Weather forecast and temperature records for May 29 1953
Cloudy with possible thunderstorms in northeast and extreme north tonight, elsewhere partly cloudy. Warmer tonight with a Saturday forecast of mostly fair skies, warmer and more humid. Low temperatures 56 to 66, highs 86 to 92. Barometer 29.65 am and 29.40 pm. Warmest day in the U S New Orleans 96, coldest Superior Duluth 40. Sunrise 4 27, sunset 7 28.
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U. S
New Orleans
Superior
Duluth
USDA Donates Surplus Cheese to Relief and Schools
The Agriculture Department donated 35 million pounds of surplus American cheese to the non profit school lunch program charitable institutions and relief efforts. A carload of 30,000 pounds was sent to Louisiana to aid flood victims in the St Charles area. Butter and dried milk from surplus stocks were also provided for relief in the same region.
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Wnorudgton
Agricultural Department
Louisiana
St. Charles
Scout troop 19 holds mock wedding for Joan Kundert
Miss Joan Kundert slated to wed Raymond L Rupnow this summer following a mock ceremony at the Universalist church. Margaret Kofoed presided, with Lois Ann Goodmiller, Anita Ainsworth, Judith Smith, and others as bridal party. Music, ushers, and reception duties were performed by a large local group of friends and relatives.
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Iri
Universalist Church
Joan Kundert
Raymond L. Rupnow
Margaret Kofoed
Lois Ann Goodmiller
Anita Ainsworth
Judith ‘Bows
Joan Nuss
Jacqueline Louise Hawkins
Seth L. Cain Zimmerman
Bev
Sharon Einbeck
Elaine Ruff
Lavonne Webster
Motorist Given Three-Year License Revocation
Vernon Earl Seegar of Prentice Wis faces small claims court action with Judge Harold J. Lamboley. He is found operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. He must pay 75 dollars plus costs and has his driver’s license revoked for three years.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Vernon Earl Seegar
Prentice
Wis
Deaths and births listed for local residents
Death notices for Clarence Ervil Day aged 66 of 1808 6th Avenue Bertha Brennum 86 of South Wayne Thomas E Peppers 69 of Brodhead W S Bokemeier of Chicago Infant Robbins daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Robbins Beloit Birth notices for Perry Peavis Brodhead born May 28 and Albert Babler Monticello son born Tuesday at Deaconess Hospital Freeport
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6Th Avenue
Bertha Brennum
Wayne
Thomas E. Peppers
Brodhead
W. S. Bokemeier
Chicago
Robbins
Russell Robbins
Beloit
Perry Peavis
Albert Babler
Monticello
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals And Surgical Patients Names
Mrs Dwight Coplien of 706 22nd avenue and Mrs Mary Farmer of Brodhead listed under medical. Surgical patients include Mrs Calvin Erickson 1810 Lith street Mary Liaracon Rockford Mrs Ray Mueller 2619 8th street Mrs Earl Dull am Capron Ill Mrs Conrad Bosshardt Brodhead and Mrs Alvin Baker Freeport. Dismissals encompass Roy Blumer Ralph Kane James Thompson and numerous others including Mrs Anna McCue and Mrs Merlyn Moe and daughter Mrs Robert Brunkow andson Mrs Adam Baumgartner and daughter.
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Dwight Coplien
22Nd Avenue
Mary Farmer
Brodhead
Calvin Erickson
Lith Street
Mary Liaracon
Rockford
Ray _ Mueller
8Th Street
Earl Dullam
Capron
Ill
Conrad Bosshardt
Alvin Baker
Freeport
Roy Blumer
Ralph Kane
James ‘Thompson
Anna’ McCue
William Neely
Androcles And The Lion Plays Stir Memories for Booth
Charles A. Booth recalls his childhood stage role as the lion in Androcles And The Lion. The midwest college and university groups performed the piece in 1926 27, with Booth linked to the Coffer Miller Players based in Chicago.
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Androcles and the Lion
Charles A. Booth
the Lion
Midwest
Coffer-Miller Players
Chicago
Collision at rural intersection injures no one in Rockford and Rock City cars
Two autos collided at a blind intersection five miles south of Juta on a blacktop road. Both drivers Mrs. Elsie Bushmeyer of Rockford and Alvin Toelke of Rock City escaped injury though Toelke’s vehicle suffered medium damage to the fender hood bumper and door and Bushmeyer’s car to the fender and hubcap. The sheriff’s office reported the time as 1:30 p m yesterday and noted brake marks were evident as both drivers attempted to stop.
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Elsie Bushmeyer
Rockford
Alvin Toelke
Rock City
Juta
Toelke
Sheriff's Office
Bushmeyer
Darlington Worker Fined for DUI in Vernon Seegar Case
Vernon Earl Seegar, a Darlington worker, was fined 75 dollars and costs and had his driving license revoked for three years after pleading guilty in Small Claims Court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was hurt last Sunday when his panel truck left County Trunk C near Monticello, rolling down a bank into a creek. treated at St. Clare hospital for a broken nose and facial injuries. The truck was owned by Wonders and Hueckman of Darlington.
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Sertice
Wis
Darlington
Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Seegar
Monticello
John Wirth
St. Clare Hospital
Wonders and Hueckman
Dress Revue Sets July 24 Judging and July 31 Rev ue
The dress revue committee of the 4 H Leaders Association met in the Court House with Miss Mamie Tillema county agent and set July 24 for private judging of clothing entries. The public revue will be held at Turner hall July 31. About 150 FHA girls and 4 H Clothing Instruction students will compete under Mrs Fred Doppler chair.
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Court House
Mamie Tillema
Turner Hall
FHA
Fred Doppler
Spring Grove
Alvin Kubly
Alfred Trumpy
Juda
Helen Bollig
Dayton
Myron E. Jeglum
Monroe
Elizabeth Carlson
New Glarus
Milk truck crashes near Brodhead. driver injured
Richard Jenson, a rural pony, sustained an injured shoulder and minor bruises after a milk truck for Goldenrod Milk Co. left County Trunk E one mile north of Brodhead, struck a telephone pole, and rolled over. The vehicle was heavily damaged and the box demolished.
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Richard Jenson
Goldenrod Milk Co
Brodhead
Sheriff's Office
Local residents and visitors reported in Monroe city notes
Personal mentions list Mrs Will Zimmerli, Albany, and many others visiting or calling in Monroe Madison Brodhead and Argyle. Notables include Kenneth Baker recovering after an appendectomy at St Clare Hospital and Clarence W Anderson death mourned at the Grinder home. Ruth Chase travels for vacation. Gene Harms set for summer study and travel.
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Will Zimmerli
Albany
Kenneth Rutsch
Juda
Monroe
Nathan Coplien
Orfordville
Esther Lyons
Brodhead
City
Lloyd O. Sanders
Madison
E. A. Youngdahl
Moline
R. J. Douglas
Walter A. Johnson
Herbert T. Johnson
Herbert Wright
Mmes
Nelson Schwend
Harrold Rudhti
Heinz Buete
Earl Schwend
Sonja Coplien
Patricia
Ien
Floyd Coplien
C. A
Anderson
Ruth Chase
Green County
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Los Angeles
Gene Harms
Arthur Harms
Eugene
Western Teachers College
McComb, Ill
Harms
Braidwood
Bokemeier Death Notice and Family Tragedy in Chicago
W S Bokemeier Chicago, father of Reeve Bokemeier, died yesterday leaving a wife a daughter Mrs Glen Zimmer man and three sons Reeve Monroe and Schurl Services will be held Monday afternoon in Chicago Also mention of unchanged cheese values on the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange with unfilled bids and offers at 35 percent.
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W.S. Bokemeier
Chicago
W. S. Bokemeier
Reeve B. Bokemeier
Mth Street
Bokemeier
Glen F. Zimmerman
Reeve, Monroe
Schurl Bokemeier
Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Amelia Phillips
Albany
Servces
Amelia Augusta Philips
Green County
Ital
Methodist
John Wilcox
Sharer
Hillcrest
W. C. Snow
Harry Malkow
Marvin Malkow
Brodhead
Elmer Malkow
Alvin Klein Smith
Madison
Ervin Coplien
Paul Stricker
Monroe
Coronation Practice Held at Westminster With Stand-in as Star
London reports the final full dress rehearsal for the coronation at Westminster Abbey with a stand-in playing Queen Elizabeth II while she handles state affairs at Buckingham Palace. About 1,200 participants joined the two hour practice under the Duke of Norfolk, who directs the ceremony, as mounted police cleared a route and guarded St Edward's Crown. The queen’s stand-in received praise for a superb performance during the trial run behind closed doors.
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Westminster
Star London
Elizabeth II
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Norfolk
St. Edward's Crown
Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Korean War Toll Reaches 2 305 542 As War Totals Grow
United Nations officials released a casualty survey showing 2 305 542 total losses for both sides in Korea with 406 542 U S and allied troops among the United Nations forces. Communist casualties are estimated at 1 897 000 with figures covering through April and updated through mid May.
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N. Y
Korea
U. N
Associated Press
U. S
ROK
South Korea
Condition improves for Shirley and Harold Larse
A family report notes Shirley and Harold Jay Larse are greatly improved and have regained consciousness though not told of a death yet due to shock risk.
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Shirley
Harold Jay Larse
Roll Call and Health Talks At Argus 4H Club Meeting
The Argus 4H club met Monday with health suggestions and demonstrations by Ann Goodmiller and Mrs Albert Deppler. Barbara Kubly gave a health talk on fruits, Phillip Miller and Otto Mayer showed films, and Clyde Gilbertson led the pledge. Millers served refreshments as the group prepared for a safety film and health and age program.
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Argus 4H
Ann Goodmiller
Albert Deppler
Barbara Kubly
Phillip Miller
Otto Mayer
Clyde Gilbertson
Millers
Decatur 4H
Decatur Farm Bureau
Williams
Jolly Mixers
Brooklyn
Rose Mary Flood
James Flood
William King
Evansville Park
Brewler
Lange
Nelson
Flood
Paul Hollis
Janet Olstad
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