Weather summary from the Daily Record
The Daily Record notes fair and not very cool conditions, with Sunday forecast mostly fair and warmer. It lists hourly temps since 1 p m, a high of 62 and low of 42, and compares to last year’s 71 and 47. Barometer 29.70 at 1 am and 1 pm, warmest U S location Yuma Arizona 112 and coldest International Falls Minnesota 32. Sunrise is 5 49, sunset 5 55.
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U. S
Yuma
Ariz
International Falls
Minn
Divorces Granted in Brodhead Case for Cruel Treatment
Judge Harold J. Lamboley grants divorce to Frances Peterson from Albert Peterson both of Brodhead on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment with physical violence. They married March 22 1941 in Dubuque and separated Aug 206 1949. Custody of four minor children ages 8 6 and 3 twins awarded to the mother with 29 dollars weekly support and 1 dollar weekly alimony.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Frances Peterson
Albert Peterson
Brodhead
Dubuque
Estates Probated Named Appraisers for Werndli Estate
Appraisers named for the estate of Henry Werndli of New Glarus who died July 28 are Henry Kundert Joshua Hoesly and Gilbert Hoesly.
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Harold J. Lamboley
Henry Werndli
New Glarus
Henry Kundert
Joshua Hoesly
Gilbert Hoesly
Justice Cases: Reasa Guilty Speeding in Albany
Harry D. Reasa of Albany was found guilty of speeding. He was fined seven dollars and costs plus witness fees.
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Harry D. Reasa
Albany
Real Estate Transfers James Tourdot to Frank Tourdot
James Tourdot transfers an undivided one half interest in land in sections 30 and 31 in Brooklyn Township to Frank Tourdot. The deed specifies legal ownership shares and location within the township.
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James Tourdot
Frank Tourdot
Brooklyn
Marriage Licenses Granted in Rockton and Durand
Ann Christina Pederson and Tilmer A. Olson, both of Rockton Durand Illinois, obtained marriage licenses in a local town clerks office ceremony.
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Ann Christina Pederson
Tilmer A. Olson
Rockton
Durand, Ill
Stuckey Family Birth Record And Cox Head Son
Mr and Mrs Robert Stuckey report a Davis son born on September 24. Mr and Mrs Cox announce a Brod head son born in September with details incomplete in the fragment.
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Robert Stuckey
Davis
Cox
Brodhead
Deaths Miss Rose M. Lacey Racine Miss Kathinka Einbeck
Obituary note announces deaths of Miss Rose M. Lacey in Racine and Miss Kathinka Einbeck aged 83. The brief entry records the individuals and marks their passing.
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Rose M. Lacey
Racine
Kathinka Einbeck
St. Clare Hospital Names Dismissals and Staff
The St. Clare Hospital lists surgical patients Charles Buttke Juda and Raymond Isaac from Freeport. medical patients Mrs. Dallas Brewer South Wayne Maurice Christianson Beloit. dismissals include Mrs. Jonas Kammerud and son Mrs. Helmuth Gruenberg and son Mrs. Earl Webster. names John Hoy Mrs. Jay Eaton Mrs. Flossie M Hankerson Mrs. Jacob Bissegger and daughter Kenneth Lange.
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Charles Buttke
Juda
Raymond Isaac
Freeport
Dallas Brewer
South Wayne
Maurice Christianson
Beloit
Jonas Kammerud
Helmuth Gruenberg
Earl Webster
John Hoy
Jay Eaton
Flossie M Hankerson
Jacob Bissegger
Kenneth Lange
Raymond Wieck Buys Former Kuenzi Home
Raymond Wieck buys a trailer home and a 10 by 14 foot addition from Wilbert Kuenzi and sets up living quarters at 815 23rd street. Kuenzi built a four room frame house with help from Carl Reinking and John Klessinger, completing it in about four months. The trailer addition was moved yesterday with a police escort.
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Raymond Wieck
23Rd Street
Wilbert Kuenzi
21St Street
Kuenzi
Carl Reinking
11Th Avenue
John Klessinger
Wieck
William A. Wieck
16Th Avenue
Heil Union Rejects Strike Peace Offer
Milwaukee seven inch report notes Heil Co accepts federal state conciliators package proposal to end an 11 week strike. Company works manager J J Rosecky said the firm accepts the recommendation in full and is ready to sign a contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Heil Co
Steel
Heil
J. J. Rosecky
Hampshire wins grand champion at Kewanee Hog Day
A light weight Hampshire owned by William Urban and Sons Propstown Illinois won the grand champion single entry prize at Kewanee Illinois Hog Day celebration today.
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Kewanee
Ill
William Urban and Sons
Prophetstown
Pickups Along The News Beats
A six year old girl visits a chocolate shop for candy apples using a nickel. She learns prices have risen to a dime. Later she returns with change and bread, explaining her mother needed bread and gave her extra dimes. The piece ends with a reflective note on the world staying the same.
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Annette Zimmerman
Annette
Monroe Men Build Backdrops for OES
Louis H. Kohli and Robert Hahn built stage backdrops for Wisconsin Eastern Star installations in Milwaukee. The 20 by 14 foot tablet of the Ten Commandments and a secondary Mt Sinai scene rise above rough marble surfaces. The set, designed on masonite in sections for easy transport, took about 10 days to construct after over a year of planning.
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Eastern Star
Milwaukee
Louis H. Kohli
Robert Hahn
Milwaukee Civic Auditorium
Kohli
Bruce M. Blum
Wisconsin Eastern Star
Hahn
Mt. Sinai
12Th Street
City League notes parking square differences and card poll
League representatives emphasized Monroes square as a unique parking area unlike other cities. They questioned the poll results from 10 000 mailed cards with 3000 returned and disclosed an empty stall check showing varying use of metered versus non metered spaces across days and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Monroe
Kempfert
J D Cotton Dies A Four Wheel Drive Executive
Joseph D. Cotton vice president director and largest stockholder of Four Wheel Drive Auto Co. died at home aged unknown after a career spanning 1915 with the firm and earlier work on the Clintonville Tribune. He served as postmaster in 1910 and as advertising manager for the company in 1915.
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Clintonville
Joseph D. Cotton
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co
Cotton
Sabula
Jet Bomber To Join Ground Exercise At Eglin Base
The United States only jet bomber in regular service, the B-45 Tornado, will appear publicly with ground troops next month at Eglin Air Force Base in a mass air ground cooperation demonstration for 3,000 service school students.
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Eglin Air Force Base
Fila
United States
Morgan Left Million in Will to Widow Alma
Los Angeles comedian Frank Morgan leaves 90 percent of a nearly one million dollar estate in trust to his widow Alma. He bequeaths ten percent to his sister Mrs W Cook of Santa Barbara.
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Morgan
Los Angeles
Frank Morgan
Alma
W. Cook
Santa Barbara
Alif
Stranahan and Cisco Lead Western Amateur Semi finals
St. Louis report Frank Stranahan of Toledo and Walter Cisco of Louisville led their opponents at the halfway mark in the 36 hole Western Amateur semi finals with 71s.
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St. Louis
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Walter Cisco
Louisville Ky
Personal Mentions From Albany to Madison and Beyond
A string of visits and travels across Wisconsin and Illinois includes Donald Sellow and Arthur Patchen in Albany, Mrs. Rust in Delavan, and numerous Madison and Milwaukee trips. People attended events, shopped, or stayed with relatives, and several weekend plans feature families from Albany, Monroe, and Freeport. Key mentions include university students, church events, and plans to attend Packers games in Green Bay.
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Times
Donald Sellow
Albany
Stanley Burrington
William C. Rust
Delavan
Farnces Peterson
Brodhead
Arthur Patchen
Sherman Dalton
Gratiot
O. D. Grenan
Martha Albright
Long Beach
Calif
Sylvia Moritz
Richard
Monticello
Nettie Baltzer
Herman Dieckhoff
Madison
R. J. Nyman
Chicago
Ben Nyman
Union Presbyterian Church
Willard A. Bender
Robert Beineman Madison
Monroe
Stanton Stears
Milwaukee Vocational School
Frank Holtsapple
Emily Holtsapple
Albert R. Schmidt
University of Wisconsin
St. Omar
Lincoln Domm
I. M. Stauffacher
13Th Avenue
Paul Baumgartner
Frances Ludlow
Dell Ludlow
Adele Storck
R. W. Rhynders
Freeport
Julius Fredrich
Route 2
Walter Blumer
Milwaukee
Adam Blumers
14Th Street
Mary Hawley
Argyle
Florine’s
Hawley
Baron’s
Emma Ruehle
Daryl Rhyner
Whitewater State Teachers’ College
Wilbert Rhyner
L. A. Moore
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite
Palmer House
Frank Maurer
Jess Goodman
Cora Leck
Miwaukee
Maurer
William Preston
Cub Scout Parade Prepares for Big Top Circus
Traffic near the square yielded to an old jalopy bearing moustached Cub Scouts while a truck with a long trailer carried blackface minstrel men and more boys. The group marched toward Recreation Park for the afternoon circus under perfect weather. The show featured Mr Bones acts, side shows, barkers, games of skill, and refreshment stands as crowds gathered.
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Recreation Park
Mr. Bones
Cancer Victim Slain By Grieving Daughter
Stamford Connecticut police sergeant Carl Paight, 50, died from a head wound after his daughter Carol Paight, 20, shot him with his service revolver when learning his cancer was inoperable. She collapsed from hysteria later, police said. Police Chief John Brennan confirmed the incident occurred at Stamford Hospital where Paight died.
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Stamford, Conn
John B. Brennan
Carl Paight
Stamford
Brennan
Carol
Engineer Registered Grange Granted State License
Howard L. Grange of 400 Ohio Street Darlington has been registered by the state board of architects and professional engineers under the state registration act to practice as a professional engineer.
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Howard L. Grange
Ohio Street
Darlington
State Registration Board of Architects and Professional Engineers
Flood Control Plan for Freeport Proposes $900000 Project
Col. R. L. Dean announced that Freeport must raise 200000 dollars to attract 700000 dollars of federal aid for a flood control scheme. The plan includes a levee along the Pecatonica, concrete embankments, reservoirs, a higher transfer bridge, and pumps to drain diked areas. Further help hinges on land rights and acquisitions by the city.
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Freeport
Col
R. L. Dean
Rock Island
U. S. Army Engineers
Col. Dean
Glen F. Kunkle
Army
Pecatonica
Burgess Battery Building
Bergs Leave for Chicago After Week Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Berg of Lillehammer Norway, visiting the Harold E. Scherer family since March 2, will attend the railroad fair in Chicago and sail October 1 from New York for home. Mrs. Berg is an aunt of Mrs. Scherer. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shirley of Chicago and their guest Miss Karen Knudson of Lillehammer.
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Bergs
Ole Berg
Lillehammer
Norway
Harold E. Scherer
Chicago
New York
Berg
Scherer
Oscar Shirley
Karen Knudson
Gapen House Sold and Duplex Plans Unveiled
The Rose Gapen house at 2002 Sth street was purchased by Dr. and Mrs. David D Ruehlman for remodeling into a modern duplex. Possession by Oct 1 with work starting in a month. A 30 by 40 foot jog of land at the southeast corner was bought by J H Schwai gers.
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Gapen House
Rose Gapen
Sth Street
David D. Ruehlman
Gapen
J. H. Schwaigers
Miss Frances Kleinmaier Visits Monroe After West Coast Trip
Miss Frances Kleinmaier leaves the west coast next Friday and will be met in Janesville Sunday evening by her brother Harold Kleinmaier. Absent from Monroe since December 1947 she will spend nearly a month with her mother Mrs Charles Kleinmaier at 1616 17th Avenue.
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Frances Kleinmaier
West Coast
Janesville
Harold Kleinmaier
Kleinmaier
Monroe
Charles Kleinmaier
17Th Avenue
Injured Boy Suffers Left Collar Bone Break During Game
Kenneth Schindler an 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry T Schindler of 2414 10th street broke his left collar bone yesterday during an after school football game at the East school play ground. he was treated and released home.
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Kenneth Schindler
Harry T. Schindler
10Th Street
Burgess Battery workers feted at appreciation luncheon
Burgess Battery Co. employees were honored at a Center Market luncheon in appreciation of their patronage over the years.
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Burgess
Burgess Battery Co
Gordon at Hospital in St. Clare with illness
Harold Gordon of Madison a former owner of Gordon photo studios in Monroe now owned by Royce ZumBrunnen is described as a medical patient in St. Clare hospital continuing care and treatment.
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Gordon
Harold Gordon
Madison
Gordon Photo Studios
Monroe
Royce ZumBrunnen
St. Clare Hospital
Basement Dug for New John Grossens Residence
Basement dug for a new frame house for John Grossens at 1711 9th street on the lot east of the Sam Kubly home at 2231 7th street. The project marks the start of construction on a private residence with preparations underway.
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John Grossens
9Th Street
Sam Kubly
7Th Street
Buris End Trip
Mr and Mrs Louis E Buri have returned from a western vacation trip.
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Buris
Louis E. Buri
Juniors to Meet The Juda Jolly Juniors 4-H Club
The Juda Jolly Juniors 4 H club will meet at the high school at 8 p m on Tuesday.
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Juda Jolly
Mrs Hyland Nets First Muskie Near Hayward During Week
Mrs Charles Hyland caught a about 33 inch muskie after a half hour fight near Hayward as others in the party went muskieless. The group stayed in cabins run by Paul Paulson formerly of Monroe with Mr Hyland and several companions also fishing.
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Charles Hyland
Hayward
Clarence White
Paul Paulson
Monroe
Flight B Air Reserve Meeting Notes and Screenings
Flight B of the 9656th WART squadron met for a monthly session with Lt Col Charles Marvin on personnel management. The program featured films on Operation Crossroad and Special Delivery. The unit convenes on the third Tuesday each month.
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Flight B
Charles Marvin
Air Force Reserve
W.A.R.T
Crash Kills Youth Near Wisconsin Rapids
A 19 year old passenger, George Jaecks of Nicosa, was killed when the car he occupied lost control and overturned five miles south of Wisconsin Rapids on Highway 73.
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Wisconsin Rapids
George Jaecks
Nicosa
Here
Sam Greenwalds Will Mark 60 Wedded Years at Home
Sam and Mrs. Greenwald of 817 21st Avenue celebrate sixty years of marriage with family gatherings at their Monroe home. Born in 1864 and 1867, he and she wed in 1889 and raised two children, Ralph and Mabel, while building a life marked by work in a steam laundry business and a longtime grocery store.
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Sam Greenwalds
Sam R. Greenwald
21St Avenue
Greenwalds
Immanuel Church
Mr. Greenwald
Monroe
Charles Shrin
Roy Jaberg
Goetz
Rudolph
Katherine Yost Greenwald
Switzerland
Ohio
Henry Greenwald
Madison
Mrs. Greenwald
Sylvester Township
William
Susan Dunkle Love
Michael Benson
Methodist Church
Ralph L
Mabel Greenwald
Oak Park
Ill
Edwin Rufenacht
Barbara Jean Rufenacht
15Th Street
Elsie Gerber
Route 3
Rufenacht
Rhinelander Welcomes Joint City County Airport Dedication
The Rhinelander Oneida county airport opens with a Sunday program featuring 16 F-51 fighters and two B-26 bombers from the Wisconsin air national guard at 2 p.m. A South Dakota flight of nine F-51s will follow led by Lt Col Joseph J Foss. Col Roscoe Turner and Lt Gev George M Smith attend as speakers.
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Rhinelander
Rhinelander- Oneida County
Wisconsin Air National Guard
South Dakota Air National Guard
South Dakota
Joseph J. Foss
Marine Corps
Civil Air Patrol
Wisconsin
Towa
Illinois
Roscoe Turner
Gev
George M. Smith
New Glarus Lions Elect Henry Schmid
Henry Schmid was re elected president of the New Glarus Lions club at the Wilhelm Tell hotel Monday evening. Guests included J. J. Figi Leslie Bacon and John Pinnow. Faculty night is set for Oct 3 with invites extended to faculty members and guests.
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New Glarus
Henry Schmid
New Glarus Lions Club
Wilhelm Tell Hotel
J. J. Figi
Leslie Bacon
John Pinnow
Lions Club
Fred Leinhardt
Eugene Stuessy
Clarence Mayer
Lightning Kills Two Children at Du Bois Grade School
A noon lightning strike hit a group of children in a schoolyard in Du Bois Pennsylvania. Deputy Coroner F I Gilling identified victims Jimmy age 11 and John Hilliard age 3. Four others were stunned as the bolt traveled along the wet grass after a heavy rainstorm. The school building sustained minor damage.
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du Bois
Jimmy
John Hilliard
F. I. Gilling
Public hunting grounds open in Green County area
Fifteen thousand acres in Green county will be publicly open to hunters this fall across five areas Albany Brodhead Brooklyn Browntown and New Glarus. Land acquired by the Wisconsin conservation department mostly leased from private owners funded by hunting license fee increases federal funds and voluntary sportsmen licenses. Waterfowl pheasant rabbit and squirrel hunting offered with Browntown the largest tract at 3739 acres. Waterfowl season opens October 14 with pheasant rabbit and squirrel gun seasons starting one week after.
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Green County
Albany
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Browntown
New Glarus
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Dane County
Lafayette County
Yellowstone
Argyle
Wisconsin president defends academic freedom at press conference
President E. B. Fred of the University of Wisconsin told Wisconsin editors and publishers that there is no place for dead newspapers or dead universities. He urged confronting subversive ideas with better ones and linked academic freedom to press freedom, saying hampering one endangers the other. Representatives of several daily newspapers attended the two-day meeting.
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Madison
E. B. Fred
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Fred
Barkley Medal Costs Revealed for Public Service Honor
The article details a Barkley medal valued at 2500 dollars with a 1500 dollar design fee and 540 dollar manufacturing cost. It notes a 1500 dollar share for the sculptor and a 10 dollar leather case, highlighting the overall allocation of funds.
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Washington
Barkley
Congress
Pope Receives Two American Bishops in Private Audience
Castel Gandolfo reports Pope Pius XII received in private audience Archbishop John J. Boylan of Rockford and Archbishop John Francis Deardon with right of succession to Archbishop H. C. Boyle of Pittsburgh.
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Castel Grandolfo
Pope Pius XII
John J. Boylan
Rockford
John Francis Deardon
H. C. Boyle
Pittsburgh
Paula Ann Hahlen Hosts Sixth Birthday Party for Girls
Paula Ann Hahlen hosted 11 guests for a Friday birthday party at her home 903 20th Street in observance of her sixth anniversary. Games and luncheon followed. Paula received many gifts with helpers Mrs. Robert Trumpy and other adults assisting. Attendees included Linda Broge Shirley Dalton Elizabeth Farmer Lou Ann Heimann Marielle Johnson Sandy Kohn Cheryl Van Houten Joy Ann Wild Bobette Becky Trumpy Ann Goodmiller all first graders from South School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Ann Hahlen
Robert J. Hahlen
20Th Street
Paula
Linda Broge
Shirley Dalton
Elizabeth Farmer
Lou Ann Heimann
Marielle Johnson
Sandy Kohn
Cheryl van Houten
Joy Ann Wild
South School
Bobette
Becky Trumpy
Ann Goodmiller
Robert Trumpy
Hahlen
Miss Rose Lacey of Racine Dies in Milwaukee
Miss Rose M Lacey born in Wayne Township died of a stroke at Sacred Heart Sanitarium Milwaukee after a month there She was a longtime educator serving at Franklyn grade school Racine and formerly taught in Council Bluffs Iowa Survived by two brothers and three sisters and seven nieces and nephews Services set for St Marys Church Racine and Calvary Cemetery Danville local notice is not included
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Rose M. Lacey
Racine
Sacred Heart Sanitarium
Milwaukee
Wayne Township
Thomas and
Mary Kemp Lacey
Edgewood College
Madison
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Franklyn
E. A. Lacey
Monroe
James J. Madison
Josephine
Jane
Marge
St. Mary’s Church
Ss. P. Stehling
Calvery Cemetery
Wisconsin Oil Well Reaches 4000 Feet Depth
Dewey Foster of Wisconsin Oil Refining Co reports their experimental well on the Bernard Jensema farm near Gibbsville has reached 4,000 feet, the deepest hole drilled in Wisconsin to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Bernard Jensema
Gibbsville
Dewey Foster
Wisconsin Oil Refining Co
Wisconsin
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