Waukesha Daily Freeman from Waukesha, Wisconsin • Page 11

Page Two Seniors Present Gift to Carroll Graduating seniors of Carroll col- ege today presented their alma nater with a $100 bond earmarked altar furnishings in the proposed memorial chapel. During the annual senior chapel service in the Presbyterian church at 11 a. m. the student body witnessed presentation of the class gift fay Class President Don Kluge, and heard Dr. Jacob Van Tuinen, professor of philosophy at the college, deliver the A A A I A A A WIS.

Thursday, May 29, 1947 address. Unanimously chosen by the graduates to be the speaker, Van nen told students that the age of atomic science has brought modern man to the realization he "should repossess his soul 'for what shall it profit a man if he gain the Treasured Memories mokt every day a whole world and lose his own soul 1 I Although science gives man an inadequate, jig-saw-puzzle conception of things and especially of man himself, scijence has provided man with knowledge and knowledge is power, the Carroll professor said. "An understanding of the mechanisms of nature, together with a certain amount of human ingenuity, enables us to turn these mechanisms to our use in the form of engines and wings and can-openers and serums. Man added to his power. Each new form of mastery cast up a new responsibility to distract bis soul.

himself, 'What power, not only over nature's processes, but over men'." So he studied some of the mtfch-; anisms of human behavior and invented the appeal to mass prejudice and ignorance and venality, the reiteration of a lie, and all the devices of espionage and terror. And where has it got him? Into a panic and a frenzy. And in a panic man does foolish, senseless things." Dr. Nelson Vance Russell accepted the class gift for the college and asked the members of the group to remember their college after they leave its halls. Then, he said to I need is more I A A Wt provide services of mem- morable beauty and reverence for families of every religious belief, without prejudice or preference, at a price each can afford.

Hearing on Banning Trucks Set for June 6 MADISON, (U.R-- A hearing to determine whether the state of Wisconsin again should bar trucks from its highways from noon on Saturdays to midnight Sundays will be held at the state public service commission offices June 6. Obituaries Gusfav A. Leischer PEWAUKEE (Special) Gustave A. Leischer, 74, died at the home of his brother, Louis Luedtke, in the town of Pewaukee, yesterday. He was a member of the Odd Fellow lodge for 25 years.

He is survived by three brothers, Louis, town of Pewaukee, Albert, West Allis, and Christ, Hartford, and one sister, Mrs. Addie Fischer, town of Pewaukee. He is also survived by two step-sisters and one step-brother. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the William R.

Hansen funeral home with the Rev. H. G. Settlage officiating. Interment will be in Pilgrim's'Rest cemetery in the town of Pewaukee Friends may call at the funera home after 2 p.m.

Friday, Mrs, Jennie A. Jackson Mrs. Jennie A. Jackson, 66, died arly this morning at her home 720 Beechwood ave. She was the widow of O.

M. Jackson, well inown piano tuner, who died in 931 as a result of an accident. Mrs. Jackson was born in Cambria, Feb. 24, 1881.

A talented musician, she served as organist at St. Matthias Episcopal church in years past, and also played at oth- )ousman Journalism Student Has Job for Summer at Frederick 5y Betty Morgan MAN --(Special)-- Bob i Koehler, who recently completed his iunior year at the University of Wisconsin, has gone to Frederick, where he -will spend the summer working on a weekly newspaper there. A few weeks ago Bob pledged Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalism fraternity at the university. Next fall he will head the orientation program for the 3,000 transfer students who will come to Wisconsin from other colleges Baseball Team Wins Dousman's junior ball team will play in the Land of Brooks as soon the schools are dismissed in not determined but, the coast guard said, "smoking by personnel in the area of No. 4 hatch was admitted." According to the latest figures, disclosed by the Red Cross here last night, 481 persons were killed and more than 3,500 were injured.

The coast guard conducted an investigation and reported its preliminary findings today. To prevent any future disaster of the kind which wrecked Texas City, it recommended an exhaustive study by a special governmental committee with a view to developing "a national policy" for the handling of ammonium nitrate. as hibition game overwhelming FUNERAL HOME NO.iAST AVI. JMOMMOSS NOTICE WE WILL BE CLOSED Memorial Day And All Day SATURDAY ZILLMER'S Office Supplies Here's the lake lot you've been waiting for BltrCTC I tyn on Lower Nemahbin DKCEtC-LARII (West Shore) High level acres with right- Beautiful wooded lake front lots with fine beach. $1,450 and up.

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They played their first ex- here and won an victory from the Genesee team with a score of 27-4. They will play their first league on June 1. Howard Koch, better known as Boots, was seriously injured in a head on collision on Highway ast week. Five people were in- Senate Investigation of Devil's Lake Park Asked MADISON, Sen. Jess Miller Richiand Center, today in- TM resolution ln the state er churches.

She is survived by one son, Ralph, of Milwaukee; two brothers. Ed and Palmer Vaughan, both of Correll, one sister, Mrs. Eva Ingram of Columbus, Wis. Funeral services will be 'held Saturday, May 31, at 2 p.m. at the Er- Hng Larsen Funeral home with the Rev.

F. W. Lickfield, rector of St Matthias Episcopal church, officiating. Burial will be at Nashotah Mrs. Mabel A.

Farrell Funeral services for Mrs. Mabe A. Farrell, 66, who died Tuesday will be held Saturday, May 31, at 2 p.m., at the William R. Hansen Funeral home in Pewaukee. The Rev.

Edward T. Soper will officiate and burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery, town of Lisbon. Mrs. Farrell is survived by two sons, Franklin of Waukesha and Charles of Milwaukee; one sister, Mrs. Frederick Moore of Sussex; one granddaughter.

Friends may-call at the funeral home this afternoon and tonight. jured in the accident and all were treated at Waukesha Memorial hospital. Bill Gramling has been elected chairman of the Waukesha County Republican party. He succeeds Att'y Raleigh Thurwachter. His election to this position has made it necessary to resign as chairman of the Waukesha Young Republicans.

Two registered Holstein-Fnesian cows were recently sold by Henry Gramling and Sons to a. South American buyer. Miss Betty Howard of Milwaukee spent several days this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Howard.

Ruth Howard also of Milwaukee spent the weekend with her parents. Jerry Conery of Milwaukee is senate asking creation of a six-man committee to investigate conditions at Devil's Lake state park near Baraboo, Wis. The resolution recommended that six senators and six assemblymen se named to inquire into the grant- of a concession by the state conservation commission to James E. Halsted. It asked that the committee report back before the end of the present legislative session.

Miller pointed out that the commission granted a five-year contract to Halsted in April, 1945, giving him the recreational services concession at Devil's Lake. His resolution said, "charges have been made that Halsted has failed to provide recreational facilities and services in the park Progress Made by State Crops Farm work in Wisconsin made fairly good progress this week despite unseasonably cool weather, according to Howard J. Thompson, federal weatherman at Milwaukee. Thompson said that temperatures ranged from three to four degrees below normal over the eastern, and four to six degrees under the average in the western sections of the state. The top afternoon temperatures occurred May 25, when the southern part of the state reported the mercury in the low 70's.

Thompson said there was considerable cloudiness, but added that showers delayed farm work only briefly. The preparation of soil for corn and planting was rushed wherever possible, he said. Much corn was planted in the southern Three-Ring Circus Is Coming Here July 1 A three-ring circus will show here July 1 under the auspices of the Waukesha Moose lodge, Secretary Axel Olson announced today. The Mills Bros, tents will be pitched in Weber's woods just off Delafield street, in the northwest part of the city. There will be an afternoon and an evening performance.

Jack Connaughton has been named chairman of the Moose lodge com- mittee in charge of advance ticket sales. Fifty per cent of the sales will go to the lodge. The Freeman has correspondents in every community in the county. LISTEN TO "LOCAL NEWS" 7:30 A. M.

WAUX Mid- Show Than. Jeanne Cornel Linda Crain Wilde Darnell Centennial Summer In Color Plus Selected Shorts accordance visions." with contract Legal Notices Milwaukee Markets Livestock: HOGS: 600. Top 24.50. Good to choice butchers 160-250 Ibs. 23.2524,25; good to choice butchers 260290 Ibs.

22.00-23.00; good to choice heavy butchers 300-375 Ibs. light lights 120-150 Ibs. 14.0021.00; bulk of the packing sows 17.50-18.50; rough and heavy sows 18.75-17.25; stags 14.00-17.00; boars 12.00-14.00. CATTLE: 800. to choice steers Steady.

Good and yearlings 21.00-25.00; common to good steers and yearlings 15.00-20.00; dry fed yearling heifers 18.00-23.00; fair bred heifers 13.00-17.00; choice cows 14.50-16.00; cutter cows 11,5013.00, canner cows 10.00-11.00; fail- to good cows 13.50-14.00; common to good bologna bulls 13.00-15.50, choice weight bologna bulls 16.0016.25. CALVES. 1,200, Steady. Fancy selected vealers 25.00-26.00; bulk of the vealers 17.00-24.00; culls and throwouts 13,00 down. SHEEP: 25.

Steady. Good to choice clipped lambs 19.00-21.00; fair to medium lambs 14.00-17.00; culled lambs 13.00 down; clipped ewea and bucks 5.00 spending some time with relatives here after receiving his honorable discharge from the army last week. Julianne Mundschau spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Marion Bischell will receive her Bachelor of Science degree from the School of Nursing at the University of Marquette on June 3. Graduation exercises will be held at the Milwaukee auditorium.

Dr. and Mrs. Henry Gramling of Milwaukee will move permanently to their home in the town of Ottawa next week. For many years the Gramlings, along with their families have spent much time in this community. Dr.

Gramling intends to maintain his office in Milwaukee and will drive to town on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. He does not intend to become active in this community as a practitioner of medicine. Plans are being made for an appropriate war memorial for Dousman by the American Legion. No definite plan has been made as yet but a committee is working on it. Irene Morgan played in the Waukesha Symphony orchestra concert Monday night.

The Carroll college NOTICE OF EXAMINATION FOR THE POSITION OP DEPUTY SHERIFF OF WAUKESHA COUNTY Please take notice that the Waukesha County Civil Service Commission will conduct an examination for the position of Deputy Sheriff at the Waukesha High School Gymnasium on Saturday, Jur.e 14, 1Q47 beeinning at 10:00 A. M. 19 "blanks, and other information may be obtained at the Office of the County Clerk in the Court at VVau- kesha on May 28, 28, 31 and must be filed with the County Clerk not later than Sat- County Civil Service Commission. Dated 14. 1947.

May 22. 39 Secretary. STATE OF WISCONSIN Waukesha County County Court SXIMMONS ROBERT ARTHUR CRAFT and SPENCE CRAFT, his wife; ETHEL CRAFT FULLER; and ANNETTE CRAFT, Plaintiffs, -vs- and west-central sections, but Thompson said that much remained to be planted. Seeding of oats was practically completed, the weatherman reported. Spring wheat was in good condition, with barley making fair growth.

Flax seeding continued, with winter rye and wheat reported jointing rapidly, and ranging from 16 to 18 inches tall in the south. Early Peas Good Meadows and pastures were generally in good condition, but alfalfa and clover were making only rank growth. Prospects were excellent for a good hay crop. Early peas, Thompsons said, were making excellent growth in the I outh, while the earliest were just oming up on northern farms. Late peas were still being planted, with he earliest coming up in the ex- southern communities.

The added that some sweet corn for canning had already been planted. Planting of sugar beets was mostly completed with some up to good stands. Considerable cabbage and some tomatoes were set out, while tobacco in beds needed warmer weather for best growth. Fruit trees were in full bloom in the southern sections. Apple trees were beginning to blossom, or were in the pink stage in the central section.

Pink spray was being applied. Clusters were reported on Green Bay area cherry trees, with strawberries in full bloom in the south and nearing bloorn in the central section. Cranberries were also reported coming along well. FREE SPOONS A Handy Chrome Spoon and Boitle-Opener Ideal for Picnic Use Given Absolutely FREE to Each Motorist. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED SATURDAY, MAY 31st, ONLY HOPSON STATIONS White Rock Avenue at Frame Park 822 W.

St. Paul Ave. 214 Madison St. JOHN ESTABROOK and MINERVA ESTA BROOK, his wife; JOHN POPLE and POPLE his wife, whose Christian name i unknown; BARTHOLOMEW FARRELL an FARRELL, his wife, whose christla: name' is- unknown; ORVILLE FKISBIE an "RISBIE, his wife, whose' christin 818 E. MAIN ST.

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Coffee Every Day Phone J039 for MILWAUKEE, (U.R)-- Produce: EGGS: A large 45; A medium 38; large 35; Grade 32; ungrad- ed current receipts 38. BUTTER: Creamery extras 62i LIVE POULTRY: Paying prices at Milwaukee area: Heavy hens 29; light hens 27; heavy leghorn hens 27; light leghorn hens 22, colored springers 36; white rock springers 41; barred rock springers 40; colored friers 35; white rock colored broilers 28; white rock colored broilers 28; white rock broilers 29; barred rock broilers 31; old roosters 15; young geese 18; leghorn springers 29; leghorn broilers 30. POTATOES: Idaho Russets U. S. 1 A washed 4.60-4.75; Wisconsin- Minnesota-North Dakota round whites 1 A unwashed 2.50-2.75; commercial A 2.00-2.25; Michigan Russet Rurals U.

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choir sang the "Choral Suite" which was written by Carroll's resident composer Reuel Lahmer. Mrs. Alberta Klinker Schneider presented many of her pupils at a recital last Sunday afternoon. The Madrigals from Waukesha hitfh school also sang. After singing at Mrs, Schneider's program the Madrigal group went on a picnic at Golden Lake park.

Betty Morgan and Betsy Schneider are members of it. Mary Sleep of Waukesha spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. Frank Hill. Betty Morgan spent Tuesday night in Waukesha when she attended the GAA banquet there. name is unknown; EUNICE DAVIDSON WILLIAM SCHWBATZ and SCHWARTZ, his wife, whose Christian name is unknown; and all the unknown husbands, wives, widows, helrs-at-law, legatees, devisees, grantees, next of kin, executors, administrators, trustees, guardians, successors, assigns and logal representatives of the above named defendants, or each or any of them, and all persons claiming by, through or under them, or any or either of them; and any and all other persons claiming as against the above named plaintiffs, and any or either of them, and any and all lienors, mort- gagees, or claimants of any and all right, title, or interest or claim whatsoever, in and to the real estate described in the complaint and in the summons, and all persons whom it may concern, THE Defendants.

STATE OP WISCONSIN TO THE Sf ock Markets Allis Chalmers 32Ms A 163 American Waterway Blaw Knox 14 7 8 Borden 40 1 Cons Edison Cutler Hammer 23 General Foods 40 General Gillette 26 Illinois Central International Harvester 80 National Bellas Hess National Distillers New York Central Packard Penney Swift United Corp 1 U. S. Steel, pfd. 142 Waukesha Motors 20 Follow your favorite team in the Waukesha Daily Freeman. First Credit Co.

Financial Service Co. (Affiliated with Motors Acceptance Co.) French Supply Council Blamed for Disaster WASHINGTON, (U.R)-- The coast guard today placed a substantial pait of blame for the Texas City disaster on the French Supply Council and the French Line. The disaster was touched off by an ammonium nitrate explosion aboard the French freighter Grand camp April 16. The explosion fol lowed a fire in the ship's No 4 hold. The cause of the fire SAID DEFENDANTS AND EACH OP THEM: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons, exclusive ol the clay of service, and defend the above entitled action In the court aforesaid, and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you, according to the demand of the complaint, of which a copy is herewith served upon you.

LOWRY HUNTER, Attorneys lor plaintiff P. O. ADDRESS 253 South Street Waukesha, Wisconsin NOTE: The original summons and complaint are on file in the office of the Clerk of the above named Court, and said action affects the title of lands and premises situated Waukesha County, Wisconsin, described as follows, to-wit: All that part of the Northwest Quarter (NW'4) of the Northeast Quarter of Section numbered Two (2) of Township Seven (T) North of Range Eighteen (18) East, in the Town of Delafield Waukesha County, Wisconsin, describee as follows, to wit: Commencing at the North Quarter corner of the said section, and running thence East on Town line 646.80 feet am thence South at right angles with said line 407.44 feet to center line of StaSe Trunk Highway No, 18 to a point which is the point of commencement of the area to be described, thence South 0 degrees 35 minutes East on fence boundary 1150.5 feet; thence North 88 degrees West on fence boundary 193.7 feet; thence Worth 0 degrees 05 minutes West on fence boundary 12H.7 feet to center line of highway aforesaid, thence south 68 degrees 47 minutes East on said renter line 196.1 feet to point of commencement, and containing (5.1) acres of land. NOTICE IS FURTHER, GIVEN, 10 ail whom it may concern, that the plaintiffs will apply for the appointment of a guardian ad lltem for all infant, insane or incompetent defendants, for whom a guardian ad litem shall not have been previously appointed. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN, to all whom it may concern, that the plaintiffs will also apply for the appointment of an attorney to represent any defendants wbo a be in the military service of the United States of America.

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