Wisconsin Cold Wave Weather Summary
A weather bulletin describes a cold wave spreading west to east with light snow in the west and light rain in the east. It turns to freezing drizzle and snow later, with much colder air tonight. Saturday brings cloudy skies, northerly winds 20 to 30 mph, and more snow flurries in the east. Temperatures dip to 8 to 4 below in the northwest and 12 to 20 above in the southeast tonight, with highs Saturday 4 to 14 above in the northwest and 20s in the extreme southeast. Monroe Zone reports light snow and strong north to northwest winds tonight, followed by a very cold Saturday with 20 to 30 mph northerly winds.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
County Court Actions and Local Deaths and Births
County court records note Judge Roger L. Elmer Herman Krattiger forfeited $15 for non registration of vehicle, Anthony W. Lewandowski fined $25 for license overload, and Burton H. Thomas, after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct, must pay $50 and costs or face 12 days in jail under the Huber Law. Death notices list Ruth M. Bolliger, Clarence L. George, infant Erick Lawrence Lindvedt, William A. Jacobs, Mrs. Homer T. Jackson, and Fred E. Parker. Births record daughters for Harlan Babler and Robert Adelman, and a son for Nathan Stoll.
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Roger L. Elmer Herman Krattiger
Brodhead
Anthony W. Lewandowski
Warren
State Patrol
Burton H. Thomas
Monroe
Ruth M. Bolliger
18Th Avenue
Clarence L. George
Evansville
Erick Lawrence Lindvedt
Roger Lindvedt
William A. Jacobs
Freeport
Homer T. Jackson
Shullsburg
Fred E. Parker
Fennimore
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals List Names
A long list of names appears to be a hospital roster and dismissals for St. Clare Hospital Medical including David Serles Brod head Jane Noble Browntown Mrs Henry Pukowski Chicago Gifford Clark Route 3 Renee Milfelt South Bel mer Shilling Dixon Marvin Edgar Brodhead Mrs Dorothy Bartram Woodstock Ralph Bethke New Glarus Reynold Harris Beloit William Ridling maier Route 4 Harry Werfen bach Savanna Mrs Eugene Pouseau Janesville Mrs Henry Marty Walter Grossen Joyce Ratfield South Beloit Allen Flint 2139 17th Ave Dismissals Mrs Wayne Albertson Mrs Leonard Landes vork Margaret Schmid Kathleen Johnson Mrs Lena Osmond Mrs Chester Pinnow Lisa Ditzler Mrs Elmer Hammer Albert Coplien Chester Burckhardt Roger Thompson A Claiborne James Milks James Lee Harold J Reuss
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David Serles
Brodhead
Jane Noble
Browntown
Henry Pukowski
Chicago
Gifford Clark
Radarman Siedschlag and Family Head West to Long Beach
Radarman 2c David A. Siedschlag and his wife Beverly Walters and their 20 month old daughter Tammy Marie left Chicago by plane for Long Beach California after a six month Vietnam sea duty aboard the destroyer U S S Henderson. They will reside in Long Beach until discharge as Siedschlag completes duty.
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David A. Siedschlag
Beverly Walters
Tammy Marie
Chicago
Long Beach
Calif
Siedschlag
U.S.S. Henderson
Viet Nam
United States
Melvin Siedsching
Juda
Armour Cheese Co
William H. Walters Sr
11Th St
Siedschlar
Long Reach
Personal notices bring social chatter from Monti and Monroe
Mrs. Herman Babler hosted her bridge club on Tuesday and Mrs. C M Stauffer entertained hers Wednesday afternoon. The Coplien and Foley families from Monroe vacation in Florida, returning January 15. St Omar Chapter No 90 CBS meets January 11 at 8 p m in Masonic Temple for annual reports. Frieda Sacker Louise Sommers and Sam Pehl returned from Los Angeles after Rose Bowl. Vernon Ostrander and family visited Scottsdale and Davenport with relatives.
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Herman Babler
Monticello
C. M. Stauffer
Floyd Coplien
Editd Foley
Monroe
Florida
St. Omar
Cbs
Masonic Temple
Frieda Sacker
Louise Sommers
Sam Pehl
Woodford
Los Angeles
Calif
Pasadena
Vernon Ostrander
Scottsdale
Ariz
Fred Parker Killed in Crash Near Montfort
Fred E. Parker eighty of Fennimore Grant County Board chairman for twenty years and long time supervisor died in a head on collision on Highway 18 west of Montfort after his car skidded on wet pavement to avoid a school bus. The other driver Mrs Robert Kratochwill of Montfort aged eighteen underwent surgery at St Josephs hospital Dodgeville. Parker survived by son Cedric Madison city editor of The Capital Times. Arrangements pending at Volkmann Funeral Home in Fennimore.
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Vennimore
Fred E. Parker
Fennimore
Grant County
Highway 18
Montfort
Roy Graney
State Tax Dept Admits $100 Mistake in Taxes
MADISON The Wisconsin Department of Taxation said a $100 error was its own. The agency noted dependents earning not more than $600 may be claimed, though instruction sheets listed a $500 maximum for single filers under 65. The department said it misread that the Legislature would set a standard $500 limit.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Department of Taxation
Addition to Garage Approved by Board
Appeals board reversed a building inspector's ruling, allowing Joseph D. Viney to build a 12 by 12 foot garage addition at 2208 16th Street. Neighbors raised no objections, noting the proposed addition to the south of the existing garage, despite code concerns about adjacent properties.
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Woara
Joseph D. Viney
Viney
16Th Street
Christmas tree burning event in Monticello Saturday
The Monticello Fire Department will sponsor a Christmas tree burn on Saturday January 9 at 8 p.m. All discarded trees in Monticello and surrounding areas will be burned in the village parking lot.
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Monticello
Watershed Plans Tenth Anniversary in New Glarus
A meeting in New Glarus High School planned a tenth anniversary dinner for the Little Sugar River Watershed Association to be held February 4 at Wilhelm Tell Hotel. Rolland Hustad, outgoing president, announced the event while noting talks on artificial insemination in swine by Tri-State Breeders Cooperative's Robert Young. New directors Paul Klassy Elmer Hoesly and John Wettach replaced retiring leaders. four holdovers remain.
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New Glamkud
Pec
Little Sugar Riet
Paul Klas
Elmer Hoesly
John Wettach
Rolland Hustad
Fred Mueller
Burnett Engen
Negro Singer Plays Kiwanis Meeting in Chicago
Negro concert tenor Pruth McFarlin spoke at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting in Chicago at the Swiss Wheel venue. He attended Eastman School of Music and has sung on WLS Chicago. He performed The Donkey Serenade and Dry Bones while singing from his wheelchair born of infantile paralysis at age two. he and accompanist will travel from Monroe to Warren and have also presented programs at local junior and senior high schools yesterday.
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Kiwanis Music
Pruth
Warren
Chicago
McFarlin
Two Auto Mishaps Reported in Monroe
Monroe police investigated two traffic incidents yesterday. A 1:10 p.m. collision involved a truck owned by Bruni Miller Co and driven by Rudy O Wellman and a car driven by Rose M Krupke at the intersection of 17th Ave and 12th St. A second 2:20 p.m. crash involved a car owned by Allen H Pederson and struck by an unidentified vehicle in the 1100 block of 16th Ave.
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Tonroe
Rudy O. Wellman
16Th Ave
Bruni- Miller Co
Rose M. Krupke
29Th Ave
17Th Ave
12Th St
Ralph H. Schwartz
Waterloo
Allen H. Pederson
Dr Bourke to Speak to Darlington PTA Unit
Dr Mary Bourke reading consultant for Holt Rinehart and Winston will address the Darlington PTA Joint District No 12 at its meeting Jan 14 at 8 pm in the Darlington High School. President Arlin Erickson will preside over the meeting followed by Dr Bourke's address and student musical selections with refreshments.
65 Officers Installed OES Smith Lodge Joint Session
Mrs Gladys M Benkett and John J Taft were installed as worthy matron and patron of St Omar Chapter Eastern Star while Roy E Chesebro became worshipful master of Smith Lodge in a joint ceremony at the Masonic Temple attended by about 100. The theme Honor and Justice carried the event with solos by Clayton Streiff Edward Mueller Fern Mau and others. Guests came from South Wayne Albany Brodhead Beloit Freeport Oregon New Glarus and Chicago.
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Gladys M. Benkett
John J. Taft
St. Omar
Eastern Star
Roy E. Chesebro
Smith Lodge
Masonic Temple
Clayton Streiff
Edward Mueller
Fern D. Mau
Bruce Reichert
Walter Ludwig
T. R. Holyoke
Orville R. Evans Sr
Lester M. Johnson
Muriel Jacobs
Edward P. Mueller
William Johnston
L. A. Moore
Oscar N. Johnson
William F. Hawthorne
Fred D. Kubly
Norman L. Rasmussen
Walter R. Ekum
Dwight c. Coplien
Boyd N. Elliott
Robert H. von Kaenel
Ervin L. Goecks
Wilbert E. Johnson
Jerry J. Coplien
Royal A. Liddicoat
Tler
H. H. Holland
Arnold Albright
James Forbes
Alton Kiel
George Jacobs
Arthur P. Benkett
R. Evans Sr
Nat G. Preston
Bruce Blum
Lester Johnson
Adah
Aiton Kiel
Ruth
Harvey Holland
Esther
Marie Blum
Martha
Ruth Kleckner
Electa
Holyoke
Warder
Nat Preston
Sentinel
William Amstutz
Alvin Kuhl
Wilbur Deininger
Russell Myers
John Chambers
van Chambers
Janet Baker
Loreen von Ordt
Alois Ruf
Oscar Johnson
Sylvia Lou
Diana Davidson
Harveda N. Knobel
Susan Mary Knobel
Randy Simler
Susan
Harveda Knobel
Lori Karl
Randy Sim
South Wayne
Albany
Brodhead
Beloit
Freeport
Oregon
New Glarus
Chicago
TB Campaign Sees $1585 Collected In Christmas Seals
The Monroe anti tuberculosis committee reports 1585 collected during the 1964 Christmas Seal Campaign. It ran from November 16 to Christmas Day with over 4250 letters mailed and more than 2500 still unanswered. Contributions continue to be accepted by Wilma Heimann. Books open until April 1. Vernon Schillinger chairs, with T. J. Burgy Jr. as vice chair and Rudolph P. Reger as seal sale chairman.
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Monroe
Vernon Schillinger
T. J. Burgy Jr
Rudolph P.” Reger
Legion Post Receives Flag at New Glarus
Mayor Waldo Freitag presented the United States flag flown over the capital to Jacob Bruni adjutant of the Stuessy Kuenzi Legion Post. He instructed proper display and safe keeping. The flag was presented on Veterans Day by Senator Gordon Roseleip of Darlington.
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Waldo Freitag
United States
Washington, D.C
Jacob Bruni
Stuessy-Kuenzi Legion
Bruni
Freitag
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Local Church Activities And Upcoming Anniversaries In Albany
The Friendship Circle of the Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. M L Barton at 2 p m Monday. Faith Louise Gerber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gerber, was baptized Sunday at the Methodist church by Rev. Thomas Chinn with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Wethal. The Legion Auxiliary meets Tuesday evening at the Legion House with Mrs. F L Atkinson and Mrs. Harry Jacobson as hostesses. Mrs. W C Snow and Mrs. Clarence Bly planned the Methodist Church silver anniversary at the home of Mrs. R G Grossman Wednesday afternoon. First Baptist Church officers to be installed during Sunday morning service. BYF at 7 30 and officer and teachers meeting at 8 that night. Mr. and Mrs. David Hughes were honored at a reception in the Baptist Church basement. Barbara Thompson and Hughes wed Dec 19 at Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. T E Sharer in Chicago for a furniture dealers convention. Dr. and Mrs. D H Partridge leave Monday for a three month stay in Tucson Arizona.
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Methodist Church
M. L. Barton
Faith Louise
Set
John Gerber
Thomas Chinn
Bryan Wethal
Evansville
the Legion Auxiliary
Legion House
F. L. Atkinson
Harry Jacobson
W. C. Snow
Clarence Bly
R. G. Grossman
First Baptist Church
David Hughes
Baptist Church
Barbara Thompson
Hughes
Rockford
T. E. Sharer
Chicago
D. H. Partridge
Tucson
Ariz
Longer Wisconsin State Fair Considered For Three Weekends
Milwaukee The Wisconsin State Fair may extend beyond 10 days to 17 days with a three weekends run. Board chairman Herbert Velser said discussion should occur in coming years if West Allis remains site. Fair facilities run near capacity with attendance over 100000 on peak days. exhibitors could be affected and some exhibits might change. The board voted to retain Royal American Shows for 1965 midway and invited other midway offers for 1966.
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Milwaukee
State Exposition Board
West Allis
Herbert P. Velser
Velser
Willard Masterson
Masterson
Tampa
Fla
Family type farms rise as pattern of American agriculture
Clark notes last census shows father son partnerships growing share of output and underlines advantages for both generations. He warns young farmers face high mortgage costs and few opportunities, calling migration to cities tragic and urging public agencies to expand vocational guidance and farm youth support before completing high school.
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Clark
Wisconsin
Amish Observe Anniversary in New Glarus Settlement
Today marks the first anniversary of the Amish settlement in New Glarus. The original 33 arrived a year ago, rising to 44 within a month, with the last family arriving two months ago. There are now 50 Amish families in the area, and during the first year there was one marriage, one birth, and no deaths.
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New Glarus
Two on Probation After Mail Fraud in Wisconsin Scheme
UMAHA Neb On Thursday Edward A Robbins and his sons Eddie J and Gary C were placed on probation after pleading guilty in U S District Court to using the mails to defraud through three correspondence courses based in La Crosse Wisconsin The trio among 16 indicted by a federal grand jury at Madison last January faced counts ranging from 2 to 11 The courses run by the National Preparatory Service and two others claimed to train for U S Civil Service examinations and guaranteed federal jobs Bronson La Follette formerly Western Wisconsin U S attorney said the schools collected at least 250000 from 1300 students in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with payments of 175 to 225 each.
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Umaha
Neb
Omaha
U.S
la Crosse
Wis
Edward A. Robbins
Eddie J
Gary C
Madison
Gary
Eddie
Richard E. Robinson
Nathan Heffernan
National Preparatory Service
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Bronson la Follette
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Court told of a second case in Thompson’s trust status
The court heard a related matter about Thompson remaining in a trust with the Air Force in Germany. FBI records show on January 9, 1957, he was convicted of drunkenness, leaving his post and stealing a revolver. He was demoted to airman second class and forfeited $67 in pay. Not a candidate for Lacrosse. Mayor Mitch Knutson, seeking the Republican governor nomination, said he would not seek re-election after his fifth term ends this spring.
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Martia Thompson
Air Force
Germany
FBI
Lacrosse
Mitch Knutson
Crouse's Lawyer Objects to Drugs in Case
Chicago reports Harrison Crouse an 18 year old University of Illinois student is accused of killing his parents Morris and Norma Crouse and sister Sally in Wilmette. The defense will challenge two drugs given to him before police questioning. A coroner's jury recommended holding him to the grand jury on murder charges. Frank Ferlic, his lawyer, will enter a plea of innocence at arraignment.
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Chicago
Harrison Crouse
Crouse
University of Illinois
Frank Ferlic
Anthony Sciaraffa
Young Crouse
Sciaraffa
Morris Crous
Norma
Sally
Wilmette
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U.S.A. Co- Texas
Harlan Babler
Belleville
Robert Adelman
25Th St
Nathan Stoll
St. Clare Hospital
Radarman
Fred Parker
State Tax Department
Board
Tee Reaia
Jim Looze
Ralph Looze
Sigma’ Delta Pi
Whitewater State
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
OES
Sam Rubi
M. Margaret Baker
Elva M. Kugler
O. E. Flisram
Julius Palmer
Henry Trumpy
Marshal
Roy Heeren
Wilbert May
Lester Forcade
Marie Lueck
Donald Miller
George Robinson
Olin Flisram
Leon Schmidt
Trustees
Legion
Mrs. Wilm Steindorf
New York Strip
Eagles Club
Was
SZC ST Cine
Oxcl Cn
America
15Th Street
Goetz
Frithru Tues
Sinatra Maatn Davis
Frigidaire
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