Wisconsin Snow Forecast From Afternoon Through Tonight
Wisconsin alerts for heavy snowfall this afternoon and evening. Snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches expected in most areas with warmer readings this afternoon in the east and south portions. Lows tonight 5 to 15 degrees northwest to the mid 20s in the extreme southeast. Cloudy and windy Thursday with light snow flurries possible in the morning east and extreme north. Temperatures fall from early morning highs on Thursday.
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Wisconsin
Weather Summary for the Day and Year Ago
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high reached 22 and the low 12. A year ago today the high was 26 and the low 8. Two inches of snow fell since yesterday 1 p.m. Barometer was 30.10 at 1 a.m. and 29.88 at 1 p.m. Sunrise was 7:37 and sunset 4:40.
Real Estate Transfers in Green County and Monroe Listings
A series of property transfers across Green County and Monroe includes George Dreher selling to Earl Burgess in Brooklyn, Goerlitz and Stalder selling to Roger Isely in Monroe, Goetz Theatres transferring to Vernon Schillinger, Ambrose Wenger and Kenneth Wenger each transferring interests in 197.39 acres in York Township, Aden Chase selling to Paul Maas in Brooklyn Township, Carl Lucan selling to Gail Brecklin in Jefferson Township, and Elizabeth Rolph selling 370 acres in Exeter with Vickers and Farm Auction Service linked to a subsequent sale.
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George Dreher
Earl Burgess
Green County
Brooklyn
Goerlitz
Stalder
Roger R. Isely
City of
Monroe
Chester J. Goetz
Goetz Theatres
Payne
Vernon F. Schillinger
Ambrose G. Wenger
Kenneth D. Wenger
York Township
Jerry A. Wenger
Aden C. Chase
Paul E. Maas
Carl T. Lucan
Gail R. Brecklin
Jefferson Township
Elizabeth Rolph
Earl E. Vickers
Exeter Township
Estates Probated in Albany and Monroe
Olga Eley of Monroe and Selma Selmow of Albany are co administrator s in the Emil O Miller estate who died November 19 1965 in Albany. Other heirs include Alvin of Albany Lena Van Landuyt of Mundelein Illinois and Josephine Redden of Libertyville Illinois. Roy J Heeren is administrator of Viola N Heeren who died January 1 with son Donald J of Denver Colorado as heir at law.
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Olga Eley
Monroe
Selma Selmow
Albany
Emil O. Miller
Alvin
Lena van Landuyt
Mundelein
Ill
Josephine Redden
Libertyville
Roy J. Heeren
Viola N. Heeren
Donald J
Denver, Colo
Officials Cite Speeding and Reporting Duties
Monroe police report Michael S. Bidlingmaier of Mon ticello forfeited $10 for speeding. John W. Schlumberger of Madi son forfeited $25 for duty to report an accident.
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John W. Schlumberger
Madison
Monroe
Michael S. Bidlingmaier
Monticello
Ronald Paulson and Donna Yaun Share Residence Details
Ronald Alan Paulson of Route 1 Blanchardville and Donna Jean Yaun, 19, of Route 2 Mt Horeb, are listed with associated addresses.
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Ronald Alan Paulson
Blanchardville
Donna Jean Yaun
Mt. Horeb
Local Names Listed in Brief Community Roster
A short community notice lists Terry Williams of New Iberia Louisiana 17 Cletus Ebert of New Orleans Louisiana 33 Mrs Olive Lowry of Lancaster 85 John Kail 45 Beloit Dr C G Nitardy 69 Palmyra H Harry Groth 71 rural Merrimac John Wahl 90 Blanchardville Royal Dean Best 16 son of Rev and Mrs Milford W Best Washington II
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Terry Williams
New Iberia
Cletus Ebert
New Orleans
Olive Lowry
Lancaster
John Kail
Beloit
C. G. Nitardy
Palmyra
H. Harry Groth
Rural Merrimac
John Wahl
Blanchardville
Royal Dean Best
Milford W. Best
Washington
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals
A list from St Clare Hospital includes patient names across Medical and Surgical categories with associated towns and addresses. Dismissals noted include Marvin Reinke, David Olson, and William Bogard.
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Robert J. Schlicting
Monroe
Thomas Black
Shullsburg
John M. Drye
Albany
Emma _ Foulker
Winslow
Marco Bregenzer Jr
14Th Ave
John E. Wright
Beloit
Robert Blankenhorn
Orangeville
William Penter
DeKalb
Ill
John Harvey
Anna Gabel
Rockford
Susan Holland
Warren
Dinese Mahlikuch
Bank of Albany Elects Directors at Annual Meeting
ALBANY Special annual meeting of Bank of Albany stockholders reported re elected officers and directors. Financial statement shows total assets near 3 million with deposits of 3 13 million and capital stock 40 000. Renamed officers include G Roy Phelps president and M J Ingwell cashier.
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Albany
Bank of Albany Stockholders
U.S
G. Roy Phelps
M. J. Ingwell
M.L. Barton
Advance Transformer to Build Assembly Plant in Monroe
The former chamber of commerce president announced plans for a new Advance Transformer Co facility in Monroe. The Chicago company will transform fluores cent lighting transformers and start training in the Crandall building near Frito-Lay next week, then pursue a 150000 square foot one level plant south of Industrial Combustion Inc.
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Chamber of Commerce
Advance Transformer Co
Chicago
Industrial Combustion Inc
Monroe
Advance Transformer
Crandall
Frito-Lay Co
Nominees for Township and Village Posts Include Hoesly Incumbent
Incumbent supervisors and 14 candidates have filed nominating papers. Ben Cleveland Alvin Bany, Leland Jordan, Marion Lewis, Clarence Slotten, Chester Pinnow, Emmanuel Fuchs, Orville Evans, Thomas Smith, Carl Jensen, Willis Riemer, Ed Bidlingmaier, Ray Beckman and others seek positions in Monroe, Jefferson, Jordan, New Glarus, Sylvester, Clarno, DeKalb and Adams areas.
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Hoesly
Ben Cleveland
Albany Village
Leland Jordan
Jefferson Township
Marion Lewis
Jordan Township
Clarence Slotten
New Glarus
Chester Pinnow
Sylvester Township
Emmanuel Fuchs
Monroe Township
Orville R. Evans
Monroe
Thomas Smith
Carl Jensen
Clarno
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Ed Bidlingmaier
State of the Union Address to Air Live on Major Networks
New York reports that the major radio and television networks will broadcast President Johnsons State of the Union to Congress live at 8 oclock CST tonight. Telecasts will be in color on the color networks.
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Union
New York
President Johnson
Congress
Graveside rites for Fred Armstrong held at Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Fred Armstrong 70 a Monro native were conducted at 10 am at Greenwood Cemetery with Rev Gerritt E Mouw officiating. Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home oversaw arrangements. Armstrong a World War I veteran received full military honors in Rochester Minnesota with flag presented to his Legion Post. The body was flown home yesterday to allow for tail winds. No immediate survivors.
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Fred Armstrong
Monroe
Greenwood Cemetery
Gerritt E. Mouw
Union Presbyterian Church
Shriner-Neushwander
Rochester
Minn
Legion Post
Personal Notices From Monroe Area
Mr and Mrs Werner Sulzer and Thomas from Gays Mills were in Monroe Tuesday. Knit n Purl Shop runs a second anniversary sale January 3 to 15. George Clark of Clark Implement Co and Glenn Langston left for Moline Illinois on business. Mr and Mrs Clifford Hexom of Monroe attended the funeral of Mrs Adolph Blaser in Darlington. Mrs Blaser was a niece of the late Mrs Oscar Hexom of Darlington. Mr and Mrs Roy Speich of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Curtis R Mottley of Darlington left for San Francisco to join a Hawaii tour, planning to be away a month.
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Werner Sulzer
Thomas
Gays Mills
Monroe
Knit ’N Purl
George Clark
Clark Implement Co
Glenn Langston
Moline
Ill
Clifford Hexom
Darlington
Adolph Blaser
Oscar Hexom
Roy Speich
17Th Ave
Curtis R. Mottley
San Francisco
Hawaii
Beloit man John Kail 45 dies in Beloit hospital
John Kail 45 native of Mineral Point died yesterday in a Beloit hospital where he had lived 25 years. He was a crane repair man for Fairbanks Morse Inc and a World War II veteran. Survived by wife Rose a daughter Mary Ann two sisters Marie Kuhn Cuba City Thelma Peters New Milford Ill and two brothers Richard Fr. Atkinson Donald Rockford. Services at 3 p.m. tomorrow at Rosman Uehling Kinzer Central Chapel Beloit with calling from 7 to 9 this evening.
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John Kail
Mineral Point
Beloit
Mr. Kail
Fairbanks, Morse Inc. Ag
Rose
Mary Ann
Marie Kuhn
Cuba City
Thelma Peters
New Milford
Ill
Richard
Atkinson
Donald
Rockford
Rosman-Uehling- Kinzer
UW enrollments to reach about 44000 for 1965 spring term
University of Wisconsin system enrollment for the second semester of 1965 66 is estimated at about 44000 students Prof L Joseph Lins coordinator of institutional studies says spring numbers will rise 5300 from 38690 last year This includes 27825 at Madison up 2770 Milwaukee 11925 up 1420 and about 4250 at nine university centers up 1100.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
L. Joseph Lins
Lins
Milwaukee
Local hospital treats two Bath patients in asthma case
Marco Jr. a 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Marco Bregenzer at 721 14th Ave is a patient at St Clare Hospital suffering bronchial asthma and on oxygen. His father, also a patient, was admitted a few days ago for tests and observation.
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Marco Jr
Marco Bregenzer
14Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Blaze in Home Takes Eight Lives
In Pierre South Dakota a fire killed eight people in a two story home. Mrs Wallace M Quenzer 34 and six of her children died from smoke inhalation. The victims include Mark 11 Karen 9 Dean 7 twins Kim and Kevin 6 Carla 3 and Kathy Burts about 5. The father and one child escaped. Fire marshal W H Walker identified the victims and said the blaze started in a downstairs closet then swept upward along the stairs.
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Pierre
S.D
Wallace M. Quenzer
Quenzers
Two Extension Agents Speak to Rotary Group
Myron Jeglum and Calvin Kraemer spoke at the Monroe Rotary Club noon luncheon at Marco's Supper Club. Jeglum discussed county agent activities while Kraemer showed slides on his 4-H work. Lowell Stuessy reported on new member induction and a three member committee led next year’s travelogue series.
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Myron Jeglum
Green County
Calvin E. Kraemer
Monroe Rotary Club
Marco’s
Mr. Jeglum
Mr. Kraemer
Lowell Stuessy
George Clark
Stuessy
George House
Rohde Doubts Run for National Farmers Union President
Wisconsin Farmers Union leader C Gilbert Rohde of Chippewa Falls called Tuesday extremely doubtful that he would seek the presidency of the National Farmers Union. He had been a leading candidate for the post.
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Madison
Gilbert C. Rohde
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin Farmers Union
National Farmers Union
U.S. Troops Destroy Tunnels Near Iron Triangle
U.S. forces killed 23 Viet Cong and uncovered a tunnel network more than a mile square as part of a major operation to push guerrillas from the edge of the Iron Triangle in Saigon South Vietnam.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
U.S
Iron Triangle
Mt Horeb to Host IMB Records Program for Farmers
Mt Horeb plans an 8 PM program on IMB records for farmers and farm owners. The session will be held in the Yo-Ag room at Mt Horeb High School.
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MT. Horeb
Yo-Ag
Mt. Horeb High School
Rio Flood Toll Rises as Rains Threaten New Landslides
In Rio de Janeiro a second day of torrential rains pushed confirmed deaths to 131 with authorities warning the total could exceed 150. Rescue teams battled mud and rising waters across affected districts.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Condition Improves for County Treasurer Kundert
Ralph Kundert of Route 3, who suffered a brain hemorrhage three weeks ago, is reported to be much improved at St. Clare Hospital.
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Ralph Kundert
Route 3
St. Clare Hospital
Robert L. Johnson undergoes surgery for ruptured disk
Robert L. Johnson a pressman at the Monroe Evening Times and patient at St Clare Hospital since January 2 will undergo surgery for a ruptured disk tomorrow at the hospital.
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Robert L. Johnson
12Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Johnson
Monroe
Cadiz Clarno Farm Bureau to Hear LeRoy Rufer Talk
Rural Argyle speaker LeRoy Rufer will present slides on Pakistan and India to Cadiz Clarno Farm Bureau at their meeting in the Farm Bureau Hall Monroe Saturday evening January 15. A lunch will be served.
Car hits two poles on 13th Street
Police report a car driven by John W. Schr lumberger Madison struck a Power and Light pole and a United Telephone Co pole in the 2200 block of 13th Street early this morning.
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John W. Schlumberger
Madison
United Telephone Co
13Th St
Route 2 man suffers eye injury at work
Thomas Black 41 of Route 2 Shullsburg sustained a perforated wound of the right cornea after being struck by a nail at work. He entered St. Clare Hospital at 5 p.m. and was listed in good condition today.
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Thomas Black
Route 2
Shullsburg
St. Clare Hospital
Black
Deer Killed by Car on Highway 69 Near Monticello
A small doe was killed on Highway 69 about 6 p m yesterday two miles north of Monticello. Norman Wood, the game warden, reported the animal was apparently struck by a moving vehicle.
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Highway 69
Monticello
Norman Wood
Fred Beer Jr Undergoes Knee Surgery In St. Clare Hospital
Fred Beer Jr a co operator of the City Hotel underwent surgery on his right knee today at St. Clare Hospital to correct a cartilage condition.
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Fred Beer Jr
13Th Ave
City Hotel
St. Clare Hospital
Snow Could Total Eight Inches in State
The U S Weather Bureau in Milwaukee issued heavy snow warnings for today and tonight with accumulations expected up to eight inches. Deputies described roads as slippery and drifting, and advised drivers to avoid travel unless necessary. no major traffic jams were reported in early county reports. Dial 325 5101.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Monroe residents and performers in national shows
Goecks and Mrs Henry Leuenberger of Monroe live in Sepuvelda California. Harley Streiff of New Glarus appears on the Bell Telephone Hour from New York with his wife as commercial writers. They joined a January 2 Chicago Hilton variety show with over a thousand upholstery makers. They returned to Suffern New York. A reader notes Christmas trees protect flower beds. Bryan Keith Wenger of Denver visited Monroe with his father for a weekend. A former Monroe librarian, Mrs William Penn Madison, volunteers at the new Mendota Library for emotionally fit adolescents in Madison. Reverend D Andrew Howey and wife now live in Massillon Ohio.
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Harley Streiff
Melvin Streiff
New Glarus
Bell Telephone Hour
New York
Monroe
William Penn
Madison
New Mendota
Dane County Association For Mental Health
Penn
Rose Hofer Johnson
Visit Highlights Pastors Ties and Family News
The report notes a visit yesterday by Mrs. George Wait and family, including a daughter, to Janesville. Rev. Howey, who led the local church 1946 to 1948, now serves at Sixteen United Church of Christ in Massillon with his wife teaching music at Apple Creek State Hospital for the retarded. The Howeys’ other daughter lives in Richmond Illinois, and the Waits have four children. Rev. Howey once directed The Angle, a former downtown youth center.
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Janesville
George Wait
Howey
United Church of Christ
Massilon
Apple Creek State Hospital
Howeys
Robert Zinn
Richmond
Ill
Zinns
Waits
Wisconsin reports 20th traffic fatality of year
The Associated Press notes Wisconsin logged its 20th highway fatality of the year as Michael Staniak, 19, of Menasha died after his car left Highway 114 east of the city and struck a tree at about 5:45 a.m. This date last year had 30 fatalities.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Michael Staniak
Menasha
Highway 114
Man Plunges From Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco
Waverly Fabian McGehee a longshoreman is named as the 2938rd person to plunge to death from the Golden Gate Bridge. He left a note Tuesday indicating a recent separation from his wife.
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San Francisco
California Highway Patrol
Waverly
Fabian McGehee
Golden Gate Bridge
Hope for Testimony in Klan Inquiry Shifts to Mississippi
Congressional investigators voiced hope that more Ku Klux Klan defectors will testify as the probe moves from Louisiana to Mississippi. The shift widens the scope and intensifies pressure on members to cooperate.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Louisiana
Mississippi
Royal Best 16 Dies After Long Illness in Peoria
Royal Dean Best 16 of Washington Illinois died Saturday in a Peoria hospital after a year long illness. He was born August 30 1949 in Joliet and was a junior at Washington High School. Survived by his parents Rev Milford W Best and Mrs Elfida Best Byron Ill and a brother Melvin. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Washington EUB Church.
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Orangeville
Royal Dean Best
Milford W. Best
Washington, Ill
Peoria
Best
Atalkey
Evangelical United Brethren
Royal Dean
Joliet
Washington High School
Melvin
Elfida Best
Byron
Washington Eub
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Daryl Disch
Alois Buesser
Prime Club
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Rotary Group
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Red Delicious
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Cortlands
Rome
Burbank
Goecks
Mrs
Henry Leuenberger
Sepuvelda, Calif
Katherine
Helen
Bryan Keith Wenger
Denver
Colo
Walter J. Wenger
15Th Ave
Alan
Universalist Church
D. Andrew Howey
Massilon, QO
Eagles Club
Royal Best
Goetz
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Ann McQueen- Robinson
Margret
Tit Malden
Reson Weld
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