Wisconsin Weather Outlook and US Extremes Report
Daily Record reports variable cloudiness across Wisconsin with snow possible in the south and southeast by morning. Weekend forecast shows continued clouds and cold with snow likely, plus temperatures from single digits to the low thirties regionally. It notes the warmest US location at Homestead Air Force Base Florida and the coldest at Bemidji Minnesota, with sunrise around 7.
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Wisconsin
Port
Monroe
USA
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Bemidji
Minn
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe and New Glarus Areas
Sierman J Schmitz transfers to Armur F Roethe Lot 6 in Schmitz's First Subdivision Monroe. Lowell Ackermann and others transfer 170 acres to Melvin Ackermann in Monroe Township. Robert Bauman sells 1.5 acres between Mechanic Street and Sugar River Albany. New Glarus Industrial Development Corp transfers part of Outlet 30 to Cloyance Hoesly. Edna Reed and Dorothy Holsinger transfer part of It 26 Lybrand's Donation Monroe. Frieda Luchsinger sells 40 ft of Lot 4 and 40 ft of It 6 Zimmerman's Addition Monticello to Fred Gempeler. Gempeler then transfers 40 ft of It 4 and 40 ft of It 6 Zimmerman's Addition Monticello to Ronald Larsen.
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Sierman J. Schmitz
Armur F. Roethe
Schmitz
Monroe
Lowell Ackermann
Edna Reed
Dorothy Holsinger
Raymond J. Myers
Lybrand
State Traffic Court Docket Listings in Wisconsin
County Court Judge Marshall L Peterson Hillard and Dunwiddie Juda no authority $1 and costs. McMorran Shullsburg no registration $10 and costs improper use of plates $10 and costs. R H Fulton Co Monroe Wisconsin registration forfeited $15. Arnold F Lawson Freeport speeding nighttime forfeited $25. Herbert A Blaser New Glarus speeding nighttime forfeited $15. Tunes T Tholacker Montello over-length forfeited $55. State
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Marshall L. Peterson Hillard
Dunwiddie
Juda
McMorran
Shullsburg
R. H. Fulton and Co
Monroe
Wisconsin
Arnold F. Lawson
Freeport
Herbert A. Blaser
New Glarus
T. Tholacker
Montello
Marriage Licenses for Lampa and Schulz in Wisconsin
Charles Edward Lampa of Evansville and Linda Lou Schulz of Exeter Township Green County applied for marriage licenses in Janesville.
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Charles Edward Lampa
Evansville
Linda Lou Schulz
Exeter Township
Green County
Janesville
Deaths and births compiled for area residents
Death notices list Alvin Allie Wheeler of Brodhead 7 Herbert E Heller 68 of Janesville Robert Dale Gates 33 of Byron Linita A Carr 66 of Madison Lyle M Mathewson 60 of Beloit Births include a Bruce Penniston Argyle son born Dec 7 Ivan Peterson Be 16th avenue daughter born Dec Oliver Hannah Verona daughter born Dec 7 Ronald Kubly Brodhead daughter born Dec 8
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Alvin
Allie) Wheeler
Brodhead
Herbert E. Heller
Janesville
Robert Dale Gates
Byron
Linita A. Carr
Madi
Son
Lyle M. Mathewson
Beloit
Bruce Penniston
Argyle
Ivan Peterson
16Th Avenue
Oliver Hannah
Verona
Ronald Kubly
Helen
Hopkins
Albany
Harley Gapen
12Th Avenue
Olie Bratrud
Gregory Hendrickson
Gregory Syse
Blanchardville
Bernard Hartwig
Juda
Russell Hall
Arnold Schober
Everette Fuller
Walter Kubly
Arthur Spoerry Sr
Paul Elsner
Daniel O'Rourke
Frank Elms
Roy Deakns
Howard LaComb
Ronald Trickle
Robert Steinmetz
Robert Walanton
Charles Johnson
Joe Warner
Beloit man Lyle Mathewson dies at 60
Lyle M. Mathewson of Beloit, born Sept 27 1901 in Green County, died Wednesday. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Plymouth Methodist Church with Rev. Arthur Prust. burial in Plymouth Cemetery. Visitation at Schoenfield Funeral Home tonight and at the church from noon until time of service. Survivors include his wife Mary, five sons Raymond Richard Roland Le Roy and Charles, two daughters Edith Heideman and Elaine Nelson, eight grandchildren. He was survived by several siblings and his parents preceded him in death.
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Lyle M. Mathewson
Green County
Beloit
Plymouth Methodist Church
Arthur Prust
Plymouth
Schoenfield
Mr. Mathewson
Matt and
Lettie Swain Mathewson
Mary Borkenhagen
Rockford
Yates-American
Raymond
Richard
Roland
le Roy
Clinton
Charles
Edith Heideman
Elaine Nelson
Tax relief proposals outlined for 1961 earnings and property
The plan calls for forgiving 65 percent of state income taxes on 1961 earnings, a $3 rise in personal exemptions to $10, elimination of the 1962 surtax, a 50 percent cut in personal property taxes on inventories and livestock, and $50 million in real property tax relief.
Funeral Services for Herman Portman Held in Area
Funeral services for Herman Portman, lifelong area resident, were held at 1 30 PM at Shriner Neushwald er funeral home with Rev. Paul H Olm officiating. Mrs Clarence Seaton played organ music. pallbearers were William Rothenbuehler David Inder gand Herbert W Becker Alfred Waelchli Alex Bandi and Andrew Bueiler. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery.
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Herman Portman
Shriner-Neushwander
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Clarence Seaton
William Rothenbuehler
David Indergand
Herbert W. Becker
Alfred Waelchli
Alex Bandi
Andrew Bueiler
Greenwood Cemetery
Community Notes and Local Visits Across Towns
The Kenneth Gordon family moved from Darlington to Platteville, Mrs. Albert Erickson returned home to Blanchardville after three weeks in Ottawa Illinois, a bake sale and bazaar at Universalist church is set for December 9 at 9 a.m. Howard Olsen Jr. visits from Loras College with guests Tom Quan and John Ryan. Christmas cards offered at 25 per box with name imprinting. Mrs. F L Wellman hosts Rio Piedras Puerto Rico visit with C G U Re n family. Calvin Homan from Chicago spends weekend at the U Ren home. Mrs Roger L Martin and son Dennis join Mrs James Erickson as they fly to Olympia Washington amid 32nd Division duties at Ft Lewis.
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Kenneth Gordon
Platteville
Darlington
Albert Erickson
Blanchardville
Ottawa
Universalist Church
Howard Olsen Jr
Loras College
Dubuque
Tom Quan
Chicago
John Ryan
Des Moines
Roger L. Martin
Dennis
James A’ Erickson
Olympia
Wash
Boston Harbor
32Nd Division
Ft. Lewis
Dividend by Frito Lay Declares Record Year Dividend
Frito Lay Inc reports fiscal year ending Aug 26 with earnings of 4,678,931 on sales of 127,447,421. A 12 percent cash dividend per share is payable Jan 2 to holders of record Dec 15. Earnings per share reach 1.12 from 0.98. The firm, with 4,179,564 shares, lists 9,000 stockholders, 48 plants, and growing interests in Canada and West Germany. Directors met at the Chamblee Georgia plant to declare the dividend.
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Frito-Lay, Inc
John D Williams
Herman W
Chamblee
Canada
West Germany
Stain tips for alcohol spills at holiday gatherings
Entering the holiday party season, this guide offers stain removal steps for fresh and older alcohol spills. Fresh stains respond to a cool-water soak and laundering. Older stains benefit from a soak in a bleach bead solution with a bit of detergent before washing.
Indicted Judge Claims Frameup In Court Fixing Case
New York state Supreme Court Justice J. Vincent Keogh and four others, including Elliot Kahaher and Anthony Ducks Corallo, were indicted on charges of conspiring to fix a federal criminal case for 35000. Keogh claimed Erdman acted as a professional fixer and said the accusation is untrue.
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New York
Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keogh
U.S
Erdman
Keogh
Wind tosses construction forms injures none in Brodhead crash
At 8 30 a m a Janesville Construction Co truck driver Thomas J Butters says high winds hurled forms from the truck onto the car driven by Omer C Hawkins Route 2 Brodhead causing damage to a left headlight and bumper while minor damage was done to the forms.
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Walyeoveriny
Janesville Construction Co
Omer C. Hawkins
Route 2
Brodhead
Thomas J. Butters
Janesville
Hawkins
Stocks Edge Higher In Irregular Market Trade
Irregular trading this afternoon produced selective gains with fractions to a point increases among key stocks. Du Pont led the advance with a rise of more than four points while American Telephone rose over a point and Standard Oil of New Jersey posted a fractional gain, helping the averages despite mixed results.
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du Pont
American Telephone
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Wallace fire saves records of Wallace poultry breeding
Fire at Henry A. Wallace's farm in South Salem New York destroyed a poultry barn but spared 15 years of breeding records. The incident occurred Thursday and centers on Wallace's long standing experiments in chicken genetics and breeding.
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New York
Rockefeller Center
mid-Manhattan
Wallace
Salem
N. Y
Henry A. Wallace
Mrs H T Saether Undergoes Major Surgery in Rochester
Mrs H T Pearl Saether of Blanchardville underwent major surgery at St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minnesota last week. The Saether family has run the local Blanchardville funeral home and furniture store for 50 years. Mr Saether remains in Rochester with his wife.
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H. T
Pearl) Saether
Blanchardville
Rochester
Saethers
Saether
St. Mary's Hospital
Minn
Wrist fracture for Mrs Nellie Zweifel after a fall
Mrs Nellie Zweifel suffered a fracture of both bones in the right wrist when she fell at her home while washing windows. The accident occurred Wednesday. no further injuries reported.
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Monticello
Nellie Zweifel
Clergy Conference Planned Travel to Lac du Flambeau
Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw of Monroe Rev. J. Laing Burns of Madison and Rev. Robert Raymond of Waukesha will travel to Lac du Flambeau on Sunday to represent the group.
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Gerritt E. Mouw
Monroe
J. Laing Burns
Madison
Robert Raymond
Waukesha
Lac’ du Flambeau
Church and Society Committee to Meet in Wisconsin
The United Presbyterian Church in the Synod of Wisconsin will hold a conference with Chippewa Presbytery representatives. A study will examine community problems and the economically depressed region of northwestern Wisconsin.
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Church and Society
United Presbyterian Church
Synod of Wisconsin
Chippewa Presbytery
Wisconsin
Smith Masons Elect Matzke as Worshipful Master
Russell Matzke of Juda was elected worshipful master of the Smith Masonic Lodge at a last night meeting in the Masonic Temple. He succeeds Mayor Orville E. Evans. Other officers named include Walter B kum senior warden William F. Hawthorne for warden Stewart P. Kingston secretary and Nat G. Preston treasurer. Dr Lewis A. Moore was reelected trustee for three years Past Masters night drew 22 past masters. Harry H Hoyman of the Freeport Masonic Speakers Bureau was the guest speaker on Where Do We Go From Here Lunch hosted by William Park Ralph Fitzgerald Fred Kubly and Norman L Rasmussen.
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Russell Matzke
Smith Masonic Lodge
Masonic Temple
Matzke
Orville E. Evans
Walter B.kum
William F. Hawthorne
Stewart P. Kingston
Nat G. Preston
Lewis A. Moore
Harry H. Hoyman
Masonic Speaker's Bureau of
Freeport
William Park
Ralph Fitzgerald
Fred Kubly
Norman L. Rasmussen
Archbishop Keough Dies in Baltimore
Most Rev Francis Patrick Keough archbishop of the Baltimore Catholic Diocese has died. He was near 71 and would have turned 71 on December 30.
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Baltimore
Francis Patrick Keough
Atlas launches second ICBM from Vandenberg within eight days
The Air Force reported the second successful Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California in eight days. The event underscores ongoing ICBM testing and strategic capabilities.
Linita Carr 66 Monroe Nurse Dies After Coronary Fate
Linita A. Carr 66, longtime Monroe resident and registered nurse, died at 5 10 p.m. yesterday in Madison General Hospital following a month after a coronary occlusion. She served as superintendent of student nurses at Mary Thompson Hospital in Chicago and was the daughter of George J. and Hannah Carr, born July 27 1895 in Dundee Alabama. The Carr family moved to Monroe in 1902 and her father later became superintendent at Borden plant. She is survived by a niece in Columbus and two brothers, both deceased. The obituary notes her father’s Borden employment and the family’s long links to the Monroe area.
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Linita A. Carr
Madison
Monroe
General Hospital
Miss Carr
Borden
Mary Thompson Hospital
Chicago
George J
Hannah Cole Carr
Dundee
Borden's
Newport
N. Y
Linita
Carr
R. Stokes Randall
Columbus
Verna May Carr
L. G. Foster
Glen
Gale
Monroe High School
Outstanding basketball team of 1919 20
Services for Miss Carr will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Friends may call after 7 tonight. Rev. Jesse Dom of the Universalist church will officiate.
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Miss Carr
Shriner- Neushwander Funeral Home
Jesse Dom
The
Universalist Church
Okays Record Outlay Moscow
The Soviet Parliament unanimously approved a record 1962 budget of more than 81 billion rubles. It gave Premier Khrushchev more money than he asked to run the country.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Smart Yule Idea for Gift Wrapped Silk Cartons
A festive Christmas craft suggests covering empty silk cartons with gift wrappings to create special containers for pine branches and flowers. This affordable decorating idea emphasizes reuse and seasonal color and can be customized with ribbons and bows.
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Robert Meythaler
Eileen Rhead
Lyle Mathewson
Bauman Kitchen & Giet Center
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Parkwood
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
18Th Avenue
Frito-Lay
Driver
York
Markie
Mark
Cologne
Inustan
Ferron's
Henry Germann
12Th Street
14Th Avenue
August Burgi
Shrine Club
Shrine Hospitals
Santa Claus
Russell W. West
Smith Masons
Sky-Vu
Goetz
Fadit
Spencer Rank Tragy
Up Sinatra
Ummit
Aiakazam
Monroe Construction Company
Simmons
Monroe Construction Co
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