Wisconsin Weather: Cold Wave Warned Tonight
A cold wave is forecast across Wisconsin with windy conditions and a sharp drop in temperatures by morning. Lodging near the Minnesota border could see near five below zero, while eastern areas hover 5 to 15 above. Partial clearing tonight. Friday turns cloudy with possible snow and highs in the teens. Monroe zone sees similar cooling, with lows 5 to 15 and highs around 15 to 20.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Monroe
Weather Summary For Local Area
Daily report notes since yesterday at 1 p.m. high 40 and low 32 degrees. Comparison shows year ago today high 32 and low 4. Precipitation since yesterday is trace. Barometer at 1 a.m. 29.40 and 12 noon 29.50. Sunrise 7 37 and sunset 4 23.
Real Estate Transfers to Jac M Schlittler in Brodhead
Grace Becker and Janet Brinkmeier transfer undivided one half interest in It 3 Block 110 to Jac M Schlittler. Emma Beattie Estate transfers undivided one fourth interest in It 3 Block 110 to Jac M Schlittler. Walter E Beattie transfers one fourth interest in Kit 3 Block 110 to Jac M Schlittler in Brodhead.
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Grace Becker
Janet Brinkmeier
Jac
M. Schlittler
City of Brodhead
Emma Beattie
Jac M. Schlittler
Walter E. Beattie
Local Court Notices and Traffic Citations
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer and Dean A. Holcomb cited for illegal passing with fines of $15 and costs. State Patrol records show Kenneth H. Woodruff cited for speeding in a zoned area with $10 and costs. Henry A. Kuebli cited for operating under the influence with $90 and costs and license revocation.
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Roger L. Elmer Dean A. Holcomb
15Th St
Kenneth H. Woodruff
Monticello
Henry A. Kuebli
8Th St
Monroe
Obituaries of Local Residents Include Four Deaths
Arthur I Kittelson 72 Madison Mrs Bessie Durner 75 Janesville Daniel E Lawler 60 Dodge Gilbert Koprud 78 New Glarus are listed among recent deaths in the region with ages and towns of residence.
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Arthur I. Kittelson
Madison
Bessie Durner
Janesville
Daniel E. Lawler
Dodgeville
Gilbert Koprud
New Glarus
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissal List
Mrs Ellis Carlson 84 Argyle is noted in the St Clare Hospital Accident. Medical entries include Ruby Haguen Beloit and Kenna Prunty Orange. Dismissals list several patients and relatives, including Benny Mountal bano Norman Seffrood Carl Steiner Ray F Miller and many others.
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Ellis Carlson
Argyle
Ruby Haguen
Beloit
Kenna Prunty
Orangeville
Benny Mountalbano
Norman Seffrood
Carl Steiner
Ray F. Miller
Maurice Wedig
Karl Luescher
Ivan Andrews
George Packenkeller
Beatrice Leach
Duane Wilde
Helga Nicholls
Minnie Anderson
Fay Haas
Pastor Calvin Fischer to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting
Rev. Calvin Fischer of St. John's United Church of Christ will deliver a Christmas message at the Kiwanis Club gathering at the Swiss Wheel. The Board of Churches Committee presents this program.
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Calvin Fischer
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Kiwanis Club
Board of Churches Committee
Car Crash in 800 Block of 15th Avenue Injures Parked Vehicle
Police investigated an auto collision yesterday at 3 23 p m in the 800 block of 15th Avenue. Henry A Kuebli of 1503 8th Street struck a car parked by Erma L Thurber of 631 14th Avenue.
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15Th Avenue
Henry A. Kuebli
8Th St
Erma L. Thurber
14Th Ave
Mrs Ellis Carlson Admitted After Hip Fracture
Mrs. Ellis Carlson, 84, of Argyle, was admitted to St. Clare Hospital yesterday at 7 30 p.m. for treatment of a fractured right hip after a fall at her home. Her condition is reported as fair.
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Ellis Carlson
Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Carlson
Illness Sends Former Brodhead Resident to Phoenix Hospital
Mrs. Marie Ruehlew of Livermore California, a former Brodhead resident, fell ill while visiting her daughter Mrs. Ole Hoff in Phoenix Arizona and was admitted to a Phoenix hospital for treatment.
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Phoenix Hospital
Brodhead
Marie Ruehlew
Livermore
Calif
Ole Hoff
Phoenix
Ariz
Marty Seeks Eighth Ward County Board Seat
Jack L. Marty of 814 15th Avenue has filed nominating papers to serve the unexpired term as Eighth Ward supervisor and will seek his first full two year term in the Spring election. He runs Marty’s Dairy and is active in the Moose Lodge, including leadership roles in Wisconsin Moose and local orders. Other Monroe residents named for supervisor posts include Emmett J. Norton and James Volkert, with several incumbents yet to announce.
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Jack L. Marty
15Th Avenue
Eighth Ward
Marty
Clifford
Moose Lodge
Wisconsin Moose Association
Monroe
Emmett J. Norton
James Volkert
Naomi Barnard
Thomas Smith
Ray L. Beckman
Matt Eraser
Fred Glauser
Myron I. Stair
Christmas Stocking Brings Holiday Cheer to Monroe
The Monroe Woman's Club committee packed 60 food boxes serving 190 people and prepared 67 Cheer packages for Monroe nursing homes and local seniors. Packing began at Dearth Motors at 9 a.m. Kiwanis Club of Monroe aided in delivery. Members named include Richard L. Rhyner Joseph G. Urban R. J. Myers Herman A. Stuessy Alvin Kubly Harold Ambler C. H. Snively John F. Kundert Douglas Hirsch Howard Olsen L. E. Shallberg Wesley L. Dodge Alvin H. Babler Arthur F. Roethe and a Swiss Colony representative.
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Monroe Woman’s Club
Monroe
Dearth Motors
Kiwanis Club of
Richard L. Rhyner
Joseph G. Urban
R. J. Myers
Herman A. Stuessy
Alvin Kubly
Harold Ambler
Meighan family thanks readers and plans new start
Wayne Meighan recovering in California after an accident and facing an uncertain future. He praises neighbors and the Christ mas Stocking project that helped his four children have a Merry Christmas. Wayne plans a correspondence course to repair appliances and boost family income while Mrs Meighan tends to the home.
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California
Hawaii
Meighan
Winslow
Clarence Meighan
Wayne
Pfund
Wanda
Jeffrey
Christmas Holiday Visits Span Wide Across States
Personal mentions show multiple families traveling or visiting relatives for Christmas. The Roths host in Monroe and Jayos and Rechsteiner families gather in Wisconsin. others head to Florida, California, and Louisiana for holidays. Local shops advertise boxed cards and holiday closures.
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Fred Jayo
Grand View
Idaho
William Roth
7Th St
Roths
Jayos
Harley Roth
Wheaton
H. P. Rechsteiner
Stockton
Ned Roth
Craig
Brodhead
James Roth
Caroline Roth
Monroe
Elmer Matzke
Juda
Kate Hall
Winter Haven
Fla
Kenneth Hall
Knit and Purl
LaVern Dodge
California
Stanley Ruehlew
San Francisco
Edward
Long Beach
LeRoy Downey
O’hare Field
Baker’s Book Store
Monroe Commandry No
Walter Robinson
Mark
Gary
West Covina Calif
Laura McNair
Peru, Il
Relief Efforts Accelerate Across Humboldt County
Police from as far south as San Francisco were flown in to relieve exhausted sheriff's deputies in northwestern Humboldt County. The aircraft carrier Bennington headed toward Eureka to add its 20 helicopters to the Coast Guard. A large food chain ordered 40,000 pounds of canned goods and produce flown from San Francisco to Eureka with promised unlimited credit to victims.
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San Francisco
Humbolt County
Bennington
Eureka
Coast Guard
Hodgson and Weiss Hurt In Two-Car Accident
Two persons were injured in a two-car crash three miles southwest of Browntown. Sherman Hodgson, 56, suffered a bruised chest and left knee, and Robert J. Weiss, 19, received a forehead cut.
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Browntown
Sherman Hodgson
Lake Drive
Robert J. Weiss
Weiss
Hodgson
Funerals Held for Hulda Hancock in Monticello
Services for Mrs. Hulda Hancock were held this afternoon at the Voegeli Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. Rev. J. Allan Mittler of Zwingli United Church of Christ officiated. Pallbearers were Henry J. Elmer Ernest Schuerch Wilbert L. Wichser and Casper Zentner.
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Hulda Hancock
Monticello
Voegeli Funeral
Highland Cemetery
J. Allan Mittler
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Henry J. Elmer
Ernest Schuerch
Wilbert L. Wichser
Casper Zentner
New Reporter Joins Times Staff In Monroe
Ollie Fink, 23, started work as a reporter at the Monroe Evening Times after traveling from near Columbia Missouri. A St Louis County native and Hallsville High School alum, he earned a journalism degree from the University of Missouri last January and served six months at Ft Jackson during National Guard duty.
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Monroe Evening Times
Ollie Fink
Monroe
Columbia, MO
St. Louis County
Ollie
Overland
Columbia
Hallsville High School
University of Missouri
Missouri National Guard
Ft. Jackson
South Carolina
Peter Jones
7Th Street
Christmas Gift From Viet Nam Fills Soldier With Hope
A soldier recalls Christmas mail from Gia Long secondary school student Yung in Vietnam. The note praises his service and wishes victory and health for his family. The scene shifts to moonlit skies and distant artillery as the narrator prepares for Christmas Eve, hopeful for a future reunion.
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Yung
Gia Long Secondary School
Don
Santa learns Cluny’s gift of peace for every home
In a snowy scene, Cluny the elf presents a white angel with butterfly wings and a magic wand. Santa declares the angel of peace and vows its wand will bless every home tonight before departing with the eight reindeer and sleigh for Santa’s visit.
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Cluny
Santa
Angel of Peace
Stuessy Thanks Fund Workers for Drive Success
Lowell Stuessy United Fund chairman thanked volunteers for aiding the drive which reached its $19,475 goal, the first success in three years. Directors include Arthur Benkett Anthony Kuban Earl Hager L J Schroeder Walter Kerr Mrs John Caradine R Finley Barry Richard Bahr and Mrs David Bennett. Three new directors will be elected at the January annual meeting.
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Lowell Stuessy
United Fund
Arthur C. Benkett
Anthony Kuban
Earl Hager
L. J. Schroeder
Walter Kerr
John Caradine
R. Finley Barry
Richard Bahr
David Bennett
Fred Simpson
Robert Bussen
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Francis Rick
Monroe Jaycees
Armed robbery shocks county as gunman robs tavern
Number 5 continued from page 1 recounts a lone unmasked gunman robbing the tavern, marking the first armed robbery in years within the sheriff's department jurisdiction. Sheriff Deininger notes similar incidents risen around, especially to the south in Illinois.
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Sheriff's Department
Illinois
Deininger
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