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Wisconsin forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions this afternoon and at night with a slight drizzle in the north. Highs reach 44 to 52 degrees on Saturday with lows in the 30s. Monroe area remains mild with similar cloud cover and temperatures around the 30s. The warmest U S location is Ft Myers Florida at 79 degrees and Burlington Vermont is the coldest at 8. Sunrise and sunset times are listed as 7 10 and 4 28 respectively.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
U.S.A
Ft Myers
Fla
Burlington
Real Estate Transfers Noted Across Wisconsin Towns
Real estate transfers list several deeds including Wanam Woruer to Hilda Ed wards in Juda, not Brodhead due to error. Thompson to State of Wisconsin Conservation Commission for 40 acres in Brooklyn Township. Harvey L. Day to Stair Foods Inc for three parcels in Brodhead. Marie T. Rohrer to Harold T. Shager in Monroe. Mary Wuthrich to Rose G. Broege in Monroe with 8 ft exception. Ella Brunkow to Charles W. DeVoe in Monroe.
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Wanam Woruer
Hilda Edwards
Juda
Brodhead
Jacob K. Thompson
State of
Wisconsin
Conservation Commission
Brooklyn Township
Harvey L. Day
Stair Foods, Inc
City of Brodhead
Marie T. Rohrer
Harold T Shager
New Mexico
Monroe
Mary Wuthrich
Rose G. Broege
Payne
City of
Ella Brunkow
Charles W. DeVoe
Foster
Speeding defendants post nightly fines in Illinois court
County Court Judge Marshall L. Peterson and Sheriff’s Department record two speeding cases. Marvin A. Klemm of Route 1 Forreston forfeited a $20 bond after nighttime speeding. Andrew C. Erickson Jr. of Monroe paid $5 and costs for nighttime speeding as noted by the Sheriff’s Department.
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Marshall L. Peterson
Marvin A. Klemm
Forreston
Ill
Sheriff's Department
Andrew CC. Erickson Jr
Monroe
Divorce Granted in Cruel Treatment Case
JoAnn Irene Grossen Kleinert of Monroe was granted an absolute divorce from Wayne Leonard Kleinert of Brodhead on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They married November 22, 1959 and separated November 2, 1960. No children. Property settlement completed.
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JoAnn Irene Grossen Kleinert
Monroe
Wayne Leonard Kleinert
Brodhead
Justice cases and deaths listed in brief notices
Justice cases show L A Koenig and D O Shain of Freeport involved in speeding forfeitures totaling $20 according to the sheriff's department. Deaths record Margaret A Martin 91 of 1402 15th Avenue Henry Walder 61 of 1410 17th Avenue Marie Finhert 80 Blanchardville Melvi Diemer 74 Madison Frederick A Nelson 8 Lena
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L. A. Koenig
D. O. Shain
Freeport
Sheriff's Department
Margaret A. Martin
15Th Avenue
Henry Walder
17Th Avenue
Marie Finhert
Blanchardville
Melvi Diemer
Madi Son
Frederick A. Nelson
Lena
Births Reported From Local Families This December
Mr and Mrs Charles Leder man Brodhead welcome a son born November 30. Mr and Mrs Leo Von Moos 1816 10th street greet a son born December 1. Mr and Mrs Donald Miller 1012 16th street announce a son born December 1. Mr and Mrs David Stauffacher Route 3 report a daughter born December 1. Mr and Mrs Robert Brugger Route 2 report a son born December 1.
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Charles Lederman
Brodhead
Son
Leo von Moos
10Th Street
Donald Miller
16Th Street
David Stauffacher
Robert Brugger
Local Health and Legal Notices and November Marriages
St Clare Hospital Medical listings include Mrs Bruce Blum and others with addresses across Monticello New Glarus Juda Lake Geneva and Freeport Surgical and Dismissals names appear among staff and patients Eight licenses issued for November marriage applications at the county clerk's office with six parent consents in November 1960 and ten applications total with three parent consents Phone 3 for an Adtaker today.
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Bruce Blum
22Nd Street
Michael Nelson
Route 4
Joseph Bloxham
Monticello
Clayton Rose Brodhead
Teresa Wellmitz
Kany
Jacob Hefty
New Glarus
Marian Kempken
Darian
Otto Mannetter
Bellevi
Walter Lamm
Freeport
Mary Wiesenberg
Highway 11
Rudolph Renner
Lake Geneva
20Th Avenue
Clifford Ostrander
Juda
Jay Ingwell
12Th Street
Lloyd Petit
Harold Westpahl
Ronald Elsner
Gerald Amundsen
Michael Small
LaVerne Rule
Max Walters
Madeline Cleland
Keilen Ross
James Crull
Gerald Reed
James Williams
Dale Eggen
Henry Walder Dies Here at 61
Henry Walder 61 maintenance man for Montgomery Ward and Co died at 12:45 pm yesterday in St Clare hospital after a heart attack. He worked yesterday morning then suffered the attack about 9 am and was taken to the hospital at 10:30. A native of Canton St Gallen Switzerland born March 5 1900 he came to America in 1922 settling in South Wayne area. He was married Jan 15 1925 in Monroe. Surviving wife a son Lewis Walder Rewey a brother William Brodhead a sister Olga Hegerschweiler Switzerland and two granddaughters Cynthia and Christine Walder. A son Paul was killed in World War II. A daughter Helen Louise died in infancy. A brother Otto died in Milwaukee. Services 2 pm tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home Rev Paul H Olm will officiate Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Henry Walder
Montgomery Ward and Co
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Walder
Canton St. Gallen
Switzerland
Oscar
Josephine Ronner Walder
America
South
Wayneea
Louise Weidman
Monroe
Walder
Lafayette
Lewis Walder
Rewey
William
Brodhead
Olga Hegerschweiler
Cynthia
Christine Walder
Paul
Air Corps
Germany
Helen Louise
South Wayne
Otto
Milwaukee
Stuessy
Paul H. Olm
St. [John’s
Monticello Band and Chorus Present First Concert
The Monticello school music department staged its first concert of the year in the gym last night directed by Norman Baron. The program featured the school band and mixed chorus with novelty numbers including a German band group led by Wayne Moore and others. Ruth Zentner accompanied on piano and Jim Steinmann served as narrator.
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Monticello
Norman Baron
Wayne Moore
William Baebler
Dan Benkert
Rolland Grenzow
Paul Voegels
Ruth Zentner
Jim Steinmann
Frederick A Nelson 85 dies. services set in Buckeye Township
Frederick A Nelson, 85, died yesterday at his Buckeye Township home. Services are scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Leamon funeral home, with burial in Lena Burial Park. He was married May 24, 1911, to Lottie Knight, who survives.
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Ena
Frederick A. Nelson
Buckeye Township
Leamon
Lena
Mr. Nelson
James Nelson
Lottie Knight
Beutel joins Platteville State band and Messiah chorus
John Beutel, a freshman at Platteville State College, is a Sousaphone player in the Pioneer College band and has been accepted to the college symphony orchestra. He also belongs to the mixed chorus planning The Messiah in December. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Beutel of Monroe Route 1. Floyd Fahlgren of the Brodhead Methodist church is a patient at St Clare hospital. Tom Chinn will serve as supply pastor there. Tami Rae Rothenbuehler was born November 22 at St Clare hospital to Roger and Karen Rothenbuehler, with grandparents Fred Goecks and Wilma Rothenbuehler.
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John Beutel
Platteville State College
Pioneer
Beutel
Ernest Beutel
Route 1
Monroe
Miner
Floyd
Fanlgrenev
D Fahlgren
Brodhead Methodist Church
St. Clare Hospital
Tom Chinn
Tami Rae
Roger Rothenbuehler
Karen Goecks
Fred Goecks
South Wayne
Wilma Rothenbuehler
Personal Notices and Local Event Announcements
Mrs. Bruce Blum of 1308 22nd Street entered St. Clare hospital for observation with a reportedly satisfactory condition. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schilt of 1819 10th Avenue returned from Plymouth, Michigan, after a week with their son Jindaw and daughter. Our Savior’s Lutheran church women host a food and bake sale on Saturday, December 2 at Hanson’s Store in South Wayne starting 10 a.m. G. Fred Galli, head of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association, leaves for Sugarcreek, Ohio, to attend the Ohio Swiss Cheese association meeting, returning Sunday. Bazaar and chicken biscuit luncheon at Browntown Methodist church on Tuesday, December 5 from 2 p.m. Adults $1, children 50c. Mr. and Mrs. William Teuscher and Mrs. Frederick Teuscher and Jeffrey Montiello depart for Ft. Lewis, Washington to visit Frederick Teuscher. Mrs. Teuscher and Jeffrey will remain. Christmas cards in stock at Monroe Evening Times office, 25 per box, name printed if desired.
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Bruce Blum
22Nd Street
St. Clare’ Hospital
R. J. Schilt
10Th Avenue
Plymouth
Mich
Jindaw
Roy Pederson
Hanson’s
South Wayne
Our Savior’s ‘Lutheran Church
Fred Galli
Wisconsin
Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Sugarcreek
Ohio
Ohio Swiss Cheese Association
Browntown Methodist Church
William Teuscher
Frederick Teuscher
Jeffrey
Montiello
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Monroe Evening Times
Four Teens Face Juvenile Court Charge in County Case
Linda Elliott an 18 year old from rural Orfordville appeared in County Court yesterday and after motion by district attorney Joseph D Viney the case was moved to Juvenile Court. She is charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors. Elliott was one of four teens from the Brodhead Orfordville area who left home November 18 and were apprehended in Florida. Parents of two youths drove to Florida to bring four back to Green County with the car used in the runaway. The four are expected before Judge Marshall L Peterson Monday in Juvenile Court.
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Linda Elliott
Orfordville
Joseph D. Viney
Brodhead-Orfordville
Florida
Green County
Marshall L. Peterson
Communists in U S Ignore Signup Date
Milwaukee authorities report Wisconsin Communist Party officers failed to register by the Thursday deadline and members are not expected to meet the December 20 limit. U S Attorney James Brennan says no Red leaders had signed anywhere in the nation. Party leaders face penalties for noncompliance under the internal security act. The Milwaukee headquarters were closed in 1951, officials disappeared, and while leaders returned in 1955 it is unclear if the party restarted officially.
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U.S
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Communist Party
U. S
James B. Brennan
State
County Fair Officials Prepare for 1962 Event
Green County Fair Association officials traveled to Chicago to book acts for the 1962 fair. Planned entertainment includes Johnny Kings thrill show and Vanita Richs amateur show with regional talent. Additional attractions to be announced. Attendees at the convention were O. L. Hare Fred T. Burgy Lyle Rodger Ernest Hayes and Alfred Henning newly elected secretary.
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Green County Fair Association
Chicago
Johnny Kings
Vanita Rich
O. L. Hare
Fred T. Burgy
Lyle Rodger
Ernest Hayes
Alfred Henning
The
Fair Association
Journal Newsman Dies in Car Crash
W Hampton Randolph a 53 year old Milwaukee Journal editorial staff member from Whitefish Bay was killed in a 1:40 am crash when his car left Lake Drive at Bradley Road in Fox Point and struck a tree. The fatality raised Wisconsin 1961 traffic toll to 818 from 806 a year earlier.
Orangeville native serves as missionary pharmacist in Bolivia
In La Paz Bolivia area Miss Catherine Kitty Rockey, an Orangeville native, works at Clinica Americana and Pfeiffer Memorial Hospital under the Methodist Board of Missions. A three year missionary, she plans to return home for Christmas 1963, after completing service at end of 1962. She teaches nurses in chemistry and pharmacology, and coordinates bandages and supplies mailed by local Methodist women's societies.
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Methodist
Rockford
Clinica Americana
la Paz
Boliv
South America
Catherine
Kitty) Rockey
Orangeville
Board of Missions of the
Methodist Church
Clinic
Pfeiffer Methodist Hospital
Miss Rockey
Laurence F. Rockey
Freeport
Flossie Priewe
Freeport High School
School of Pharmacy
Purdue University
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Scarritt College
Nashville
Tenn
University of San Jose
Costa Rica
Pfeiffer Memorial Hospital
Kitty
Klondike Derby Set For February At Zanders Lake
The Klondike Derby, a Boy Scout event held previously, is scheduled for February 10 at Zanders Lake. Scouts from Valley District navigated sledges between check points despite light snow and concluded with an awards program and refreshments.
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Haseen
Zanders Lake
Soviet Demands Red China Seat at United Nations
UN General Assembly opened debate as Zorin urged seating the Chinese communists in place of Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist regime. He blamed the United States for the stalemate and warned the Peiping regime could crush Chiang by force with support from other Communist countries. He called for ending American occupation of Taiwan to remove the Nationalist clique.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Tawan
Chiang Kai-shek
Draft Chief Defends GI's Right To Gripe ArrRarium
Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey director of selective service defends GI grievances saying soldiers have an inherent right to gripe The remarks followed complaints by National Guardsmen and reservists about conditions at Ft Lewis He noted some units work two hours weekly for one day’s pay and the federal government expects timely reporting.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Hershey
Madison Masons Mourn Melvin Diemer Dies at 74
Melvin E. Diemer 74 of Dakota Illinois died Wednesday in Madison Wisconsin. Services at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Frautschi Funeral Home Madison with Rev A T Wallace officiating and a commandery escort. Burial Forest Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Florence and brother Ernest Dakota Ill. Diemer a 33rd degree Mason and pioneer photographer connected with Forest Products Laboratory and University of Wisconsin. He earned a chemistry PhD in 1911 and traveled to 48 states and twice around the world with his wife.
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Melvin E. Diemer
Dakota
Ill
Madison
Frautschi
Speedway
A. T. Wallace
Forest Hill Cemetery
Diemer
Wisconsin
England
Forest Products Laboratory
University of Wisconsin
Forest Products
New York
Chicago
Florence
Ernest
Zeus anti missile system fires all three rocket motors
In White Sands Missile Range New Mexico the Army conducted the first full ignition of all three Nike Zeus rocket motors. The third stage reaction motor fired as planned guiding and propelling the warhead. The Zeus main propulsion system has been previously fired successfully in tests.
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White Canvoy Missile
N.M
Bank Teller Faints During Robbery Note Incident
Patricia Norton a 20 year old teller at Bank of America's 83rd Avenue branch fainted after a robber handed her a holdup note on Thursday. Other employees found the note and the suspect had already fled, leaving the staff shaken by the encounter.
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Jakland
Vali
Bank of America
83Rd Avenue
Patricia Norton
Wisconsin Power and Light pays $4.316 million tax to state
Wisconsin Power and Light Co paid about a third of its 1961 taxes with a 4,316,038.93 dollar check to the state treasurer in Madison. The property tax is allocated to 616 municipalities and 34 counties where WPL operates, with 65 percent to locals, 20 percent to counties, and 15 percent to the state. Total 1961 tax bill for local, state and federal taxes expected at about 12.291 million.
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Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Madison
WPL
Swiss Wrestling Opens at Turner Hall This Afternoon
The Foreign Type Cheesemakers Association hosts a two crown Swiss wrestling event at Turner Hall starting at 2 p.m. Tomorrow features finals, with Miss Sandra Kay Burgi queen at the Cheesemakers Ball. Roger Bright and his Polka Jacks provide music as Hans Jaeggi defends heavyweight and Gary Lehr lightweight titles. two new divisions were added last year.
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Turner Hall
Sandra Kay Burgi
Roger Bright
Hans Jaeggi
Gary Lehr
Burgi
Stock Prices Rally In Late Trading Amid Gains
The stock market moved upward late this afternoon as gains spread across selected issues. Trading picked up with prices firming after a choppy morning. Steel issues led the advance with Lukens up more than two, and U S Steel and Republic around a point.
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Jkn
Lukens
U.S. Steel
Republic
Santo Domingo Shooting Sparks Violence as Strike Rages
In the Dominican Republic capital, troops opened fire on demonstrators seeking President Balaguer's ouster, wounding three women and a boy. a man was reported killed. The crisis deepened as the National Civic Union defied a military summons to end a four day strike and threatened military domination, while Civic Union leader Fiallo called for restraint.
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Dantu Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguera
National Civic Union
Balaguer
Illo
Civic Union
Fiallo
Firemen Plan School At Fairgrounds Again
The Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen's Association set Sept. 9 1962 for the Fall Fire School at the Green County Fairgrounds Monroe. Officers also announced the spring convention will be held in Belleville on Sunday May 6.
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Southern
Wisconsin and
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Green County Fairgrounds
Monroe
Belleville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peece
William W. Whitmar
Argyle
Leslie M. Schwitz
14Th Street
14Th Avenue
11Th Street
Bolivia
Mission Hospital
Catherine Rockey
Red
China
American Legion Club
Turner Hall Club
Goetz
Federico FeLuni
LA Dolce
VITA
Dan Astor Reieas
Melvin Diemer
Zeus
Drapery House
Eugene Hotel
Santo Domingo
Fairgrounds
Walter E. Drews
15Th Street
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