Wisconsin Weather Alert Warns Heavy Snow Across State
A Wisconsin weather bulletin reports heavy snow warnings for the southern portion this afternoon and tonight with lighter snow across the north and central regions. Snow accumulations exceeding 4 inches are likely in the extreme south by Thursday morning, with occasional light snow Thursday and minimal temperature change. Lows range from 5 to 25 degrees, highs 15 to 25. Monroe zone echoes heavy snow warnings and similar accumulation forecasts with temperatures tonight 20 to 25 and Thursday highs 20 to 25.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Weather summary for Texas and U S locations
Data since yesterday 1 p m shows high 28 and low 20 with 1 inch of fine sifting snow. Warmest spots Mc Allen Alice and Kingsville Texas at 82, coldest Butte Montana at 21. Sunrise 7 19 sunset 4 27 Barometer 30 23 at 1 am 30 18 at 1 pm.
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U.S.A
McAllen
Alice and
Kingsville
Tex
Coldest Butte
Mont
Dubach brothers named estate administrators in two probate matters
Paul J. Dubach named administrator of the estate of his brother Robert F. Dubach who died November 5 at their parental home in Warren Illinois. Appraisers O N Johnson and Frank Pickett named. Mary K Feiz and Nicolas W Leutenegger named co administrators of Emil Leutenegger estate at Monticello who died December 4. Appraisers Ray Silver Sr and Clarence Loveland. Four sons and two daughters are heirs at law.
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Paul J. Dubach
Robert F. Dubach
Warren
O. N. Johnson
Frank Pickett
Mary K. Feiz
Nicolas W. Leutenegger
Emil Leutenegger
Monticello
Ray Silver Sr
Clarence Loveland
Court Judge Hutzel Fines Trachsel For Untagged Traps
Leonard Trachsel of Brodhead convicted by Judge Martin C. Hutzel for failure to exhibit a license on demand of a conservation warden and for tending untagged traps. Each count carries a $50 fine or 30 days in jail in lieu of fine with sentences to run consecutively. Conser vation Department.
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Martin C. Hutzel
Leonard Trachsel
Brodhead
Conservation Department
Deaths and births listed for several Wisconsin area residents
Death notices for Gottlieb C. Wyssman 87 Monroe George Veithofer 10th Street Rev Mayte Richardson 74 Richland Center August Plantikow 64 Lowes Park Illinois Michael A. Birrenkott 73 Mt Horeb and Mrs Marshall Tyson 72 Apple River Illinois. Birth announcement for Ralph Stricker Freeport son born December 11.
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Gottlieb C. Wyssman
Monroe
George Veithofer
10Th Street
Mayte Richardson
Richland Center
August Plantikow
Lowes Park
Ill
Michael A. Birrenkott
Mt. Horeb
Marshall Tyson
Apple River
Hospital Notices List Of Dismissals And Names
Dismissals and associated names listed for St. Clare Hospital and Medical facility including Mrs Hans Ander egg Jr New Glarus Donald Roberts Albany Harold Sterling Rockford Elaine Paulsen Beloit Dennis Burchell Janesville Betty Burke Hanover Ill Jackie Patty Albany Mrs Lawrence Gustine South Beloit Mrs George Mauerman 2021 111th street Mrs Nancy Stultz Freeport Patricia Sharer Juda Medical Dale Terral 1110 11th street Theodore Burgy Jr 1011 11th street Mrs Bessie Piper Rockford Lauri Gille Monticello John Selski Rockford Mrs Roy White Sterling Ill George Porter Beloit John Gratz Blanchardville Dr Irving Gordon Beloit Mrs Cora Crooke Beloit Vickie TaFolla Sterling Ill Lyle Wicks Jr South Beloit William Blum Monticello Harvey Ott New Glarus Dismissals Wayne Meighan George Hollenstein Duane Heins Emil Schiess Michael Hughes Mrs Charles Stoll and son Mrs Clarence Linneman Emma Bleiler Mrs
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Hans Anderegg Jr
New Glarus
Donald E. Roberts
Albany
Harold Patrick Sterling
Rockford
Elaine H. Paulsen
Beloit
Dennis E. Burchell
Janesville
Betty Lou Burke
Hanover
Ill
Jackie Lee Patty
Lawrence Gustine
South Beloit
George Mauerman
111Th Street
Nancy Stultz
Freeport
Patricia Ellen Sharer
Juda
Dale Terral
1110
William E. Blum
Monticello
Harvey Ott
Wayne Meighan
George Hollenstein
Duane Heins
Emil Schiess
Michael Eugene Hughes
Charles Stoll and Son
Clarence Linneman
Emma Bleiler
Larson couple to Sacramento trip after stay in Juda
Mr and Mrs John Larson leave this week for Sacramento California after spending time at their home in Juda In other news the annual Christmas sale of gifts baked goodies for the holidays and Barbie doll clothes at the Universalist church Friday December 13 at 9 a.m Adv Cal Kraemer Monroe Ray Talmage Monticello and Ben Miller Juda were in Chicago for the International Livestock Exposition
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John Larson
Sacramento
Calif
Universalist Church
Cal Kraemer
Monroe
Ray Talmage
Monticello
Ben Miller
Juda
Chicago
Farm Bureau Eyes Johnson Policy Shifts At Chicago Convention
At the American Farm Bureau gathering in Chicago delegates anticipate Johnson administration changes from Kennedy era farm controls. Senator Humphrey signals openness to compensatory payments and expanded production to aid world needs, while Farm Bureau remains wary of such subsidies.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau
Johnson
Kennedy
Big Farm Organization
Secretary of
Agriculture Freeman
Farm Bureau
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Farm Bureau Long
Stock Rise Mixed: Rail Shares Lead Market After Guidance
New York stocks moved higher with rails helping the market in late trading. Gains and losses were mostly fractional to around one point as investors weighed a predicted profit advance for the railroad industry next year by Stuart Saunders, chairman of Pennsylvania Railroad.
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New York
Rails
Stuart Saunders
Pennsylvania Railroad
George Voithofer Dies at Home Arrangements Pending
George Voithofer died at 8 a m at a friend’s home on Route 1. He was married to Agnes Gibbons who is a patient at Green County hospital. Stuessy funeral home is in charge of arrangements.
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George Voithofer
10Th Street
Joe Wenger
Route 1
Voithofer
Agnes Gibbons
Green County Hospital
Stuessy Funeral Home
List of women named in community announcement
The item names Harry Schuerch, Mrs Blance Wyman, Mrs Howard Isely, Mrs Mary Anna Gomnell, Mrs Roger Roen, Mrs Nellie Olson, Mrs Paul Lawrence, Mrs Gordon Olson and daughter in a local notice listing attendees or participants.
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Harry Schuerch
Blance Wyman
Howard Isely
Mary Anna Gomnell
Roger Roen
Nellie Olson
Paul Lawrence
Gordon Olson
No Inquest Seen In County Fatality
Coroner says death of Mrs. Charles A. Keene in a Russell Corners crash is accidental with a lacerated spleen hemorrhage and brain injury. Husband and Kevin Keene hospitalized for injuries. Eunice Grunnet and Theodore Keehn treated at Stoughton hospital.
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Richard Wagner
Charles A. Keene
Madison
Russell Corners
Albany
Wagner
Keene
Methodist Hospital
Kevin
Don S. Trow Pinery
Eunice M. Grunnet
Route 1
Brooklyn
Theodore Keehn
Stoughton Hospital
Evansville
Albany Man Injured In Rock County Mishap
Harry W. Hanson 36 of Albany suffered fractures and lacerations in a Sunday morning automobile crash in Rock County. Passenger in a car driven by Walter L. Nipple 36 of Albany the vehicle left a curve at Plymouth Church Road struck signs guard posts and railing and was demolished. Nipple pleaded guilty to intoxicated driving and driving with an invalid license and was fined 185 dollars plus costs and ordered to 45 days in jail in Janesville.
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Harry W
Bill) Hanson
Albany
Rock County
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Hanson
Harry Hanson
Walter L. Nipple
Plymouth Church Road
Nipple
Rock County Court Branch 2
Janesville
Two Dividends Voted by Monroe Bank Directors
Directors of the First National Bank of Monroe declared a regular semi annual dividend of $1 and a special extra dividend of $1.50 per share payable December 19 to stockholders of record December 12. The 1963 total per share equals $3.50. the prior year total was $3.
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First National Bank of
Monroe
Orangeville Band and Chorus Stage The Sound of Christmas
Orangeville band and chorus present The Sound of Christmas at 8 p.m. Friday in the high school gym. The concert showcases holiday selections by the local ensemble.
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Orangeville
Rink Nears Completion At Lincoln Park
Lincoln park officials report the ice skating rink is nearly finished and may open Sunday. Acting park director James Mauermann notes remaining low spots to be filled.
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Lincoln
Park Department
James Mauermann
Park and Recreation
Center to Close for Home Basketball Games
The Community Center will close Friday and Saturday nights due to home basketball games. James Mauerman, acting park and recreation director, announced today.
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James Mauerman
Mrs. Cora Crooke Patient at St. Clare Hospital Beloit
Former Albany resident Mrs. Cora Crooke is hospitalized at St. Clare hospital in Beloit. She is described as a medical patient.
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Cora Crooke
Beloit
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Burgy Undergoes Tests at St. Clare Hospital
Theodore J. Burgy Jr. eighth ward alderman and Green County service officer is at St. Clare hospital for knee and leg X rays and tests. He entered the hospital at 11 a.m. yesterday and is expected to be hospitalized for a few days.
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Burgy
Theodore J. Burgy ,Jr
Eighth Ward
Green County Service
St. Clare Hospital
Blasers Welcome Daughter Jacqueline Beth
Mr and Mrs Otto Blaser of Rockford announce the birth of their daughter Jacqueline Beth on December 1 joining four siblings Kathy Linda James and another child in the family.
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Jacqueline Beth
Otto Blaser
Rockford
Kathy
Linda
James
Mrs Anton Niederberger Returns Home to Monroe
Mrs Anton Niederberger returns to Monroe after a short stay with her son Otto Blaser and family. Mention is made of the Blaser child’s paternal great grandparents Mr and Mrs George Altman of Brodhead.
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Lori
Anton Niederberger
Monroe
Otto Blaser
Blaser
George Altman
Brodhead
William E. Blum Suffering Heart Attack in Monticello
William E. Blum 74 president of the Bank of Monticello and grocery operator in Monticello suffered a heart attack yesterday and was hospitalized at St. Clare at 6 45 p m.
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William E. Blum
Bank of
Named Kevin Donald Born to Jordi Family in St. Clare Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Jordi of 1608 16th street welcomed their second son, Kevin Donald, born November 30 at St. Clare hospital. He has a sister Deborah Ann and a brother Karen. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Mattice of Roxbury New York and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jordi of Huntley Illinois. Paternal great grandmother is Mrs. Louis Kahl of Huntley Illinois.
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Kevin Donald
Donald Jordi
16Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Kevin
Deborah Ann
Karen
George Mattice
Roxbury
N.Y
Alfred Jordi
Huntley
Ill
Louis Kahl
Mrs Mauerman Scheduled For Major Lung Surgery
Mrs George J Mauerman of 2021 11th Street was set for major lung surgery this morning at St Clare Hospital. There was no immediate word on her condition from hospital officials.
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George J. Mauerman
11Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
United Fund nears goal at 92 percent of 20950
The United Fund campaign has reached 92 percent of its $20 950 goal but several collection envelopes remain unturned in at local banks.
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United Fund
Fund Drive Aims For Full 100 Percent Reach
Hopes rise that the collections and gifts from those missed in the residential campaign will push the fund drive to its goal of complete participation.
Evansville parents welcome daughter in Stoughton hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard Howard of Evansville announce the birth of a daughter on Saturday in Stoughton hospital. The mother, Jackie Gaarder, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sever D Gaarder of Albany. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Howard of Magnolia.
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Richard Howard
Evansville
Stoughton Hospital
Howard
Jackie Gaarder
Sever D. Gaarder
Albany
George Howard
Magnolia
Schadeberg Delays Senate Bid Decision
Rep. Henry Schadeberg said he is honored by a request to run for the U S Senate but he will not act now. The Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans urged him to seek the seat held by Sen. Proxmire. Schadeberg, a Burlington congressman and former minister, said he will continue in the First District and comment on future plans later.
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Washington
Henry Schadeberg
United States Senate
Wisconsin Federation of Young Republicans
Schadeberg
Senate
Sen
Proxmire
Burlington
House
Rent Ads Help Reach Tenants Quickly
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or Phone 325-5101, Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe
Argentine exchange student speaks at Monroe Rotary event
David Schulman an Argentina exchange student spoke to Monroe Rotary Club at Marco's during lunch presenting Argentina geography education industry and political trends. He attends Monroe high school living with the Dr. George W Barry family. It was his first public speech with a practice talk set in his American Problems class. Under the American Field Service plan he is available for discussions.
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David Schulman
Argentina
Monroe Rotary Club
Marco’s
David
Monroe High School
George W. Barry
Leader Announces February Talks and January Session
A national figure outlines plans to address his country and its people. He has several talks scheduled in February and one in January, signaling continued engagement with civic issues and public dialogue.
Rail worker Roy Holler killed by moving freight car
Green Bay report says Roy Holler, 43, a North Western Railway employee, was killed Monday night when he fell under a moving freight car.
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Green Bay
Roy Holler
North Western Railway
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