Weather Outlook for Wisconsin and Monroe Zone April 29 1963
The forecast calls for cloudy conditions with showers or drizzle, windy and cooler to night. Tuesday remains cloudy with possible showers mainly east, breezy and cooler. Lows in 30s northwest to upper 30s southeast, highs mostly in 40s. Monroe zone mirrors the windy cooler pattern with showers tonight and Tuesday morning, partial clearing Tuesday afternoon. lows 37 to 44, highs in the 40s.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Weather Snapshot Highlights Temperatures and Rain
Last week saw a high of 73 and a low of 31. Since Saturday 10 a.m. the high reached 73 and low 52. Year ago today high 64 and low 40. Degree Day 2.5. Precipitation since Saturday 10 a.m. 0.36 inch. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.07 and 1 p.m. 29.80. Warmest place La redo Texas at 98, coldest Drum mond Mont at 19. Sunrise 5:59 sunset 7:57.
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U.S.A. Laredo
Texas
Drummond
Mont
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Russell's Donation
Augusta M. Bowen Estate transfers parcel I 18 to Howard I. Penniston as part of a series of real estate moves while Russell's Donation passes to Green County in Monroe.
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Augusta M. Bowen
Howard I. Penniston
I- 18
Russell
Green County
Monroe
Court Calendar Wraps Local Docket in May Dates
County Court actions include Judge Roger L. Elmer handling several cases with defendants from Albany Jefferson and surrounding towns. Notable items: David Wolf pleads no contest to imprudent driving. Delbert C. Poff faces multiple counts with a May 9 trial in one case and bond set at 200. Leland Huntley awaiting advisory on vehicle control charge. David Shaw jailed 60 days under Huber Law. Lumen Eggleston placed on one year probation with restitution. Gary Preston receives combined penalties for failure to control and reckless driving along with license revocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wolf
Albany
Joseph R. Rast
19Th Street
Delbert C. Poff
Sheriff Department
Jerry L. Senn
Monroe
Argyle
Leland S. Huntley
Monticello
Sheriff's Department
David Shaw
Brodhead
Huber
Lumen Eggleston
State Department of Public Welfare
Gary Preston
Juda
Sheriff’s Department
Monroe Police
Obituary notices list multiple local residents
Mrs. Jessie M. Ward 88 Monroe Harry T. Maddrell 72 2012 8th Avenue Mrs. Mary Hageman 90 Brodhead Mrs. Ole Wersland 42 Stoughton Elmer Christenson 65 Dodgeville Charles Wieland 74 Lancaster Robert I Hussey 73 Glendale California Gordon H Griffeth 63 Kenosha Christopher J McKeown 72 Janesville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Ward
Monroe
Harry T. Maddrell
8Th Avenue
Mary Hageman
Brodhead
Ole Wersland
Stoughton
Elmer Christenson
Dodgeville
Charles Wieland
Lancaster
Robert I. Hussey
Glendale
Calif
Gordon H. Griffeth
Kenosha
Christopher J. McKeown
Janesville
Local couples announce newborn sons in late April
Mr and Mrs Roy Vetterli of New Glarus welcome a son on April 28. Mr and Mrs Darwin Smith Jr of Crystal Lake celebrate a son on April 28. Mr and Mrs Larry Larson of Mr Horeb announce a son on April 28. Mr and Mrs Jack King of Beloit welcomed a son on April 27.
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Roy Vetterli
New Glarus
Darwin Smith Jr
Crystal Lake
Larry Larson
Horeb
Jack King
Beloit
Son
St Clare Hospital Accident Report Names Several Victims
St Clare Hospital treated Albert J Buri of 1210 29th Avenue Gerald Reese of Footville David Nordeng of Foot ville Wayne Meighan of 2006 13th Avenue and others including Robert N Stauffer Monticello T Roy Evenson 1409 11th Street Joseph Coffey 714 24th Avenue Donivan J Digman Route 3 and Mrs Vincent in the medical listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J.buri
29Th Avenue
Gerald Reese
Footville
David Nordeng
Wayne Meighan
13Th Avenue
Robert N. Stauffer
Monticello
T. Roy Evenson
11Th Street
Joseph Coffey
24Th Avenue
Donivan J. Digman
Vincent
Needy Family Given Aid Here
Edward Francis Marsh 44 waived extradition to Oregon and is jailed while authorities await. His wife and seven children, oldest nine, were sent to Madison and then by bus to Michigan to join relatives. County Welfare arranged bus fare. Red Cross housed and fed the mother and children. Sheriff Deininger plans to resolve one more matter before closing the case after the dog is given to a good home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Michigan
County Welfare Department
Marsh
Roger L. Elmer
Oregon
W.E. Deininger
Missouri
Red Cross
Rieder Couple Attends Madison WCCA Event
Mr and Mrs Robert H Rieder attended a Wisconsin Consumer Credit Association board meeting in Madison. Rieder a board member and former president played violin with his wife accompanying on piano during the social function. The meeting with Walter Chojnowski prepared for a statewide adult credit classes program.
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Robert H. Rieder
Wisconsin Consumer Credit Association Board
Madison
Rieder
WCCA
Walter Chojnowski
Wisconsin Board of Vocational and Adult Education
Local Notables Dismissals List Spans Beloit to Rockford
The compiled roll includes names such as Visger Brodhead Mrs. Leonard Faralli and Joseph Kneller from Freeport, along with surgical cases Jerry Knudson and Mrs Albert Arn. Dismissals feature Lawrence Baumgartner Otto Albright George Scalia Henry Williams and many others across towns including Beloit Orangeville Racine Rockford and Albany.
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Eugene Kerska
Lillian Phelp
Gonzalo Villarreal
Hulda Larson
Penny Marie McKee
Walter Mueller
James A. Bennett
Roy E. Morris
Lisle W. Wood
David Nordeng
Ralph O. Blair
Oscar J. Rood
James Arthur Buol
James Plymire and Son
Russell Kobb
Glenn Tapp
Betty Lou Pederson
Ralph Froelich
William Grossen
Davey Albertson
Carson Hunt
Community Notices and Local Visits Highlight Monroe Listings
Personal mentions include Mrs Arline C Berkeley of Monroe visiting Phantom Lake Mukwonago for a week. Various local events and visits noted include Women of the Moose meeting, a rummage sale at Union Presbyterian church, and a Moose Lodge pancake supper with euchre. Lt Col W Bernard of Walter Reed hospital visits his mother Elia J Bell in Monroe and Darlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline C. Berkeley
Monroe
Phantom Lake
Mukwonago
Women of the Moose
Ben Tschudy
Madison
Verna Durgin
Janesville
Walter Miller
10Th Street
Floyd Davis
Ladysmith
Women’s Society of Union Presbyterian Church
Robert Stocker
11Th Avenue
Ernest Ringgenberg
Stoughton
JoAnn Larson
Karen Jacobs
Holly Hoesly
Deena Speich
la Crosse State College
Monroe Moose Lodge
the Moose
W. Bernard
Kensington
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Elia J. Bell
Darlington
Col. Bell
Ann Arbor
Mich
Catholic Girls Choir Sings at St Raphael's
Members of the Girls Choir of St Victor church performed yesterday at St Raphael's Cathedral in Madison during the Madison Diocese Liturgical Convention held over the weekend. The listed singers include Kathy Hyland Suzanne Norbohm Suzanne Olsen Kathleen Pickett Kathryn Dearth Beverly Wilkins Jill Counselman Linda Milz Bernadette Purcell Elaine Schwartz Carolyn Silvis Mary Hodgson Catherine Lamboley Janann Benkett Joan Larson Patricia Doherty Ann Silvis Madalyn Meythaler Darlene May Linda Larson Linda McGuire Lauren Usher Susan Urban and Margaret Doherty.
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St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Madison
St. Raphael’s
Kathy Hyland
Suzanne Norbohm
Suzanne Olsen
Kathleen Pickett
Kathryn Dearth
Beverly Wilkins
Jill Counselman
Linda Milz
Bernadette Purcell
Elaine Schwartz
Carolyn Silvis
Mary Hodgson
Catherine Lamboley
Janann Benkett
Joan Larson
Patricia Doherty
Ann Silvis
Madalyn Meyt
Robert Needs A Family Home
William E. Kuntz a Green County child welfare worker appeals for adoption of Robert a two year old boy in Madison He notes Robert has no permanent home and may inherit an hereditary eye condition The state seeks a suitable adoptive couple to provide a permanent family and care for Bobby who is currently in a foster home as a legal ward of the State Department of Public Welfare
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William E. Kuntz
Green County
Robert
Kuntz
Division For Children and Youth
E. Dayton Street
Madison
Bobby
State Department of Public Welfare
School musical concert honors spring motif and winners
The Cadet Band performed Hymns of Praise with a Sunday program to avoid prom conflicts. They encored Beguine while the orchestra played Softly as in a Morning Sunrise. Decorations by Janet Barry featured blue birds and blossoms. Linda Abegglen won first in the ticket sales contest with Becky Houser second and Harlow Matzke third Krattiger fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Barry
Linda Abegglen
Becky Houser
Harlow Matzke
Krattiger
Schindler Admitted To St Clare Hospital For Observation
Herman L. Schindler veteran Third Ward alderman was admitted to St. Clare hospital for observation and medication. It is not yet known how long he will remain hospitalized.
Baby Named Ricky Lee Born At St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Fritz Graber of 2303 13th Avenue welcomed their second child Ricky Lee on April 23 at St Clare hospital. Ricky has a sister Chery Ann two. Paternal grandparents are Herman T Graber of Monticello and maternal grandparents H W Hillis of Monroe.
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Ricky Lee
Fritz Graber
13Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Ricky
Chery Ann
Herman T. Graber
Monticello
H. W. Hillis
Monroe
Civil Defense Radiological Course Meets May 6
The final session of the Civil Defense radiological course will convene in the Courthouse on Monday night May 6. No meeting is scheduled for tonight.
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Civil Defense
Firemen Hold Pancake Supper at City Hotel
Monroe firemen hosted a pancake supper Saturday night for their employers and partners at the City Hotel. Attendees included Mayor and Mrs. Orville R. Evans, City Council members, and Mrs. Frieda Bray, city clerk.
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Monroe
Orville R. Evans
Frieda Bray
Patient Evenson admitted for internal hemorrhage at St. Clare
T Roy Evenson of 1409 11th Street in the Eighth Ward was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 3:45 AM today for treatment of an internal hemorrhage. He is reported in satisfactory condition this afternoon. He has also been treated for flu and an arm infection for three weeks.
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T. Roy Evenson
11Th Street
Eighth Ward County Board
St. Clare Hospital
Evenson
Mothers to Meet to Plan Prom Activities
The final meeting of the mothers group planning pre and post prom activities will be held at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Monroe Community Center. The prom is scheduled for Friday evening.
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Monroe
Funeral services for Harlon Rinehardt in Monticello
Harlon Rinehardt age 50 of Monticello died Thursday. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Victor's Catholic Church in Monroe with Rev. E. C. McCollon officiating. Burial followed in Calvary Cemetery, Monroe, with pallbearers Leo J. Gempeler Leon C. Gempeler Dan Markham Dr. Paul O'Connor Harold Penniston and Harold Neuenschwander. Voegels Funeral Home Monticello conducted arrangements.
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Harlon Rinehardt
Monticello
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Monroe
E. C. McCollon
Calvary Cemetery
Leo J
Leon C. Gempeler
Dan Markham
Brodhead
Paul O'Connor
South Wayne
Harold Penniston
Argyle
Harold Neuenschwander
Voegels
MIT Student and Pilot Admit Bombing Raid on Havana Refinery
A 21 year old MIT student and a daredevil pilot admitted their role in a bombing raid on a Cuban oil refinery near Havana. They described the mission as terrifying and said bombs did not explode. They declined to identify themselves and were accompanied by U.S. Freedom Fighters leader Alexander I. Rorke Jr. and a Cuban exile. The student provided technical help crafting five home made bombs. The twin engine plane flew about 100 feet above treetops during two passes over the Esso Shell refinery. The crew reported no ground fire or interference.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Havana
United States
Alexander I. Rorke Jr
U.S. Freedom Fighters
Miami
Esso-Shell
Mas sachusetts tests rate red and yellow hunting clothes least visible
Tests by the Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources show red and yellow hunting clothes rank lowest in visibility among worn apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
Car Crash Reports and Court Bond Ruling
A driver escaped serious injuries after his car overturned on a curve west of Juda on Highways 11 81. He blamed the seat belt for reducing injuries. Walter Bryant, 20, Freeport, reported being blinded by oncoming headlights and撞 the Summerfield bridge on Highway 69 south of Monroe with no injuries. A Donny Torkelson vehicle left Highway 69, crossed a fence on the Grant farm. Delbert Poff, Argyle, faced two counts in County Court for driving during revocation and hit and run, pled not guilty with bonds set at 200 each. the incident occurred on Highway 81 near Duncan Hill cheese factory.
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Juda
Bendorf
Walter L. Bryant
Freeport
Summerfield Bridge
Highway 69
Monroe
Donny Torkelson
Grant Farm
Sheriff Department
Delbert C. Poff
Argyle
Duncan Hill
Richland 4 H Members Plant Trees and Shrubs
Twenty five members of the Richland 4 H Club joined a conservation project east of Monroe to beautify the Richland cemetery. They planted 200 flowering roses and 50 to 75 trees and erected several bird houses with guidance from club leaders including Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland 4-H Club
Monroe
Richland Cemetery
Community Leaders Gather For Local Meeting
John Hillbrand general leader Ernest Wegmueller conservation leader Donald Deininger Mrs Lloyd Deininger and Mrs Ronald Anderson participated along with Alvin Mary Ann and Jim Sacker Christine Kathleen and John Meiers Roger Riesen Diane and David Weiss Terry and Andy Eberele Duane and Gary Zimmerman John Deininger Shirley Brunkow Judy and Karen Hanson Marie and Bill Deininger and John Barbara and Georgia Wegmueller.
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John Hillbrand
Ernest Wegmueller
Donald Deininger
Lloyd Deininger
Ronald Anderson
Alvin
Mary Ann
Jim Sacker
Christine
Kathleen
John Meiers
Roger Riesen
Diane
David Weiss
Terry
Andy Eberele
Duane
Gary Zimmerman
John Deininger
Shirley Brunkow
Judy
Karen Hanson
Marie
Bill Deininger
John Barbara
Georgia Wegmueller
Dittmer Recovering From Heart Attacks
Herman Hickory Dittmer former Monroe resident who runs the Country Store in the Eau Claire Lakes region north of Hayward is recovering after a series of heart seizures. He had two mild attacks before Easter and a more severe attack on Sunday April 22 and was hospitalized in Hayward. Relatives visiting included his son Nathan Dittmer, another son Gary, son-in-law and daughter Clarence L. Goecks and wife, all of Monroe, and his sister Edna Weegans of Freeport.
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Herman
Hickory) Dittmer
Monroe
Eau Claire Lakes
Hayward
Dittmer
Trudy
Inlaw
Nathan Dittmer
Gary
Clarence L. Goecks
Edna Weegans
Freeport
Cheese Market Report from Madison Wisconsin
Cheddar prices steady with fair demand and ample supplies in Madison. 40 pound blocks at 353s 37 percent, single daisies at 37s 38 percent, longhorns 372 39 percent, midgets 3742 3854.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Wdophicnai
Ress
Fred Topp
Jefferson Township
Edward Francis Marsh
St. Raphael's
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Cologne
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Blum
Rexall Drugs
Bibles
Cook Books
Lazy Susan
Cannister
Taylor
John Raymond
Boston Traveler
Richland
Goetz
Jack Lemingh
Iles Remick
Doris Day
David Niven
Euterpe
Metrocolor
Hitchcock
Cary Grant
Cinemascope
Auper
Kroger
Kroger Coffee
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