Daily Record Wisconsin weather and notices summary
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with small temperature changes. lows 20s to 30s, highs 37 to 52. Precipitation chance 30 percent tonight, 20 percent Tuesday. Monroe area similar with 28 to 34 tonight and 44 to 50 Tuesday. Sunrise 7 24, sunset 4 24. Names and addresses listed include James D Trumpy and Cynthia R Somlo Madison, Mrs Frederick J Grendahl Monroe, Oscar Narveson Mt Horeb, Leonard K Kittoe Shullsburg, Anna Aultman Cincinnati, Al Dunphy Albany, and several birth notices from Wisconsin towns.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Frederick J. Grendahl
17Th Ave
Oscar Narveson
Mt. Horeb
Leonard K. Kittoe
Shullsburg
Paul J
Anna) Aultman
Cincinnati
O. al Dunphy
Route 1
Albany
St Clare Hospital Accidents and Dismissals List Rome
A long hospital notice lists accident cases and patient dismissals at St Clare Hospital. Names include Terry Furniss 15 Lodi Danny Updike 17 along Route 4 and various medical surgical and discharge details. The report also covers upcoming holiday visits by families traveling from Chapel Hill Sun Prairie Monroe and New Glarus with plans for Christmas and a wedding in Georgia.
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Terry Furniss
Lodi
Danny Updike
Richard Betrum
Blanchardville
Geraldine Scott
Gratiot
Lawrence L. Gray
Beloit
Alice Deppler
23Rd Ave
Ernest Hanson
Hanover
Willie Simons
Freeport
Howard Conyne
Warren
Walter Breckling
Janesville
George Englehardt
Kansasville
Wis
Albert Oscar Frits
Ralph Triplette Jr
Chapel Hill
N.C
L .A Koenig
B. H. Lynch
Lynchs
Quinton Ott
John
New Glarus
Funeral services for Leo H. Share noted in Monroe
Leo H. Share, 68, a 45 year Monroe Evening Times employee, died Thursday night of a coronary. Services were at Stuessy Funeral Home and St. Victor's Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery. Nephews served as pallbearers. The Times staff and Monroe BPW members attended. Share’s wife was a BPW member. Also reported, Joseph Coffey underwent surgery Friday at St. Clare Hospital and remains in intensive care.
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Leo H. Share
Leo Hi. Share
Monroe Evening Times
Stuessy
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. MecCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Leo Keegan
Michael E. Hyland
Delbert Share
Monroe
James Share
Arthur Riemer
Brodhead
Herbert Flannery
Browntown
Times
Monroe Business and Professional Women’s Association
Mrs. Share
Joseph Coffey
24Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Al Dunphy 83 Dies After Long Illness at Stoughton Hospital
Al Dunphy 83 lifelong resident of the Crooke Settlement died at 5 30 p m Sunday Dec 17 after a long illness in Stoughton Hospital He was born Feb 10 1884 on the Dunphy Homestead He married Nora Mae Cassidy Jan 29 1913 in Janesville She died Oct 1943 Surviving are a daughter Nellie Mae McCreedy a son Harland five brothers and four sisters ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral is tentatively set for Wednesday at St Patrick s Church Friends may call at the Dunphy McCreedy home tomorrow with a Rosary service Sharer Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements
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Albany
al Dunphy
Here
Stoughton Hospital
Mr. Dunphy
Dunphy
Crooke Settlement
Michael
Margaret Maloy Dunphy
Janesville
Nora Mae Cassidy
St. Patrick's Catholic Church of
Wilbur
Nellie Mae) McCreedy
Harland
Thomas
James
Joseph
Genevieve
Frank
Charles
Edward
Dunphy - McCreedy
Sharer Funeral Home
Mrs Grendahl Dies at 40 in Monroe
Mrs. Frederick J Grendahl 40 of 2516 17th Ave Monroe died at 9 p m Sunday Dec 17 at St Clare Hospital after admission Dec 8 She is survived by husband four children two sons Wynn at Milton College and Stuart at home two daughters Elaine and Linda parents Arthur and Bessie Boyer Nickeley a sister Mrs Gary Shirley Tinder of Streator Illinois Private graveside services set for 1:30 p m Dec 19 Greenwood Cemetery Monroe with Rev Milton G Petzold officiating Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe in charge Also notes Gleaners meet at Mrs William Schuetze home with Miss Mary Wells assisting devotions by Mrs Carl Holsinger and entertainment by the Schuetze brothers Wolf Returns Home A timber wolf missing 20 days returns to Eagle Wisconsin limping with a fox trap on a leg from the Orin Benson home near Ket tle Moraine State Forest reported by neighbors
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Frederick J
Lla) Grendahl
17Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Grennant
Crandall'’s
Arthur
Bessie Boyer Nickeley
Wynn
Milton College
Stuart
Elaine
Linda
Monroe
Gary
Shirley
Greenwood Cemetery
Milton G. Petzold
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Newcomer Funeral Home of
William Schuetze
Mary Wells
Carl Holsinger
Frederick
John Schuetze
Eagle
Wis
Orin Benson
Kettle Moraine State Forest
Bensons
Wisconsin Senate kills 18 year beer age plan in 1967 session
After months of wrangling Wisconsin lawmakers rejected a uniform 18 year beer drinking age and an implied consent bill. The Senate also backed increased State Patrol numbers and random inspections while delaying any 19 to 21 age plan. Governor Knowles faced a major setback as Assembly and Senate divisions persisted.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Senate
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Senate Assembly
Sen Robert Knowles
New Richmond
Sen. Knowles
Raymond Rice
la Crosse
Assembly
Pool Employment Openings At Monroe Municipal Pool
Applications for summer work at the Monroe Municipal Pool open Tuesday December 26 1967 and run through Friday January 5 1968. Information on lifeguard and instructor roles is at the Parks and Recreation office with a 5 p.m. deadline. Preference given to those 16 plus and holding WSI or Senior Lifesaving certificates.
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Monroe Municipal Pool
Parks and Recreation Office
Car crashes and injuries across Monroe area near Highway 1181
Police report multiple motor vehicle incidents yesterday near Monroe and nearby towns. A 17 year old rider suffered a sprained neck in a rollover two miles east of Monroe on Highway 1181, with both occupants in good condition at St Clare Hospital. Additional collisions caused bruises and vehicle damage, including incidents near Albany Juda and Brooklyn with drivers identified and no serious injuries reported.
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Danny Updike
Monroe
Milford Updike
St. Clare Hospital
Updike
Bonita R. Steindorf
Albany
Jean C. Halvorson
LaVern C. Hartin
Evansville
Willis L. Lawton
Kenneth E. Kubly
Route 2
Dorothy Derendinger
Brodhead
Kubly
Derendinger
Juta
Gladys M. Williams
Broad
Jay Nenneman
Juda
Glenn D. Stocker
Beloit
Brooklyn
Paul A. Wilke
Freeport
Ill
Herbert Booth
Elizabeth A. Timm
13Th Ave
20Th St
Milwaukees open housing protests mark 112th day
Number 2 involvement in Vietnam noted as participants joined Milwaukees 112th consecutive day of open housing demonstrations. Police in Macon Georgia prepared for crowds as Otto Redding, famed Negro soul singer, lay in state.
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Vietnam
Milwaukee
Macon
Otto Redding
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Daily Record
James D .Trumpy
Washington Ave
Cynthia R. Somlo
Gilman
Theodore Albert
Thomas Lynch
Argyle
Rodney Mortimer
Rock City
Thermoometer Co
William Kilecoyne
Darlington
George Johnson
Judy Mattison
Paul Young
Oregon
Edward Salata
Merlin Klopenstein
William Ketcart
John S. Mahlbuch
James Hanson
Allen Kolb
Michael Majerus
William V. Martin
Edwin A. Weissinger Jr
John R. Petrelli
Joseph Keegan
Leslie L. Garrett
Ervin E. Rollette
Madeline Kubly
Eldridge Moore
June Kaplan
Marilyn Rhodes
Henry Koonce
H. Williams
Ed Heablin
Diane Etmanczyk
Alma Nadig
Glenn Anderson
Emerson Jordan
Howard Klentz
Eugene Dickson
Morris Fernstaedt
Archie Frank Hayter
Emil Rabe
Clarence Beeck
James Lepke
William C. Pintar
Arnold Briggs
Fern Bonnet
James van Heeren
Michael Bidingmaier
Victor Broege
Timothy E. Phalen
Aurora
D. P. Lambert
O’hare Field
Chicago
Georgia
Timothy T. Phalen
Harriet Gibbs Holton
Ft. Benning
Bethel Cemetery
James Donn Plecity
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Cpl
Plecity
Don Plecity
Shirl Wise
Donald Sorn
Shriners
Wilhelm Tell
Shriners Hospital
Troop 208
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Ohio River
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Dan
Dan Bahler
All-Star Dairy
Dick Whitehead
Goetz
Beatty
Ronnie x2
Clyde
Rodd
RED Cross
Clark’s
American National Red Cross
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