Wisconsin Forecast: Clouds Warmth and Snow Likely
Wisconsin outlook shows mostly cloudy and warmer tonight with light snow north and snow or rain south. Wednesday turns cloudy and colder with snow likely in the north and rain or snow likely in the south. Low tonight 25 to 30, high Wednesday 26 to 38. Monroe area: mostly cloudy and warmer tonight with a chance of light rain or snow late tonight. Wednesday, clouds and slightly colder with rain or snow likely. tonight lows around 25 to 90, Wednesday highs near 32.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Real Estate Transfers and County Court Notes
Real estate transfers include Doran L to slum vaviar parcel It 1 block 20 in Monroe and Emma Hess to M. K. Johnson parcel It 33 Lybrand's Donation in Monroe. Angela L. Smith to Florence M. Schwake parcel It 8 block 87 in Brodhead. John A. Woethrich to Anna Waelti St 27 Original Plat Springfield now Juda. Clifton Ault et al to Waldo Rufer part Outlet 36 sec 34 in Monroe. County Court Donald P. Snyder charged with burglary and issuing worthless checks, case continued to 9 a.m. Jan. 16 to consolidate cases from other counties, returned to jail.
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Doran L
Vaviar
Albright
New Mexico
Monroe
Emma Hess
M. K. Johnson
Lybrand
Angela L. Smith
Florence M. Schwake
Brodhead
John A. Woethrich
Anna Waelti
Springfield
Juda
Clifton Ault
Waldo Rufer
City of
Donald P. Snyder
Milwaukee
Beloit Court Docket and Local Obituaries
Judge Hutzel issues a 15 dollar forfeiture for a Beloit failure to stop at a stop sign causing an accident. Houser forfeits 10 dollars for a Fosced parked violation. Deaths include Mary Mather 87 Madison and Francis Dempsey 62 Beloit. Births report a daughter to Walter and Walter Fischer Apple River on Jan 7 and a son to Dennis Swiggum at 701 14th Avenue on Jan 6.
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Brodhead Court
Martin C. Hutzel
Ronald Niman
Beloit
Mary Mather
Madison
Francis Dempsey
Walter Fischer
Apple River
Dennis Swiggum
14Th Avenue
St Clare Hospital Accident List Names Local Dismissals
St Clare Hospital lists patients under medical and surgical care including Woodrow Pryce Albany and Genevieve Ida James New Glarus along with several other named patients and staff. Dismissals include Vernon Gerred Carl Hartman Michael Koch and others.
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Woodrow Pryce
Albany
Louis W. DeLorimier
1510
18Th Street
Genevieve Ida James
New Glarus
Kenneth Robbins
Waterford
Larry Peterson
Elgin
Ill
George Scalia
Beloit
Stella Cornelison
Janesville
Everly Alice Herrii
Brodhead
John P. Schachner
Lake Geneva
Sylvan _Disch
Belleville
Fred W. Neuenschwander
Orangeville
Edward Strasser
Sheri Ann Sagen
David Olsen
Frank Siedschlag
Cedarville
Chris Berg
Argyle
Edmund Petersen
30Th Avenue
Eleanor Kubly
South Wayne
Benjamin Watrud
Blanchardville
Henrietta Schiffman
Rudolph Giedd
South Beloit
Lee Harold Crum
Christ Balsiger
8Th Street
Joe Fritz
Vernon Gerred
Carl W. Hartman
Michael Koch
Douglas L. Fleming
George Brunner
Calvin K Bakke
William Bakke
Brian Drake
Daniel Robertson
Etta Ames
David Hanson
Son
Sommers Cheese Firm Bankruptcy Sale Confirmed
Milwaukee The Full Cream cheese factory business in Malone was sold for 32000 to Adolph Ritter of Fond du Lac in a bankruptcy court confirmation. Full Cream Cheese Factory Inc filed a April last year with debts of 224619 and assets 193157, naming over 200 creditors. Mrs Amy J Sommers of Fond du Lac was president and treasurer, widow LeRoy was partner. he died in a partly burned car in May 1962, ruling carbon monoxide death though she claims foul play.
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Sommers
Milwaukee
Malone
Adolph Ritter
Fond du Lac
U.S. District Court
Full Cream Cheese Factory, Inc
Amy J. Sommers
LeRoy
Personal mentions and local society notes from Monroe paper
Mrs William Heinzelman and Raymond return from Denver after holidays with Mr and Mrs Arlo Stuessy and family. Monroe Moose Lodge meet tonight with special lunch. Miss Janet Senn returns to Menomonie to attend Stout State College after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Jake Senn Jr Route 3. Knit n Purl Shop hours listed and appointment numbers. Stewart H Haberman Frederik W Huber and Larry R Lindgren attend White Sox press and radio dinner in Rockford. Mr and Mrs Clayton Streiff and Gary return to New Glarus from York PA after holiday visit with sister Mrs Eugene Slotten.
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William Heinzelman
Raymond
Denver
Arlo Stuessy
Monroe Moose Lodge
Janet Senn
Menomonie
Stout State College
Jake Senn Jr
Stewart H. Haberman
Frederick W. Huber
Larry R. Lindgren
Monroe
White Sox
Faust
Rockford
Clayton Streiff
Gary
New Glarus
Eugene Slotten
York
Streiff
Slotten
Mrs. Mather Stricken at 87
Mary Mather 87 a Monroe resident until 1947 died at 3 15 p m in Madison General hospital after a heart attack Jan 2 Born May 1 1876 in Adams Township she ran a Monroe dress shop before marrying Albert D. Mather April 24 1896 Surviving daughter Naomi Fardy sister F S Witte half brother Frank Crotty grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren She was a member of Blessed Sacrament Church and former president of the Women s Relief Corps Funeral Thursday at Stuessy Funeral Home and St Victor s Church burial in Calvary cemetery Rosary at 8 p m tomorrow
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Mary Mather
Monroe
Madison
Madison General Hospital
Mather
Mary Crotty
John and
Elizabeth Keegan Crotty
Adams Township
Adams
Albert D. Mather
16Th Avenue
F. S. Witte
Beloit
Frank Crotty
Gregor
Ruth Ann Danielson
Mike
John
Jennie Baumes
Ernest Schmidt
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor's Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
St. Victor's
Calvary Cemetery
Funeral
Clark Oil reports 1963 sales peak across nine states
Clark Oil and Refining Corp announces that 1963 sales reached an all time high, averaging 18 percent above 1962. In December sales rose 27 percent in the ten state area the firm notes.
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Clark Oil and Refining Corp
Peace Corps Test Scheduled nationwide Saturday
The next Peace Corps placement test will be given this Saturday at 8 30 a m nationwide. Local residents in Beloit Freeport Janesville and Madison may take the tests at main post offices. Applicants must take the placement test and complete a Peace Corps questionnaire.
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Peace Corps
United States
Beloit
Freeport
Janesville
Madison
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Glen Trickel Funeral Held Tomorrow
Services for Glen V Trickel 54 Evansville farmer and Monroe native who died yesterday will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Evansville Methodist Church with Rev Eldon Riggs officiating. Burial in Maple Hill Cemetery Evansville. Friends may call at Allen Funeral Home after 7 tonight.
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Glen V. Trickel
Evansville
Monroe
Evansville Methodist Church
Eldon Riggs
Maple Hill Cemetery
Allen Funeral Home
Funeral Rites For Edward M. Share Held In City
Edward M. Share 86 died Saturday and rites were held this morning at 9 in Stuessy funeral home and at 9 30 in St. Victor's Catholic church with Rev E C McCollow officiating Burial followed in Calvary cemetery Pallbearers included Ralph McGuire William Sullivan William Haren William Hogan Roberts Norton and Joe Milz Rosary was observed at 8 last night in the funeral home
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Edward M. Share
Stuessy Funeral
St. Victor's Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Ralph McGuire
William Sullivan
William Haren
William Hogan
Roberts Norton
Joe Milz
Marvin Zimmerman
Monticello
Marvin R. Zimmerman
St. Mary’s of Lourdes Catholic Church
Belleville
E. Gariepy
Highland Cemetery
Vernon Duppler
Marvin Eichelkraut
Verona
Oliver Hustad
New
Glarus
Kenneth Remy
Ronald Remy
Madison
John D. Zimmerman
Voegels
Head of Pharmacy Earns Madison Clinic Post
Robert E. Paulik takes over management of The Clinic Pharmacy from George Geiger who retired January 1. Paulik joined the pharmacy in 1962 and now owns the residence at 2009 8th Street with his wife and two daughters. He trained at Oshkosh and Wisconsin, served as a Navy radioman 1952 to 1955, and worked at Doctors Building Rx and Rennebohm stores before becoming assistant manager at Jackson Clinic.
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Robert E. Paulik
George Geiger
Paulik
Otto Kundert
8Th Street
Beth Ann
Amy
Oshkosh High School
Oshkosh State College
University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy
University of Wisconsin
Doctors
Rx Pharmacy
Champaign
Ill
Madison
Rennebohm
Jackson Clinic
Rennebohm's
Nehru Bedfast after Health Setback in India
Prime Minister Nehru, 74, was bedfast in Bhubaneswar with high blood pressure and ordered to rest two weeks. An official statement said there is no cause for anxiety after canceling all public engagements at Congress party meetings. Since a 1962 infection his vitality has waned. He heads the government and foreign affairs while leading the Congress party.
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Bhubaneswar
India
Nehru
Congress Party
Bee Line Garage Coowner Undergoes Nasal Surgery
Edmund J. Petersen co owner of the Bee Line Service Garage underwent nasal surgery at St. Clare hospital this morning and is expected to remain a patient there for the remainder of the week.
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Edmund “J. Petersen
St. Clare Hospital
Mrs Dempsey Rites Conducted Beloit Woman Dies at 62
Services for Mrs. Francis Dempsey, 62, Beloit, a Browntown native, were held in Beloit. Rites at 9 and 9:30 at Daley Murphy Wisch Funeral Home and St. Jude's Church. Burial in Tabor Cemetery. Survived by husband, two daughters, three sisters, four brothers, and one grandchild. Mrs. Dempsey born October 18, 1911. She was Marian Guild member.
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Francis Dempsey
Beloit
Browntown
Daley-Murphy-Wisch
St. Jude's Catholic Church
Richard Lenart
Tabor
Dempsey
Charles DeVoe
St. Jude Church
Marian Guild
Sylvester Easter
LaCrosse
Mary Dempsey
Bessie Sonderegger
Brodhead
Frank Sandley
Unity
A. E Bittrich
Burbank
Calif
Charles
Tower to Train Firecrews Persists Amid Costly Plan
Officials argue the 60 foot training tower is vital to the new building, serving to train personnel dry hoses and mount the siren, with estimates suggesting early investment could avert a costly paid department for 10 to 20 years and save up to 300000 over a decade despite rebukes from the Planning Commission and other delays.
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Johnson
Planning Commission
Com
City Hall Fire Station Plans Face Schedule Hurdles
Mayor Evans backs a new fire and police complex but will not veto if approved. Aldermen split over site costs and rock base. bids on blasting unlikely before Jan 21. Some say abandon project until new council in April, others push for size and design changes to win approval.
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Mission
Evans
Stanley Howe
Monroe Police Reports Two Minor Accidents In Two Incidents
Monroe police logged two minor crashes. Lois Montgomery and Kenneth Norder collided at 7:55 AM at 20th Street and 13th Avenue. Thomas Lovelace stopped for a backing car. Margaret Wichser rear collided. In Wausau, Leo Kurtz of 44 died and another man injured when a crane boom collapsed at American Can Co conversion plant.
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Acnde Pylive
20Th Street
13Th Avenue
Lois C. Montgomery
7Th Avenue
Kenneth W. Norder
17Th Street
North Central Public Service Corp
Thomas S. Lovelace
Country Lane
Lovelace
Margaret M. Wichser
Lincoln , Road
Wausau
Leo Kurtzweil
American Can Co
Glendale Pair Killed In Missouri Accident
Milwaukee area men from Glendale Jeffery A. Hirley 23 and David A. Har ter 21 were killed when their car hit a highway bridge and burst into flames in Springfield Missouri. They were returning from a trip to California.
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Srningfield
Swo
Milwaukee Area
Jeffery A. Hirley
David A. Harter
Milwaukee
Glendale
California
Kerner Proposes Election Overhaul for Illinois House
Gov Otto Kerner spoke in Springfield outlining a plan to end the at large election method. He urged abandoning cumulative voting, nominating house candidates at party conventions, electing two delegates per district, limiting nominees to 118 per party, separate ballots, extended polling hours, and 800000 to cover extra election costs.
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Ilinois
Otto Kerner
Springfield
House
Senate
Kerner
Illinois
Shelp
Raab in Serious Condition in Vienna Austria
Former Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab, aged 72, was reported in serious condition today in Vienna. The aging statesman had served as chancellor in earlier years and remains a prominent political figure in Austria.
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Raab
Vienna
Austria
Julius Raab
Schultz Couple Earn PMA Honor in District 2
Mr and Mrs Gordon Schultz of Attica won the outstanding young dairy couple of 1963 award at the PMA district meeting in Janesville. They were chosen from six finalists from 18 couples. Arlyn Zee of Albany, the 1963 state and national mechanical corn picking contest winner, received a billfold. Certificates went to Rock County Dairy Promotion Committee members. New district officers include LaVern Sopher and Vincent Holden.
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Gordon Schultz
Attica
Pure Milk Association
Janesville
Arlyn Zee
Albany
Orfordville
PMA
Rock County
Gerald Earleywine
Brodhead
Walter Haberman
Footville
Monroe
A. W. Agnew
Milton Junction
Gilman Anderson
LaVern Sopher
Vincent Holden
Ed Hanewaill
Beloit
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U.S.A
Fort
Arthur E. Houser
Darlington
Lonroe Police
Bryan Drake
John H. Bruni
Laura Kay
Gordon P. Drake
Kerry
Drake
Horicon
Maureen Bruni
Bryan
Warner K. Kitt
Route 4
Otto
Rabe
Winslow
15Th Avenue
Monroe Germann Fuel Co
Lanz Hdwe
Ralph C. Firy
Glen Trickel
William Andrew Keel
Newcomer Funeral Home
Paul Olm
St. John’s
Greenwood Cemetery
Gorham Trickel
Scotty Edwards
Truman Olin
Frank Mauermann
Peter Solomon
William Burkhard
Lewis van Wagenen
G. E
Lumline
Goetz
Paul Newman
Man With the Barbed Wire
Debbie Reynolds
Barry Nelson
Diane Mobain
Michael Rene
Wervin
Mrs. Dempsey
Missouri
Shriner - Dleushwander
Earl Hager
19Th Avenue
Herbert Booth
Jetsons
Jr’s
Jr‘s
Margie Finance
Beechess Stadium
OLD Maid
Fascination Checkers Book Flinch
Bauman
Monroe, Wis
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