Wisconsin Weather and Local Real Estate Transfers
Partly cloudy with snow possible in parts this afternoon to Saturday. Tonight 10 to 16 and highs 17 to 32. Precip shows a quarter-inch since yesterday. Real estate transfers include May F Williams to Victor Pernot in Brooklyn Township and Arnold Condon to Fred Ties in Brodhead.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A
Clewistown
Fla
Butte
Mont
Sum
Retiew
F. Williams
Victor K. Pernot
Rutland Ave
Brooklyn Township
Arnold Condon
Fred M. Ties
Pierce
Brodhead
Probate of Albert estate grants letters to John Lewis
Estates probated as John Lewis of Albany receives letters of administration for his father Albert who died November 21. Appraisers named M. L. Barton and M. J. Ingwell. Heirs at law include John Lewis and Myrtle Borguardt of Milton Junction.
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John Lewis
Albany
Albert
M. L. Barton
M. J. Ingwell
Myrtle Borguardt
Milton Junction
Brodhead Court Judgments Include DUI and Disorderly Conduct
Judge Martin C Hutzel commits 45 days in lieu of fine and costs for Brodhead driver under the influence with license revoked for one year. Robert C Last of Brodhead faces a six month peace bond for disorderly conduct. Obituaries note Clinton L White 47 Shullsburg and others.
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Brodhead Court
Martin C. Hutzel Irwin Jackson
Janesville
Brodhead
Robert Charles Last
Sheriff's Department
St Clere Hospital Patient List and Dismissals Names
St Clare Hospital medical entries list Ole Nyhus South Wayne Orrin Wadleigh Elroy ML Mrs Jake Risseeuw Darien Wis William Orr Oswego Edmund Weisbrod Racine Mrs Virgil Wytten bach Argyle tonsillectomy Patricia Terranova Beloit surgical Roxann Parrish Beloit Mrs Daisy Tschudy 1754 17th Street Mrs Raymond Knapp Beloit Donald L Anderson Route Kenneth D erm er Janesville Mary Schuetz Route 3 John Wahl Blanchardville Spurgeon Stair Janesville Quinton Ott New Glarus dismissions Doyle Streeter Walter E Ralston Mrs Faedelus Herbst Anita Jegeriehner Beth Thronson Mrs Richard Thurman Mrs Merlin Marcus Mrs Maud McNeal Mrs Puzzle Walters Mrs James Ackley Mrs Roger Buholzer and daughter
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Ole Nyhus
South Wayne
Orrin Wadleigh
Elroy
Jake — Risseeuw
Darien
Wis
William Orr
Oswego
Ill
Edmund Weisbrod
Racine
Virgil Wyttenbach
Argyle
Patricia Terranova
Beloit
Roxann Parrish
Daisy Tschudy
17Th Street
Raymond Knapp
Donald L. Anderson
Kenneth Deremer
Janesville
Mary Schuetz
John Wahl
Blanchardville
Spurgeon Stair
Quinton Ott
New Glarus
Doyle Streeter
Walter E. Ralston
Faedelus Herbst
Anita Jegeriehner
Beth Thronson
Richard Thurman
Merlin Marcus
Maud McNeal
Puzzle Walters
Tina Marie Baker Born at St. Clare Hospital Monroe
Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Baker of Monroe welcome Tina Marie born December 14 at St. Clare Hospital. Paternal grandparents Rolland Baker and family listed. maternal Marguerite Snyder and great-grandmother Emma Leopold noted. siblings named with ages. Guard pay checks urged for National Guardsmen at Monroe Armory before Christmas. listed names of guardsmen.
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Tina Marie
Kenneth L. Baker
18Th Ave
Monroe
St. Clare
Hospi Baker
Belmont
Karyn
Brent
Stephanie
Paula
Jon
Kay
Rolland Baker
16Th Ave
Marguerite Snyder
Emma Leopold
Cedarville, Til
Monroe Armory
Eldon Wilson
Harold Johnson
John Goltz
Gerald Voegels
Jerry L. ‘Thoreson
Frederick Zurfluh
Peter Buholzer
Floyd E.’ Dinley
Alan C. Pope
Like Mother Like Son at Social Security Office
William K. Pommerening, 75, filled out a medicare benefits application in Ann Arbor and asked for a form to take to his 98 year old mother, Mrs Mathilde Pommerening. The notice concludes with a contact phone number.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
William K. Pommerening
Social Security Office
Ann Arbor
Pommerening
Mathilde Pommerening
Memorial Held For Dr. Moore
A memorial program honoring Dr. L. A. Moore was held at the Masonic Temple by Smith Lodge No. 31 F and A.M. and St. Omar Chapter OES. Ralph E. Axley of Madison praised Moore's dignity and Masonic ideals, with Noah Frey and Roy Chesebro also attending. Certificates of merit and Moore’s books were displayed. Fern May sang Let There Be Peace on Earth, Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw gave the prayer, and lunch followed hosted by Wilbur Johnson and others.
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L. A. Moore
Smith Lodge
St. Omar
Dr. Moore
Ralph E. Axley
Madison
Noah Frey
Roy Chesebro
Moore
Fern May
Bruce Reichert
Gerritt E. Mouw
Wilbur Johnson
Jerry Coplien
Alvin Livingston
Marion Laube
Nathan Walker
George Pulkrabek
Kohler Strike Costs Highlight Long Labor Battle
Dispute across community life divided families as strikers faced job losses and non strike workers commuted long distances to Kohler plants. NLRB ruled in 1960 that Kohler delayed bargaining and reinstatement. After extensive appeals to Supreme Court, the case ended with a 1962 contract and the price tag estimated between 12 and 35 million dollars between union and company.
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Kohler
Kohlers
National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Company
NLRB
UAW
United States Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Markets Report Butter and Egg Prices Chicago
Chicago markets show butter firm with AA 64 and A 64 scores, B 63, C 61. Eggs are irregular with grades A whites 41 percent or better, mixed 41 percent, mediums 40 percent, standards 38 percent. Cars and other grades noted with B and C scores.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Rodeo Cowboy Convicted of Manslaughter in Illinois Man Stabbing
A Waupaca County jury convicts Bernard Gallagher of Millstead Illinois, a rodeo cowboy, of manslaughter in the stabbing death of James Genke, 22, after a July 4 confrontation at a Manawa rodeo. Genke died 11 days after the five inch wound. The judge orders a pre sentence investigation.
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Wad Pacnaow
Tliois
Waupaca
New London
Wendell McHenry
Bernard Gallagher
Millsteadt
Ill
James Genke
Gallagher
Genke
Manawa
Veterans of Foreign Wars leader calls for shaming on streets
Nashville scene reports W Andy Borg, national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars from Superior Wisconsin, criticizing protesters Thursday and urging authorities to shame offenders off the streets.
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Nashville
Tenn
Andy Borg
Superior
Wis
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Learning English Aids Legless Girl Walk
Puerto Rico born Juanita Pena in Cleveland learned English through play to help medical staff explain her surgery and use of artificial legs. With English progress and therapy, she now walks normally and attends public school, no longer feeling crippled.
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March of Dimes
Puerto Rico
March of Dimes Birth Defects Center
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital
Uanita
John E. Allen
Center
Juanita
Dr. Allen
Allen
German art fraud case looms in restitution dispute
Bonn Germany authorities pursue an alleged multimillion fraud tied to the Hatvany art collection seized during World War II. Dr Hans Deutsch a 59 year old Israeli lawyer faced as chief suspect, with bail set at 3 million dollars the highest in German history. Prosecution argues Deutsch submitted false evidence claiming Nazi theft of 200 French impressionist paintings and 650 prints to inflate a 105 million dollar restitution claim.
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Bonn
Germany
Hans Deutsch
Deutsch
Ferencz Hatvany
Hungary
Baron Hatvany
Budapest
Hatvany
Poland
Prince Radziwill
France
Baron Edmond de Rothschild
Percy Seeks U S Senate Nomination From Illinois
Charles H. Percy, 46, Bell and Howell board chairman, announced at a Sheraton Chicago event his plan to seek the Republican nomination for the U S Senate next year. He projects a progressive campaign and expects incumbent Democrat Paul H. Douglas to run again, with Douglas signaling a fourth term. The piece notes Percy's gubernatorial defeat in 1964 and mentions background on Douglas. It also briefly recounts England's 1829 steam powered water pump debut, met with laughter as the first steam pump aimed at firefighting.
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Chicago
Charles H. Percy
U.S. Senate
Percy
Bell and Howell Co
Sheraton-Chicago
Otto Kerner
U.S
Paul H. Douglas
Douglas
England
Lost Act Finds No Logic in Missing Item
A brief note examines the irony of losing an act or document and the puzzling search that follows. The piece reflects on the futility and humor of seeking something presumed essential, while hinting at wider questions about memory and consequence.
Zweifel Elected To Lead Green County Shrine Club
Arthur Zweifel of New Glarus was elected president of the Green County Shrine Club at a brief meeting after the annual Christmas party at the Swiss Wheel. Ray Gessler Monticello and Fred Kubly were named first and second vice presidents with Ralph Fitzgerald as third. John McElhaney secretary. Thomas R. Smith treasurer. E J Trickel sergeant at arms. Rev E Mouw chaplain. Noble Ivan Boyer past president conducted the vote. Guests included Rainbow and Girl Scout leaders Jo Tlsehanz and family of Argyle. Santa delivered gifts after dinner. David Slack and Cindy Davidson, sponsored for Shriners Hospitals care, were mentioned as doing well though absent. Girl Scouts sang Mary Poppins songs. Rainbow Girls presented dolls. plans announced for February Ladies Night in New Glarus.
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Arthur Zweifel
New Glarus
Green County Shrine Club
Ray Gessler
Monticello
Fred D. Kubly
Ralph Fitzgerald
John McElhaney
Thomas R. Smith
E. J. Trickel
Rev. E. Mouw
Noble Ivan Boyer
Shrine Club
Rainbow Girl
Joel Tsehanz
Terry
Wilhemson
Timmy and
Laurie
Argyle
Santa Claus
Girl Scouts
David Slack
Cindy Davidson
Shriners Hospitals
Mary Zwygart
Rainbow Girls
Christmas Weekend Traffic Fatalities Forecast
The National Safety Council estimates 560 to 680 deaths in traffic accidents over the three day Christmas weekend. Authorities project motorists will travel about 11.3 billion miles from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday, compared with 8.9 billion on a typical weekend. NSC President Howard Pyle called Christmas the most dangerous holiday for motorists.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Howard Pyle
Cub Scout Pack 113 Holds Yuletide Party
Cub Scout Pack 113 of East School held their annual Christmas meeting and viewed a Webelos skit titled Have Today Go on Tomorrow. Mrs Franz Brand accompanied on piano as they sang carols. The group will sing at local nursing homes next Wednesday night.
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East School
Webelos den
Franz Brand
Eagle hits Nevada power lines cuts four towns’ power
A low flying eagle struck eastern Nevada power lines this week, causing outages in Ely McGill East Ely and Ruth for up to one hour. The incident left 52 of Colorado’s 14 000 foot plus peaks noted among the region’s high elevations.
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Ely
Nev
Nevada
McGill
East Ely
Ruth
Next Week's Menus at St. Victor's
Menus for a week at St Victor s list Monday meat loaf buttered carrots relish sticks bread and butter jelly sandwiches dessert Tuesday creamed chicken mashed potatoes cabbage slaw relish sticks bread and butter peanut butter sandwiches dessert Wednesday beef stew mixed vegetables bread and butter jelly sandwiches dessert
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ST. Victor's
FDA finds no significant pathogens in Hong Kong ice ball coolers
The Food and Drug Administration reported on Thursday that imported novelty ice ball chillers from Hong Kong showed no significant disease causing organisms after FDA tests of the water in the coolers.
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Washington
Hong Kong
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Snow Causes Five Accidents in Monroe Slush
Monroe police logged four weather related mishaps and one county crash caused by snow and slick streets. Names include Christ Buhlman Harriet Hicks Edward Zapp Thomas Runkle Frederick Wittner Ernest Zumbach Alvin Sacker Florence Lee and John Stauffacher farm near Monticello. One school bus was involved and a road sign was damaged with no injuries reported.
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Monroe
Christ Buhlman
Harriet M. Hicks
Warren
Hicks
Buhlman
19Th St
Edward Marvin Zapp
Econo-car International, Inc
Rockford
Thomas C. Runkle Jr
19Th Ave
Lith
Frederick H. Wittner
13Th Ave
Monroe Truck Lease, Inc
Ernest A. Zumbach
15Th Ave
Alvin R. Sacker
Thomas C. Rennels
Evansville
Florence Lee
New Glarus
Monticello
New Sound Ideas Toy Line Delights Young Shoppers
A Christmas toy lineup features sound effects to charm children. Among the items is a cow that moos when moved and a revised counting clock that chimes the hours when wound.
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Shullsburg
Em Davis
Walter Johnson
Blanchardville, Son
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St. Clare Hospital
Josef Klaus
Salvador de Madariago
Andre Malraux
Austria
Prof
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Eagles Club
Fannie May Candy
Florine’s
Goetz
WAT
Disneys
Echnicolor
Cole Slaw, Potatoes, & Beverage
Cam
Hes
Shes
Li Cru
Lewis
Stow
Ars
Sweifel
Colorado
Legion
Legion Club
Raymond Gall
New Boston
Blumer Pharmacy
Your Cosmetic Gift Center
Poinsettias
Rosa Florist
Starflower Shop
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