Wisconsin Weather Tonight and Friday Summary
Warm spells and scattered showers in Wisconsin with expected rain tonight and Friday. Temperatures mostly in the 60s tonight and upper 60s to 70s Friday. Hourly readings show a high of 83 and a low around 56 from yesterday. County court cases include driving after revocation and hit and run postponed to Sept 3, juvenile speeding penalties, and several traffic violations with fines, suspensions, and probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Monroe
Gary L. Guttmer
Browntown
Sheriff's Department
Paul V. Frenzel
16Th Street
State Patrol
Douglas Schiller
13Th Street
Donald J. O'Bel
Route 1
Winslow
State Department of Public Welfare
Monroe Police
Deaths and births noted in Wisconsin area
Obituaries list Ervin Bear 90 of Orangeville Arthur Elsner 64 Madison Miss Emma Cockings 84 Mineral Point Mrs Edna M Miller 71 Evansville Dale Demrow 28 Evansville Route 2 Charles J Wilson 67 Rockford Fred Dolder Sr 81 Carnation Wash Mrs Carrie E Bates 67 Macomb Tr Bryan L Watts 64 Rockford Births Douglas Kubly Shullsburg daughter Aug 20 Darrell Clark Brodhead daughter Aug 20
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Ervin Bear
Orangeville
Arthur Elsner
Madison
Emma Cockings
Mineral Point
Edna M. Miller
Evansville
Dale Allen Demrow
Charles J. Wilson
Rockford
Fred Dolder Sr
Carnation
Wash
Carrie E. Bates
Macomb
Bryan L. Watts
Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Dismissals Listing
A list of medical and surgical cases at Clare Hospital including Debbra and nowy Higginbotham in Evansville, Mrs. Appolonial Zwiefel in New Glarus, Virgil Smith Jr. in Janesville, Mrs. Glenn Krupke in South Wayne, Mrs. Lester Gunning in Beloit, Randall Schwartz at 2001 19th Street, Mrs. Delbert Butts in Browntown, Mrs. Raymond Brown in Milton, Charlotte Abplanalp Route 2, Mrs. Phillip Kauk in Albany, Elmer Woodley in Dakota, and dismissals: Roger Coplien, John Andrews, Philip Larson, Samuel Grefty, Oscar Disrud, Dale Syse, Mrs. Donald Timmson, Mrs. John Eiserman and daughter, Ida Alderman, Robbin Smiley, Mrs. Gerald Byrne, Mrs. Kenneth Huntington, Mrs. Ronald Tschudy and Mrs. Phillip Alf and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowy
Higginbotham
Evansville
Appolonial Zwiefel
New Glarus
Virgil Smith Jr
Janesville
Glenn Krupke
South Wayne
Lester Gunning
Beloit
Randall Schwartz
19Th Street
Delbert Butts
Browntown
Raymond Brown
Milton
Charlotte Abplanalp
Route 2
Phillip Kauk
Albany
Lamboley among eight elected to Knights of Columbus board
Harold J. Lamboley former Green County judge and supreme advocate for the Knights of Columbus for a decade was elected one of eight new directors at the 2nd annual convention in New Orleans. The Lamboley family now resides in New Haven Conn headquarters city.
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Harold Lamboley
Board of
National
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County
Knights of Columbus
New Orleans
Lamboley
New Haven
Conn
Park Schedule Twin ing Park Tonight Slowpitch Showdowns
Recreation park schedules list Tonight at Twin ing Park with Joe's Private Club versus Swiss Colony at 7 p m Heeren and Coplien meet Martins at 8 p m Girls softball pairs Park and Rec reaction against Commercial Bank at 7 p m Monroe Clinic versus Monroe Business Women at 9 p m Also at Recreation Park Tonight Studers face Orange ville at 7 45 p m Treuthardt Rust lers against Hughes Mobile Homes at 9 15 p m
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Twining Park
Joe’s
Swiss Colony
Heeren
Coplien
Martins
Commercial Bank
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Business Women
Studers
Orangeville
Treuthardt Rustlers
Hughes Mobile Homes
Personal mentions from Muskego and area
Mrs. Marcia Staton of Muskego visits her aunt Mrs. Burnett Painter. The Times offers The Torch Is Passed at $2 per copy. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Wells return from Janesville visit. Girl Scout car wash Saturday 9 to 3 at East school $1.25. Mrs. C L Burmeister of Minneapolis and Mrs. Gladys Meyer of LaCrosse visit Charles Stubbe home. Mrs. J F Christ returns to Michigan City after week with Blair family. Prof Carl Christ and family from Baltimore also visit. Mrs. Dean Dexter and children stay with the Adelmans in Monroe. They visited Cave of the Mounds and House on the Rock. Ada Zentner accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Staton
Muskego
Burnett Painter
Times Office
Rolland Wells
Oldenburg
Janesville
East School
C. L. Burmeister
Minneapolis
Gladys Meyer
LaCrosse
Charles Stubbe
J. F. Christ
Michigan City
Ind
E. R. Blair
8Th Street
Christ
Carl Christ
Baltimore
Blair
Dean Dexter
Jeffery
Kevin
Carrie Ann
C. W. Adelman
Monroe
Cave of the Mounds
Governor Dodge State Park
the Rock
Dodgeville
Ada Zentner
Bryan Watts Stricken at 64
Bryan L. Watts, 64, Rockford, died at 3 this morning at St Clare hospital after multiple hospitalizations including a July 28 surgery. Born May 3, 1900 in Belleville, Illinois, he was an iron worker. Survivors include his wife Nellie. Services will be Saturday at Julian Poorman funeral home, Rockford, with burial in New Milford cemetery. New Comer Funeral Home of Monroe assisted locally.
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Bryan L. Watts
Rockford
St Clare Hospital
Mr. Watts
Belleville
Nellie
Julian Poorman
New Milford
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
Today's Markets Ivestock And Grain Report From Chicago
Prices and bids across livestock cattle calves sheep and grain shown with ranges for hogs buyers and loads. Notes include butchers higher hogs cattle slaughters and grain prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans. A grim warning signs a trespass hazard at an abandoned Wyoming farm with enforcement promised.
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Ivestock
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Special bear season rules and new licenses in Wisconsin
Norman Wood state conservation warden outlines the special bear gun season from September 5 to 20 in three northern Wisconsin zones. Voluntary sportsman and new special prestige licenses are issued in Green County through County Clerk Ray E. Kundert. The sportsman license costs 10 dollars and remains valid for hunting fishing and trapping with waterfowl stamps. the special prestige license costs 11 dollars or more and supports the Conservation Department. Dogs may be used but are not required. bear may be hunted with the small game, deer, sportsman, or prestige licenses. normal deer season rules apply for firearms. Licenses are available in Monroe at various outlets including the county clerk’s office in the Courthouse and local shops.
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Norman Wood
Wisconsin
Wood
Green County
Ray E. Kundert
Conservation Department
Monroe
Beckman’s
Blackbourn’s
Lanz Hardware
Martin's Sporting Goods
Walt Hangsen Hurt In Race Car Mishap
Walt Hangsen crashed his Lotus Ford into the wall at the State Fairgrounds track during his first run since Monday wreck. He was taken to West Allis Memorial hospital in satisfactory condition with a concussion and burns to the right arm after a guard rail impact at Trenton, New Jersey. Witnesses say he spun about 100 feet before the impact on the southwest turn of the one mile track.
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Muunauneen
Wan Sangsen
Hangsen
Trenton
N. J
West Allis Memorial Hospital
Sister M. Bernarda Investiture Honors Colleen Doherty
A Monroe girl Colleen Doherty receives the Sister M. Bernarda during investiture at St. Agnes Convent Fond du Lac. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Doherty 1330 23rd Avenue she begins a two year novitiate studying theology and the Congregation of St Agnes rules. She attended Monroe High School two years and Saint Marys Springs Academy Fond du Lac graduated and completed one year at Marian College.
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Monroe
Colleen Doherty
M. Bernarda
St. Agnes Convent
Fond du Lac
Francis Doherty
23Rd Avenue
Congregation of St. Agnes
Monroe High School
Saint Mary's Springs Academy
Marian College
Damaged Car Driven by Patricia Pinnow Leaves Road
A car driven by Patricia A. Pinnow, 18, Route 1 Juda, lost control while avoiding another vehicle on a town road in Sylvester Township near the Hermannthaler farm. The vehicle went into a ditch with substantial damage but no injuries reported.
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Patricia A. Pinnow
Route 1
Juda
Sylvester
Hermannthaler
Ada Pickett Lamm Recovering After Surgery at St Francis
Ada Pickett Lamm of Freeport, a former Monroe resident, is recovering from surgery at St Francis hospital in Freeport. Her brother Sam Pickett has returned to Monroe after suing her. Carla Jane Oldenburg born Aug 11 to James and Ardith Oldenburg of Janesville. Carla has brothers Mark and Daniel. Grandparents are Rollie Wells of Browntown and Roy Oldenburg of Galena.
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Freeport
Ada Pickett Lamm
Monroe
St. Francis Hospital
Sam Pickett
Carla Jane
James Oldenburg
Janesville
Oldenburg
Ardith Wells
Carla
Mark
Daniel
Rollie
Wells
Browntown
Roy Oldenburg
Galena
Mastitis Control Meeting Tuesday at Brodhead
A series of statewide meetings on mastitis control continues through Nov 6. The Green County session at the Brodhead grade school starts 7:30 p.m. and brings together dairy plant personnel fieldmen laboratory staff and other key personnel. Co chairs are Cletus Ganshirt and Myron E Jeglum. Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture officials and University of Wisconsin speakers will discuss animal health dairy products and extension topics.
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Brodhead
Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture
Cooperative Extension Service
Green County Meeting
Cletus Ganshirt
Myron E. Jeglum
State Department of Agriculture
A. B. Smith
Animal Health
Donald Raffel
Dairy, Food and Trades Division
University of Wisconsin
Lynn Brooks
J. W. Crowley
Evert Walienfelat
Johnson family net worth revealed in audit figures
An audit by Haskins and Sells for President Johnson shows total family assets of 3.68 million with liabilities of 198 thousand and a net worth of about 3.48 million. Lady Bird Johnson leads with 2.13 million, while Lynda Bird and Luci Baines are each near 0.5 million.
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Haskins and Sells
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Luci Baines
Johnson Holdingsere
Lady Bird
Texas Broadcasting Corp
Broadcasting Company
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
GOP
Barry Goldwater
School board approves teaching contracts and plan to raise electors
The board approved Michael Kersten as junior high science instructor in Moose and named Mrs. Kersten and Mrs. Barbara Wood to new teaching posts. Mrs. Carol Brady from Milwaukee will join South Wayne as fourth grade instructor. An August 31 faculty meeting was announced with speaker Kenneth Haagensen of Allis-Chalmers. The board also inspected the new high school lighting system by Buri Electric.
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Michael Kersten
Moose
Wyo
William Amstutz
Kersten
Barbara Wood
Carol Brady
Milwaukee
South Wayne
D. J. Huenink
Kenneth Haagensen
Allis- Chalmers Co
Rodney
Kittelsen
Buri Electric
NFO mobilizes 125 at Denny farm in 25 minutes
Holders in cold storage last five to seven days. Minutemen of the Green County NFO mobilized 125 at the Denny farm in 25 minutes yesterday. Ben Riemer, NFO county chairman, urged telephone campaigning with a three-tier calling plan to expand membership and support. The NFO seeks minimum prices unchanged from two years ago for hogs, cattle, and sheep, plus bottle milk and blended prices. Robert Manke, Arlington, an NFO director from Wisconsin, is noted.
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Green County
NFO
Denny Farm
Ben Riemer
NFO County
Robert Manke
Arlington
Wisconsin
Farmers prepare raid across 22 states for NFC bargaining power
Staley, a 41-year-old farmer in his ninth year as NFC president, says the planned action will be the greatest show of bargaining power farmers have ever made. The raiding plan targets Oscar Mayer’s Madison plant with men assigned to checkpoints. States involved span Wisconsin through West Virginia.
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Tion
Oscar Mayer
Madison
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Nebraska
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Michigan
Tennessee
Colorado
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
West Virginia
Staley
NFC
Funeral Services for Charles W DeVoe
Funeral services were held for Charles W. DeVoe 32 of 1630 28th Avenue who died Monday at Newcomer funeral home Monroe at 1 30 pm Rev Frank Hinebaugh officiated with singing by Rev and Mrs Hinebaugh and organist Mrs Lillian Trickel Gift burial took place at Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were E V Bechtolt Arthur Meythaler Fred Probst Henry Rebly Ray Diettmeyer and Glen Gilmore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles W. Devor
Charles W. DeVoe
28Th Avenue
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
Frank Hinebaugh
Clarno- Stavers Eub Church
Hinebaugh
Isle of Somewhere
Home
Lillian Trickel
Greenwood Cemetery
E. V. Bechtolt
Arthur Meythaler
Fred Probst
Henry Rebly
Ray Diettmeier
Glen Gilmore
Olympic Star Clears Hurdle in Syncom 3 Maneuvers
CAPE KENNEDY Fi The Syncom 3 Olympic Star satellite completed a tricky space maneuver early today and headed for a critical next step to place the craft in a geostationary orbit above the Pacific for Tokyo Olympic television. Later a Salisbury Australia station will fire a 19 second burst to switch from a wide looping path to a circular orbit about 23 000 miles high, after which ground commands will nudge the satellite east along the equator toward the intersection of the equator and the International Date Line.
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Cape Kennedy
Tod
Pacific Ocean
Tokyo
Salisbury
Australia
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Thee Daing Daily Record
Douglas Kubly
Shullsburg
Darrell Clark
Dt. Clare Hospital
Bryan Watts
Carpenter
Cheyenne
Goetz
Elvis Presley Annmarbret
Walt Hangsen
The
Eagles
Kundert
Miami Beach
Goetz Town & Country
Feema
Ferron’s
Dawn
Rock Hudson
Fantastic Science Fiction
Technicolor
Technirama
Eh Porthove
Quinoa
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