Wisconsin Weather Summary From The Daily Record
The forecast notes mostly fair skies, strong winds and colder temperatures with light snow flurries across 20 to 30 percent. Overnight lows fall to 10 to 20 below in some western areas and 5 to 15 below in eastern zones. Friday brings continued fair weather and cold conditions with highs around zero to 8 above in most regions. Monroe zone mirrors statewide conditions with tonight lows from 5 below to 15 below and Friday highs near zero to 8 above.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Weather snapshot includes temperatures and sun timings
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high reached 36 and low 7. Year ago today highs and lows were 16 and 2. Barometer read 20.08 at 1 a.m. and 30 at 1 p.m. Warmest city Alaska in Texas at 81 and coldest Butte Montana at 38. Sunrise 7:33 and sunset 4:20.
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U.S.A
Alice
Texas
Coldest
Butte
Mont
Forfeiture Notice for Norman J. Notter on Route 1
Norman J. Notter of Route 1 Argyle forfeited $25 for traveling too fast for conditions as recorded by Monroe police.
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Norman J. Notter
Argyle
Monroe
Obituary notices for six residents across Wisconsin and nearby Illinois
Deaths reported for Jake L. Schultz 79 Monticello Henry Gorham 78 Albany Mrs Bertha Kammerode 89 Blanchardville Clarence H Zurbuchen 48 Verona George Miller 87 Footville Mrs Charlotte Marsden 73 Galena Il shown in local death notices with ages and towns.
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Henry Gorham
Albany
Bertha Kammerode
Blanchardville
Clarence H. Zurbuchen
Verona
George Miller
Footville
Charlotte Marsden
Galena
Births Announced for Roderick and Hellwig Families
Mr and Mrs Carl Roderick of Brodhead report the birth of a son on December 16. Mr and Mrs John Hellwig of Warren announce a son born on December 17.
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Carl Roderick
Brodhead
Son
John Hellwig
Warren
St. Clare Hospital Adds and Dismissals List
The St. Clare Hospital report lists accident cases including Mrs Rolland Kleckler Winslow and patients George J Groom Winslow Larry Fryer Brown Town along with surgical patient Frank E Luby Sycamore NL and dismissals such as Mrs Tony Fiedler Ila Balch Joan Coplien Lloyd Adser James Kling er Howard McMinn Timothy Neuberger Thomas Bolstad Kenneth Anderson Charles Kubly Gerald Miller Lester Ratzlaff Mrs Jerome Naegaert Mrs Eleanor Pederson Linda Zumbach Mrs Lowell Ludwig and Mrs Harold E Stewart.
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Rolland Kleckler
Winslow
George J. Groom
Larry Fryer
Browntown
Mamie Wenger
15Th Street
Paul Hollis
Brooklyn
Bertha Wang
22Nd Avenue
Catherine Tyler
16Th Avenue
Harvey Gaulke
Lowes Park
Frank E. Luby
Sycamore
Tony Fiedler
William Hopper
Ila Balch
Joan Elizabeth
Youth Gets Sentence In Jail at Darlington
Kenneth Norton 19 of Hollandale was sentenced by Judge Joseph Collins in La Fayette County Court to six months in the county jail for breaking glass at the Willow Springs school entry. The damage occurred the night of Nov 25 when Norton’s car crashed into the doorway. Restitution would reduce the sentence to three months. Passengers in the car were not held.
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Darlington
Kenneth Norton
Hollandale
Lafayette
Joseph Collins
Willow Springs
Here
Norton
Moen and Sutter Families Name Newborn Sons in Blanchardville
Mr and Mrs Lester Moen of Blanchardville name Lance Andrea for their son born December 12 at 5 50 am in St Clare Hospital He has a sister Susan 13 brothers Christian 11 and Curtis 6 Paternal grandparents C A Moen Argyle Great grandfather A L Andrews South Wayne The Sutters Mrs Robert H Sutter Route 4 name Michael John born Monday November 30 at St Clare Hospital He has brothers Gary 11 Steven 8 Roger 5 Maternal grandmother Mrs Wilma Lingacher Monroe Paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Sutter Route 4 Great grandmother Mrs Mary Lengacher The Sutters formerly Karen Lengacher
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Moen
Lester Moen
Blanchardville
Lance Andrew
St. Clare Hospital
Lance
Susan
Christian
Curtis
Joyce Berg
Rudy Berg
Wiola
C. A. Moen
Argyle
A. L. Andrews
South Wayne
Sutter
Robert H. Sutter
Route 4
Michael John
Gary
Steven
Roger
Wilma Lingacher
Monroe
Alex Sutter
Mary Lengacher
Karen Lengacher
Woman suffers leg fracture in fall at home
Mrs. Rolland Klieckler of Win slow was admitted to St. Clare Hospital yesterday at 6 45 p m after fracturing a lower leg in a fall. Her condition is reported as good.
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Rolland Klieckler
Winslow
St. Clare Hospital
Jake Schultz Dies at 79 Former Mt. Pleasant official
Jake L. Schultz 79, former Mt. Pleasant Township assessor for 27 years, died at 5:30 am at the farm home of his son-in-law and daughter in Mt. Pleasant Township after illness since December 1963. Born Jan 4, 1885, he married Livona Pierce in 1906. Surviving: daughter Mrs Daubert, son Raymond L., a brother Isaac Schultz, a sister Mrs Oliver Walmer, three grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Services at Zwingli Church Saturday at 2 pm with Rev J Allan Mittler. burial Highland Cemetery. Friends may call at Vogelis Funeral Home after 2 pm tomorrow.
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Monticello
Mt. Pleasant Township
Jake L. Schultz
John Daubert
St. Clare
Mr. Schultz
Lemuel
Anna Babler Schultz
Oak Shade
Monticelo
Livona Pierce
Mt. Pleasant
Schultz
Zentner
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Daubert
Raymond L
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Isaac Schulze
Madison
Oliver Walmer
Brodhead
Albert J. Marty
Zwingli Church
J. Allan Mittler
Highland Cemetery
Goldwater Suggests Air Force Search for Replacement
Washington sources say Senator Barry Goldwater urged the Air Force before the November election to seek a replacement for him as commander of the 9999th Air Reserve Squadron. The Air Force reportedly did not view this as a resignation. In Palm Desert Eisenhower and wife Mamie are to spend their annual winter vacation at their $175,000 home from Friday through May.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Air Force
Air Reserve
Goldwater
Republican Party
Palm Desert
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Les Paul Granted Uncontested Divorce From Mary Ford
Guitarist Les Paul won an uncontested divorce from Mary Ford after 15 years of marriage. He cited extreme cruelty as the grounds and dropped prior adultery and desertion charges. Paul, 48, appeared in Hackensack Superior Court as the divorce was finalized. Ford, 43, was absent and resides in Los Angeles.
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Hackensack
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Paul
Superior Court
Miss Ford
Los Angeles
Bitter end anchor cable term explained
A historical note defines the bitter end as the in board portion of a ship's anchor cable. It clarifies that this phrase marks the fixed end inside the vessel, distinct from the mooring or the forecastle sections.
Monticello Pair in Monroe Visit and Local Events
Personal mentions note Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Vickers of Monticello in Monroe last night. Royal Neighbor Lodge holds a bake sale Friday December 18 at First National Bank from 9 a.m. to noon. Consumers are invited to purchase pear bread and baked beans. Mrs Curtis Jackson and Kaiey and Mrs Walter Fernstaedt were in Monroe yesterday with a gift certificate offer from Knit and Purl Shop open Monday Wednesday Friday Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday 1 to 9 p.m. Dial 325 3532. Mrs Ralph E Lindsay and Mrs Harry McGuire will attend a Christmas party at Elmer's restaurant in Argyle. Copies of the Warren Report are available at The Times office for 1 50 and The Torch Is Passed priced at 2 both hardcover editions after dinner.
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Hubert Vickers
Monticello
Monroe
Royal Neighbor Lodge
First National Bank
Curtis Jackson
Kaiey
Walter Fernstaedt
Knit and Purl Shop
Ralph E. Lindsay
Harry McGuire
Elmer’s
Argyle
Warren
Times Office
Adult Classes Slated To Begin In Monroe Evening School
The Monroe Evening Adult School announces three new courses starting the first week of January. Cake Deco rating and Welding return from fall offerings, taught by Eileen Steensrud and Bob Silvis, meeting Tuesdays 7 to 8 p.m. A first time Meat Magic class, led by Mrs. George House and Mr. Ken Allen, runs Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. Topics include meat selection, grading, nutrition, pricing, cake decorating, and welding demonstrations. Registration at the Vocational School office on Jan 5 or 7 or via enrollment form on page 5.
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Monroe
Eileen Steensrud
Bob Silvis
George House
Ken Allen
Alien
House
Doctors Order Spot of Tea for Duke of Windsor in Recovery
In Houston Texas doctors ordered a spot of tea for the Duke of Windsor as he continues rapid recovery from surgery to remove an arterial blister the size of a grapefruit.
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Houston
Tex
Duke of Windsor
Monks End Hunger Strike in Saigon Campaign Continues
About five hundred Buddhist monks and nuns ended a 24 hour hunger strike in Saigon. Buddhist leaders vowed to maintain pressure on Premier Tran Van Huong's government as protests continue.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Time-Saving Hint From Classified Ads
A compact tip suggests using classified ads to solve problems quickly and efficiently, emphasizing time savings and practical shortcuts. The note highlights practical low friction approaches to common tasks. It frames ads as a resource for fast solutions and efficient planning.
George Says Story Untrue Hero Claim Denied
George Stephens 14 denies being a hero after a reported rescue in a polluted ditch. He admits jumping in to help Karen Woodward but says she fell in after an argument and that the water was only three feet deep. A public fund raises over 1100 for his education amid family reactions.
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George (Porkchop) Stephens
George
Karen Woodward
Karen
Alice
Miami
Fla
George Stephens
Lloyd
Willis Stephens
Fort Lauderdale
Woodward
Pompano Park
Tommy Thomas
Mrs Kammerude Dies in Dodgeville Burial in Adams Cemetery
Mrs Bertha Kammerude 89 of Blanchardville died in a Dodgeville hospital after a week there. Born May 4 1875 in Adams Township she married Otto Kammerode in 1898. Surviving include three daughters five sons a sister 31 grandchildren and 59 great grandchildren. Funeral services at Blanchardville Lutheran Church at 1 30 p m Saturday with Rev Edward Swanson officiating. Burial in Adams Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call at Saether Funeral Home Friday afternoon and at the church Saturday afternoon.
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Blanchardville
Bertha Kammerude
Dodgeville
Green County
Adams Township
Thomas
Sarah Kolden
Otto Kammerode
Hans
Goldie) Johnson
Blue Mounds
Helga Moen
Norman A
Olive) Nelson
Arthur
Eden
Oscar
Alberta Lea
Minn
Harland
Argyle
Eda Erickson
Horeb
Kammerode
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Edward Swanson
Adams Lutheran Cemetery
Saether
George to Push Ahead After Injury Despite Pressure
The statement notes that a drive would continue despite concerns of pressure or duress from others. doctors initially feared the injury would lead to leg loss but now expect full recovery.
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George
School board discusses pool costs and crossing patrols
The board set a 250000 ceiling for the pool project and plans to hire an architect for preliminary plans. They consider safety patrols at crossings with AAA input, deputized guards, and targeted problem sites near Lincoln and St Victor schools. Bus scheduling concerns and teacher time for workbook reviews were discussed along with facility upgrades and staff changes.
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AAA
Madison
16Th Avenue
14Th and
15Th Streets
Lincoln
St. Victor’s
North
del Barrett
Route 2
Lincoln School
Supt
D. J. Huenink
Huenink
Matmen Open League Action
The Monroe Cheesemakers start Badger Conference wrestling tonight at the Monroe gym with one varsity wrestler out due to measles Dave Allen son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Allen contracted the illness The team owns a 1 1 mark with wins over Iowa Grant and a loss to Janesville JV action begins 645 pm varsity at 745 pm Don Miller and Stanley Barr lead the squad after head coach Donn Buck’s recent auto mishap
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Monroe Cheesemaker
Monroe Gymnasium
Dave Allen
Kenneth Allen
Jefferson
Monroe
Iowa Grant
Janesville
Don Miller
Stanley Barr
Donn Buck
Fire marshal Rossiter arrested for drunken driving
Madison police report William D. Rossiter state fire marshal arrested after his car struck two sign posts on a Madison street early today and he fled the scene.
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Marshall
Madison
William D. Rossiter
Madison Street
Lost Act Prompts Unexpected Search for Truth
A cryptic clue about a missing act triggers a quiet investigation as officials and locals seek the document's fate. The case hinges on a named organization and a key date, with officials weighing outcomes and possible public appeals.
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Bloomington
Illinois
Harv Loeffel and
Dick Kundert
Barrett
Counselman Woodcraft Co
Walter Babula
North Central Accrediting Association
Chicago
Margaret J. Bloodgood
Nell Cunningham
North School
Erma Thurber
Goetz
Monroe’s
Matmen Open League Action
Best Buy
Cummings
Dorothy
Frankic
Annette "Halone
SON - Funicelo
Frankie Avalon
Annette Funicello
Puppy Hackett
Gregory Peck
Ole
Tiny
Thumbelina
T. R. Upham
Coronado
Barbie
Delmonico
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