gutting most of the town's business section and spreading to adjacent buildings.

Palmyra Ill

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William Price Free Town Delivery Kathryn Sullivan Dancing School Kathryn Koil Now and Register Times Harvey Stauffacher Chiropractor White Block Brennan’s Super Market U.S Ec Meat Market Explorer the Commercial and Savings Bank F.d.lc Helen E. Stears O.j.janke Lydia Ala Stanley A. Anderson Lath and Plaster Contractor Water Street Janesville, Wisconsin
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