Snowstorm hits Wisconsin with heavy drifting conditions
Wisconsin Weather advisory reports heavy snow and hazardous driving this afternoon and tonight with potential four inch plus accumulations statewide, heavier near Lake Michigan. East to northeast winds 25 to 35 mph, turning colder Sunday, lows from zero to 20s. Monroe zone expects six inches or more with strong winds, causing blowing and dangerous travel. Also notes temperatures, sunrise sunset times, recent precipitation, and local notices including speeding fine and births.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Monroe Zone
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Accidents List Names
A list of patients and surgical cases from St. Clare Hospital includes Eugene Briggs of Albany for a tonsillectomy and multiple accident and surgical patients across several towns. Names span Milwaukee Be loit Brown town Blanchardville New Glarus and others with numerous Mrs titles and addresses.
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Eugene Briggs
Albany
James Domagalski
Milwaukee Medical
Robert D. Moss
Beloit
Ernest Koenig
9Th Street
Merry Binger
Browntown
Emma Hess
8Th Street
Ransom Holmes
16Th Avenue
Alma Norder
Herman Witten
Elwin Rhead
Owen Kelly
Blanchardville
Burton Tiffany
Stockton
Todd Griffiths
Warren
Paul Sass
Route
Ronald Schneider
New Glarus
Milton Disrud
Seminota Graden McNaughton
Raymond Schroeder
John Sh
David Lehr
Richard Gill
William Mable
Walter Rufener
Herman Babler
Anna Jacobs
Arthur R. Landis
Judith K. Legler
Angela S. Bregenzer
Palmer Duerst
Charles
Roscoe Smith
Injured Youth Suffer Gunshot Wounds in Milwaukee
James Domagalski 18, son of Mrs. Edward Skorzewski of Milwaukee, was admitted to St. Clare hospital after a gunshot wound. He underwent emergency surgery and details of the accident were not immediately available.
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James Domagalski
Edward Skorzewski
Milwaukee
St. Clare Hospital
Regents Accept $444,196 in Gifts
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved gifts and grants totaling 444196 dollars including 226051 from federal agencies and 75094 from United States Steel Corp for dairy processing research. Plans for Madison campus construction exceed 10 million in gifts and loans, with bids for a 502000 hydrobiology building and two dorms at 7143000, and initial work on gymnasium and medical library units.
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Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin Board of Regents
Fed
National Science Foundation
Geophysical and Polar Research Center
United States Steel Corp
School of Agriculture
Madison
Godfrey Film Sales and Earnings Rise in 1961
Godfrey Company reports 1961 sales will exceed 61 million dollars, up 11 percent from 1960. Earnings also rise about eight percent. President James E. Godfrey announced. Directors approve a 15 cent dividend payable February 1 to holders of record January 15 and a 5 percent stock dividend payable December 29 to holders of record December 18.
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Godfrey Film
Godfrey Company
Monroe
James E. Godfrey
Jjers
Browntown social notes from Theda May Browntown
Ruth Flannery visits Eau Claire with daughter Mina. Mae Middleton stays overnight with B E Maddrell. Art Decker family from Milwaukee visit Lee Van Matres. Keith Christianson visits grandparents Lewis Lehman in Monroe. Lehman family attends Albert Man funeral in South Wayne. Glenn Hasse helps William End family farm work. Endrulat patient at St Clare hospital. Emma Martin visits James Perdue in Woodford. Francis Blodgett from Chicago at their cottage. Myron Hurd from Freeport visits Ivan Tomlinson. Mrs Miller in Madison. Ray Hackett dines with Binger family. Endrulat family from Iowa visiting son William.
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Ruth Flannery
Eau Claire
Miss Mina
Mae Middleton
Madison
B. E. Maddrell
Art Decker
Milwaukee
Lee van Matres
Keith Christianson
Monroe
Lewis Lehman
Lehmans
South Wayne
Albert Man
Glenn Hasse
William End
Endrulat
St. Clare Hospital
Emma Martin
James Perdue
Woodford
Francis Blodgett
Myron Hurd
Freeport
Ivan Tomlinson
Charles Miller
Ray Hackett
Inlaw
Tom Binger Sr
William Endrulat
Iowa
William
Lawrence College to raise tuition for 1962 63 term
Lawrence College trustees vote to increase fees and tuition by 100 dollars for the 1962 63 term bringing the total to 1375 dollars. The move affects enrolled and prospective students and reflects college budget considerations.
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Lawrence Ups
Appleton
Lawrence College
Personal Mention and Wedding Notice From Mazomanie
Elsworth E Mercer of Detroit Lakes Minnesota visits his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Henry Grundahl and family with Christmas cards offered at 25 per box printed names available Monroe Evening Times adv. Vincent Conway Mrs Gilbert Friske and others attended the wedding of Miss Karen Sonnenberg Horeb and Paul Hodgeson Mazomanie today in Mazomanie
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Elsworth E. Mercer
Detroit Lakes
Mann
Henry Grundahl
Monroe
Hustad heads New Glarus 4H Club in 1962
David Hustad was installed as president of the New Glarus 4H Club at the grade school potluck supper and Christmas party. Darrell Hustad became vice president, Carol Hustad secretary, Sharon Bonkoski treasurer, Neil Truttmann representative, and Steve Streiff song leader.
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David Hustad
Darrell Hustad
Carol Hustad
Sharon Bonkoski
Neil Truttmann
Repper
Steve Streiff
Gimbel Brothers to Acquire Schuster Stores
Proposed sale of Ed Schuster and Co. Milwaukee stores to Gimbel Brothers for more than 16 million dollars in Gimbel stock was announced Friday. Officers of both firms approved the combination and will submit the plan to Schuster stockholders at an early meeting.
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Ed Schuster and Co
Milwaukee
Gimbel Brothers
Gimbel
Schuster
Concert Band of UW To Open Tour Jan 21
The University of Wisconsin concert band begins its annual winter tour January 21 with concerts in Berlin and Kiel. January 22 includes Waupaca and Wausau. January 23 visits Gresham Appleton and Oconto. January 24 Marinet te Valders and Two Rivers. January 25 Slinger Thiensville and Port Washington.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Berlin
Kiel
Waupaca
Wausaw
Gresham
Appleston
Oconto
Marinette
Valders
Two Rivers
Slinger
Thiensville
Port Washington
Linita A Carr Funeral Held in Madison
Services for Linita A Carr 66 Madison, former Monroe resident who died Thursday were held at 1 p.m. today at Shriner Neuswander funeral home. Rev Jesse Dom of the Universalist church officiated. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. A niece Mrs R Stokes Randall of Columbia NC attended. she is the only survivor.
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Linita A. Carr
Madison
Monroe
Shriner-Neuswander
Jesse Dom
Universalist Church
Clarence Seaton
Greenwood Cemetery
R. Stokes Randall
Columbia
N.C
Return from Funeral for Mrs Su san Schreurs
Mr and Mrs Clarence Rinehart returned from Oostburg where they attended the funeral of her mother Mrs Susan Schreurs.
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Browntown Times
Clarence Rinehart
Oostburg
Susan Schreurs
Pope John XXIII Urges Christian Unity in Encyclical
Vatican City reports Pope John XXIII issued an encyclical on Pope Leo I urging all Christians to unite amid threats from atheistic communism. The Pope framed unity as essential to facing heresy and the waning power of Rome, echoing calls ahead of the church’s ecumenical council.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Leo I
John
Cme
Leo
Attila the Hun
Rome
Vatican
Pope John
Pope John Sees Hope for Christian Unity Across Sects
The church envisions eventual unity of all Christians under the Roman pope. Pope John expressed optimism about efforts toward unity in many quarters. Protestant leaders, including Bishop Arthur Lichtenberger of the Episcopal Church, have met him recently.
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John
Arthur Lichtenberger
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Two Belleville Girls Face Shoplift Charge
Two teenage Belleville girls were referred to Dane County juvenile authorities after shoplifting at Westgate Shopping Center in Madison. They admitted taking $85 worth of merchandise in about an hour and had arranged with their parents for the Madison trip on Thursday night.
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Bellevue
Dane County
Westgate
Madison
Stocks Endure Third Week Decline Amid Mixed Rally
New York markets fell for a third straight week yet hit new highs in several blue chips. The S&P 500 reached 72.04 while the Dow eased to 728.23 and the Wilshire-like 60-stock index dropped 1.20 to 265.10. Traders noted consolidation with steel and auto stocks fading after strong early days and savings and loan shares rising on bargain hunting. Weekly volume measured 21,010,850 shares as favorable data on steel orders auto production and housing stoked optimism for year-end gains.
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New York
Wall Street
Standard and Poor
Associated Press
Committee to Meet Valley District Boy Scouts
The Valley District Boy Scout committee will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Community Room of the First National Bank.
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Valley District
First National Bank
Consultant to Visit Monroe High on Education Opportunities
Mrs. Ann Hall an admission consultant for Rockford College will visit Monroe High School next Wednesday to discuss educational opportunities with local students.
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Ann Hall
Rockford College
Monroe High School
Dawson Will Speak on Civil Defense in Rural Schools
Col Pat Dawson of Janesville will address the Green County teachers at a meeting for the northwest and southwest sections. The program focuses on Civil Defense in Rural Schools and is set for Monday at 2 p.m. in the Green County Teachers College.
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Dawson
Pat Dawson
Janesville
Green County
Green County Teachers College
Lease DuPont Home Capt and Mrs Kubly Reside Near Fort Lewis
Capt. Glenn L. Kubly and Mrs Kubly reside at 408 Dupont Avenue Dupont Washington box 61 just outside Ft. Lewis post limits. They occupy a furnished house for his tour of duty there. Kubly formerly commanded Co B and now serves as a Second Battle Group officer in the 128th Infantry.
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Dupont
Glenn L. Kubly
Dupont Avenue
Dupont, Wash
Ft. Lewis
Kubly
Co. B
128Th Infantry
Farm fence damaged in car mishap near Highway 69
Gerald Weiss, 16, of Route 1, told sheriff's deputies his car left County Trunk FF half a mile west of Highway 69 and tore down 50 feet of fence on the Wilbert Wild farm. The accident was reported at 12 30 am today.
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Gerald Weiss
Route 1
Highway 69
Wilbert Wild Farm
Handel Messiah to be performed by Platteville choir and orchestra
John Beutel of Rt. 1 is among Platteville College ensemble members in an 80 voice choir and orchestra set to perform Handel Messiah in the Main Auditorium at 3 p.m. on Sunday December 17. Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg will visit Monroe next Wednesday to meet constituents at the post office, and Will Sumner, former Evansville publisher, has announced.
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John, Beutel
Ernest Beutel
Rt. 1
Platteville Orchestra
Platteville College
Sumner
Henry C. Schadeberg
Monroe
Will Sumner
Evansville
Has. Ac
Lions Meet Monroe Lions Club Schedule Change
Sumner, formerly $10-a-year appointee, accepted a full-time job in Madison and left his staff. The Monroe Lions Club will meet Monday at 6 30 p.m. in the Swiss Wheel.
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LIONS
Monroe Lions Club
Leave for Fort Lewis Family Heads West
Mrs Willis Schmoldt and her children left Friday for Fort Lewis Washington to join her husband and father for an indefinite period. They had plane reservations.
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FT. Lewis
Browntown Times
Willis Schmoldt
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Mrs H F Zingg Leaves Teaching for Medical Hospital Stay
Mrs H F Zingg of Waukeisha schools has taken a leave of absence and entered Madison General Hospital Madison as a medical patient.
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NEW Glarus Times
H. F. Zingg
Wauke- Isha
Madison General Hospital
Madison
Veterans to Elect at Green County Barracks Potluck
The Green County Barracks of the Veterans of World War I will host a potluck supper at 6 30 p.m. on Tuesday in the Legion hall for members and wives. A short business meeting with officer elections will follow plus a social evening.
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Green County
Legion Hall
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