Weather forecast for Wisconsin southeast and extreme south
Hazardous driving warnings issued for southeast and extreme south portions this evening. Snow accumulations of 3 to 4 inches are expected in the southeast and extreme south. Tonight turns colder with lows from zero to 10 below in the northwest and 10 to 15 below in the extreme south. Partly cloudy skies expected elsewhere then partly cloudy and colder Thursday with highs around 10 in the northwest to the low 20s in the extreme southeast.
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Wisconsin
Weather Summary From Local Station
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high reached 25 and low 20. A year ago on this date highs were 26 and lows 11. Snow totaling one inch fell since yesterday. Barometer stood at 29.98 at 1 a.m. and 29.97 at 1 p.m. Yu ma Arizona recorded the warmest 76 while Devils Lake North Dakota was the coldest at 15. Sunrise was 7 19 and sunset 4 20.
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U.S.A
Yuma
Ariz
Devils Lake
N.D
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Monroe and Brodhead Areas
Nellie C. Larson transfers It 127 Railroad Add No 2 Monroe to Adolph Schild. Edward D. McQuillin Estate Otto Anderege and others transfer It 3 and north half It 2 block 1 Duerst Add New Glarus to Hofmann's Wilhelm Tell Inc. City of Monroe transfers land It 1 block 4 Emerson and Moulton Add to Kerr Mc Gee Oil Industries Inc. Clinton and Co Add It 1 block 4 Monroe. Charles H Scrivens et al transfer tract in Clinton and Co Add to Francis Sutherland Gombar Jr. Grace M Schwartzlew transfers It 6 block 23 Brodhead Add to Lester M Wrolstad in Brodhead Mon roe.
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Nellie C. Larson
Adolph Schild
City of Monroe
Edward D. McQuillin
Otto Anderege
Hofmann
Wilhelm Tell, Inc
Duerst
New Glarus
City of
Monroe
Kerr McGee Oil Industries, Inc
Oklahoma Corporation
Emerson and Moulton’s
Charles H. Scrivens
Francis Sutherland Gombar Jr
Clinton and Co
City of Brodhead
Grace M. Schwartzlew
Lester M. Wrolstad
Brodhead
Will of Buchschacher probate names executor widow Nina
The will of F L Buchschach er who died Oct 30 is admitted to probate with widow Nina B as executor. Dated March 25 1964 the will leaves 500 to four children of his wife and distributes the balance among the widow, grandchildren and a son and daughter with specified shares to each.
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F. L. Buchschacher
Nina B
June Powers
Albany
Louis
John Oostdik
Monroe
Marinus Oostdik
Middleton
Gary Buchschacher
Marquette
Mich
Delbert
Ann Arbor
Marie Deininger
Ronald Teehan
Ottawa
Ill
Shirley Dunham
Aurora
Judy Brunner
Route 4
Kenneth Pick
la Crosse
Forfeitures of Albert Jegerlehner for stop sign Violation
Monroe police report Albert Jegerlehner of 1805 17th Avenue facing a stop sign violation forfeiture of $10. The notice records the penalties and the offender's address and jurisdiction.
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Albert Jegerlehner
17Th Avenue
Monroe
Notable Deaths and Notices Across Town
Cecil Clayton Sr. aged 62 from Belmont Amos Phillips age 87 of Freeport and William E. Curtis age 77 from Cuba City are listed among local obituaries and notices.
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Cecil Clayton Sr
Belmont
Amos Phillips
Freeport
William E. Curtis
Cuba City
Births Mr and Mrs Lloyd Camerer Brodhead announce daughter
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Camerer of Brodhead welcome a daughter born December 2.
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Lloyd Camerer
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital Accident and Medical Dossier
A list from St. Clare Hospital shows individuals connected to accident, surgical, medical, and dismissal categories. Names include George Haring Browntown and Lon M Millsat Chicago among surgical cases, with numerous Rockford area residents in medical and dismissal lines.
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George Haring
Browntown
Stanley Nafzger
Lon M. Millsat
Chicago
Glen Siedschlag
Guy Grace
Dixon
Ill
Thomas
Terrill
Beloit
Joseph Fox
Darlington
Ray Edward Miller
9Th Avenue
Margaret Barry
Argyle
Duane Ohlen
Rockford
Joseph Downey
Arthur J. Drissel
Kenosha
Lloyd Adsit
East Troy
George McBride
Joie Coots
Donald Pehl
Gratiot
George Fry
Melvina Peterson
Denise Mahlbuch
Wendy Kay Miller
Herbert Baumgartner
Ronald F. Wise
Minnie Olson
Lena Wahler
Stephen Riesterer
Gertrude Meier
Youth Escapes Injury As Car Strikes Bridge
Keith Helland a 19 year old from Juda escaped injury when his car was forced off the Sugar River bridge on Highways 11 81 by a milk truck that did not stop. Deputies were called at 7 13 am and continue the investigation.
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Keith Helland
Juda
Sugar River
Helland
O Konski to Address 7500 At NFO Convention
Representative Alvin O Konski of Wisconsin is among speakers for the National Farmer Organization convention in Minneapolis where 7500 delegates attend. He will speak during the final sessions Thursday as Secretary Orville Freeman addresses the gathering tonight. Oren Lee Staley, NFO president, is listed in satisfactory condition after an appendectomy and will miss the event. Erhard Pfingsten of Sergeant Bluff Iowa says resumed livestock holding actions are not inevitable and the 30 member board will decide on renewal amid prime convention issues.
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Minneapolis
Alvin O’konski
R-Wis
National Farmer Organization
NFO
O’konski
Orville Freeman
Oren Lee Staley
Staley
Erhard Pfingsten
Sergeant Bluff
Iowa
Pfingsten
Flooding of Ice Rinks Under Way in Monroe
James Mauermann park and recreation director announced that flooding of skating rinks at Lincoln school and Twining Park would begin today. Ice is expected by December 11 or 12 if weather holds. He noted 3,650 people used the Community Center since its Fall opening.
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James Mauermann
Lincoln School
Twining Park
Mauermann
Juda Youth Injured In Wrestling Match
Stanley Nafzger a Juda High School sophomore aged 15 was knocked out in a practice wrestling match yesterday. He was hospitalized overnight at St. Clare and regained consciousness during the trip to Monroe. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Nafzger of Route 1 Juda and was admitted at 5 20 p m yesterday then released this morning.
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Stanley Nafzger
Juda High School
St. Clare
Fred Nafzger
Juda
Monroe
Stanley
Three-Year-Old Undergoes Eye Surgery in City Hospital
Kelly Rae Holcomb, three-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith A Holcomb of 627 18th Avenue, entered St Clare Hospital Monday afternoon and underwent corrective eye surgery yesterday morning.
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Kelly Rae
Keith A. Holcomb
18Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Collision at 8th Street and 22nd Avenue
Robette R. Denny of Route 4 and George E. Bride of Rockford collided at the intersection of 8th street and 22nd avenue. Police investigated the mishap at 2 41 p.m. yesterday.
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Robette R. Denny
Route 4
George E. Bride
Rockford
8Th Street
22Nd Avenue
Nine Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses in November
Nine couples sought marriage licenses at the county clerk Ray E. Kundert's office in November. Two couples provided parents' consent.
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Ray E. Kundert
Lincoln PTA approves tele vision set for Channel 21
A Lincoln school PTA meeting named a committee to buy a television set so students can view Channel 21 the education station. A panel discussion titled Educational Issues was also held.
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Lincoln Pta
Lincoln School Pta
Rustlers Target Walnut Forest Veneer Worth 20000
Government agents report rustlers prowling private forests in search of walnut trees. One tree is believed to yield veneer valued at twenty thousand dollars.
Community notices from local Moose hall to Christmas kits
Local social notes list Women of Moose enrollment at Moose Hall and multiple visits and condolences. American Legion Auxiliary meets December 3 at 8 p.m. Mrs Ruth Bolliger visits in Juda. area families attend funeral in Lake Mills for Paul Noddler. Holiday bake sales at First National Bank Monroe and knit kit offerings at Knit n Purl Shop with hours and contact.
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Women of
Moose
Moose Hall
Ruth Bolliger
Esther Rufer
Juda
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
First National Bank
Edd Ludwig
Monroe
Albert Kuhnke
Clarno
Wesley Grenzow
Paul Noddler
Lake Mills
Green County Association For
Francis Romanowski
Pennsylvania
Presque Isle
Maine
Laube Hardware Liquidates After Long Run in Monroe
Laube Hardware on the West Side of the Square announces its going out of business with a sale starting tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Marion Laube, formerly of Spring Grove Township, owned Kundert Hardware since March 1 1980. Kundert's was among Monroe's oldest stores. The firm first changed hands July 1 1951 when Fred B Marty and his son Lloyd joined. Edwin T and Otto H Kundert began the partnership in 1898 and moved to the present site in 1900.
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Laube
Otto H
Actor Dean Jagger Takes Medical Leave From MGM
Actor Dean Jagger, 61, will take an indefinite medical leave from MGM Studios and suspend his role as the Mister Novak high school principal. A spokesman said he was advised to rest after a recurrent ulcer bothered him.
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Los Angeles
Dean Jagger
MGM Studios
Mister Novak
Jagger
Goldwater Signals Return to Writing as Campaign Wanes
Goldwater, fresh from a Jamaica visit and a Phoenix rest, says he will resume his newspaper column in January and warns he will continue to press party conservatives. He notes 27 million Americans voted for him after his Johnson landslide defeat and suggests conservatives will be heard from. Republican governors meeting in Denver may propose realigning party structure as calls for change escalate.
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Arizona
Jamaica
Phoenix
Johnson
Goldwater
Denver
Burch
Oifn-Al
Chicago
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
GOP
Madisonville Backs 20-Cent Tax for City Revenue
In Madisonville Kentucky the city council announced that 1965 will mark the 11th year without a property or poll tax. A 20 cent per 100 dollars levy on bank and trust company shares was set to fund city operations and the city light and water system.
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Madisonville
Policy committee nominees spark mixed reaction in GOP
The national policy committee proposal drew interest from several senior Republicans. He suggested heads include Gov Robert Smylie of Idaho Sen Thruston B Morton of Kentucky or Rep Robert Taft Jr. of Ohio. Senate Republican leaders showed little enthusiasm for Percy's ideas.
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National Policy Committee
Robert Smylie
Idaho
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Rep
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Senate
Percy
Fire Destroys House On Johnson Property
An vacant house on the Chester Johnson property burned to the ground last night in Argyle. Firemen could not control the blaze. Fire Chief Leo Rossing cited a possible short in a heat tape as the cause. Johnson had used a heat appliance on water pipes to prevent freezing.
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Argyle
Chester Johnson
Johnson
Leo Rossing
Niffenegger Addresses North School PTA on Americanism
Edward Niffenegger spoke at the North School PTA meeting on Americanism. The Monroe High School Folks Art Club performed for attendees, with Del Brandenberg serving as co president and presiding.
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Niffenegger
North School
PTA
Edward Niffenegger
Monroe High School Folks Art Club
del Brandenberg
Knowles Seeks SIC Revenue Cut Amid Budget Talk
Governor elect Warren Knowles urged the State Industrial Commission to trim its budget request for 1965-67 to about 8.1 million in tax funds, down from 29.9 million total, with federal funds and license fees covering the gap. The 1965-67 request is 13 million above the 1963-65 level, and the commission warns of a large financial burden.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
State Industrial Commission
Knowles
Commission
Mathias Schimenz
Rent ads seek quick renters in Monroe Evening Times
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 325-5101, Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe
Monroe council actions update and utility projects detailed
Mayor Ekum notes youths reaching trouble scenes before police in some cases. Council grants Laurie Hardware a going out of business sale license and pays claims of 3668.43. Sets Dec 15 hearing for 20 foot setback on Thunder Creek Boulevard. Transfers 2133 to police fund for two new vehicles. Final payment 338.18 to Monroe Ready Mix for sewer work. Assesses Idle Hour Mansion 3381.75 for sanitary sewer. Approves easement with Milwuukee Road to drain basins near Clark Implement Co. Changes contract with Airport Development Corp to broaden borrowing options and clarifies taxes and insurance on hangars paid from rental fees.
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Ekum
Laurie Hardware
Thunder Creek Boulevard
Monroe
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co
Milwwukee Road
11Th Avenue
Clark Implement Co
Airport Development Corp
Racine Man To Head UW M News Services
Racine, Wisconsin native David R. Cannalte, 30, has been named news service manager at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. A Beloit College graduate, he comes from Manpower Inc. where he served as a public relations assistant. He succeeds David Dean of Shorewood, who accepts a UW project business manager post in Africa with details pending.
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Milwaukee
David R. Cannalte
Racine
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Cannalte
Beloit College
Manpower, Inc
David Dean
Shorewood
University of Wisconsin
Africa
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Ava Gardner
Ece Ball
PALL
Morgan
BALL
Monroe Shoe Store
Don Clark
Racine Man
Uw-M News Services
Harold H. Snively
16Th Ave
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Starmite Il Camera
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