Wisconsin Weather Outlook and Local Notices
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with light snow possible in the extreme northwest toward evening. Mostl y cloudy tonight with flurries or light snow likely north half and some south half. Warmer southeast with lows 5 to 15, north possibly lower. Friday mostly cloudy with snow flurries north half and highs 12 to 22 northwest and 22 to 32 southeast. Extended outlook notes a mostly cloudy period with light snow mainly north half Saturday through Monday and gradual warming into Sunday and Monday. Lowest tonight zero to 10 above north, teens south. highs in the teens north, 20s south Saturday. Then teens north to 30s south Sunday and Monday. Also lists an assortment of local names and addresses for surgical and dismissal notices.
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Wisconsin
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Three Properties
Donald W. Martinson transfers part of Sec 1 T4N R9E to Melvin Reese. Dorothy Witt transfers Lot 10 Block 89 City of Brodhead to the City of Brodhead. Alvin H. Peterson transfers part of Block 12 Village of Albany to Larry G. Vitense.
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Donald W. Martinson
Melvin Reese
Dorothy Witt
Notable Local Speeding Citation and Resident Details
Theresa O Will of 11084 14th Ave forfeited $40 for speeding under conditions. J B F Amos 79 of 1715 21st St Monroe, Milton Puttkamer 64 Monticello, Mrs Richard Bushmeyer RN 42 Burlington, Mrs Henry W Altmann 59 Rt 2 Monroe. Mr and Mrs Neehan Nelson Jr Rt 2 Argyle, son born Jan 5.
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Theresa O. Will
14Th Ave
Monroe
J.B.F. Amos
21St St
Milton
Mel) C. Puttkamer
Monticello
Richard Bushmeyer, RN
Burlington
Henry W. Altmann
Rt. 2
Neehan Nelson Jr
Argyle, Son
Local Names Listed in Public Notice Fragments
Readable fragments name several individuals including Mrs. DeGrand E. Miller of Albany Mrs. Harry E. Posten of Loves Park Ill Billie Jo Hyde of Orangeville Rt 1 and Kathleen M Walsh associated with St Clr[e] Hospital Medical and Box 172 Albany.
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DeGrand E. Miller
Albany
Harry E. Posten
Loves Park
Ill
Billie Jo Hyde
Rt. 1
Orangeville
Fred Koenig
18Th Ave
Kathleen M. Walsh
Funeral services for Robert L. Skattum
Robert L. Skattum 47 of 2318 11th Ave died Tuesday Jan 4. Services were held at 1 30 p m Thursday Jan 6 at Stuessy Funeral Home. Military graveside rites at Greenwood Cemetery were conducted with chaplain Fred Felder and color guards Robert Golackson Edward Doyle and colorbearer James Voelkl. The American Flag was folded for presentation to the widow by W E Deininger and Fred Felder.
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Robert L. Skattum
11Th Ave
Stuessy Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Fred Felder
Robert Golackson
Edward Doyle
James Voelkl
W.E. Deininger
Signer Is Sentenced on Multiple Felony and Misdemeanor Charges
Larry Signer of Rt. 1 Argyle received a five year probation term on two felony counts for the December burglaries of Marty Ripp Chevrolet Garage and Joe's White Elephant, to run concurrently after a six month jail term for a misdemeanor theft from Greenwood Cemetery Association under Huber Law. Judge Arthur L. Luebke warned of potential 20 year penalties and remanded him to Green County Sheriff's custody. defense was Franz Brand of Kittelsen Brand and Barry.
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Larry Signer
Rt. 1
Argyle
Arthur L. Luebke
Green County
Huber
Joe
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Luebke
Signer
Green County Sheriff's Department
Franz Brand
Kittelsen
Brand
Barry
Milwaukee Market Opens Steady Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Milwaukee stockyards opened steady on cattle calves and sheep while hogs ranged from steady to strong with about 800 cattle 600 calves 400 hogs and 100 sheep receipts estimated. Chicago wheat corn oats soybean prices and Wisconsin dairy cheese and egg markets are also noted with varied steady to higher shifts.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin county fairs in decline say UW researcher
Professor Donald E. Johnson told the Wisconsin Association of Fairs that county and district fairs struggle with aging facilities and weak facilities. He urged improved judge training and better sanitation, noting Wisconsin may close its state fair.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Donald E. Johnson
Johnson
State Agriculture Department
Wisconsin Association of Fairs
Dane County Coliseum
Obituary notes for Louise Altmann and Amos in Monroe
Obituary notices report the death of Louise W Reinmann Altmann 59 at St. Clare Hospital Monroe born April 1 1912 in Adams Township. Also noted is Amos Monroe City Sealer since 1959 a former Nabisco salesman and National Biscuit Co. veteran who died at St. Clare Hospital. Services set for Jan 8 with burial Greenwood Cemetery and Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home arrangements.
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Henry W
Louise) Altmann
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Louise Reinmann
Adams Township
Fred
Barbara Baumann Reinmann
Pleasant Hill School
Orangeville
St. John’s
Turner Hall
Henry
Charles
Ellen) Frey
Roy
Esther) Rhyner
Clarno
Earl
Emma
Lawrence
Sophia) Taft
Altmann
Newcomer Funeral Home
W. C. Koehler
St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
J.B.F. Amos
21St Street
California
Amos
S & O TV
Nabisco
Chicago
National Biscuit Co
Brodhead
Mineral Point
Dodgeville
Chatham
Benjamin F
Sally Taylor Amos
Mt. Horeb
Emma Paulson
Grace Lutheran Church
Smith Masonic Lodge
St. Omar
Order of Eastern Star
Robert C. Amos
USAF
Washington, D.C
Robert J
Patricia) Kowalke
Chatsworth
Calif
Annie Thomas
Pearlsburg
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Larry Pinnow
Monroe Police Probe Five Traffic Mishaps
Monroe police report five traffic accidents in a Wednesday summary. Ed E. Staley, Dallas Wisconsin, backed a Berg Transfer semi into a city sign at 14th Street and 13th Avenue near Ken's Agri Service with no other damage. Ruth French was injured when Alvin Elmer pulled onto Wis 11 and collided with her car. French transported to Medical Center. Elmer charged with a traffic violation. Steven Broge’s parked car was struck by Clarence Rufer while Rufer parked on Riviera Court. minor damage. Mary McGuire backed from a stall and hit Arthur Hansen’s car. minor damage. Bruce Arnold hit Forrest Ludwig’s car on an ice covered lot at Green County Frozen Food Market. minor damage.
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Monroe
Ed E. Staley
Dallas
Wis
14Th St
13Th Ave
Ken
Agri
Ruth French
Alvin H. Elmer
Rt. 3
2Nd Ave
Elmer
Steven W. Broge
Riviera Court
Clarence C. Rufer
Rt. 4
Rufer
Mary A. McGuire
23Rd St
Arthur W. Hansen
Rt. 1
South Wayne
Green County
Bruce N. Arnold
17Th Ave
Forrest R. Ludwig
Rt. 2
Three-year term set for Olson on forgery and probation acts
Loren J. Olson of Darlington received three years in Wisconsin State Prisons for forgery and probation revocation. He also drew 90 days in Green County Jail for each of five worthless checks and one year for escape, to run concurrently with the prison term. Olson, described as capable but irresponsible, told the court he is a habitual alcoholic and was remanded for transport to Green Bay Reception Center.
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Loren J. Olson
Darlington
Wisconsin
Olson
Green County
Arthur Luebke
Waupun
Sheriff's Department
Wis
Green Bay
Juvenile Patient and Local Injury Update
Johnny S. Graham three months old of Beloit is a medical patient at St. Clare. Fred Koenig of 623 18th Ave. was injured by a cooling agent at Pauly Cheese Co. and admitted to St. Clare, with transfer to Madison University Hospitals for a check-up.
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Johnny S. Graham
Johnny W. Graham
Beloit
St. Clare
Fred Koenig
18Th Ave
Pauly Cheese Co
17Th Ave
Madison University Hospitals
St. Clare Hospital
Madison
Auto slides off roadway near Church Town Road
Leon C. Gempler 49 of Monticello drove northwest on Buckskin Town Road and slid off the roadway while turning onto Church Town Road. The car struck a sign and damaged a terrace but caused no injuries. The incident occurred at 4:55 p.m. six point six miles northwest of Monroe on a slippery road per Green Co Sheriff's report.
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Buckskin Town Road
Leon C. Gempler
Rt. 1
Monticello
Church Town Road
Monroe
Green Co
Wisconsin Voter Drive committee meets to plan
A Wisconsin Voter Registration Drive steering committee met Wednesday night at Commercial and Savings Bank with service clubs and students from three high schools and three colleges. They scheduled an organizational meeting for Tuesday Jan. 11 at Mrs. C. L. Caturia’s home to plan a March registration drive and will seek help from Woman's Club Jaycees Jaycettes Optimists and Republican and Democratic parties.
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Wisconsin
Commercial and Savings Bank
C. L. Caturia
15Th St
Woman’s Club
Jaycees
Jaycettes
Optimists
Committee backs yes vote for Black Hawk Tech funding
A steering committee to build support for the April 4 funding referendum for Black Hawk Tech has been formed. Co chairs are Les Helgeson of Janesville and Richard Keyser of Beloit with Harry Hoffman of Beloit as secretary treasurer. Members include Tom Schuler Beloit Albert Hough Janesville Fred Huber Monroe Walter Knight Beloit Tom Carlson Janesville Elwood Curtis Janesville and C S Pierce Brodhead. Additional leaders show interest per Black Hawk Tech announcement and more details will follow.
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Black Hawk Tech
Les Helgeson
Janesville
Richard Keyser
Beloit
Harry Hoffman
Tom Schuler
Albert Hough
Fred Huber
Monroe
Walter Knight
Tom Carlson
Elwood Curtis
C. S. Pierce
Brodhead
Free shrubs for 4 H and FFA members
The Green County Extension Office offers free wildlife shrubs to all 4 H and FFA members with a limit of 150 per person. Eleven species are available, including buffaloberry and dogwoods, with guidance on proper selection.
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4-H
FFA
Department of Natural Resources
Green County Extension Office
Voag
Evansville EHA funding prospects dim for 50 elderly housing units
Rep. Les Aspin warned that Evansville Housing Authority may not receive funding in the current fiscal year for 50 elderly housing units. Leo Mortensen of HUD says prospects look poor, prompting Aspin to ask HUD to reconsider before final decision and to inquire about funding in fiscal year 1973 if funds are denied this year.
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Washington, D.C
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Evansville
Mortensen
Aspin
Special Meeting for Pilots In Green County Jail Basement
Green County Pilot's Association president Louie Waelti announces a special meeting next Tuesday. Rockford Tower personnel will present films and speak to flyers and student pilots. The general public is invited. event begins at 8 p.m. in the Green County Jail basement.
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Louie Waelti
Green County Pilot’s Association
Rockford
Green County
Apple River Allows Sunday Liquor Sale Trial
Apple River Village Board approves a 60 day trial to permit liquor sales on Sundays from 2 to 11 p.m. at two taverns starting March 5. Residents previously opposed Sunday sale 80 to 70 in a referendum. The board will assess results and decide on permanent Sunday sales before 1972 liquor licenses expire.
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Apple River
Ill
Darlington Welcomes First Baby Jessica Jane Donahoe
Jessica Jane Donahoe born January 2 at Darlington Memorial Hospital. Named Miss 1972, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pat Donahoe of Darlington. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ronald Black and Mr and Mrs Joseph Donahoe. Local merchants present over $100 in gifts and cash.
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Jessica Jane Donahoe
Darlington’s Memorial Hospital
Pat Donahoe
Darlington
Ronald Black
Joseph Donahoe
Green County Board to meet Tuesday evening
A regular meeting of the Green County Board of Supervisors will be held Tuesday Jan 11 at 8 pm in the Monroe courthouse circuit courtroom.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Monroe Courthouse
Hartwig Girl Undergoes Surgery at St. Clare Hospital
Nancy Hartwig daughter of Byron and Mrs Hartwig Rt 1 underwent surgery Monday at St. Clare Hospital and is expected to be released Friday. She is a junior at the University of Wisconsin Platteville. Also noted improvements in the condition of Eugene Landis and Mrs Landis in St. Clare Hospital with flu and pneumonia. Mrs Landis remains critical.
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Nancy Hartwig
Byron Hartwig
Rt. 1
St. Clare Hospital
Miss Hartwig
University of Wisconsin Platteville
Eugene Landis
20Th St. CT
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