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a I EIGHT MONROE EVENING TIMES, MONROE, WISCONSIN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1954 DAILY RECORD October 8, 1954 Mostly cloudy and warmer oCcasional light rain or drizzle central and northeast. Saturday partlycloudy and warmer. Low tonight 46-52. High Saturday 62-66 north, 66-72 south. Southerly winds 15-25 mph today, shifting to northwest tonight over extreme northwest portion and over southeast Saturday.

HOUELY TEMPERATURE ON TIMES THERMOMETER p. m. Thursday to 1 p. m. Felday p.

In. 5419 2. m. In. in.

m. In. m. mI. m.

49 m. m. m. m. 10 p.

m. a. in. 11 p. m.

12 Noon Midnight p. m. 1 m. ..........46 Since yesterday 1 p. highest 56, lowest 45.

Year ago today, highest 62, lowest 40. Barometer reading 1 a. m. 30.10; 1 p. m.

29.65. Warmest place in U. Bend, 104; coldest, Oneonta, N. 18. Sunrise sunset 5:31.

Divorce Court Mary DeRemer, 42, Monroe, yesterday was granted a divorce from Phillip DeRemer, 45, Monroe, on grounds of cruel and inhuman The treatment with physical violence. couple was married Oct. 19, 1935, in Evansville. Of their five children, four are under 18 years of age. A property settlement was made and support money of $75 a month awarded the plaintiff, beginning Dec.

1954. Justice Cases Justice L. A. Koenig Jack W. Hassebrook, formerly of Monroe, defrauding a hotel keeper, waived preliminary hearing, bound over to County Court.

(Sheriff's Department) Deaths August Kallbrunner, 84, New Glarus. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yaun, Durand, son, Oct. 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil E. Bieger, 1415 15th avenue, daughter, Oct. 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Meland, Belleville, daughter, Oct. 7. St.

Clare Hospital Medical: Mrs. Ed win Frederick. Route Mrs. John Obert, Browntown, and Mrs. Dean Peterson, Brodhead.

Surgical: Mrs. Kenneth Rehard, Beloit: Mrs. Kenneth Slater, Rockton; Mrs. John LaPorte, Belleville: Mrs. Jacob Wittwer, Belleville, and Mrs.

John Bittorf, Beloit. Dismissals: Albert Henkel, Mrs. Clarence Hoesly, Mrs. Willis Kruckenberg, Miss Jesse Woodstock. Mrs.

Clarence Doss, infant girl Kosek, Mrs. Gesner Garber and Mrs. Harvey Hoebel. August Kaltbrunner Dies in New Glarus August Kaltbrunner, 84. New Glarus, died during the night at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

Peter Zemp, New Glarus, of a heart attack. Services are pending at the Zentner funeral home, New Glarus. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wild left yesterday for Freeport, where they will spend the next.

month at the home of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wild. Personal Mention Mrs. Harland Dunphy, Albany, was in the city today.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Carver here today from Chicago.

Mrs. Arnold Marty was here day from New Glarus. Mrs. Alfred Waeffler, spent the day in Madison. Glen Boyd returned to Chicago yesterday after a visit in Monroe.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Anderson were here yesterday from Moline, Ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kegener Silvis, visited here Thursday. Women of The Moose bake rummage sale Saturday, Oct. First National Bank Mr.

and Mrs. P. S. Frick, Scott, visited Monroe terday, Mr. and Mrs.

Art Finney, Cassville, visited at the Ralph Molm home today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halter were visitors here yesterday from ramento, Calif. Henry.

Stietz, Stietz, Route 3, and Sauk Gratiot, were in City yesterday business. Mrs. Mabel Jones, Mrs. Mary Reese and Mrs. Howard Dame, Albany, were in Monroe today.

and Mr. and Mrs. Spahr, Mr. and Mrs. Herman, Liedke.

Crown Point, were here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Goelzer and Mr. and Mrs.

Al Erbstoezer were here yesterday from Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. F. L.

Buchschacher are leaving, tomorrow morning for a trip to the Dakotas. They will be gone a week. Rev. C. E.

Maves, Milwaukee, retired pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church, visited in Brodhead recently. Mrs. Sarah Jordan, Naperville, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan, Juda, were recent visitors at the R.

A. Boettcher home, Brodhead. Methodist Rummage Sale' Saturday, Oct. 9 at Methodist church, a. m.

Baked goods and delicatessen table. Pan Chicken luncheonAdv. Miss Lotte M. Becker, Nurnberg, Germany, visited Monroe yesterday. She has been in this about a year.

Mrs. Edna C. Howe, 1420. 10th street, returned yesterday from Columbus where she visited her son and family, Dr. and Mrs.

Raymond weeks. Howe, for the past two Misses Mabel Egert and Ethel Zipp are here from Cleveland, 0., visiting three Miss Maud E. Wenger. will leave tomorrow to spend the weekend in northern Wisconsin. Mrs.

Arlie G. Mitchell left yesterday for Cleveland to attend the second national American Conference on Family Life. She was accompanied to Freeport by Mrs. H. Schwaiger.

Mmes. Leo V. Koehler, Nell Schneider, Margaret Buehler. Louise Stuckey and Sylvia Richards. and Miss Betty Jean Schneiwere in Rockford yesterday ernoon and at the Wagon Wheel, Rockton, for dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Roberts and Hugh Brodhead, left morning for Norfolk, and points in the East. While in Norfolk they will visit his sister mother, Mr.

and Mrs. E. 0. and Mrs. Thomas H.

Rob- Bake, rummage and better clothes sale Saturday, Oct. 9, in former Green County Auto west of Eugene hotel, sponsorby Eva Spreng of Immanuel E. U. B. church.

-Adv. Mr. and Mrs. H. S.

Archibald his brother, Ben, who have here visiting from Soquel, will leave Sunday for their home. They came here a week ago have been houseguests Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Steele. The Archibalds are former Monroe residents. Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer, Dr.

Mrs. E. H. Maurer, Miss Clara Maurer and Mrs. Fern Maurer NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids for the period of one year will ba accepted at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, on or before October 25 at 8:15 a.

m. for supplying gas and fuel oil for the City Shop, Disposal Plant, Youth Center and City Hall. F. M. Bray, City Clerk Lampl Treasure Tone SWEATERS WOOL CARDIGAN ORLON SLIPOVER NYLON VICARA NOVELTY Hand Fashioned in Beautiful New Autumn Hues and Pretty Pastels Choose from the Largest Selection We've Ever Offered.

$2.95 to $7.95 Style Shop East Side of the Square Monroe Wisconsin were at Shannon, yesterday. They were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Maurer. Miss Maurer, Dr.

Maurer and Otto Maurer are brothers and sister. were 5 Juda. to- 4H HIAWATHA CLUB Officers elected at a meeting of the Hiawatha 4-H club in the school were Daniel Bechtolt, president; Dorothy Wald, vice' president; Barbara Schultz, secretary-treasurer; Carol Schoepfer, song leader; Henry Blumer, recreation leader, and Marilyn Gerber, reporter. Roll call was answered by naming a halloween trick and David Wald led the club pledge. Dorothy Wald presented a talk on her trip to Madison.

A purse of money was presented to Dalen Friedricks, who left for the Navy Oct. 5. Daniel Bechtolt led the group singing and Mrs. Harold Blumer gave a talk on record books. Refreshments were served by Ci Amacher, Earl Bechtolt and Blumer.

Mothers serving next month are Mmes. George Clark, Fred Friedrichs and Clarence Falk. News of the Homemakers 4H JOLLY WORKERS Mrs. Emerson Wells and Mrs. Russell Hanson gave the project on dairy products at the October meeting of Jolly Workers homemakers at the home of Mrs.

Florence Keller Thursday, Mrs. John Shager gave the citizenship report and lunch was served by Mrs. William Keller and Mrs. Rolland Cook. Mrs.

Theda Mau and Mrs. Dave Warren will be project leaders at the home of Miss Iva and Leah Tomlinson for the November meeting. TELL HOMEMAKERS The Tell Homemakers of New Glarus, a new home demonstration club of Green County, last night at the home of Mrs. Nordeen Hoesly, New Glarus, and elected officers. Mrs.

Hoesly was president; Mrs. Frederick Thacker, vice president and reporter, and Mrs. Al Burgdorff, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Hoesly and Mrs.

Thacker gave the demonstration project on the use of dry milk. The next meeting, Nov. 4, will be with Mrs. Burgdorf. Shipbuilders Resolve To Censure McCarthy ASBURY PARK, N.

J. A resolution urging Senate censure of Sen. Joseph McCarthy was approved Thursday night by the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America. Delegates to the CIO union's 17th annual convention also called on the Senate to find a method to unseat the Wisconsin senator, and proposed that the censure recommendations of the Watkins Committee be approved. BUYS MONTICELLO HOME MONTICELLO (Times Special) Willis Zwicky, Grays Lake, purchased the Mrs.

Muesetta Clark estate house on Railroad avenue for $13,575 at auction. CHICAGO UP) A "customer" chased two boisterous boys out of Mrs. Bertha Wians' grocery with the reproof: "You're making too much noise." Before Mrs. Wians could thank him, the man whipped out a pistol, robbed her of $80 and fled. 5 COMPLETES TRAINING -L.

Richard J. Blanc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blanc, 911 8th avenue, is shown being congratulated by Rear Adm. C.

D. Glover, commanding officer of the advanced naval auxiliary air station, Kingsville, upon his completion of the training. Blanc, now home on leave, will report to El Toro, Santa Ana, Nov. 1 for duty with the air Marine Corp. is a 1951 graduate of Monroe high school and attended Carroll College for one year before entering the service.

afternoon at the schoolhouse. Trays are being purchased for use at the school. The first card party of the year will be held at the school. Officers of the club will attend the workshop being held Oct. 22 at New Glarus.

County Bankers Group Holds Brodhead Meeting A dinner meeting of the Green County Bankers' Association was held last night at Decatur Lake Country Club, between Albany and Brodhead, following an afternoon of golf. Attending from Monroe were Roy F. Burmeister, Frank Menehan, Roscoe Frank Shriner, Dr. L. A.

Moore and Dr. H. B. Caradine, of The First National Bank, and W. C.

Bender, R. W. Blaha, Ralph H. Wenger and H. L.

Fenton, Commercial and Savings Bank. DAIRY SHOW OPENS CHICAGO UP- Prize cows will ride along Chicago's busy State street in the Loop Saturday, marking the official opening of the second annual International Dairy show, a 'four million dollar exposition. The show will continue through Oct. 16. "I think my radiator is ning a little dry guess I'd better drop by South Side Pure Oil for a checkup." BE Sit L.

the coon O4 Briefs Ordered In Tunnel Case DODGEVILLE (P -Circuit Judge A. W. Kopp Thursday ordered attorneys to file briefs on the charge that Kenneth Crook, operator of a "uranium tunnel" at Lone Rock, is practicing medicine without a license. The action was taken by Judge Kopp, presiding, in Iowa County Circuit after hearing testimony in Crook's trial. The judge said the case is important because a half-dozen similar tunnels open or will be opened soon.

"The sole question," Judge Kopp said, "is whether the language of the statutes is broad enough to cover a situation like this." Crook said his tunnel, opened last May, is lined with what he termed "low grade uranium ore." A visit costs a dollar an hour. Crook testified he does not diagnose ills of visitors or tell them they can be helped by sitting in the tunnel. Youth Gets 4-7 Years For Father's Murder MAUSTON (P)-Kenneth Kunza, sentenced to 4-7 year I pleading guilty to a second degree Waupun state prison term, after manslaughter charge Thursday in the death of his father, Mike Kunza, 53. Young Kunza, originally charged with first degree murder, told authorities he shot his father after both had been drinking and his father tried to molest him sexually. Dist.

Atty. John Armstrong asked the court to reduce the charge on the basis of Kunza's statement. The body of the father was found Sept. 6 in a root cellar on the father's town of Armenia farm in Juneau County by a A couple hunting mushrooms. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARIES MARSEILLES, Ill.

IP Two couples who were married in a double wedding ceremony 50 years ago will celebrate a double golden wedding anniversary Sunday. The couples are Mr. and Mrs. Otho A. Latimer and Mr.

and Mrs. Isaac G. Drackley. Mrs. Latimer, 76, and Mrs.

Drackley, are sisters. Latimer and Drackley both are 71. SKY Va IN Open 7:00 Starts 7:15 FRI. SAT. SUN.

Admissions: Adults 50c Children under 12 Free PECK DUEL in ThE SUN LILLIAN WALTER HUSTON OMELES CART 2300 News Paragraphs DAUGHTER NAMED Vicky He Lynn is the name Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Summerfield, Eeloit, have chosen for their daughter born Sept. 30. Mrs.

Summerfield is the former Kathryn Holtshopple, daughter of Mrs. Emma Holtshopple, 811 14th avenue. HOSTESS TO SEWING CLUB Mrs. Frieda Schwartzlow, 16th avenue, will be hostess tonight to members of her sewing club. EMPLOYED AT CREAMERY BRODHEAD (Times Special) Joe O'Brien, Darlington, is employed as buttermaker at the Golden Rod creamery.

STARTS OFFICE BUILDING BRODHEAD (Times Special)Leo Ties has started construction of an office building at the site of his bulk plant on Fourth avenue and Twelfth street. RETURNING FROM NORWAY BROWNTOWN (Times Special)Mr. and Mrs. Eric Halverson, who left here July 20 for their native Norway, will be leaving Europe tomorrow on their return trip home They expect to arrive here ha about Oct. 20, they have advised Mrs.

Max Lueck and Mrs. Frank Soddy in letters. CONVICTIONS IN COUNTY The 17, court convictions for drunken driving in Green County last month were in the several courts of Green County, not all in County Court, Judge Marshall L. Peterson explained today. It was previously reported as the num- MOVE FROM ARGULE Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Gilbertson and son, Irving, moved October 1 from their home near Argyle to Route 4, Monroe. SPECIAL MEETING SET MONTICELLO (Times Special) FLY To Switzerland It's A Pleasure with SWISSAIR The Airline of Switzerland All Information Cheerfully Given See Rudy Burkhalter Travel Agency Goetz Theater Bldg. Phone Monroe 1004 Save At Our Fall Festival of Bargains 1954 Fords, new Priced to sell as low as $1695 1952 Ford, was $1295 Now $1145 1952 Chevrolet, was $1295 Now $1095 1952 Plymouth, was $995. Now $895 1951 Chevrolet, was $975 Now $875 1950 Cadillac, was $1695 Now $1450 1949 Oldsmobile Hardtop, was $875 Now $775 1949.

Plymouth, was $495 Now $395 THESE ARE ALL A-1 USED CARS PRICED TO SELL FAST! See Jack White at Monroe Sales Co. YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Open Evenings and Sundays Phone 2424 The Monticello Community Club will hold a special meeting Oct. 15 at Casino hall to make a decision on affiliation with the Kiwanis or Lions club. The meeting will be preceded by a 7 p. m.

banquet. Allis Chalmers Firm To Build Atom Plant MILWAUKEE A The AllisChalmers Mfg. announced today it had been named by the Atomic Energy Commission to build an atomic power test plant at Argonne, Ill. The plant will be an initial step in the AEC's five-year program for the development of competitive electric power from nuclear fuel. Sargent and Lundy, Chicago, has been selected by the AEC to design an experim: ital boiling water reactor at Argonne.

Chalmers will design, develop, construct and install the power generation heat transfer and special equipment for the power cycle. 18 RURAL SCHOOLS A basketball and goal was presented to the pupils of Hillside View school by the following mothers, Mrs. Lovrance Pest, Mrs. Wade Phillipps and Mrs. Herman Krattiger.

The fourth and fifth grade students have an interesting display on their unit on Indians. Mrs. Elizabeth Severson is the teacher. Nancy Flesher was elected president of the Marty school. Other officers include Michael Bidlingmaier, vice president; Barbara Leuzinger, secretary; Karen Bidlingmaier, treasurer and Karen Bidlingmaier and Nancy Flesher, librarians.

Nineteen pupils are enrolled in the school this year. New students are Virginia Rusch, Carol Johnson, Dallas Johnson and Jerry Gerber. A new desk for the teacher has been purchased in addition to maps, books, class table, chairs, floor globe and a new basement door. Sept. 17, the Marty Badgers played ball with the Loveland Braves and won.

Mrs. Elmira Root is the new school teacher. SPRING GROVE (Times Special) Poplar Grove. Mother's club met at the school Friday afternoon. The club is planning a card party.

A discussion on children receiving milk at school was held by the 12 mothers at the meeting of the Browntown Mothers club Tuesday New Dacron Uniforms at ANNUAL VFW and AUXILIARY FISH FRY Starting at 5 p. m. October 8 EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT CITY HOTEL The Facts About Tubeless Tires This is the first in a series of informative ads on the new tubeless tires. What Is A Tubeless Tire! A tubeless tire is simply a tire casing that is airtight, instead of a casing for an inner tube. The tire is the sole container of air.

An impervious inner liner retains air inside the tire. Why Is The Tubeless Tire Becoming Practical Now! Recent developments of new synthetic rubbers and of new and stronger synthetic tire cord have made volume production of tubeless tires possible. Engineering-wise these are the most efficient type of tires. Watch Monday's Evening Times for the next ad in this series. NORTON LEE Firestone GOETZ Friday, Saturday SEE ACTION- PACKED EXCITEMENT A LEAD-SLINGING SHOWDOWN San Antone ARLEEN WHELAN Katy Jurado PLUS SECOND FEATURE ve Emationi Savage Pastions Nature in the MORAS TECHNICOLOR CHALET Friday, Saturday KING RICHARD CRUSADERS REI HARRISON VIRGINIA MA GORGE SANDERS LANA TURNER even more dangerous now as 3 brunette! The Quatut to stial the love that belongs to another woman! M-G-M's FLAME and the FLESH with Pier Angeli IN TECHNICOLOR GOETZ Sun, Tues.

THE GRF AT LOVE STORY BY THE. AL THOR OF I HE ROBE" Mind ROCK JANE WYMAN BARBARA HUDSON RUSH LLOYO C. Magnificent Obsession TECHNICOLOR I AGNES MOOREHEAD OTTO KRUGER.