Wisconsin and Monroe Weather Summary April 30 1964
Cloudy with occasional rain or drizzle tonight and Friday in Wisconsin and Monroe zone. Minimal temperature change with lows in the 40s and highs around 48 to 55. Yesterday’s high 58, low 46. Precipitation since yesterday 1 p.m. 0.15 inch. Barometer 29.80 to 29.86. Sunrise 5:51, sunset 8:04. Warmest place Presidio Texas 95, coldest Greenville Maize 25.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
U.S.A
Presnio
Tex
Greenville
Maize
Real Estate Transfers in Brodhead and Monroe Listed
Ralph Whitehead transfers N% of its 5 and 6 bik 190 in Brodhead to Charles R. Marshall. Fraternal Order of Eagles Cheese Capital Aerie 2651 transfers 20 feet and 6 inches of the N 41 feet of It 19 to Samuel F. Humbel. Lybrand's Donation transfers to Green County in Monroe.
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Ralph Whitehead
Charles R. Marshall
Brodhead
Order of Eagles
Cheese Capital Aerie
Samuel F. Humbel
Lybrand
Green County
Monroe
Estates Probate Exeutrix Hattie Lawrence Named Heir
Hattie Lizette Lawrence is named executrix and heir in the estate of her husband Elmer J Lawrence who died February 29 1964 Appraisers listed are O N Johnson and H L Fenton Will dated December 28 1943.
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Hattie Lizette Lawrence
Elmer J. Lawrence
O. N. Johnson
H. L. Fenton
Divorce Granted After Desertion in Rock County Court
Kenneth R. Glass, 27, Janesville, obtained a divorce from Martha A. Glass, 19, Brodhead, on desertion charges. Married June 30, 1962 in Brodhead. Property settlement approved. No alimony or children. Granted in Rock County Circuit Court at Janesville.
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Kenneth R. Glass
Janesville
Martha A. Glass
Brodhead
Rock County
Forfeiture for Wrong-Way Driving Listed in Monroe
Monroe police report Basil D. Wilson of 1410 17th Avenue had a forfeit of $1 for operating a vehicle the wrong way on a one way street. Authorities cite the minor amount as a standard forfeiture.
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Basil D. Wilson
17Th Avenue
Monroe
Local Marriage Licenses and Two Notable Deaths
Douglas Cullen aged 20 of Monticello and Mary Ann Hanson aged 16 of Hollandale filed for marriage. Terry Wichser 22 of Monticello and Karen Marty 18 of Monticello filed for marriage. Miss Hazel Morelock 54 of Capron and St George Bowers 55 of Beloit are reported dead.
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Douglas LaVerne Cullen
Monticello
Mary Ann Hanson
Hollandale
Terry Lee Wichser
Karen Hilda Marty
Hazel Morelock
Rural Capron
St. George
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals List Details
A list of names from St. Clare Hospital includes patients in Surgical and dismissals. Notable entries include Curtis Shippy Gra tiot Patsy Flannery Argyle Walter J. Gollmer Apple River Frank F. Pehl Brod head Arthur Rossing Burling ton Grace Disruct Blanchard ville Mrs Carroll Wallace and surgical patient Mrs George Benson Galena Lloyd-Myers Rockford Edward Green berg Footville. Dismissals include Chip Powers Henry Long Thomas MacInin Edward Guttmer Mrs Lydia Wells Mrs Nancy Tews Mrs John Keefer Colleen Puckett Mrs Alma Anderson Barbara Taylor Mrs Arnold Briggs Mrs Glenn Pierceson Mrs Alfred C. Johnson and Robert Ruf.
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Medical
Curtis Shippy
Gratiot
Patsy Flannery
Argyle
Walter J. Gollmer
Apple River
Frank F. Pehl
Brodhead
Arthur Rossing
Burlington
Grace Disruct
Blanchardville
Carroll Wallace
Sharon
George Benson
Galena
Lloyd — Myers
Rockford
Edward Greenberg
Footville
Chip Powers
Henry Long
Thomas MacInin
Edward Guttmer
Lydia Wells
Stephen Boyle Named Press Aide for Renk Campaign
Amnie Nevasser, chair of the Renk for Senator effort, appoints Stephen T. Boyle of Madison as press secretary. Boyle, formerly with WEAQ Eau Claire and Public Relations Associates Madison, brings GOP ties and becomes the first full time employee of the statewide Bank for Senator organization.
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Amnie Nevasser
Stephen T. Boyle
Madison
Renk
Boyle
WEAQ
Eau Claire
Public Relations Associates
Republican Party
Bank For Senator
Nazi Massacre Figure Sentenced to 22 Life Terms
Former Nazi SS Sgt. Hermann Blache was sentenced to 22 life terms by a German war crimes court for the Tarnow ghetto massacre of Polish Jews. He faced 41 murder counts and over 4,000 counts of complicity in murder. The ruling set a record for German war crimes sentences.
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Bochum
Germany
Hermann Blache
Blache
Tarnow
Poland
Mrs Schmidt Funeral Friday in Janesville
Funeral services for Emma Schmidt 62 Monroe resident who died yesterday morning at St. Clare hospital will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Nelson Schneider funeral home Janesville Friends may call tonight she lived with sister Mary Quinn 2208 14th avenue Born November 2 1901 in South Dakota widow of William Schmidt who died seven years ago Surviving siblings include Eila Quinn Janesville Cora Satrom Harrison Montana and Louis Chicago
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Emma Schmidt
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Nelson-Schneider
Janesville
Schmidt
Mary Quinn
14Th Avenue
St. Clare
William Schmidt
Rockford
South Seas Dance Decorations Draw Monroе Area Residents
Beach and mountain scene decorations prepared for the school dance tomorrow night attract Monroе area residents. Mrs Barnard calls it a golden civic effort with proceeds supporting local projects. Students from all area schools are welcome, and the Minstrel Show Stage Band will provide music for dancing and soloists.
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South Sea Island
Monroe Area
Archie Myers
Don Siedschlag
William Rollins
Stanley Neuberger
Forrest Kuoly
J. T
Duke) Etter
Herman Schimitz
Robert Smith
Charles Mathias
Markets Update From Chicago Hogs Cattle and Grains
CHICAGO update shows hogs at 6,000 head with butchers steady to 25 lower. Prices span 190-350 lb categories from 11.25 to 15.25 per cwt, sows 11.50-12.50, and 500-600 lb hogs 11.25-11.50. Cattle and calves feature steady slaughter steers 19.00-21.00, heifers around 20.50, cows 14.00-15.50, bulls 17.00-19.00. lambs around 95 lb at 22.50 and 90 lb spring lambs at 28.00. Produce notes Butter prices mixed by grade. eggs steady to up a half cent. Grain markets quote Wheat No 2 red 2.11 1/4, Corn No 2 yellow 1.28 1/4, Oats No 2 0.66, Soybeans No 1 yellow 2.60, Soybean oil 8.30.
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Investucn
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Patient Arthur Stewart seriously ill at Madison VA hospital
Times Special report outlines Arthur Stewart formerly of Albany and World War veteran remains seriously ill at the VA hospital in Madison. His sister Mrs. Harry Thurman was with him early in the week, reflecting the family’s concern.
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Madison
Albany
Arthur Stewart
Atkinson
Harry Thurman
Royal Arch Masons to attend Wisconsin Grand Chapter in Green Bay
Four members of the Royal Arch Masonic Lodge will travel to Green Bay for the Royal Arch Grand Chapter of Wisconsin meeting Sunday to Tuesday. Attending are Olin Flisram past grand high priest Walter Ludwig Juda high priest Fred Sarles king and Lee Zimmerman Albany scribe. Home bake sale tomorrow at First National Bank by St. Vic tor's Church. Mrs Gertrude Hamilton's release from Douglas Saugatuck Community hospital delayed due to a slight infection following appendectomy on April 20. Roy Chesebro and Al Livingston of Monroe Rotary to attend District 625 Rotary convention at Lake Delton with Rev Gerritt E Mouw Clarence Grundahl and William Stuckey. Mrs Livingston accompanying husband.
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Royal Arch Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Olin Flisram
Walter Ludwig
Juda
Fred Sarles
King
Lee Zimmerman
Clarence Grundahl
William Stuckey
Livingston
Antique Show to Open Here in Monroe
The annual Antique Show and Sale, sponsored by the Monroe Kiwanis Club, opens at Turner Hall at 11 a.m. tomorrow with hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 12 noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. Wesley Dodge is general chairman, William Park work crew chief, E. O. Evans ticket sales chairman, Victor I. Carson finance chairman, and Harold H. Grunewald show manager. Grunewald is at Turner Hall today arranging spaces for 19 exhibitors, over half new to Monroe.
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Monroe Kiwanis Club
Turner Hall
Wesley Dodge
William Park
E. 0. Evans
Victor I. Carson
Harold H. Grunewald
Elkhorn
Turner
Monroe Pajama Parade Counts Down With Night of Fun
A lively Monroe event saw three kegs consumed during a nickel beer hour, Delbert Krupke dressed as a vivacious blonde barmaid led pajama-clad staff in a pre 8 pm parade, with doors opening across the business district and choirs of shoppers lingering until near 1 am. A baseball doubleheader was postponed with Edgerton, rescheduled for May 9, while the Orfordville game was also rained out. Portugal has been a republic since 1910.
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Delbert Krupke
Monroe
Marty J. Deignan
Edgerton
Orfordville
Homemakers News Highlights Meetings and Picnics
Homemakers groups report activities at gatherings. Tidy Homemakers hosted by Mrs. Milford Thompson featured guests Mrs. Virgil Brunkow and Mrs. Otto Schild. Family picnic planned for Aug 16 at Vilas Park Zoo Madison. officers to be elected in September. Kaffee Klatsch noted with 12 members, bulb plant exchanges, and new officers. Dutch Hollow Club elected officers and planned May baskets for Green County hospital. twelve members contributed wedding pictures.
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Tidy Homemakers
Virgil Brunkow
Otto Schild
Center
Milford Thompson
Richard Holmes
Vilas Park
Madison
Kaffee Klatsch
Burdean Everson
Victor Ruegsegger
Kaffee Klatsch Homemakers
Fritz Haldiman
Manuel Pagel
Dutch Hollow Club
Wallace Feldt
Dutch Hollow
Julie Gisler
Ed Stricker
Orville White
Green County Hospital
White
Lester Witt
Milton Brechlein
Feldt
Hershberger Rites Set for Tomorrow
Charles Hershberger 76, longtime St. Clare Hospital employee, died yesterday. Services will be at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Walker Mortuary Freeport, with Rev. Gilman Hanson officiating. Burial in Dakota Cemetery. He lived at 1816 10th Street and leaves daughter Priscilla Bitner and one grandchild. Naomi preceded him in death. He was born August 28, 1887 in Pennsylvania.
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Charles Hershberger
St. Clare Hospital
Walker Mortuary
Freeport
Gilman Hanson
Assembly of God Church
Monroe
Dakota Cemetery
Hershberger
St. Clare
10Th Street
Herschberger
Pennsylvania
George
Naomi Hershberger
Rama Melester
Cumberland
Richard
Priscilla) Bittner
Whitewater
Naomi
Teen Gang Invades Store Kills Woman in Harlem
In Harlem a group of youths aged 14 to 19 entered a second hand clothing store and stabbed a woman to death. Her husband, 50, wrestled the knife from the attacker and was stabbed six times but survived. Police arrested three teens today from the incident.
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New York
Harlem
Magic Sugar
Frank
Assembly Passes Bill After Finance Deal On Tax Help
Debates on a tax relief bill concluded with a conference committee ending the stalemate. The Assembly passed the measure 71 to 15 after Senate approval by 228 to none. The plan aims to offset costs for incomes over 1000 with 50 percent relief and renters receive a 25 percent basis for property tax calculations. In other notes, Canada geese are described with a 6 foot wingspan and 7 to 14 pound weight range.
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Assembly
Senate
Stocks End Mixed, Volume Heavy in Late Trading
New York stocks cut losses late in the session with a mixed pattern as volume neared 6.0 million shares versus 62 million the prior day. Gains and losses were fractional, with Special issues showing wider moves. Texas Gulf Sulphur swung and dropped over a point late. Curtis Publishing, owner of adjacent land to Tex Gult discovery, saw heavy demand.
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New York
Texas Gulf
Curtis Publishing
Tex
Gulf
Weavers Named Executive Secretary of Wisconsin Horticulture
Harvey Weavers, former chief of the Dairy and Foods Division of the State Department of Agriculture, is named executive secretary of the Wisconsin Horticulture Society. He will also serve the Wisconsin Apple Institute coordinating activities for both groups and has hobby experience in flowers and fruit culture.
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Harvey Weavers
Dairy and Foods
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Horticulture Society
Weavers
Wisconsin Apple Institute
Star formation from cosmic gas and dust growth
A star forms when gas and dust coalesce under gravity. Gravitational compression raises core temperatures until nuclear fusion begins, turning hydrogen into helium through the same fusion process seen in hydrogen bombs.
Bomb threats target Madison airport and transit depots
A man with a low voice warned Madison Municipal Airport that part of the facility would be gone at 4 45 p m Police checked the airport Greyhound and Badger Lines bus terminals and found no explosives A Greyhound bus bound for Minneapolis was halted for an hour while police and an Army demolition team inspected the vehicle passengers and luggage None of the calls could be verified or traced by authorities
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Madison
Madison Municipal
Greyhound
Badger Lines
Minneapolis
Oldest New Glarus resident suffers broken arm
Peter Ott Sr., New Glarus oldest resident, sustained a broken right arm near the shoulder after a fall Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs Fan, where she was staying.
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NEW Glarus Times
Peter Ott Sr
New Larus
Mrs. Fan
Luci's Friend Quits UW for Capitol Elevator Job
Jack Olson, an 18 year old Maiden Rock Wisconsin native and frequent escort to President Johnson's younger daughter Luci Banes Johnson, left the University of Wisconsin after the second semester began. He now works as an elevator operator in the new House office building while his mother cites stomach trouble as the reason for leaving school.
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Washington
Jack Olson
Maiden Rock
Wis
Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Olson
Luci Banes Johnson
Capitol
Howard Olson
Jack
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