September 1 1950 fair with clouds southeast area
The forecast calls for mostly fair weather this afternoon through Saturday with some cloudiness in the southeast. No major temperature changes expected. Low tonight around 45 north to 55 south, high Saturday in the upper 70s except near Lake Michigan. The day marks yesterday’s high 76 and low 61 with barometer at 29.32 this morning and 29.40 at 1 p.m. Yuma Arizona led warmth at 114 while Williston Florida was at 45. Sunrise 5 24, sunset 6 36.
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Lake Michigan
U. S
Yuma
Ariz
Williston
Fla
Real Estate Transfers in Albany and Monroe
Property transfers include R H Tegan selling Mill street Albany parcels to Fred Hammer Jr. and Erva S Atherton selling It 1 blk 19 Albany. In Monroe L Loveland sells S 20 ft It 19 Ly brands donation and N 1 ft 8 in It 20 Lybrands donation. Harry Lyford sells It 6 Byers replat. Christ Yaussi sells W part of E 1 2 of N 68 ft It or blk 1 Payne donation to Alvina Marlow in Green County.
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R. H. Tegan
Fred Hammer Jr
Mill Street
Village of
Albany
Erva S. Atherton
C. J. Krostue
C. J. Loveland
Walter F. Baumgartner
Brand
Lybrand
City of
Monroe
Harry B. Lyford
Leslie G.' Kindschi
Byers
Christ Yaussi
Alvina K. Marlow
Payne
Green County
Estates Probated For Lamboley and Kessler Surnames
Judge Harold Lamboley and Ernest Kessler probate estates with administrators named. LaVern Deal is appointed administrator for Elizabeth Deal of Berkeley with heirs LaVern Ralph Vera Hazel and Ernest Kessler named administrator for Johanna Kessler of South Wayne. R W Prien and William C Haren named appraisers. heirs include three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Lamboley
Lewers
LaVern Deal
Monroe
Elizabeth Deal
Berkeley
Calif
LaVern
Ralph
Corpus
Ernest Kessler
South’ Wayne
Johanna Kessler
R. W. Prien
William C. Haren
Ernest
South Wayne
Robert
Neptune
N. J
Erna Mac- Iver
Alexandria
County Court Sentences Forgeries Hearings Reported
Jim Andrews 21 Argyle and Sherman Gundrey 24 South Wayne sentenced in county court for forgery to one to one and a half years each at Green Bay Reformatory with privilege of applying for probation.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Jim Andrews
Argyle
Green Bay Reformatory
Sherman Gundrey
South Wayne
Justice Cases Orangeville Reckless Driving Guilty
In Orangeville Newfoundland and Labrador the case of reckless driving concluded with a guilty verdict. The defendant was fined eighteen dollars plus costs.
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Orangeville
Marriage Licenses and Local Deaths and Births Reported
Marriage licenses issued for Virginia Mae Ostrander of Jefferson Township and Donald Samuel Alleman of Dakota Illinois. Deaths include Emil Maske 71 Evansville Mrs A F Kober 74 Charles City Mrs Plinn Toles 61 Evansville Frank Christen 61 route 3 Whitewater. Births record Vernus Strommen Blanchardville a son Aug 31 Floyd A Anderson Woodford a daughter Sept 1.
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Virginia Mae Ostrander
Jefferson Township
Donald Samuel Alleman
Dakota, Ill
Emil Maske
7Th Avenue
A. F. Kober
Charles City
Robert L. Collins
Evans-! Ville
Plinn Toles
Evans-|_ ville
Frank Christen
Route 3
Whitewater
Vernus Strommen
Blanchardville
Floyd A. Anderson
Woodford
St. Clare Hospital Surgical Discharges and Dismissals
The St. Clare Hospital reports surgical patients Mrs. Arlie Ross of Albany and Sever Duane Gaarder of Albany and Mrs. Vinnie Kittoe of Shullsburg. Dismissals include Mayme A. Erickson Mrs. Floyd Hermanson Fred A. Fritz Rose L. Aeschlimann Elizabeth Buffa Betty Fuller Mrs. William Figi and Shirley Matzinger.
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Arlie Ross
Albany
Sever Duane Gaarder
Vinnie Kittoe
Shullsburg
Mayme A. Erickson
Floyd Hermanson
Fred A. Fritz
Rose L. Aeschlimann
Elizabeth’ Buffa
Betty Fuller
William Figi
Shirley Matzinger
Philadelphia Youth Dies After Lightning Strike
Thomas Graham, 16, was killed by lightning Wednesday while playing baseball in a schoolyard in Philadelphia. The incident occurred during a local school event with spectators nearby.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Graham
Benkert Clothing Partners Forms Three Way Partnership
Benkert Clothing announces a three way partnership with Arthur P. Benkert Josef J. Benkert and Lyle F. Sickinger. Josef J. Benkert joined after WWII service returning in 1946. Sickinger joined after two years with Benkert’s and ten years at Wisconsin Power and Light Co. since graduating from Monroe High School and Madison Business College. The firm traces to 1903 when Benkert Stauffacher began operations at the current site in 1907 led by Arthur P. Stauffacher and Arthur P. Benkert, with later sole ownership by Arthur P. Benkert and the addition of Josef J. Benkert in 1948 and now Lyle F. Sickinger.
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Enkert
Arthur P. Benkert
Josef J. Benkert
Lyle F. Sickinger
Sickinger
Benjkert
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Monroe High School
Madison Business College
Benkert
Evansville Woman Dies. Sister of Mrs Plinny Tolles
Mrs George Wenger of Evansville was notified of her sister in Monroe New York Mrs Pliny Tolles age 61 who died yesterday afternoon Tolles birth May 13 1889 in Monroe daughter of John and Anna Tolles survived by a widower two children Mrs W H Plankuchen of St Petersburg Fla and Dr Harold Wenger of Los Angeles four brothers and one grandchild The body was sent to a funeral home in Evansville pending arrangements
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George Wenger
14Th Avenue
Evansville
Pliny Tolles
Monroe
W. H. Plankuchen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harold Wenger
Los Angeles
Albany Motorist Fined In Court at Janesville
Albany man Arthur Webb, 84, was fined 25 dollars and costs in Janesville municipal court after being found guilty of striking and damaging a car. The other driver, Frank Dallman of Janesville, testified he backed into a stall and followed Webb to Court street where the parked car was located. Cleland Fisher, acting judge, said a recommendation would be made to suspend Webb's driving privileges by the state motor vehicle department.
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Jenesville
Arthur, Webb
Albany
Janesville
Frank Dallman
Court Street
Webb
Cleland Fisher
Sun Breaks Through Clouds Again at Noon
The sun broke through clouds around noon bringing renewed hope that the gray shroud over the county may ease. A southier forecast calls for some cloudiness tomorrow with low tonight near 55 and highs in the upper 70s. Today's high reached 76 at 1 pm and low 61 at 5 am.
Darlington Man Named Temporary Manager of Local A and P
A Darlington man, formerly of Darlington, becomes temporary manager of the local A and P store. Dean Peterson, the longtime manager, will leave Sept. 9 to move to Brodhead to run his newly purchased grocery business there. Priestly had just become manager of a Richland Center store when transferred here. The Wisconsin Milk Sanitarians plan their sixth annual convention in Madison on Sept. 6 with speakers from UW, the state agriculture department, and the federal public health service. The Canada mail curtailment order is rescinded and postal service resumes with Labor Day modified operations.
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Tuwary Rrivsity
Darlington
A and P
Dean, Peterson
Brodhead
Priestly
Richland Center
Canada
Monroe
Madison
Wisconsin Milk Sanitarians’ Association
University of Wisconsin
State Department of Agriculture
Federal Public Health Service
Personal Mentions From Milwaukee to Rockford News
Local society notes list visitors and travelers including Helen F Newnard from Milwaukee and Charles Deininger returning to Rockford after an overnight stay He also mentions Willard Zimmerli visiting in Albany and other guests from Waukesha Eldora Ark and Oconto The Monroe Evening Times Cheese Day souvenir edition is advertised with order details A 4000 mile eastern coast trip by Ruth Leutz Mrs Harolds Van Matre and Henry Stabe are noted with travel followed by J William Schwaigers Pittsburgh visit and upcoming Illinois University plans
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Helen F. Newnard
Milwaukee
Pat Knaack
Charles Deininger
Rockford
Willard Zimmerli
Chicago
Will Zimae
Albany
Messrs
Mmes
Ernest, Guderyon
Waukesha
Aubrey Feerick
Eldorado
Ark
M. H. Stauffa
Henry Stabenow
Orangeville
Ruth Leutz
Winslow
Harold van Matre
Elk
Wash
Canad
J. William Schwaiger
McClure
Pittsburgh
Robin McClure
Schwaigers
University of Illinois
Champaign
Community guest list features Tremp Trio and Helmeid clan
Cheese day entertainers the Tremp Trio and Mrs. Martin Tremp of Toledo will visit the Rohners at 931 11th street, joined by the seven Helmeid family from Portage. Albert Schmid and wife of East St Louis become parents to a daughter born Monday. Butterfields head to Washington after visiting relatives, as Frank M. Butterfield joins Acacia Insurance in D C. Canopy and windows upgrade local storefronts with new aluminum canopy at Crystal Tower and Bauman's Ace Store renovations.
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Rohners
Tremp
Martin Tremp
Toledo
Joseph Rohner
11Th Street
Earl Helmeid
Monroe
Portage
Albert Schmid
East St. Louis
Schmid
Rose Marie Walters
William Walters
13Th Avenue
Butterfields
Frank M. Butterfield
Frank Jr
Washington, D. C
Will E. Wenger
15Th Street
Butterfield
J Wenger
University of Maryland
Acacia Ins. Co
Washington, D.C
Cigars Headed to Troops in Korea En Route
Hal Boyle notes 108000 cigars are sailing from Seattle to Korea for GIs. The Red Cross supplied all but 7500 of the total. private citizens from Newark New Jersey and Tampa Florida added 3000. The cigars are described as scarce and treated with care among the troops.
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Korea
Hal Boyle
Seattle
Associated Press War
Boyle
Red Cross
Newark
N. J
Tampa
Fla
Trading Tone Steady At Plymouth Exchange
The trading tone was fully steady today on the Wisconsin cheese exchange. Sales included five cars white cheddar at 30 cents, two cars single daisies at 33, and two cars Illinois U S No 1 cheddars at 29 and 33 percent offers. Bids and uncovered offers covered various car lots with 30 cent and 33 percent levels.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Illinois U. S
Employment Surges to 52.3 Million in August Peak
Secretary Sawyer reported August brought 1,153,000 more jobs to a new nonfarm total of 52,367,000, crossing the 62,000,000 threshold for employed persons in the United States. Factory hiring pushed the gain, with defense prep seen boosting momentum toward fuller employment amid Korea era concerns.
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Washington
Sawyer
VFW selects New York for 1951 encampment
The Veterans of Foreign Wars chose New York City for the 1951 national encampment, set for August 26 to 31. The Los Angeles bid was withdrawn as delegates favored New York, and Rev. Roy B. Schmeichel was elected chaplain. Five killed and 41 wounded in Bombay riot and police clash with communist led demonstrators supporting textile workers’ bonus demands.
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VFW
New York
Chicago
Veterans of Foreign Wars Today
New York City
Los Angeles
California
Roy B. Schmeichel
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Eau Claire
Bombay
Chrysler Dividend Surges Stock To 71.25 On Dividend News
Chrysler jumped 3.50 to 71.25 after directors announced a 3.00 dividend following yesterday’s close. The broader market held steady with small gains, while motor shares rose only slightly and rubber stocks extended yesterday’s gains by a few cents to over a dollar.
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York
Laryster
Chrysler
Motor
Senate House Group Okays Doctor's Draft
A senate house committee approved a bill allowing the drafting of male doctors and dentists through age 50 not in the armed forces reserves. The measure also covers allied specialists including pharmacists osteopaths veterinarians and optometrists. The house passed the bill and sent it to the senate.
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Swashington
Senate
House
Mrs. Frank Christen Dies in Whitewater at 61
Mrs. Frank Christen of Whitewater aged 61 died at St. Clare hospital today after a stay as a medical patient since August 30. Arrangements had not yet been completed. She was on route 3 Whitewater.
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Frank Christen
Route 3
Whitewater
St. Clare Hospital
Post Office Seizes Jamaica Sweepstakes Tickets
Fifteen books for a Jamaica sweepstakes lottery were confiscated by Madison post office officials this week. Postmaster J A Wirka said the books were seized under procedures required by postal regulations.
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Jamaica
Madison
Madison Post Office
J. A. Wirka
Fleet Transfer Sparks Questions on Pacific Naval Deployment
President Truman said the Formosa guard fleet will depart when Korea ends, prompting questions on future Pacific naval deployment. The current Pacific fleet is the largest since World War II, with over 150 ships, including carriers, cruisers, destroyers, and submarines, plus ships from other bases. The buildup began last year as ships were moved from the Atlantic, and Admiral Forrest Sherman signaled plans to expand the Pacific force.
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Washington
Truman
Formosa
United States
Pacific
Far East
U. S. West Coast
Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
Forrest P. Sherman
Vanguard of 32nd Arrives at Madison
More than 3,000 men who wore the Red Arrow patch of the 32nd division in two wars moved into Madison for their annual reunion. Wisconsin Michigan veterans will caucus meet memorial services and parade to the state capitol. Honored guests include Maj. Gen. E F Harding and Maj. Gen. Jim Dan Hill.
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Auaison
Madison
Wisconsin
Red Suppl ies Cuts Hit Shipping to Iron Curtain
In Frankfort the United States tightened controls on strategic shipments to Hungary and other iron curtain nations. The American high commission said 356 former U S Army trucks were halted en route to Hungary and several carloads of unidentified materials were stopped at West Germany's eastern border.
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Frankfort
Iron Curtain
Hungary
West Germany
American High Commission
Emil Maske Dies After Long Illness
Emil Maske a retired farmer of 911 7th avenue died at 12 20 pm in St Clare hospital after several years of diabetes. Survived by widow Mary Wardlow four sons Webster Rene John Lee and daughter Leah services led by Shri ner Neushwander at 1 30 pm Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Maske
Mary Wardlow
Webster
Rene
John
Lee
Leah
Shriner-Neushwander
Hurricane Whispers Compared To Former Storms
The hurricane’s winds slowed to a whisper after a 10 day, 2 000 mile rampage that left 39 dead and millions in damage. The Nashville weather bureau said dying winds crossed Tennessee and will move into southwest Kentucky. Earlier, Aug 26 Cuba’s hurricane killed 37 and caused major destruction as it moved inland. In Florida and Alabama, scattered reports indicate about half a million dollars in damage and two indirect deaths from the storm, a Birmingham man from a broken power line and an Attala County woman hit by a car in heavy rain.
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Panama City
Filmur
Nashville Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Kentucky
Cuba
Florida
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Attala
Harvester Unions Consider Parley For Wage Talks
Two unions with about 50,000 on strike against International Harvester may meet for wage negotiations. The Farm Equipment Workers and CIO United Auto Workers Agricultural Implement department seek a joint approach. FE aligned with the Electrical Workers when expelled from CIO amid ideological charges. CIO had ordered FE absorption into its farm implement auto workers group. FE refused.
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Sicago — Vey
School Expansion Opens In 1940 With PWA Funds
A new $240,000 high school addition finished in 1940 along 16th Avenue near the square features modified Georgian design funded by the Public Works Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
16Th Avenue
PWA
Robert L. Collins Dies at Evansville at 59
Robert L. Collins, 59, former alderman and city clerk, died suddenly at his Evansville home. A Sex tonville native, he worked as a pharmacist, ran a real estate business, and served as city assessor last spring. He leaves his wife Constance Ware and a daughter, with services set for Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Congregational church. Burial is in Maple Hill cemetery.
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Evansville
Robert L. Collins
Collins
Sextonville
Constance Ware
John Evans
Frank Crow
Lew van Wart
Brown Drug
Water and Light Commission
Congregational Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Masonic Blue Lodge
Knights of Pythias
American Legion
Order of Eastern Star
Royal Arch Chapter
Robert McCoy Commandary
Janesville
Madison
B. C. Ryder
John D. Richland
Edward
Richland
Charles, LaValle
Clifford A. Richmond
Knights Templar
Maple Hill Cemetery
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Benkert Clothing Partners
Crystal Tower
17Th Avenue
Bauman’s
Ace Store
Plymouth Exchange
Lois Faubel
Veterans Service Office
American Red Cross
Elms
Darlyne Mae Adelman
Monroe Township
Evelyn Aeschlimann
Mr. Pleasant
Sally Burt
Sylvester
Mildred Cotherman
Rosemary Flannery
Cadiz
Ruth E. Foulker
Lydia Graber
Betty Ann Johnson
Adams
Dorothy Mae McGrath
Jordan
Marleah M. Prien
Ia Jean Probst
Shirley
Anne Rosheisen
Spring Grove
Betty Timm
Clarno
Betty Jean Wahler
Betty Lou Sod
John C. Burt
Harvey Earle Elmer
Mt. Pleasant
Herbert Flannery
Gary Malkow
Decatur
Robert D. Rieder
John’ D. Stauffacher
Donald’ Timm
Senate House
Carpenters and
General
Alvin F. Rote Co
Puubel
Fleet
Vanguard of 32Nd
Ea Ae
Banjo Pete's
Goetz
Casnente
Zephyr
Shikafi
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