May 28 1956 Weather Summary Showers and Thunderstorms
The Daily Record reports showers and thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday with locally heavy activity likely south this afternoon and tonight. Warmer in most areas tonight and Tuesday but cooler northwest Tuesday afternoon. Low 50s northeast and 60s southwest tonight. Highs Tuesday 70s northeast and north, 80s southwest. Precipitation since Saturday 0.35 inch. Barometer readings 29.57 and 29.60. Sunrise 4:35, sunset 7:19.
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U.S
Presidio
Tex
Marriage Licenses and Deaths in Wisconsin Area
Two marriage licenses issued for Shelby Ross Sherbondy and Janet Mae Olson both in Madison and Janesville respectively. Also licenses for Eugene Updike and Katherine Brunkow. Deaths listed: Henry Babler 63 Belleville Mrs. Louisa Blakely 87 Darling ton Vincenz Baebler 83 Monticello Levi Laubaugh 90 Onalaska Marmaduke Pebles 78 Oakland California William McDonald 67 Darling Ernest Dell Sherman 78 Belleville Edward S. Hansen 48 Madison.
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Shelby Ross Sherbondy
Albany
Janet Mae Olson
Madison
Eugene Edward Updike
Janesville
Katherine Marie Brunkow
Route 4
Henry Babler
Belleville
Louisa Blakely
Darlington
Vincenz Baebler
Monticello
Levi Laubaugh
Onalaska
Marmaduke Pebles
Oakland
Calif
William McDonald
Ernest Dell Sherman
Edward S. Hansen
St Clare Hospital Accident and multiple patient lists
A report lists patients from St. Clare Hospital including Nathan R Neuen schwander William Egli and Richard Christen among others. It notes a tonsillectomy involving Gerrald Silverthorn Judith Silverthorn Barbara Laughridge and Edward Burkhamer and details medical and surgical admissions and dismissals with numerous names and addresses. William Egli was treated for a leg laceration and expected to be discharged today.
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Nathan R. Neuenschwander
Orangeville
William Egli
Juda
Richard Christen
Gerrald Silverthorn
Evansville
Judith Silverthorn
Barbara Laughridge
Albany
Edward Burkhamer
Brodhead
Virginia Element
Ft. Atkinson
Harold Monte
Beloit
Donald Weaver
Durand
Margaret Dunbar
Belleville
Herbert Bell
George C. Hernstrom
Moline
Henry Cox
Marvin Stabler
Shirley Knudson
20Th Avenue
Darling Joy Roger
Argyle
Omar Peevyhou
South Wayne
Henry Serracino
Leslie M. Schwitz
Lh Street
Elsie Abey
Clark Ware
Clinton
Harold Bergen
Brooklyn
Arthur Youngberg
Rockford
Robert Heindel
Stockton
Frank A. Neeneman
Wilbert Blumer
Ralph Blumer
Douglas Nass
Charles Miller
Freeman Hanson
St. Clare Hospital
City Residents Help Build Canyon Camp Pool
Owners and employees of local firms plus Monroe residents aided the completion of the swimming pool at Canyon Camp Boy Scout camp near Apple River Illinois yesterday. Labor was donated with numerous names listed as assistants from V U Stauttacher Kuhne Construction Leck Construction Rutsch Bruni Miller and Bruni Miller firms plus other area residents.
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Monroe
Canyon Camp
Apple River
Ill
William F. Ha
Paul H. Leck
Earl S. Ellingson
Melvin Shippy
Paul A. Busch
William T. Wedesky
V. U. Stauttacher
Joe Kuhne
Norman G. Gilbertson
Joe Manser
Joseph Ras
Alan Goodmiller
LaVerne Schmerse
Clarence Elmer
Rev
Richard Hulburt
Robert Schwaiger
Lions to Elect Officers Tonight at Swiss Wheel
Lions Club members meet at the Swiss Wheel restaurant to elect officers led by a nominating slate. John H. Bruni is proposed as president with J. T. Etter Jr. and William A. Gyure as vice presidents, plus Rev. Clarence C. Warfel as secretary treasurer and others. Robert Hahn, Monroe Civilian Defense director, will speak at the meeting.
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Munive Laws Craw
John H. Bruni
J. T. Etter Jr
William A. Gyure
Franklin W. Pickett
Clarence C. Warfel
Roy Beach
Daniel Ault
John H. Usher
Hollis J. Elmer
P. J. Connors Jr
Archie Myers Jr
Forresta Kubly
Robert Hahn
Monroe
Eagles Hold Initiation On Monroe Aerie Anniversary
On the ninth anniversary observance of the Monroe Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles the Freeport degree team conducted the initiation in the club room. William Menzies noted Wisconsin Eagles quota reached for the first time in 14 years while 38 members were initiated. Leon Boegl Clarence Goecks and Alvin Kranig led the event and the auxiliary served lunch. Mrs E C Hamilton and Miss Maud E Wenger returned from a weeklong tour to New York City Philadelphia and Washington.
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Assumusuon
Monroe Aerie
Order of Eagles
Freeport
William Menzies
Madison
Wisconsin Eagles
Monroe
Leon Boegl
Clarence Goecks
Alvin Kranig
Personal Mentions From Around town Include Many Visits
Local residents travel and host visits in several communities. John Korth and Mrs. Ralph Muchow travel from Warren and Argyle respectively to the city, with others including George Abplanalp from Winslow, Mrs. H C Atherton and Miss Tella Griffin from Albany, and the Losey and Geiger families returning from travels or hosting others. A bake sale sponsored by the Ladies of Staver church is set for Tuesday May 29 at 10 a.m. at the First National Bank annex.
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John Korth
Warren
City
Ralph Muchow
Argyle
George Abplanalp
Monroe
Winslow
H.C. Atherton
Tella Griffin
Albany
Oscar Losey
Coloma
George Geiger
Hawaiian Islands
Ben Cleveland Sr
Elwin
Priewe
First National
Bank Annex
Ladies of Staver Church
S. Wilson
Cedar Falls
Marvin Losey
Footville
Ray Jackett
Bonnie Joe
Verena Jackett
Madison
Fred T. Odell
Lester M. Johnson
Fond du Lac
Johnson
Pardeeville Graduation Ties Local Families
Wick, Grandt, and Miss Joan Hawkinson of Freeport were among visitors to Pardeeville for the high school graduation. Mr and Mrs George Yeazel, Mr and Mrs Frank Bloom and Beth Bloom joined Ralph Yeazel’s family for the weekend. Terry Yeazel, Ralph’s son and George and Frank Bloom’s grandson, graduated Friday night from Pardeeville High School. Monroe residents joined the group for the graduation and stayed through yesterday.
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Wick
Grandt
Joan Hawkinson
Freeport
George Yeazel
Frank Bloom
Beth Bloom
Pardeeville
Ralph Yeazel
Terry Yeazel
George Yeazels
Frank Blooms
Pardeeville High School
Monroe
Service Record notes transfers and completions in Army careers
Pvt 1st Class William F Blum US 55 495 189 moved from Camp Riley Kansas to Camp McCoy Co A 30h Eng Bn C. He and buddy Pvt 1st Class Veriele D Wipperman of Detroit Michigan visited Blum's parents Mr and Mrs William O Blum. Specialist 3rd Class James F Steuri 20 son of Mr and Mrs Fred P Steuri Postville Iowa completed three years in Army returning home from Hanford Washington after basic at Ft Sill Oklahoma and 18 months in Korea.
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Mccoy Pvt
William F. Blum
Camp Riley
Kas
Camp McCoy
Co. A
Eng
Bn. C
Veriele D. Wipperman
Detroit
Mich
Pvt
Blum
William O. Blum
James F. Steuri
Fred P. Steuri
Postville
Hanford
Wash
Steuri
Ft. Sill
Okla
Korea
Camp Hanford
Monroe group to join Civil Defense program
The Monroe Area Radio Club will participate in the civilian defense program with Andrew Erickson as head of the amateur branch of the communications division. Arrangements are under way for a Swap and Shop event on July 22 at Turner Hall. Also note the birth of Frederick Lee Brunner on May 22 to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brunner of Albany.
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Monroe Area
Leon Brunner
Albany
Frederick Lee
Brunner
Fred Brunner
Monroe
Everett Gookey
Farmer To Run For Davis Seat In Wisconsin District
State Sen. Chester Dempsey, a 60-year-old Waukesha County dairy farmer, will seek the Republican nomination for Representative of the 2nd Congressional District. The district caucus will endorse a new candidate after the convention backed Rep. Glenn R. Davis for U S senator. No Democratic candidate is announced.
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Waukesha
Chester Dempsey
Waukesha County
Dempsey
Glenn R. Davis
U. S
Donald Tews
GOP
Jefferson Dane
Columbia
Gaylord Nelson
Davis
Rural Monroe Youth Injured by Fish Hook
HM Cast soncity aoryeascune SON and Mrs. John Christen Route 3 are in satisfactory condition in St. Clare hospital after a fish hook caught in the left eye. He was at Zanders Lake swimming when he ran into a man fishing and struck by a fly rod. The hook caused a deep eye wound.
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Soncity Aoryeascune
John Christen
St. Clare Hospital
Christen
Zanders Lake
Funerals for Mrs Henry C Klassy Attend by Wide Circle
Out of town relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. Henry C. Klassy at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church Saturday. Attendees included Forrest Smith and Marty, Herman J. Marty and Susan, Forde Smith Cedar Rapids, Ta. Carl Klassy, Florence Babler, R. H. Schoonover, Alma Kundert, June Schweitzer Madison, Herbert Taft Whitewater, Phillip Marty, Edwin Klassy, Roger Klassy, Willard Marty, Henry Schmid, J. J. Figi New Glarus, Ernest Klassy Fr Atkinson, Alfred Voegels, M. H. Stauffacher, Harry A. Keegan Monroe, Appolonia Zweifel Monticello, Willis J. Marty.
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Henry Klassy
Monticello
Henry C. Klassy
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed
Forrest Smith
Marty
Herman J. Marty
Susan
Forde Smith
Cedar Rapids
Carl Klassy
Florence Babler
R. H. Schoono
Alfred Voegels
M. H. Stauffacher
Harry A. Keegan
Monroe
Appolonia Zweifel
Willis J. Marty
Madison
Zweifel Funeral Rites Held in New Glarus Montello
Funeral services for Homer Zweifel of Montello were held at the Swiss Evangelical and Reformed church in New Glarus with burial in Highland Cemetery, reflecting New Glarus rites.
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Homer Zweifel
Monticello
Montello
New Glarus
Highland Cemetery
Local visitors greet Zweifel family relatives in town
From out of town guests include Mr and Mrs Dwight Zweifel Mrs Nellie Zweifel and Mrs Elfa Voegels. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hagen Milwaukee Mrs R H Schoonover and Mrs Florence Babler Madison Mrs Appolonia Zweifel Montello Homer's mother stayed until Sunday with sister in law Mrs Nellie Zweifel. The Hagens also called on Mrs Zweifel at Monticello.
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Dwight Zweifel
Nellie Zweifel
Elfa Voegels
Thomas Hagen
Milwaukee
R. H. Schoonover
Florence Babler
Madison
Appolonia Zweifel
Montello
Homer
Hagens
Zweifel
Monticello
Wisconsin Knowles Incumbents Endorse Platform During Convention
The convention adopted a candidate platform and resolutions backing a Bricker-like constitutional amendment. It pledged a fair national income share, agricultural aid for Wisconsin farmers, expanded dairy product development, and opposition to federal education aid while supporting social security for teachers and union shop contracts. The platform also aimed to preserve the Me- area and promoted farm prosperity through increased consumption.
Senatorial race talks loom after luncheon pool plan
Boyle and Kersten, among remaining candidates, met for lunch to discuss pooling forces. Boyle said a decision was hoped today as September nears and confronting a $150,000 campaign effort with only principled stance looms.
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Indian Forest
Boyle
Kersten
Prin
Colorado Speaker Named as REA Chief
President Eisenhower selected David A. Hamil 47 year old Republican speaker of Colorado's General Assembly to head the Rural Electrification Administration. He would succeed Ancher Nelson who resigned May 15 to pursue the Republican nomination for Minnesota governor.
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Washington
Eisenhower
David A. Hamil
Colorado
General Assembly
Hamil
Ancher Nelson
Minnesota
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