Wisconsin Weather and Local Notices December 2 1961
Cloudy and colder for northern areas with light snow flurries in extreme north and east. Central region sees mainly cloudy skies. Monroe zone reports highs 35 to 42 and lows 31 to 36 with notes of recent temperature highs and record highs. Barometer data included. Multiple local speeding fines and obituaries listed for residents of Monroe, Janesville, Platteville, Milwaukee, Beloit, Orangeville and surrounding towns, with brief notices of births and familes events Dec 1.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
St Clare Hospital Records Event List and Dismissals
A historical clipping lists St. Clare Hospital entries including Walter Kubly Route 4 and Raymond Arthur Schroeder Brodhead for accident notes, surgical and tonsillectomy cases with names such as Roger Dale Henningsen Albany and Mrs. Charles Mc Ginnis Darlington, plus a long dismissal roster of patients and relatives.
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Walter Kubly
Route 4
Raymond Arthur Schroeder
Brodhead
Roger Dale Henningsen
Albany
Roscoe Smith
8Th Street
Mary Walters
Route 1
Steven Emberson
Argyle
Richard Gill
Shullsburg
Albert Thompson
South Wayne
Harlan H. Rinehardt
Monticello
John] Klacher
New Glarus Surgical
Charles McGinnis
Darlington
Charles H. Hawkins
Jacob C. Hefty
Donald E. Kohl
Arthur Nienhuis
Jacob Freitag
Gary Lee Stauffer
M. William Bronson
William Heinzelman
Ruth Welch
Harry McGowan
Harold W. Rogers
Becky Jean Stevens
Caroline Ingwell
Myron Wahl
St. Clare Hospital
Roderick Lumber Co
Atlas Polaris Test Shots Score Success
Atlas and Polaris scored significant test successes Friday. The Polaris A2 model flew from a land pad covering over 1,000 miles while transmitting data on warhead component performance. The Atlas reached 5,000 miles to its target in a second intercontinental range test. both programs aim for 1962 operational status.
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Atlas
Polaris
America
Cape Canaveral
Funeral Services for Henry Walder Held in Monroe
Funeral services for Henry Walder 61 maintenance man at Montgomery Ward were held at 2 p m in Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm of St John s United Church of Christ presiding Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were nephews including Robert Walder Brodhead Robert Stoller Mazo manie Herbert Baumgartner Ernest Salathe Monroe William Baumgartner Oregon and Harry Salathe Darlington Also noted Gerald Wickus Monroe city engineer attended a UW Extension civil engineering refresher course on campus with about 30 engineers participating
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Henry Walder
Montgomery Ward and Co
St. Clare Hospital
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s
Robert Walder
Brodhead
Robert Stoller
Mazomanie
Herbert Baumgartner
Ernest Salathe
Monroe
William Baumgartner
Oregon
Harry Salathe
Darlington
Gerald Wickus
Monroe City
University of Wisconsin
Engineering Institutes of
UW Extension
Mrs. Johanna Knudstad Dies At 96 In Milwaukee
Mrs. Johanna Sophia Knudstad 96 a former Argyle resident died Thursday in a Milwaukee convalescent home where she had lived with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bergitta Wilson for two years Born in Norway June 26 1865 she came to the United States as a child and farmed near Argyle before moving to the village Survivors include daughter Margaret Davis Richland Center another daughter Ruth Stewart Salem a son Amos St Louis and a late husband John Knudstad She was preceded in death by a daughter Nora Wilson two siblings and a brother Services will be held at 230 pm tomorrow Erickson funeral home Argyle Rev Emil Martinson will officiate Burial will be Woodlawn cemetery Argyle Friends may call after 7 pm tonight.
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Johanna
Jennie) Sophia Knudstad
Argyle
Bergitta Wilson
North 97Th Street
Milwaukee
Norway
Knudstad
Abraham
Carl Pederson Ronnerud
Woodford
Gratiot
John Knudstad
Argyle Lutheran Church
Wilson
Amos
St. Louis
Margaret Davis
Richland Center
Ruth Stewart
Salem
Nora Wilson
Peter
Mary
Erickson Funeral Home
Emil Martinson
Woodlawn
Freder Mann Beckmann Named Scout Executive for S U Grant Council
Freder Mann Beckmann of Bay City Michigan was selected as council Scout executive for the U S Grant Council starting January 1. He will succeed Roy R Butler who has led the council since 1955 and will move to the Game Haven area council in Rochester Minnesota.
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U. S. Grant Council
Boy Scouts of America
Fredermann
Bay City
Mich
Roy R. Butler
Butler
Asume
Gamehaven Area Council
Rochester
Minn
Beckmann
Saginaw
Lederman son named Dennis Charles at St Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Charles Lederman Route 2 Brodhead named their newborn Dennis Charles born Nov 30 at St Clare hospital weighing unknown details. Dennis has a brother Wayne Edwin age 25 years. Grandparents listed with family names and addresses in Brodhead and Monroe notable relatives.
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Lederman
Charles E. Lederman
Route 2
Brodhead
Dennis Charles
St. Clare Hospital
Dennis
Wayne Edwin
Lela Ludwig
Chester Lawig
21St* Avenue
Walter Lederman
John Loeffel
9Th Street
Andrew Schwartzlow
Daniel Leo
Leo F. von Moos
10Th Street
Daniel
Cynthia
von Moos
Lois Frenzel
Paul L. Frenzel
Monroe
Leo von Moos Sr
Personal mentions and social notices in Monroe Evening Times
Mrs Lena Spaeni travels to Madison with daughters Mrs Herman Duerst and Miss Edna Spaeni for several days. Christmas cards offered at 25 per box with name printed if desired. Mr and Mrs Roy Sellow and Shirley visit son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Foesch at 1330% 16th street. Julius Friedrich returns from Freeport after visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Rhynders. Browntown Methodist church bazaar and luncheon Tuesday Dec 5 at 2 pm Adults $1 Children 50c. Carl Foesch and William Foesch pick up brother David Foesch on leave from Navy at O'Hare Field. He is stationed at San Diego California.
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Lena Spaeni
Madison
Herman Duerst
Edna Spaeni
Monroe
Adv
Roy Sellow
Shirley
Route 2
William Foesch
16Th Street
Julius Friedrich
Freeport
Robert Rhynders
Browntown Methodist Church
Carl Foesch
O'Hare Field
David Foesch
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Mrs Theiler 86. longtime Monroe resident dies
Anna Theiler 86 formerly of Adams and Washington townships died at the Masonic Home in Dousman after moving from Monroe. Survived by son Robert, two brothers, a sister, and other relatives. Services and arrangements pending at Shriner Neushwander funeral home.
Heisman Winner Picked by Buffalo in AFL Draft
Ernie Davis of Syracuse, the Heisman Trophy winner, was drafted by Buffalo in the AFL draft, triggering a protest from New York general manager Steve Sebo. The secret draft, voided by Commissioner Joe Foss as conflicting with college coaches, was ruled not in effect and the draft proceeded. Oakland took Roman Gabriel, Denver picked Merlin Olsen, and Dallas selected Ronnie Bull.
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Dallas
Tex.s
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Buffalo
Davis
AFL
Joe Foss
New York
Steve Sebo
Walter Kubly Injured in Corn Picker Mishap
Walter Kubly, 47, of Route 4, was injured in a corn picker incident and admitted to St. Clare's Hospital at 5 20.
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Walter Kubly
Route 4
St. Clare’ Hospital
Resumes ties with Soviet bloc nations in Congo
The Congolese government resumed diplomatic relations today with the Soviet Union, Poland, and Czechoslovakia. Charge d affaires of the three Communist missions presented their formal credentials to the foreign ministry, marking a renewal of formal ties.
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Leopoldville
Congo
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Foreign Ministry
Schadeberg Attacks Critics of German Rally Trip
Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg Burlington attacks critics over his trip to Germany saying opponents seek to brand him a neo Nazi for addressing 30 000 Germans at the Sudeten German rally. He notes he was among four congressmen chosen by Francis Walter to travel, funded by the West German government. The State Department said the rally party was not Nazi and Bonn fully recognizes it.
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Van
Sachen
Henry C. Schadeberg
Burlington
Germany
Schadeberg
Francis Walter
D- Pa
House un-American Activities Committee
State Department
Bonn
Earth Moving Starts to Extend North Parking Lot
City work begins to extend the 800 block north parking lot between 16th and 17th avenues by removing earth from the former Elmer property. No winter blacktop planned. The Elmer brick house must be torn down and the Jenny property house must be moved before work starts. Bids close at 5 pm Thursday and the house move deadline is February 1.
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Wken
16Th
17Th Avenues
Elmer
Orville R. Evans
Roger Elmer
Jenny
Over Counter Stock Quotes and Auto Club Meeting
Quotations on active over-the-counter stocks this past week were supplied by Loews and Co. Monroe office. The Yester-Year Auto Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Mrs. John Schindler home, with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baltzer hosting.
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Monroe
Loews and Co., Inc
Auto Club
John Schindler
Ralph Baltzer
Soviet Now Jails Tourists as Spies
Soviet military courts have jailed several Western tourists for espionage since September, with sentences ranging from eight to thirteen years. Americans, Dutch, and German travelers have been prisoned near Moscow and Vladivostok areas for alleged spying, while some were previously expelled for photographing sensitive sites.
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Moscow
Soviet
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
Vladmir
Lou de Jaer
Evert Reydon
Peter Sonntag
Walter Naumann
United States
Adolf Werner
Marvin William Makinen
Chassel
Mich
Uzhgorod
Czechoslovakia
Carpathian Mountains
Chernovtsy
Romania
Monticello Tax Remains at 32 Dollars
Monticello keeps total tax rate at 32 dollars after村 budget balance. Village rate rises from 5.08 to 8.34, county drops 10.38 to 8.67, school falls 16.38 to 14.78, state stays 0.21. Village assessment 3,423,812, down 7,113 from last year. Board establishes office of municipal justice and adds delinquent curb and gutter assessments to property taxes. Natural gas proposal discussed by Bill Mossman and Edward Quade. Civil Defense director John Schmid reports.
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Monticello
Times
Office of Municipal Justice
Justice of Peace
D. L
Bill) Mossman
Monroe
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Edward Quade
John Schmid
Civil Defense
Lost Act Sparks Unclear Logic in Missing Performance
A terse local note laments a vanished act or event, framing the loss as a logical paradox. The piece hints at an audience, venue, and time but provides few concrete names or dates beyond the core idea of a disappeared performance.
Round Grove Homemakers meet for cooking lesson and party
The Round Grove Homemakers Club met at the Mrs Robert Babler home to hear a lesson on cooking meat by Mrs. Arthur A. Benkett and Mrs. Sam Waelti. Plans were made for a Christmas party on Wednesday December 13 in the Swiss Wheel with Mrs. Walter Wyss and Mrs. Henry E. Babler arranging. An exchange of gifts will be held.
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Round Grove
Arthur A. Benkett
Sam Waelti
Round Grove Homemakers Club
Robert Babler
Walter Wyss
Henry E. Babler
Bank Interest Limit Boosted
The nations 13 000 commercial banks may offer savers 4 percent interest on 93 billion dollars of deposits starting January 1 The 4 percent limit replaces the prior 3 percent cap in effect five years Banks can opt to pay higher rates to stay competitive with savings and loan associations and to keep funds in the United States to aid the balance of payments The action grants permission rather than mandating higher rates.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Savings and Loan Associations
United States
U.S
Browntown Social Notes From Theda Mau
A series of Monroe area social items lists guests and visits. Families including DeVoe, Wampfler, Zimmermann, VanMeter, Rood, Lauper, and Fettler host dinners and attend church events. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or miss school due to illness while others attend funerals and shop in Monroe.
Nike Zeus Gets Go Ahead Signal for Production
Defense officials plan to ask Congress for funding to tool up for Nike Zeus production and radar component manufacture. Army cites test successes and Soviet anti missile program pressure as factors. Estimated costs range from 8 to 15 billion to defend major centers and bases.
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Nike-Zeus
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
Army
Pentagon
United States
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
U.S
UW Students Fined In Food Shop Fracas
Three University of Wisconsin students including Leo Svitovsky a football tackle were fined 50 dollars each in Superior Court after a disturbance in a Madison area food store. Svitovsky pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct while Gordon Eisendrath and Jack Miller 19 also pleaded guilty to petty theft. Police claimed the trio attempted shoplifting and an altercation occurred when workers attempted to detain them and called police. The students said the incident stemmed from a fraternity joke and that staff declined their offer to pay.
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Madison
Uiversity of Wisconsin
Leo Svitovsky
Gordon R. Eisendrath
Jack Miller
Service News From Aboard Carrier And Navy Units
Arthur J. Luthi, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Luthi, serves with Attack Squadron 66 aboard USS Intrepid in the Mediterranean with Sixth Fleet visiting ports in Corfu Rhodes Athens and regions in Italy France and Spain. The unit plans to return to Oceana Naval Air Station Virginia Beach next spring. Hazel t ine on Cruise First Western Pacific Cruise Okkla City radioman second class John E Hazeltine son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Hazeltine of Judo promoted aboard USS Oklahoma City Long Beach California scheduled to leave yesterday for its first Western Pacific cruise since commissioning. Sigafus participated in Exercise Main Barge with 8th Infantry Division in central Germany. He served as assistant machine gunner in Co B 905th Infantry, Mainz, formerly Ft. Campbell Kentucky, arrived overseas in June. Sigafus is a 1959 graduate of South Wayne High School.
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New Glarus
Arthur J. Luthi
USN
John Luthi
Attack Squadron 66
Intrepid
Mediterranean
Sixth Fleet
Corfu
Rhodes
Athens
Greece
Italy
France
Spain
Oceana Naval Air Station
Virginia Beach
Sey Syn x. Ougatus
Harry C. Sigafus
9Th Street
8Th Infantry Division
Germany
Sigafus
8Th
905Th Infantry
Mainz
Ft. Campbell
Sigalus
South Wayne High School
Hazeltine
John E. Hazeltine
Oklahoma City
Long Beach
Calif
Frank E. Hazeltine
Mayer Jr. Graduates From Navy Aviation School
Kenneth M. Mayer Jr., airman apprentice in the U S Navy, completed a two week Aviation Familiarization course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth M Mayer Route 4.
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Mayer
Kenneth M. Mayer Jr
USN
Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Kenneth M. Mayer
Route 4
Zweifel Transferred for Six Months Training
Pvt. Carl G. Zweifel has been transferred from Ft. Lewis Washington to Ft. Ord California for six months training. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Zweifel of Juda. His address is Pvt Carl G Zweifel NG 27 929 492 Co D 9th BG 3rd Brigade 3rd Platoon Ft Ord California.
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Zweifel
Carl G. Zweifel
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Ft. Ord
Calif
Henry Zweifel
Juda
Takes Second Honors at Wayland Academy Beaver Dam
Martha Karlen daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Karlen Winslow ranked second on the top honor roll at Wayland Academy Beaver Dam where she is a sophomore.
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Martha Karlen
Frederick Karlen
Winslow
Wayland Academy
Beaver Dam
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U.S.A. Childress
Tex
Cut Bank
Mont
Marvin J. Marty
Harold G. Disch
Anna Theiler
Dousman
Eva Darling
Janesville
John A. Hillemeyer
Fred Bertram
Platteville
Johanna Sophia Knudstad
Leonard Wallmer
Orangeville
Donald Steininger
Beloit
Bam
F.L. Beckmann Scout Executive
Marlene Dietrich
McCall Corp
Dietrich
McCall's
Green County
Masonic
Shriner-Neushwander
Robert
Ontario
Theiler
Anna Wild
Hilarius
Barbara Zweifel Wild
Adams Township
Robert E. Theiler
Washington Township
Fred Wild
Barbara Kiassy
Herman
First National Bank
Elizabeth Hahlen
John Wild
Redfield
Margaret Streiff
Eugene Hotel
Anhauser-Busch
Arlans Sot Badger Forthland
Con
Water Power ' ‘& Bradd
St. el
Interstate Bakers
Rockover Bros. Donnelley
Weyer S. Servateria
Wisconsin Paper
Federico Fellini
Rome
Fellini
Goetz
News of the Homemakers
Browntown
Mrs
Theda Mau
Lada DeVoe
Messrs
Mmes
Ivan Wampfler
Rockford
Ira DeVoe
Duane
Lena
Elwin DeVoe
Richard Saunders
Sheldon DeVoe
Herbert’ Soddy
Edwin Zimmerman
Park Falls
Emma Martin
Julia Pickett
Mid VanMeter
Theda May
Ida Tomlinson
Woodford Methodist Church
Mary Blodgett
W. G. Mall
Henry VanMeter
Willis VanMeter
VanMeters
Lizzie Rood
Victor Rood
William Lauper
Lucretia Rood
Ward Merritt
Lee VanMeter
Macie Ross
William Keller
Ruth Flannery
Nancy Hirsch
Mike Sc 1Ffacher
Roger Schumacher
Fred Feichter
W. G. Mau
Robert Huffman
Huffmans
Mau
Bosley Crowther
Paris
Michel Aubriant
Paris Presse
London
Felix Barker
Evening News
ASTOR
Federico Felling
Boston
Eliini
Stooges Ateeneee
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