Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 8

8 JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE MONDAY. APRIL 14,1958 Meeting Called to Organize PTfl JEFFERSON Preliminary fteps for organizing a local parent and teachers association hav been laid by the local Woman Club. An organizational meeting mil be held in the liigh school auditorium at 8 p.m. Monday, April 28. Supt.

Richard Marshall will give the welcome; Mrs. Enrl Kro gen will introduce a panel of three speakers and Mrs. Howard Richards will act as moderator. Mrs. Richards and the three speakers aca PTA officers from the Madi son district.

Hired as Teacher Miss Agnes Anderson, Oconto Falls, will teach English at Jefferson High School for the remainder of the school term, substituting for Gerard Rogan, who teaches English and is assistant football coach. Mr. Rogan leaves April 19 for Ft. Benning, to take a basic infantry officer's course until Aug. 9.

His wife and family will join him at the end of the school term. He was recently transferred to Co. Jefferson, from Whitewater. Miss Anderson has taught at Coleman, Stratford and Merrill, and the past year took an airline hostess course. For the past sev MID-CIT OUTDOODTUIATRE Now Showing! 'A SKY-HORROR 200 MILLION YEARS OLD hurtles down to tho world! UMilmHrktMI-Cnilin THE FLVING MONSTER in Koreo" Starring Ronald Lewis eral months she has been doing substitute teaching.

Jefferson Briefs Aid Assn. for Lutherans meets Friday for a 6:30 potluck suppei in St. John's Lutheran School. Delegates will be appointed to attend the AAL meeting at Racine June 7. Those unable to attend the supper are invited to view the Braves film to be shown at 8 p.m.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schiesl and family and Miss Marilyn Boyce, Detroit, returned home Sunday after a five-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schiesl.

Mrs. Mary Beck and son, Alphonse Beck. Barrington, 111., attended the wedding Saturday of the former's grandson, Richard Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck, Milwaukee, and Miss Lynn Mae Merrill, Milwaukee.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Walk and Mrs. Emma Walk, Frank Becker and Jimmie Lee spent the weekend at Carthage, 111., with the former's daughter, Marlene, a student at Carthage College. Saturday night they attended the All Girls' Show in which Marlene participated.

Mrs, William Nevins Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Nevins Jr. attended the wedding Saturday of the former's granddaughter, Nancy Nevins, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Nevins, Milwaukee, and Allen Leister in St. Leo's Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs.

0. W. Jungkuntz spent last week with their son-in- law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Wendland, Benton Harbor, Mich.

Miss Martha Jungkuntz, sister of Mr. Jungkuntz, is visiting relatives in Milwaukee. Dr. and Mrs. John E.

Kreher and family, Ashland, came Sunday to visit his aunt, Miss Ada Hahn, until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Strohbusch attended the wedding and reception Saturday of Floyd Froelich, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Sylvester Froelich, Rome, and Miss Sally Lee Ziemer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ziemer, Glendale, in Glendale Lutheran Church. The Strohbusches remained to be weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Art Kellerman, Milwaukee. Robin Theime, Chicago, spent the weekend with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Thieme, while his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Glenn Thieme, attended the wedding of relatives in Marshfield. Girl Scouts of Troop 143 who wish to attend Girl Scout camp this summer are to call Mrs. Lester Hoeft. FORT HOSPITAL FORT ATKINSON Daughters were born in Fort Atkinson Hospital to Mrs. Loren Meyer, Lake Mills; Mrs.

Dennis Knutson, Fort Atkinson; Mrs. Marvin Newton, West Bend, nnd Mrs. Frank Ludc- man, Whitewater. Sons were born to Mrs. Earl Wollet, Jefferson; Mrs.

Richard Northey, Sullivan, and Mrs. John Yandre, Lake Mills. Medical: William Rogers and Mrs. Roger Dillin, Fort Atkinson; Harry Hanson, Whitewater, and Mrs. Charlotte Ross, Lake Mills.

Surgical: Linda Gerstner, Whitewater; Mrs, Robert Lee, Milwaukee, and Arthur Pinnow, Sullivan; tonsillectomies, Tim Reuterskiold, Fort Atkinson; Dale Naatz, Jefferson, Mrs. John Anderson and Steven Anderson, Milton. Dismissals: Mrs. Russell Wenham and son, Russell Robert, Mrs. Karl Kochendorfer and daughter, Debra Jane, Mrs.

Robert Schueler and Robert James Thomas Kurtz and Mrs, Harry Schroeder, Fort Atkinson; Mrs, Jack Vrieze, Mrs, Ronald Bailey, Whitewater; Roger Neipert and Glen Koeppel, Helenville; Gary Gustaveson, Jefferson; Mrs, Otto Nasett, Cambridge; Mrs. Martha Hornby, Lake Mills; Robert Godfrey and Mrs. Adele Hein, Milwaukee, 2 Foit Youths'Aie Sentenced at Jetieison JEFFERSON Irving Raasch and Emil Punzel, both 19, of Fort Atkinson, were sentenced to 30 days in jail or $100 fine each by Justice William Brandel here Friday on charges of disorderly duct in the Town of Watcrtown last July. Dist. Atty.

Harold Eberhardt said the case was referred to Jefferson County by Walworth County authorities because two Walworth County girls were involved. The girls were sentenced on morals charges. Milton Spelling Champion Chosen Hancock, grade pupil at Milton Grade School, was winner of a six- school spelling contest held Friday in Milton. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Myron Hancock. Seventeen pupils were entered in the spelldown. Linda will represent the group Friday at the Janesvillc courthouse when the county winner will be chosen. Others who competed: Paul Thompson, Carol Murphy and Arlene GUarde; Rock River School Anne Chapman, Sharyn Beilharz, Nancy Bulgrin; North Milton Westlund and Jerry Wellnitz; Milton Hillestad, Gayle Byers and Barbara Stein; Otter Van Altena; Vien, Janet Cunningham and Mary Olson. Mary Olson, Merrifield, was runner-up in the contest and will be alternate.

MERCY HOSPITAL Water Rights" Topic for Fort Meet Wednesday FORT ATKINSON-Richard S. Harnsberger, Madison, will on "Riparian Water Rights" at 8 p.m. Wednesday before members of American Legion Post 166 and members of the Fort Rural Life Group in the American Legion Dugout. Harnsberger is an attorney assisting in preparation of a bill to be introduced for legislative action. Donald Shook will be conference chairman of Second District convention of Legionnaires when they meet at 10:30 a.m.

Sunday in the Dugout. The local Legion post will hold an open house party Saturday evening, April 26, in the Dugout. Get More Out of Out to a Movie Theater lU a i LS SHOWING jrj fillip THRU TUESDAY AUTHESTTIC GEEATITESS! Plus Cartoon "MATADOR MAGOO No pulling ali imoo4My on 3 (i9 foil flight Buy Now at this SAVINCl Origmalfy $97.50 Furniture and Appliance 50 S. River St. PL 4-3301 Olson Heads Boat Club at Fort ATKINSON-H.

Olson was elected commodore of Blackhawk Boat Club at a recent meeting. Also elected were: Robert Lipke, vice commodore, and Mary McAllister, secretary-treasurer. First cruise of the season will be held April 20 on Lake Koshkonong. New maps of the Rock River- Lake Koshkonong area have gone to press. Funds from sale of the maps will aid in financing the buoy project sponsored by the club.

Members voted to purchase the beacon at Koshkonong Mounds and operate it as a club project. BUYS SHORTHORN Cherry Lane farm of Symerton, 111., has purchased a junior yearling Milking Shorthorn bull from the N. J. Little herd, Janesville. Births to: Mrs.

Jerrold Boughton, 1426 Greenwich Lane. Daughters to: Mrs. Otto Behm, 108 Rock St. Mrs. Richard Heck, 606 Milton Mrs.

John J. Mair 1129 Martin Rd. Admitted Kenneth Boyd, Edgerton. Curtis Vander Kooi, Delavan. Donald Baerbock, Elkhorn.

Mrs. Harry Duggan, Milwaukee. Ms. Gerald De Rosier, 1214 Shar on St. Harry Manthey, 37" S.

Main St. Mrs. Charles Westbay, 937 Blaine. Mrs. Alvina Norris, 457 Blackhawk St.

William Neinfeldt, 1202 Hawthorne Ave. Patricia Spangler, 715 N. Ringold Mrs. Mary Richards, 108 Cherry Mrs. Robert Schneidewind, Muk- kego.

Wis. Mrs, Gust Schlichtholz, Lima Center. Sherry Thoms, Rte. 3. Mrs, C.

L. Stevenson, 419 S. Garfield Ave. Mrs. Harry Thompson, 1113 Arch Tony Dambrova, Sana torium.

Richard Dawson, 428 Fourth Ave. Charles Bruckner, West Allis. Cyrus Matteson, Darien. Mrs. Grover Wright, 316 N.

Pearl Fort Arboretum. Is Club Project FORT ATKINSON-Fort Atkinson Wisconservation Club will the planting and care of an arboretum in a four-acre tract west of its clubhouse in Rock River Park. Allan Haukum, a former state forester, is in charge of planting. Club members have been given lists of trees and shrubs that adapted to planting in this area. Trees and shrubs may be donated by contacting Kiesling or Rex Knoepfel.

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2. Dismissed Mrs. George Thomas, 108 Ruger Heights Rd. Mrs. Elizabeth Vine, Evansville.

Howard Deyer, 1022 Thomas St. Mrs. Alice Holmes, S. Beloit, 111. Mrs, Harold Minnick, 104 E.

Slate Lee Hamilton, 1212 Milton Ave. Marvin Ofstun, 5-15 S. Franklin Larry Gahagan, 832 Prairie Ave. Charles Barnhart, 441 Madison St. Robert Babcock, 1202 Jerome Ave.

Mary Zeilinger, 1534 S. Osborne Mrs. Mamie Quarnstrom, 850 Sherman Ave. Anton Deiler, 116 Oakland Ave. Victor Keogan, 1810 S.

Grant Ave. Gordon Hoag, 15 S. Randall Ave. William Wood. 220 Linn St.

Menford Bersing, 545 S. Franklin Mrs. Frank McKenzie, Delavan. Mrs. Willy Brandt, Edgerton.

Mrs. Alfred Wagner. 202 S. Franklin St. Mrs.

Harold Brown, N. River Rd. Lester Christiansen. 544 N. Chatham St.

Patricia Johnson, Footville. Ruth Worrell, 525 Milton Ave. Clyde Call, Rte. 2, Wausaukee. Mrs.

Harry Duggan, Milwaukee. Mrs. Gerald De Rosier, 1214 Sharon St. Mrs. William Becker, 228 Racine Monroe Hospital MONROE A daughter was born in St.

Clare Hospital to Mrs. Clinton Zettle, Brodhead. Admitted: Mrs. Archibald Smith. Brodhead; Mrs.

Fred Quade, Janesville; Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Beloit; Mrs. Allie Sardeson, Blanchardville; Guy Hen- drick.son, Mrs. Harvey Schroeder and Lu Ann Hartwig, Monroe; Earl Hartshorn, Platteville; Tillie Erick.son, South Wayne; Mrs. Robert Feller Monticello; James D.

Jones, Beloit; and Mrs, Ida Hulburt, Albany. Mrs. Roy Smith and son, 910 Mineral Pt. Ave. Mrs.

Robert Stenberg and daughter, 2235 Center Ave. Mrs. Prcuss and daughter, 321 Galena St. Mrs. Thomas Root and son, 1645 S.

Marion Ave. Mrs. John Ryan and son, 608 Holmes St, Mrs. Lewis Coulthard and daughter, Rte, 3, Edgerton. Mrs.

Donald Spangler, 2404 Magnolia Ave, Mrs. Robert Schumacher and son, Milton. Mrs. Wilbur Langenberg and daughter, 662 W. Eastern Ave.

List 227 More Measles Cases The epidemic of German measles contmued unabated in Janesville lasi week of the city health department listed 227 more persons afflicted by the mild disease. More than 800 persons here, mostly children, have been hit by the disease since its outbreak through the region several weeks ago. A seven-day isolation period is required for those who contract the disease. Health officials also stated that a permit from either the family physician of the health department is required before the child may re-enter school. This applies whether or not school is in session and applies to all communicable diseases.

Hours that permits may be obtained at the city health department are 8 to 9 a.m., 11:30 until noon and 4:30 to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. The department also reported five cases of chicken pox last week. Jendresen Divorce Is Granted in Beloit Rosella M. dresen, Janesville, has obtained a divorce from Otto Jendresen, Parker Pen engineer, in Municipal Court here. She alleged cruel and inhuman treatment, and was given custody of their two children.

They were married in Janesville Aug. 23, 1941, and had ealier been involved in prolonged divorce proceedings in the Circuit Court. Four Fliers Die as Plane Falls GEORGETOWN. Del, airmen were killed yesterday in a huge Air Force CI33 cargo-transport which crashed shortly after takeoff from Dover Air Force Base. It was the first crash involving the nation's largest airborne cargo carrier, put into service late last year.

The turbo-prop craft was on a routine training mission when it was seen circling over Allendale State Forest 25 miles south of the Air Force base about 10 minutei after takeoff. Witnesses said the plane started a slow descent and that the pilot gunned the engines apparently trying to raise the plane. But it plummeted straight down, flipped on its back and burst into flames. Family Feast for LESS! DELICIOUS DINNERS Including: Soup or juice, rolls, beverage and dessert Monday thru Thursday and Saturday from 4 to 9 p.m. Dial PL 4-9826 Janesville Stkcef9U 214 W.

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