Ernest Strahm Killed in Crash in Dane County
A rural New Glarus man, Ernest A. Strahm, 25, died Saturday night when his car struck a concrete bridge abutment on a Dane County road between Verona and Paoli. He suffered a fatal skull fracture and facial injuries, with investigators citing possible sleep loss or loss of control. He was alone in the vehicle, which was demolished. A passing motorist reported the wreck. Strahm’s death raises Wisconsin’s weekend toll. among other fatalities were two Madison hockey players returning from Rockton. Arrangements were pending at Zentner funeral home in New Glarus.
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New Glarus
Ernest A. Strahm
Route 1
Dane County
Verona
Paoli
Strahm
Mendota State Hospital
Madison
Highway 69
Karl Wild
Robert C. Strahm
Robert
Ronald
Dean Streiff
Robert Strahm
Blanchardville
Zentner Funeral Home
Wisconsin
Madison Cardinals
Rockton
Wagon Wheel Arena
Gerald W. Keepers
Richard Wills
Highway 52
Edgerton
Robert W. Lope
Sheboygan
Dean Post
Round Grove
Lope
Judy Hunt
Joyce Kubly
William Dalton
Monroe
Gustave H Schmerse 85 longtime Monroe area farmer dies
Gustave H Schmerse 85 a retired farmer from the Monroe Jutla and Orangeville area died Saturday in St Clare hospital after an extended illness. Services will be held 1 30 p m tomorrow at Zion EUB church Orangeville with burial in Orangeville cemetery. He was born March 17 1873 in Germany and came to America at age eight. He married Mary Wolfe Feb 15 1900 at Juda. Surviving: six sons William Edwin Ervin Ray Walter Harold and others a daughter Alvina Stubbe and numerous grandchildren. His wife died 1927 and he was predeceased by a daughter a sister and a grandson.
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Gustave H. Schmerse
Monroe
Jutla
Orangeville
St. Clare Hospital
Zion Eub Church
M. W. Best
Burington-Cramer
Mr. Schmerse
Germany
Herman
Louise Grassman Schmerse
America
Mary Wolfe
Juda
William
18Th Street
Edwin
Orland
Calif
Ervin
Riverside
Ray
Arlington
Walter
Freeport
Harold
Durand
Clarence
Alvina) Stubbe
George
Ernest
Henry Haberman
Ed Zum Brunnen
Huron
S. D
MURA to Test $100 Million Atom Smasher Near Stoughton
The Midwest Universities Research Assn MURA announced plans to begin testing an advanced atom smasher model valued at 100 million dollars near Stoughton this coming winter.
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Madison
Midwest Universities Research Assn
MURA
Stoughton
Meyers Receives High Moose Honor in Monroe
Alfred E. Meyers former governor of the Moose Lodge received the Fellowship Degree at a state conclave in Monroe, joining eight other state members. The ceremony followed a noon meeting and included a banquet with 105 attendees. Meyers has been a lodge member since 1943, with nine holders of the degree including Henry Babler Jr. and Frank M. Haren.
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Order of the Moose
Arthur E. Meyers
Monroe
Fred Rogers
Madison
William D. FitzPatrick
Portage
State Moose
Clayton Crooks
Wausau
Paul Lietzke
Milwaukee
Louis Scianni
Cudahy
John Jambrett Jr
John Manson
Kenosha
Charles Showers
A. R. Steele
The
Moose Lodge
Alfred E. Meyers
Meyers
Henry Babler Jr
Frank M
Muzz) Haren
West Allis
C. J. Loveland
T. O. Stauffacher
Orville Bear
Sam Kubly
Harold Scherer
Allie Holtshopple
Ray Lovelace
William F. Stoeckle
Edward Kubake
Wilfred L. Bergevin
Chippewa Falls
Joseph Milazzo
Janesville
Joseph L Ward
Robert L. Cooper
Francis A. Gottsacker
First National Bank
Wisconsin Moose Association
Moose Lodges
C. Gene Hennager
Harris Meyers
Stanley Meyers
Donovan Prien
Donald Gadow
Nathan Weiss
Edward Niffenegger Jr
Walter Rufenacht
Joseph L. Ward
Moose
Ward
John Qualman
Ritual
Curtiss Mayfield
Leo McDermott
Jack L. Marty
Arthur Meyers
Solicitors Asked to Turn in United Fund Cards
Alvin H. Babler, chairman of the United Fund campaign, urged area solicitors to submit their pledge cards immediately to fund officials. He noted many firms have not yet collected their cards and stressed turning in totals to determine the remaining quota.
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Alvin H. Babler
United Fund Campaign
Babler
Pope Crowning Rites Tomorrow In St Peter's Shrine
Vatican City reports preparations at St Peter's for the coronation of Pope John XXIII. Dignitaries pour in for the ceremony with a procession to the basilica doors and the pope to be crowned on a gold tiara amid mass prayers and benediction to the city and world.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s
John XXIII
Free World
Rome
St. Charles Borromeo
City Polls Open At 9 Tomorrow For Nov Ember Election
Polls open at Turner hall from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. tomorrow for the November election with both banks Courthouse and city taverns closed all day. City clerk Mrs Freda Bray reports voter interest above expectations and 4237 registered voters, 27 more than September.
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Turner Hall
Freda Bray
Schoendienst Becomes Father of Boy in St Louis
Milwaukee Braves second baseman Red Schoendienst and wife Mary welcomed a son in St Louis. The infant weighed 7 pounds 14 ounces at birth.
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Schoendienst
ST. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Red Schoendienst
Mary
St- Louis
400 Applaud Beloit Symphony in Monroe High Concert
An audience of 400 at Monroe high school auditorium praised the Beloit Symphony Orchestra led by conductor Lewis Calvit. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 6 and Academic Festival Overture highlighted a program that featured violinists Robert H. Rieder and Rev. Paul J. Gibson, violist Edwin W. Schuetze, and Beetho ven Trio in C Major.
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Beloit
Robert H. Rieder
Monroe
Paul J. Gibson
Brodhead
Edwin W. Schuetze
Beethoven
Brahms
Arthur C. Benkett
Woman’s Club of
Jane Crouch
Barbara Schuetze
Tana Loveland
Betty Vincent
Marlene Frey
Linda Goecks
Paula Hahlen
Linda Loveland
Woman’s Club
Linda Seeman
Freeport
Miss Schuetze
Messrs
Mmes. Schuetze
Rieder
Marie Spee
Woman's Club
Schuetze
Democrats optimistic as 1958 congressional election opens
Washington forecasts show Democrats favored to gain 8 to 12 Senate seats and 17 to 40 plus House seats. President Eisenhower campaigns amid party clashes while Rockefeller emerges as a notable challenger in New York. California races pit Knowland against Brown and Knight against Engle as the national mood tilts toward Democratic gains.
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Congress
Associated Press
GOP
Senate
House
Meade Alcorn
Fairbanks
Alaska
Nixon
Paul M. Butler
Eisenhower
Truman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Averell Harriman
Democratic Organization
Harriman
Frank S. Hogan
Kenneth B. Keating
California
William F. Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Knight
Clair Engle
Youth Admits Rapids Slaying
A 16-year-old boy confessed to assaulting and fatally shooting 14-year-old Bonnie Ratelle in Wisconsin Rapids. Police say he surrendered Saturday night and the body was found at a Rudolf home. a .22 rifle was used. Juvenile Court has jurisdiction and a psychiatric exam is planned.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Madison
Wisconsin
Midthun
Ratelle
4 H awards given at county session
Marjory Deppeler of Juda and Richard Freitag of Monticello were named Green County achievement girl and boy at the third annual county 4 H program held at Monroe high school. Awards honored outstanding first year 4 H and homemaker categories with several regional winners and certificates.
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Green County
Elaine Signer
Clarno
Judith Mauermann
Decatur
Janet Truttman
New Glarus
George Cromwell
Arthur Krattiger
James Deppeler
Spring Grove
Marjory Deppeler
Richard Freitag
Monticello
Extension Department
Juda
Monroe High School
Miss Deppeler
Fred Deppeler
Freitag
Monticello - New Glarus
Marvin Freitag
Jerry Birk
Sandra Gurske
Clarence
Sally Kubly
Argus
Kathryn Deppeler
Karen Meier
Sally Dickson
C.C.C
Richard Thickpenny
Brooklyn
Cheryl Trumpy
JoAnn Montgomery
Browntown
Miss Meier
Barbara Hartwig
John Mohar
Cities Service of
Madison
Maureen Dillon
Richland
Recreation
Judith Mauerman
Safety
Ralph Stauffacher
Monroe Ag
Mary Frautschy
Ann Whalen
Albany
Duane Bollig
Lou Ann Schindler
Dayton
Helen Wunschel Behring
Roger Wyss
Stauffacher
Nathan Bloom
Janet
Pan American 707 Sets Boston to Paris Flight Record
Pan American Airways Boeing 707 flew non stop from Boston to Paris in 6 hours 3 minutes Sunday setting a new transatlantic record. The feat highlights advances in jet travel and the efficiency of the Boston Paris route.
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Boston
Pan American Airways
Paris
Joliet Hunt for Unidentified Youth in Benson Killing
Joliet authorities pursue a dark complexioned stocky youth after the Halloween night slaying of 12 year old David Benson. Raleigh Robinette 13 last saw Benson near the Robinette home around 430 pm Friday. Benson's body was found Saturday in a wooded area near Ridgewood Joliet Will County coroner Willard Blood says the 38 caliber revolver wound occurred between 5 and 8 pm Friday.
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Raleigh
Gompers
David
Young Benson
Ridgewood
Joliet
Will County
Willard Blood
Benson
Vote forecast set as Wisconsin heads to polls
Wisconsin voters face state, congressional, and local elections with forecasts of a 1.2 million turnout. Senate race pits incumbent Democrat William Proxmire against Republican Roland Steinle in Milwaukee County and statewide races trend toward Republicans in top offices.
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Ray E. Kundert
Ralph Kundert
Grace Thorpe
Register of Deeds
Helen Myers
Franz W. Brand
U.S
Senate
William Proxmire
Roland J. Steinle
Supreme Court
Proxmire
Steinle
Milwaukee County
Vernon Thomson
Gaylord Nelson
Thomson
Nelson
Eleanor Smith
Gerald Flynn
Flynn
Wells Purchase Nears Completion in Monroe Deal
The City of Monroe nears final transfer of the Wells building on 11th street with $35,000 purchase price payment, $1,000 escrow, and possible city offices or recreation uses. City Attorney Benkert delivered the checks to Rodney Kittelsen, attorney for Mary Wells and Edna King, as the deed awaited recording.
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Wells
11Th Street
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