Wisconsin Weather Summary Tonight Through Friday
Partly cloudy with possible showers or thunderstorms mainly east and south tonight. Warmer southeast. Friday mostly sunny with a chance of morning tstorms in the southeast and cooler conditions in the west and north. Lows tonight from the upper 50s to low 70s, highs Friday in the 75 to 82 range north and west, 80s southeast. Monroe area mostly cloudy with scattered showers tonight, clearing and slightly cooler Friday. lows 65 to 72, highs 78 to 85.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Daily Weather Snapshot From On Time Thermometer
Hourly report shows 1 p.m. Wednesday to 1 p.m. Thursday with high 84 and low 60. Year ago today high 82 and low 66. Barometer 30.21 a.m. and 30.17 p.m. Warmest place Henessy Oklahoma at 111 degrees, coldest Water town New York Missoula Montana at 37. Sunrise 5:50, sunset 8:20.
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U.S.A
Hennessy
Okla
Watertown
N. Y
Missoula
Mont
County Court Docket Highlights Multiple Traffic Charges
A list of citations shows individuals from routes and towns facing speeding inattentive driving and stop sign violations. Penalties include fines from 20 to 25 dollars, driver’s license restrictions, suspensions, and ordered traffic school for juveniles and adults.
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Roger L. Elmer Wilson G. Bear
State Patrol
James N. Kampfer
Argyle
Sheriff’s Department
Walter Hutchens
Rockford
Sheriff's Department
John K. Bauman
Eugene A. Hartwig
Route 1
Joseph C. Schwartzlow
Albany
Michael T. Reilly
1736 Lake Drive
Monroe
Dennis L. Pryce
Brodhead
Probate of Estate for Herman J. Zweifel
The widow Mariel Zweifel acts as administratrix of the estate of Herman J. Zweifel who died July 7 1961 in New Glarus. Heirs include his widow and two children Ernest N Zweifel of Jacksonville Florida and Lou Ann Bird of Stillwater Oklahoma.
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Mariel
Herman J. Zweifel
New Glarus
Ernest N
Jacksonville
Fla
Lou Ann Bird
Stillwater
Okla
Forfeitures Recorded by Monroe Police
Marilyn C. Andrews of Argyle forfeited $10 for operating a motor vehicle without a driver s license. Marion M. Streiff of Blanchardville forfeited $25 for driving too fast for conditions.
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Marilyn C. Andrews
Argyle
Monroe
Marion M. Streiff
Blanchardville
Death notices for six residents across Illinois and Wisconsin
Deaths reported for John W. Rothenbuehler 78 of rural Brodhead William Mennenga 67 of Ridott Illinois Robert Dolan 45 of Melrose Park Illinois Charles H. Beidler 85 of Freeport Illinois Donald Bunnell 45 of VA Hospital Tomah Wisconsin Robert Glenn Tollefson 36 of Madison Wisconsin
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John W. Rothenbuehler
Brodhead
William Mennenga
Ridott
Ill
Robert Dolan
Melrose Park
Charles H. Beidler
Freeport
Donald Bunnell
Tomah
Robert Glenn Tollefson
Madison
Local births mark Aug 5 6 in Brodhead and Albany
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Nipple of Brodhead welcome a daughter on Aug 6. Mr and Mrs Phillip Hahn of Albany announce a daughter on Aug 5. Mr and Mrs Ezra Hoesly of Brodhead report a son born on Aug 5.
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Lawrence Nipple
Brodhead
Phillip Hahn
Albany
Ezra Hoesly
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals and Patients Listed
A list of patients and dismissals from St Clare Hospital includes Thomas Eugene Pandow 5408 12th Avenue Peter Wickey Woodford Mrs Milton Babcock South Beloit Wilmer Emberson Blanchardville Howard Weaver 1717 14th Street Mrs Betty Lou Page South Beloit Kenneth Scholl Milton Junction Mrs Edward Hunt South Beloit Mrs Jacob Wirz Brodhead Lynn Hudson 1623 17th Street George W Shultz Albany Charles F Grannemann Beloit Mrs Alta Hogue Monticello Frank Tourdot Brooklyn Surgical Mrs Rollin Sheridan Gaylord L Johnson Brodhead John F Kundert Route 3 Dismissals Leo Hilfiker Sr.
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Thomas Eugene Pandow
12Th Avenue
Peter Wickey
Woodford
Milton Babcock
South Beloit
Wilmer Emberson
Blanchardville
Howard Weaver
14Th Street
Betty Lou Page
Kenneth Scholl
Milton Junction
Edward Hunt
Jacob Wirz
Brodhead
Lynn Hudson
17Th Street
George W. Shultz
Albany
Charles F. Grannemann
Beloit
Alta Hogue
Monticello
Frank Tourdot
Brooklyn
Rollin Sheridan
Rockford
Gaylord L. Johnson
John F. Kundert
Route 3
Leo Hilfiker Sr
Personal mentions and travel ads from Monroe notices
Personal mentions list residents visiting Monroe from Be loit Winslow Madison Gratiot and other places. Trips include planes to San Francisco and World’s Fair tours by Tri State, with travel service contact and an August rummage sale in Monroe.
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Howard Croft
Beloit
Leland Hastings
Winslow
Dale Moore
Tim
Shullsburg
City
Times Office
L. W. Bolen
Madison
Monroe
Paul Monson
Joyce
Gratiot
12Th Street
Edgar A. Lewis
College Park
Don Staab
Eric
Gary
Marion
Milton V. Babler
New Glarus
Melvin Temple
E. P. Haberman
Dearborn
Mich
L. E. Creasy
South Wayne
O’harefield
San Francisco
Calif
A. Bennett
G. Fred Galli
John Marty
Davis Cheese Factory
Plymouth
Edgar Peters
Peters
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
Midwest Creameries Group
Tri- State
Washington
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Wenger Travel Service
Dial
Advy
Drivers To Hold Meeting Aug 20
A school bus drivers meeting is set for 9 a.m. Thursday Aug 20 at Blanchardville High School serving Green County and nearby districts. Rudolph T Haskee Green County superintendent notes the annual DPI and Motor Vehicle Department cooperation. The program includes State Patrol, driver control division, and Theo A Sorenson of DPI.
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Blanchardville
Green County
Rudolph T. Haskee
Department of Public Instruction
Motor
State Patrol
The
Motor Vehicle Department
Theo A. Sorenson
Maxwell Street Day Breaks Past Records
Merchants called Maxwell Street Day one of the most successful ever held with crowds and attendance reportedly breaking previous marks. Pleasant daytime weather drew shoppers, while cooler night temperatures tempered the street dance though the event remained a top retail promotion here.
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Maxwell Street
Obituary Names A Group of Local Figures
William McDowell Gerald Meyers Raymond Martin and Lawrence W Hanold are listed with several spouses and relatives including Mrs Dale Hoffman Mrs Della Koepnick Mrs Helen Ninneman Bonita Judd Sheryl Goldsworthy Mrs Oscar A Turnquist and Mrs R A Pegram and daughter in a local notice outlining family estates and affiliations.
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William McDowell
Gerald Meyers
Raymond Martin
Lawrence W. Hanold
Dale Hoffman
Della Koepnick
Hellen Ninneman
Bonita Judd
Sheryl Goldsworthy
Oscar A. Turnquist
R. A. Pegram
Wittwer Market to Close After 30 Years in Monroe
Frederick H. Wittwer, longtime Monroe grocer, will retire this weekend and close the Wittwer food market at 1219 19th street after more than three decades. He will work as a cook and baker at local schools. his wife Faythe Morton will join the Senior high cafeteria staff. The Wittwers, lifelong Monroe residents, have three children and live at 2018 13th avenue. The building is owned by Mary Dorkhorn with no occupancy plans announced.
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Frederick H. Wittwer
Wittwer
19Th Street
Monroe
Faythe Morton
Army
Wittner
A and P
Mary Dorkhorn
Albert Deppeler Receives Area VI forestry plaque award
Albert Deppeler was honored with the Area VI forestry plaque at Green County Soil and Water Conservation District meeting for outstanding forest management after a nine county contest. Three district supervisors attended a three day session of the National Association of Conservation District in Milwaukee. Mrs. Riemer, president of Area VI women's auxiliary, accompanied them.
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Albert Deppeler
Green County Soil and Water Conservation District
Leland Jordan
Willis Riemer
Rudolph T. Haskee
Milwaukee
National Association of Conservation District
Maryland Boy Killed as Toll Reaches 608
A 15 year old boy Kenneth Marchant of Mount Airy died in a highway crash two miles west of Augusta as his family traveled by a carryall on a vacation trip to Minnesota. His mother Margaret Marchant, 49, a White House policeman's wife, drove the vehicle that struck loose gravel and hit a bank. The toll for Maryland roads this year reached 608, surpassing last year’s 487 by this date.
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Maryland
Augusta
Kenneth Marchant
Minnesota
Margaret Marchant
White House
U. S. 18
Kundert Undergoes Knee Surgery After Slow Pitch Injury
John F. Kundert of Route 3 underwent knee surgery at St. Clare hospital to correct a condition from an injury suffered while playing slow pitch softball about two weeks ago.
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John F. Kundert
Route 3
St. Clare Hospital
Sophia L Schuetze 90th Birthday Open House
Open house to honor Mrs Sophia L Schuetze on her 90th birthday at 1817 8th Street from 2 to 5 p m Sunday. She formerly Ruegger born August 12 1874 in Monroe daughter of Edward and Sophia Ruegger. She married William A Schuetze November 27 1900. he died April 16 1941. Mrs Schuetze has two sons Edwin W and Willard R and four grandchildren.
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Sophia L. Schuetze
8Th Street
Schuetze
Sophia Ruegger
Monroe
Edward
Sophia Schober Ruegger
William A. Schuetze
Edwin W
Willard R
Twining Park Slowpitch Schedule Evening Matches
Park schedule lists Tonight at Twining Park with Slowpitch games Swig Gums versus The Office at 7 p.m. Heeren and Coplien versus Eagles No. I at 8 p.m. Joe's Private Club against Eagles No. I in a make-up game at 9 p.m. Recreation Park hosts Slowpitch games Zwickers versus Agrico at 7:45 p.m. Orangeville then faces Hughes Mobile Homes at 9:15 p.m.
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Twining Park
Slowpitch
Swiggums
the Office
Heeren
Coplien
Eagles No.i
Joe’s Private Club
Eagles No. I
Recreation Park
Zwickers
Agrico
Orangeville
Hughes Mobile Homes
Donald Bunnell 45 War veteran dies at Tomah VA
Donald Bunnell 45 a World War II veteran and former resident of War ren Ill died yesterday in the VA hospital at Tomah after eight years there. He was born Sept 26 1918 in Browntown the son of Dayton and Lena Kemp Bunnell. He married Letha Neuen schwander Oct 11 1946. He served in World War II Sept 9 1941 to Dec 15 1945 in the Pacific Theatre and earned the Bronze Star. Surviving are two daughters Diane and Tina of Orangeville two brothers Harold Anthon Jr and Robert Stoughton. He was predeceased by his mother Jan 2 1957 father Sept 1956 and a brother Kenneth. Services Saturday at 2 pm at Hanson funeral home South Wayne with Rev Sheldon Gerarden officiating burial at West Viota Lutheran church cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
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Donald Bunnell
Warren
Ill
Tomah
Mr. Bunnell
Browntown
Dayton
Lena Kemprood Bunnell
Letha Neuenschwander
Diane
Tina
Orangeville
Harold
Anthon
Robert
Stoughton
Kenneth
Hanson Funeral
South Wayne
Sheldon Gerarden
Orangeville Methodist Church
Bresnahan 73 Iowa track coach dies after long career
George T Bresnahan, 73, famed Iowa track coach who guided nine Hawkeye athletes to U S Olympic berths, died today in Iowa City. He led Iowa track for 28 years retiring in 1948, with 1926 indoor Big Ten and 1929 outdoor titles. His standout pupil Ed Gordon won the 1932 Olympic broad jump.
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Iowa City
Iowa
George T. Bresnahan
Ed Gordon
Stock Trade Slows as Prices Move Irregularly Lower
New York stock market activity slowed late this afternoon with prices mixed and trading light. Volume for the day was about 4.1 million shares versus 6.21 million on Wednesday as profits were taken from the prior session. Aerospace issues cooled after a Viet Nam crisis rally with General Dynamics Douglas Aircraft and Boeing showing moderate declines.
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New York
General Dynamics
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
300 000 Chinese On Viet Frontier
Nationalist Chinese sources report about 200000 troops moved toward North Viet Nam and an estimated 300000 soldiers in the frontier area. They link the troop shift and June sea travel limits in the Hainan Strait to recent North Vietnamese torpedo boat attacks on U.S. ships. An air force division of over 70 fighters sent to Haikou, and six submarines to Yulin on Hainan were noted.
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Taipei
Formosa
China
Viet Nam
Peking
Hainan Strait
U.S
Haikow
Hainan
Yulin
Riots Kill Three in Ahmedabad Food Price Turmoil
Three more people died and 33 were wounded in food price riots at Ahmedabad the capital of Gujarat state in western India as protests erupted over rising costs.
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Bombay
India
Ahmedabad
Gujarat
Two Jet Pilots Lost in Attacks
Washington reports two Navy pilots missing after their planes were shot down over North Vietnam. Both are 26 and from California, Lt. (jg) Richard C. Sather and Lt. (jg) Everett Alvarez Jr. Their families await word while a Pentagon spokesman says neither confirms capture. Alvarez was married last December.
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Washington
Navy
Pentagon
North Viet Nam
Richard C. Sather
Everett Alvarez Jr
Sather
Patricia Kriner
West Covina
Calif
Santa Clara Alvarez
Everett Alvarez Sr
Young Alvarez
Tangee
Vietnamese troop strength and Viet Cong activity in early Gulf crisis
The article states South Vietnamese military personnel number about 16 300 to 16 500 and reports no surge in Viet Cong attacks. It notes fighting at near normal levels with 108 government casualties from four Viet Cong assaults across the country, all before U S bombing raids on North Vietnamese bases.
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South Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
U.S
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Associated Press
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Seventeen
Radke
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Sophia Schuetze
Bresnahan
Triple Color
Ersal “Ying
Wway
Peter Cushing
Peter Woodt
Pim Riteo Ee
Viet
the Waffle Shop
American Legion Hall
American Legion
Legnenge
Blumer’s
Walgreens Bubbling
Keller
Tiseptic
Fat Caton
Walgreens
Brin
Gomfort
Blumer’s Pharmacy
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