Weather summary from May 31 1950 Daily Record SS
The daily weather report notes fair south and partly cloudy north this afternoon and tonight then Thursday. Cooler conditions expected this afternoon and tonight with lows around 40 to 45. Thursday highs near 60 to 68 depending on location. Station readings show 29.25 inHg at 1 am and 29.38 inHg at 1 pm. Sunrise at 4, sunset at 7:30. Phoenix Arizona reached 104 while Spokane Washington fell to 36.
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U.S
Phoenix Ariz
Spokane
Wash
Real Estate Transfers Listing Field Details From Monroe Area
Real estate transfers include Walter Friedli acquiring NW of NE of section 34 in Spring Grove Township with exception of the west six acres of the 20 acre tract. Wendell L. Simmons transfers Lot 4 Block 3 Lake Side Heights Monroe to Paul W. Snowden. John A. Becker transfers Lot 1 Block 2 Davis Becker Add Monroe, except the north five feet.
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C. Walter Friedli
Spring Grove Township
Wendell L. Simmons
Paul W. Snowden
Lakeside Heights
City of
Monroe
John A. Becker
Percy Lichtenwalner
Davis- Becker
Marriage Licenses for Beattie and Partridge in Brodhead
Eunice Arlene Beattie and Robert Walter Partridge, both of Brodhead, received marriage licenses.
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Eunice Arlene Beattie
Robert Walter Partridge
Brodhead
Small Claims List From Belleville Area Court
A Belleville area small claims round lists defendants including Belleville Trucking Lines and Stnessy Feed Co for failures to display registration in the cab with $5 and costs each, Charles Gray Beverage Co for improper markings and $5, Miller Trucking and route contact for an unregistered vehicle at $5, and related cases. Births note a May 1 daughter to Mr and Mrs Clarence Elmer Monticello and a May 29 son to Mr and Mrs Ray Wells Woodford. other names appear for Legler.
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Small Claims Court
Harold J. Lamboley
Belleville Trucking Lines
Belleville
Stnessy Feed Co
Charles Gray Beverage Co
Janesville
Miller Trucking Co
Footville
William R. Arn
Mt. Horeb
George Schmidt
Janisch Roofing Co
Walter Schild
Juda
Martin Jett
Baileyville
Clarence Elmer
Monticello
Ray Wells
Woodford
Arthur Legler
Installation Set For Rev Nesset In Orfordville
Rev E J Nesset of Stanwood Washington will be installed Sunday at Orfordville to lead the Lutheran churches at Orfordville and the Norwegian Settlement north of Albany. He was born September 9 1911 in Canby Minnesota and trained at Luther College and Luther Theological Seminary. He and his wife Anla Mae Gredvig have four children and relatives in Minnesota and North Dakota attended the ceremony.
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Albany
E. J. Nesset
Stanwood
Wash
Orfordville
Marcus S. Lewis
East Luther Valley Church
Nesset
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Midwest
Delavan
Minn
Minnesota
Canby
John
Nena Nesset
Luther College
Decorah
Luther Theologica Seminary
St. Paul
Cando
N. D
Bottineau
Puget Sound
Minneapolis
Anla Mae Gredvig
Estelline
S. D
Nessets
Nena
David
Miriam
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Staff
List of patients and dismissals at St Clare Hospital Medical including Mrs George Bar Ronald Burdick Henry J Duerst Ida Hess Mary Ann Frautschy Robert Sonnenberg Mrs Herman Dieck hoff Betty Anne Foslin Ronald O Wild Carl G Gall Mrs Ancin Johnson Dismissals: Mrs Lillian Wolf Fred C Karlen Jr John F Golz Mrs Fred Roth Sr John Augsburg Edwin C Funseth Mrs Ole Brostein Roy Jaberg Paul V Alexander Leif D Erickson Linda J Colbeck Gottlob L Scherer Mrs Mary Kleinmaier Mrs George L De Nure and son Herbert F Tor now Marland Moore Alton Stuckey Phillip Benkert Bruce Miller.
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George Bar
Num
20Th Avenue
George F. Burdick
10Th Street
Ronald Burdick
Dur
Henry J. Duerst
New Glarus
Ida Hess
Evansville
Mary Ann Frautschy
Robert M. Sonnenberg
Herman Dieckhoff
17Th Avenue
Betty Anne Foslin
Brodhead
Ronald O. Wild
Belleville
Carl G. Gall
Personal notes of visits from Madison to Chicago area
A string of social visits is recorded with many names and hometowns. Madison residents Nace Gartland, Mrs. Earl J. Noble, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Falk are shown calling on friends and relatives across Monroe Rockford and nearby towns, plus extended weekend travel to Lake Mendota and Windsor Canada.
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Nace Gartland
Madison
Earl J. Noble
Milwaukee
O. F. Phillips
Stoughton
Fred T. Odell
Roy Schiffman
Frank D. Kantro
Albany
Robert Armitage
Robert Burdick
Robert
Seer
Merle Leighton
Monroe
Rockford
William Servis
Beloit
Louis J. Goethals
Ludlow
Wayne O. Pecham
Lake of the Ozarks
Jakie
Louise Gruenewald
Juda
J. J. Gruenewald
Forrest Kohl
Frank Duchow
Rock City
Ralph Duchow
Pearl Nussey
Windsor
Canada
George Nussey
Dean Yost
Randall Dean
Sussex
Barbara Yost
Kathryn
Kenneth Yosts
Mt. Horeb
Harold Gordon
Lake Mendota
Coral Gables
Fla
Rex Bledsoe
Bryan
Bruce
Hamilton
Calif
Anna Davis
Harry Brown
Brodhead High Graduates Named for 1950 Commencement
The Brodhead School announces valedictory honors to Phyllis Lederman and salutatory honors to Daryl Meythaler for the 1950 senior class. Kathryn Dunwiddie will receive the severed citizenship award at the June 8 commencement in the high school gym at 8 p.m. Supt C T Pfisterer will read class standings and award diplomas to 37 graduates. Nine students made the honor roll. The complete graduate roster lists Helen Behling James Caldwell Keith Christensen Robert Conway Walter Douglas Kathryn Dunwiddie Betty Ehlert Walter Gugeberg Maxine Hageman William Hein Mavis Kueck James Laneville Marjorie Leierman Beulah and Bonita Lunde Richard Markham Nina McCulley Daryl Meyshaler Joyce Reigle Millard and Mitzi Robinson Duane Schneider Everett Schultz Herbert Searles Donovan Shaw Stephen Stair Norton Stommen Letha Stuessy Arthur Swain Margaret Van Skike Ruth Whitehead Darlene Wolfe Martin Zimmerman Nancy Zimmerman among others.
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Toanead
Phyllis Lederman
Daryl Meythaler
Kathryn Dun- Widdie
Supt. C. T. Pfisterer
James Caldwell
Marjorie Lederman
Richard Markham
Nina McCulley
Letha Stuessy
Helen Walden
Fred Holt
West Bend
Congregational Church
J.C. Robertson
Mitzi
Millard Robinson
Beulah
Bonita Lunde
Norton Strommen
Supt. Pfisterer
Helen Behling
Keith Christensen
Robert Conway
Walter Douglas
Kathryn Dunwiddie
Betty Ehlert
Walter Gugeiberg
Maxine Hageman
W Liam Hein
Mavis Kueck
James Laneville
Marjorie Leierman
Beulan
Daryl Meyshaler
Joyce Reigle
Millard
Mitzi Robinson
Duane Schneider
Everette Schultz
Herbert Searles
Donovan Shaw
Stephen Stair
Norton Stommen
Arthur Swain
Margaret van Skike
Quartet to Sing at Monroe Kiwanis Lunch
The Monroe Kiwanis club lunch tomorrow will feature The Jolly Rogers a high school quartet including Frank Carmichael Ben Blaser Alan Prisk and Roy Roth. Committee meetings at the luncheon will cover boys and girls work and underprivileged children.
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Jolly Rogers
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe County Club
Frank Carmichael
Ben Blaser
Alan Prisk
Roy Roth
Swiss Holiday Plans Highlight Local Letters
Charles and Mrs Charles Schutt of 1903 8th street report travel to Switzerland visiting relatives in Stanz Engleberg Bern and Oberammergau and a crossing into Germany for the Passion play. Other items note RETURN FROM WASHINGTON visit by Mrs Stauffacher and party to see John Virgil at the Naval School of Music and Donna Hand’s extended stay. Wong son born fifth son at St Clare hospital with Roy and Ray returning from China. Swiss costumes adorn North school as grades study Swiss history. Roy Jaberg home recovering at 1904 10th street after hospital stay.
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Charles Schutts
Charles Schutt
8Th Street
Switzerland
Stanz
Buocks
Engelberg
Bern
Germany
Oberammergau
Virgil A. Stauffacher
James Share
Harold Pagel
Donna Mae Hand
Washingston
D. C
Stauffacher
John Virgil
Naval School of Music
Miss Hand
Center Point
East
Ben Abraham Hurt in Goetz Addition Tree Sawing Accident
Ben L. Abraham of 1500 23rd avenue sustained a cracked bone in his left wrist while sawing trees Monday in the Goetz addition.
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Ben Abraham
Ben L. Abraham
23Rd Avenue
Goetz Addition
Brooklyn Gangs Clash with 40 Gunshots in Memorial Day Fights
In Brooklyn's Bedford Stuyvesant area two teenage gangs the Nits and the Greene Avenue Stompers exchanged about 40 shots on Memorial Day. The militants used real pistols and homemade guns made from pipe and springs. Casualties were light with one man shot behind the ear and another forehead scored by a slug.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Nits
Greene Avenue
July Soybean Rise Boosts Grain Market Amid Strong Demand
July soybeans rose to a seasonal high in a firm market on news of larger than expected April crushings. Buying followed reports and selling pressure remained limited as the July contract neared the 10 cent daily gain. Corn climbed steadily led by December and March futures amid price discounts on old crop months.
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McAgo —Ury
Alvin Babler Receives Wisconsin CPA Certificate
Davitt H. Babler was notified by the state board of accountancy that he passed experience requirements and is issued a Wisconsin certified public accountant certificate. He had completed the written requirements and has been with Merlin J. Meythaler accounting firm since its organization last year.
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Davitt H. Babler
State Board of Accountancy
Wisconsin Certified Public Accountant
Babler
Merlin J. Meythaler
Funeral for Peter Zimmerman in Monticello
Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m at Voegeli funeral home for Peter Zimmerman who died Friday evening Rev A R Achtemeier of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed church officiated Burial followed at Highland cemetery with Masonic rites at the grave Pallbearers were Wilbert Dick Henry J Elmer Albert Knobel L R Pease H A Walters and Wilbert Wichser
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Peter Zimmerman
Monticello
Voegeli Funeral
A. R Achtemeier
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Highland Cemetery
Wilbert Dick
Henry J. Elmer
Albert Knobel
L. R. Pease
H. A. Walters
Wilbert Wichser
Wisconsin Cheese Market Steady Amid Fair Demand
The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin American cheese market shows steady to firm tones with trade good and demand fair. Prices quoted include single daisies 33 to 43 percent, longhorns 33 to 34, square prints 33 percent, midgets 34 to 36 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Rev. Nesset
Prince Ospel
A. C. Risner
13Th Street
Dick Wong
Maple Grove Inn
St. Clare Hospital
Bulova
Elgin, Gruen
Tavennes Hamilton, ‘Watches
Oscar Lund
Clarence Falk
Earl
Edward Bell
Darlington
Arnold Schober
Gilbert Noss
Bernice Jensen
Jdian Ford
Peter Stauffacher
Chicago
Helen Stauffacher
Marshall
Louis B. Stauffacher
Donald Siedschlag
Galesville
Messrs
Andames
John Liedschlag
John H. Knipschild
C. A. Stubbe
19Th Avenue
J C. B. Burmeister
Judy
Ed Meyers
Barbara
la Crosse
Anna Hanselman
Oscar Hanselman
Hanselmans
Eugene Potter
Gene
James Potter
Brodhead School
Sven Va Numvs
North School
MR. Jaberg
Roy Jaberg
St. Clare
Valareen
Corton
Woodbury
Absorbine JR
Iar
Phillips
Magnesia
Neof Roral Fragrance
Jadite
Tanier Ace
Mastercraft
Tyson Rubber Gloves
Bauman
Alvin Babler
CPA
Dodge
Monroe Lumber & Fuel Co
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