Weather snapshot and records from Wisconsin region
The Daily R Record reports January 8 1962 weather across Wisconsin with partly cloudy skies snow flurries and cold temperatures. Monroe area shows very cold conditions with zero to 10 below overnight and 5 to 12 above Tuesday. Precipitation totals reach 5 inches since Saturday. Also notes nationwide extremes Ther mal Calif and Minor North Dakota. Sunrise and sunset times listed.
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Monroe
U.S.A
Calif
N. Dakota
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe City Notes
Real estate transfers show Herman Ludwig Estate to Sam Ludwig for It 5 blk 21 Rattan's Add in Monroe New Mexico. Alfred M Green to Richard Theiler It 6 blk 1 Rose Park Subdivision Monroe. Robert W Sharp to Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe It 31 Lybrand's Donation to Green County Monroe.
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Herman Ludwig
Sam Ludwig
New Mexico
Monroe
Alfred M. Green
Richard Theiler
Rose Park
City of Monroe
Robert W. Sharp
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Lybrand
Green County
City of
Obituary notices list several local residents
John L. Ryall 91 of Brodhead Mrs William Sue 72 of Belmont Paul E Scallon 58 Route 2 Darlington Mrs Angie Sarah Marti 76 Beloit Mrs Earl Crase 59 rural Mineral Point Andrew Jevne 84 Verona all named in local notices with ages and hometowns
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John L. Ryall
Brodhead
William Sue
Belmont
Paul E. Scallon
Route 2
Darlington
Angie Sarah Marti
Beloit
Earl Crase
Rural Mineral Point
Andrew Jevne
Verona
Births in several towns mark new arrivals this month
Birth announcements list a Brodhead couple welcoming a son on January 8 and Roscoe Illinois, couple Ronald Arns meier welcoming a daughter on January 7, Browntown couple Charles Miller welcoming a son on January 7, and Orangeville couple Romain Bower welcoming a daughter on January 6.
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LaVern Sopher
Brodhead
Ronald Arnsmeier
Roscoe
Ill
Charles Miller
Browntown
Romain Bower
Orangeville
St Clare Hospital lists patients and dismissals in accident notice
Major list shows Mrs Myron Erickson Argyle and Robert Rossing Argyle among accident victims and a long roster of medical surgical and discharge entries from St Clare Hospital. Names include Christine Fetzak Blanchardville Clarence Wendt Tiffany Joseph Knorr Blanchardville and many others with addresses in Beloit Monroe Orangeville Monticello and surrounding towns. The notice ends with a classifieds rental line for The Monroe Evening Times.
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Myron Erickson
Argyle
Robert Rossing
Christine Fetzak
Blanchardville
Clarence Wendt
Tiffany
Joseph Knorr
James Glassburn
Rock Falls
Eugene Scherven
Horeb
Clarence LaVasser
Gerald Reed
Brodhead
Michael Wolf
Durand
Edwin Rutsch
9Th Street
Ivan Zettle
Route 1
Jonathan Hartwig
Leonard Drye
Winslow
Henry F. Kubly
11Th Street
Philip Hayden
Beloit
Lloyd Keegan
16Th Avenue
Leonard Rick
Benton
Keith Jackson
Woodford
Roland Hasse
Route 3
James Kettle
Barbara Schultz
Orangeville
Lawrence Karlen
Monticello
Norman Schmetzer
Eugene Hotel
Monroe
Daniel Kilpatrick
Belmont
Raymond Bartett
Browntown
A. Vivian Johnson
Loy Paulson
Edgerton
Thomas Pixler
Rockford
Susan Sinnett
Donald Brentlinger
Janesville
Morris Crotty
Albin Indergand
Orville Beilke
Beoit
Michael Earleywine
Mark Stafford
Werner Burke
Merlin Neyhart
Raymond Hereford
John Burlington
Paul Haroldson
Guy Weckerly
Arthur Landis
John O'Neill
Reuben Pagel
Owen Beckman
Ann Shrier
Metha van Hoveln
Chester Lee
Raymond Piepenhagen
Eugene Yeager
Melanie Knorr
Merland Neyhart
Howard Usher
Robert
Personal Mention Highlights Holiday Visits Across States
Ernest Lehman of Lamont was in Monroe on business. Emma Lahr of Juda visited Mrs. F F Hartwig at 2211 16th Street over the holidays. Neva Argue of 1322 10th Street is home after holidays with daughters in Denver. Frank and wife from Denver returned after holidays with their son and Dr and Mrs Frank C Stiles at 1329 25th Avenue. Hartwig hosted children over the holidays: Augie Rizzard family Naperville Ill, Harry Barkow family West Allis, and Robert Wagner family St. Louis. Howard McCoy and wife returned from California with their son and family and friends including Col Leo George Clark at Hamilton Field. Clarence Winkelmann and Phillip Genrick visited with the McCoys.
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Ernest Lehman
Lamont
Monroe
Emma Lahr
Juda
F. F. Hartwig
16Th Street
Neva Argue
10Th Street
James Wiesman
Melvin Duerst
Denver
Frank Stiles
Inlaw
Frank C. Stiles
25Th Avenue
Augie Rizzard
Marvin Hartwig
Naperville
Ill
Harry Barkow
West Allis
Robert Wagner
St. Louis
Howard McCoy
23Rd Street
California
Capt
Howard C. McCoy
Col
Leo George Clark
Hamilton Field
Clarence Winkelmann
Phillip Genrick
County Board Delays Session to January 16
Green County Board postpones the meeting from tomorrow night to Tuesday January 16 after finance committee reviews audit material. County Clerk Ray E Kundert notes a mail ballot among board members ordered the delay and reports unanimous approval.
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Green County Board
Finance Committee
Ray E. Kundert
Knights of Columbus Meet Tonight in Legion Hall
The Knights of Columbus will convene at 8 tonight in the Legion Hall with an officers meeting earlier at Rev. W. E. Shea’s room in St. Clare hospital. Rev. Shea and Dr. Joseph Ganshert lead a Q and A session at the regular meeting. Lunch committee: Alvin Buholzer, chairman. Joe Motz, Ernest Buholzer, Emil Buholzer.
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Knights of Columbus
Legion Hall
W. E. Shea
St. Clare Hospital
Shea
Joseph Ganshert
Alvin Buholzer
Joe Motz
Ernest Buholzer
Emil Buholzer
East Viota church women meet Wednesday in church lounge
The East Viota Lutheran church women plan a 2 p.m. meeting on Wednesday with Leah Circle serving. Mrs Parks Wang will read scripture and lead prayers, and Mrs Augustine Ronnerude will present the Evangelism program. The Boxer Club of Milwaukee hosts its first specialty show and obedience trial on January 27 at Tyrolean Town House in West Allis following AKC license approval.
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East Viota Lutheran Church
Leah Circle
Parks Wang
Augustine Ronnerude
Milwaukee
Boxer Club of Milwaukee, Inc
The
American Kennel Club
West Allis
Miss Joan Swiggum Earns UW Sophomore Honors
Miss Joan C. Swiggum of Brown Town, a student at the University of Wisconsin, earns sophomore honors for excellence in the College of Letters and Science.
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Joan C. Swiggum
Browntown
University of Wisconsin
College of Letters and Science
Motor dealer William Greuch discharged from St. Clare hospital
William Greuch owner of Badger Motors was released from St. Clare hospital this morning after days of observation and treatment since Thursday. He will rest at home for about two weeks.
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William Greuch
Badger Motors
St. Clare Hospital
Funeral Services for Mrs Ella Conners in Monroe
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Rose Conners 79 died Wednesday at White Haven Nursing Home Monroe were held this morning. A 9 a.m. prayer service followed by 9:30 Mass at St Victor’s Catholic Church officiated by Rev E C McCollow. Pallbearers named from Monroe and Browntown. Burial at Calvary Cemetery. Newcomer Funeral Home of Monroe supervised arrangements.
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Ella Conners
Ella Rose Conners
White Haven
Monroe
Newcomer Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Frank Menehan
William Hogan
Paul Miller
Glenn Brecklin
Henry Rebly Jr
Cecil
Cuba Under U S War Department Rule After 1898
For three years after Cuba overthrew Spain in 1898 the island was governed by the U S War Department, a period of military administration before civil authority was restored.
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Cuba
Island
U.S. War Department
Stocks Slide Strains Blue Chips As Market Dips
NEW YORK Blue chips continued to fall as the stock market retreated late this afternoon Trading slowed from an earlier burst with volume around 4.7 million shares versus 4.63 million on Friday. Major losses included Sears Roebuck and Du Pont about three points, Pacific Gas and Electric five, Union Carbide over two, IBM down about twelve, Quaker Oats two or more, Ford American Telephone and Schering down around two, and America 3 points lower.
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New York
Sears Roebuck and du Pont
Pacific Gas and Electric
Union Carbide
Ford
American Telephone
Schering
Amerada
Aliens Must Report Address in January
Richard L. Webb of the Immigration and Naturalization Service urged aliens to report current addresses in January. He warned that reporting is required by law and failure to comply may bring serious consequences. Reports are filed using simple forms available at post offices and immigration offices.
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Richard L. Webb
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Sharon Kuhse Named To Farm Bureau Post
Sharon Kuhse is named manager of the Green County Farm Bureau warehouse in Brodhead succeeding Allen Ross who led the firm for 20 years. Ross began in 1942 and will stay on several weeks. Kuhse has worked for Farm Bureau in Brodhead and Monroe the past two years.
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Brodhead
Sharon Kuhse
Green County Farm Bureau
Allen Ross
Ross
Kuhse
Farm Bureau
Monroe
Duke Max of Hohenberg Dies at 59 in Vienna
Duke Max of Hohenberg son of Archduke Franz Ferdinand dies in Vienna at age 59. Cause of death not immediately learned. Archduke Franz Ferdinand and wife Sophie were assassinated in Sarajevo in 1914, triggering World War I.
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Vienna
Austria
Max of
First National Bank Stockholders To Meet
The annual meeting of First National Bank stockholders will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 in the bank community room. Directors will be elected and reports of the past year’s activity presented. Afterward, the directors will meet to elect officers for the year.
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First National Bank
Livestock Discussion To Open Farm Series
ORANGEVILLE Special edition notes the first in a series of evening meetings for area farmers at the high school Wednesday at 8 p.m. Dr. J Kleckler Orangeville veterinarian will discuss Whats New in Controlling Livestock Diseases.
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Orangeville
J. Kleckler
Glandular Inflammation Treatment Promised at Excelsior Springs
The advertisement targets men over 40, claiming glandular inflammation causes many troubles and that conventional medicines only offer relief. It asserts thousands treated successfully at Excelsior Springs and touts a painless Neon Surgical method with details in a Free Book.
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Excelsior Springs
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Ploessl Joins Green County SCS Office as Soil Conservationist
Eugene L. Ploessl, formerly of Grant County near Bloomington, begins duties as soil conservationist for Green County Soil and Water Conservation District. He succeeds Kenneth D. Halverson, transferred to Madison as an agronomist. Ploessl, a 1961 Platteville State College graduate, is married with a daughter and moved into Monroe’s Frontier Trailer Court. James E. Schwoegler notes the staff now totals four.
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Eugene L. Ploessl
Grant County
Bloomington
Green County Soil and Water Conservation District
Ploessl
Kenneth D. Halverson
Soil Conservation Service
Madison
New Soil Conservationist
Platteville State College
Frontier Trailer Court
Monroe
James E. Schwoegler
SCS
Smith Brothers chairman Robert Smith dies at 71 in Poughkeepsie
Robert Lansing Smith 71, board chairman of Smith Brothers Inc and scion of the coughing drop firm’s founders from 1847, died Sunday night in Poughkeepsie New York.
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Smith Brother
Poughkeepsie, N.Y
Robert Lansing Smith
Smith Brothers, Inc
Nigeria Key Source for World's Columbite Metal
Nigeria in West Africa supplies almost all the planet’s columbite used in jet engine manufacture, a rare metal critical to aerospace production. This mineral’s prominence underpins regional mining activity and global supply chains.
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Nigeria
West Africa
Farm Scene: Multiple Farm Sales Scheduled Near Towns
The farm has been sold and George and Garnet Biasing plan a sale Thursday six miles south of Winslow. Herman Brog and Victor Wampfler will hold a sale Friday two miles east of South Wayne. Rogers and Acker hold a sale Friday forty miles southwest of Mt. Carroll. August Klitzke and Vaughn Sorenson auction Saturday near Albany. Edmunds farm formerly sold. The St Paul church group runs the lunch stand.
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George and
Garnet Biasing
Winslow
Herman Brog
Victor Wampfler
South Wayne
St. Paul
Rogers and Acker
Mt. Carroll
Ill
August Klitzke
Vaughn Sorenson
Albany
Edmunds
Stock Leader Werle Dies at 56 in Bay Shore
Edward C. Werle former chairman of the New York and American stock exchanges died at his Bay Shore home. He was 56 and the cause of death was not disclosed though he recently underwent undisclosed surgery.
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Bay Shore
N.Y
Edward C. Werle
New York
American Stock Exchanges
Selling Renting Hiring Summary
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Amex Leader Pledges Checkup After SEC Report
New York The American Stock Exchange caretaker president Joseph F. Reilly pledged serious attention to the SEC investigators report criticizing operations. He noted reforms underway and said the 127 page document was still under analysis while McCormick's successor adjusts to the $75,000 post.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Joseph F. Reilly
Securities Mart
Reilly
Security and Exchange Commission
Exchange
Edward T. McCormick
Algeria Eyes Sahara for Economic Future
Algerians seek the Sahara as a pivot for growth. Exploitation of its rich soil resources and minerals including natural gas manganese diamonds nickel and copper strengthens the economy and shapes future prospects.
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Sahara Desert
Two Toboggan Riders Injured Near Argyle
Two Argyle residents were injured in a toboggan accident Saturday night near Argyle. Mrs Myron Erickson suffered a fracture to the right ankle and was released. Robert Rossing had a severe fracture to the right leg and would be hospitalized for several days. The toboggan left the runway and struck a tree 10 feet away.
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Argyle
St. Clare Hospital
Myron Erickson
Robert Rossing
Get there safer in a dependable car
Classified ads urge readers to find reliable vehicles and bargain deals while promoting safer travel. The item emphasizes dependable transportation and real bargains through the listings.
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