Wisconsin Weather Summary for January 13 1964
Partial cloudy patterns sweep Wisconsin Fair and Monroe zones with near normal temperatures. Tonight lows dip to minus five to zero, highs Tuesday reach 18 to 25 in most areas while Monroe reports 20 to 25. Snow total around half an inch since Saturday. barometer readings noted. sunrise and sunset times listed.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
U.S. A
Homestead
Fla
Aberdeen
Real Estate Transfers in Adams Township and Monroe
Bridget Sullivan transfers parcel land sec 34 and 35 in Adams Township to Chester A Johnson. Edward Grossen conveys St 14 block 2 in Grossen's Subdivision city of Monroe to Arnold Stalder.
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Bridget Sullivan
Chester A. Johnson
Adams Township
Edward Grossen
Arnold Stalder
Grossen
City of
Monroe
County Court Notes and Local Licenses Featured in County Column
Record lists Judge Roger L Elmer handling cases including Herman A Terrill of Lane Illinois cited for operating vehicle under influence with $100 fine plus costs. Forfeitures include William J Roeschli Monroe for unregistered mobile home at $10. Marriage licenses granted to Eichelkraut Snider and others. births reported for Carlson Rossing Roeschli with dates in January.
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Roger L. Elmer
Herman A. Terrill
Lane
Ill
Sheriff's Department
William J. Roeschli
Monroe
St Clare Hospital Accident List of Patients and Dismissals
A St Clare Hospital accident news item lists numerous patients across medical surgical and dismissal categories. Names include Dean Werkheiser Pearl City and Pearl City area residents among others, with addresses in Juda Blanchardville New Glarus Beloit Argyle and Rockford. The long roster also shows dismissals such as Harry Nelson and other patients followed by family references.
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Dean Werkheiser
Pearl City
Thomas E. Theiler
Juda
Hans Brusveen
Blanchardville
Dawn Lynn Jacobson
Diane Meyer
Argyle
Alma Stabler
Randall Manus
Freeport
Lawrence H. Ames
New Glarus
Ernest H. Ekman
Beloit
Donovan C. Kooistra
Ashton
Ill
Robert Reichling
Paul Saxer
Monticello
Gregory
Wayne L. Tricker
Edward Strasser
Jerrie Sauer
David Olsen
Steven Moe
Nedh Sr
Russell L.el
Frank J. Kubly
Dennis Swiggum
Ruth Warf
William Davis
Lewis Sheubert
Frank Liedschlag
Sandra Crull
Russell Cobb
Stella Conelison
Otto Hess
William Sweeney
Citizen Awards Set For Bosses Night Program
Monroe to honor senior and outstanding young man of 1963 at Bosses Night in the Country Club auditorium starting 7 p.m. Wally Cruise of the Green Bay Packers will be the featured speaker. Dr. Robert Keith is general chairman with J. W. Donovan Jr. as master of ceremonies and Gerald Gelbach in charge of tickets. Past senior winners include Dr. W. B. Gnagi and others. junior honorees list features many local contributors.
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W. B. Gnagi
Harold E. Scherer
Dwight A. Crandall
J. B. Scherer
John A. Schindler
Rolland W. Blaha
John’ Erb
L.A. Moore
Emil Stau
John F. Kundert
Robert L. Wells
Church Council elects officers and approves budget
The congregation filled expired terms for Hans Sulzer and Fred Beer. A $77,400 budget was approved, including debt retirement and a $31,200 benevolent and mission challenge. Robert Tschudy was elected president, Thomas Holyoke Sr. vice president, Mrs. Paul Ritschard secretary, and John F. Kundert treasurer. Installations will be held next Sunday morning.
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Hans Sulzer
Fred Beer
Church Council
Robert ‘Tschudy
Thomas Holyoke Sr
Paul Ritschard
John F. Kundert
Fire Chiefs Meeting Postponed to January 27 in Green County Jail
An area fire chiefs meeting scheduled for tomorrow night has been postponed to Monday January 27 at 7 30 p m in the Green County jail. The agenda includes radio procedures regulations and rural aid with a joint session of town chairmen side board members and fire chiefs on reactivating the rural numbering system adopted by several townships. Named attendees include Duncan Menzies Mrs Edward Groskreutz Mrs Howard Elliott Sheldon L Myers Mrs Raymond J Engel and son and Mrs Walter Fischer and daughter.
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Green County
Duncan Menzies
Edward Groskreutz
Howard Elliott
Sheldon L. Myers
Raymond J. Engel
Walter Fischer
Theodore Ott Recovering After Open Heart Surgery
Personal note reports Theodore Ott of Route 2 convalescing at home after returning from University Hospitals Madison where he had open heart surgery on December 17. He is said to be doing well. A Women of The Moose meeting is set for Wednesday January 15 at 8 p m at Moose Hall. Mr and Mrs Max Share attended Catherine Share's third birthday in Brodhead with guests Mr and Mrs William Hein of Janesville and Mrs Myrtle Hein of Brodhead.
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Theodore Ott
University Hospitals
Madison
William R. Hein
Janesville
Myrtle Hein
Brodhead
Mrs Brennum Dies at 81 in Green County Hospital
Mrs. Bertha Brennum 81 of South Wayne died after a long illness in a Green County hospital. Born August 26, 1882 in Gratiot Township, she was the daughter of Mathias and Bertha Becken Johnson. Survived by four sons Alonzo San Francisco Bernice and Peter South Wayne Floyd Wiola, 10 grandchildren, one great grandchild, and one sister Tillie Hale. Burial will be in West Vieta Lutheran Church Cemetery. visitation at Hanson Funeral Home, South Wayne.
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Bertha Brennum
South Wayne
Green County
Brennum
Gratiot Township
Mathias
Bertha Becken Johnson
Gilman Brennum
Alonzo
San Francisco
Bernice
Peter
Floyd
Wiola
Tillie Hale
West Vieta Lutheran Church
William Simpson
Hanson Funeral Home
Mother and eight children dead in Jersey house fire
PORT NORRIS NJ Flames destroyed a two room frame house killing Mrs Virginia Johnson aged 26 and her eight children Sunday. The bodies of Mrs Johnson and four children were found near a door blocked by a bed. The deceased children were David 11 Roxanne 10 Alice Jane 7 Margaret 6 Vivia 4 Tracy Lee 2 and Nicky 10 months.
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Port Norris
Virginia Johnson
Fred Gruenberg Dies at 52 in Milwaukee Hospital
Fred Gruenberg aged 52 and a Monroe native died yesterday in St. Michael’s hospital Milwaukee. Born September 2, 1911 in Germany, he was married to Lorraine Winzlaff. Survived by wife, son Richard, seven brothers and two sisters, services set for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Jerusalem Lutheran Church Milwaukee with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation at Heiden and Lange Funeral Home from 3 p.m. tomorrow until 11 a.m. Wednesday.
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Fred Gruenberg
Milwaukee
Gerhard
Paul
Reinhold Gruenberg
Monroe
St. Michael's Hospital
Mr. Gruenberg
Germany
Fred
Marie Gehrke Gruenberg
Lorraine Winzlaff
Richard
Reinhold
William
California
Helmuth
Edgerton
Edward
Walter
B52 Crashes in Maryland Area Near Cumberland
A SAC B52 bomber carrying two unarmed nuclear weapons and a five member crew crashed in a snowstorm near Big Savage Mountain in western Maryland about 20 miles west of Cumberland. Air Force officials said there is no nuclear explosion danger and explosives teams are en route. state troopers ringed the wreckage as the aircraft’s route from Westover to Turner AFB was noted.
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Cumberland
Strategic Air Command
Appalachian
Air Force
Big Savage Mountain
Maryland
Westover Air Force Base
Mass
Turner
Printing Firm Organized Here
Greenco Printing Co formed with quarters in the Alston building at the east city edge. Dick Meier, ex Madison worker with 13 years in state printing, named manager and will use offset printing. Owners listed as W. R. Schuetze, Edwin W. Schuetze, Kenneth W. Stuart, Doran R. Zwygart. partners in Green County Broadcasting Co which operates WEKZ.
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Greenco Printing Co
Alston
Dick Meier
Madison
Greenco Printing
W. R
Edwin W. Schuetze
Kenneth W. Stuart
Doran R. Zwygart
Green County Broadcasting Co
WEKZ
Gin Family Dies In Plane Crash At Boyne Mountain
A recovery party found the bodies of H J Cummings 36 and his wife Patricia 32 and four of their children Kathy 11 Michael 10 Susan 9 and Mary 6 in a Northern Michigan forest after their plane crashed during a ski trip en route to Boyne Mountain Lodge Police believe the pilot searched for a landing strip and may have flown too low authorities said the Chicago area family rented the aircraft in Janesville Wisconsin.
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Cheboygan
Mich
Michigan
Chicago Area
Lower Peninsula
Vicims
H. J. Cummings
River Forest
Ill
Insurance Oroker
Patricia
Kathy
Michael
Susan
Mary
Cummings
Janesville
Wis
Hodge Aero, Inc
Boyne Mountain Lodge
New Officers Elected By Grace EUB Church
Grace EUB Church in Monticello elected E C Soper as trustee for three years in a congregational meeting held yesterday. Hold-over trustees George Grenzow and Frank Riese continue. Ed Riese and Earl Feldt named stewards, Feldt named church treasurer, Mrs Ed Riese Sunday school superintendent, Grenzow assisting, Mrs Robert Durtschi Sunday school treasurer, Jimmy Grenzow Sunday school secretary. History position to be appointed later.
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Monticello
E. C. Soper
Grace Eub
Jimmy Grenzow
Four County Mishaps Over Weekend Leaves Drivers Injured
Four county accidents over the weekend were investigated by sheriff's deputies with 1 person reported injured. Gerald Schwartzlow, 20, fell asleep at the wheel on County Trunk E near Brodhead causing fence damage at Vance Wall farm. Herman Terrill, 48, lost control on County Trunk T south of Brodhead and was fined for driving while intoxicated. Patricia Arnold, 25, and Margaret Hewitt, 58, were in a passing collision on County Trunk T in Spring Grove Township. Nathaniel Hawthorne, 69, and Ruth Schiller, 16, collided on Highway 69 South near Monroe.
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Gerald Schwartzlow
Route 1
Albany
Vance Wall Farm
Brodhead
Herman A. Terrill
Lane
Til
Nathaniel J . Hawthorne
Ruth A. Schiller
Monroe
Portage Man Missing Near Sault Ste. Marie
A search is underway in the White River area for Thomas Sanderson of Portage Wisconsin missing since December 30 after a flight. He was first reported missing Saturday and was last seen near Sault Ste. Marie Ontario.
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Portage
Sault Ste. Marie
White River
Wisconsin
Thomas Sanderson
Monroe Curlers Capture Bonspiel Final in Rivalry Match
Monroe No. 2 rink skipped by Nathan Goetz defeated Monroe No. 1 skipped by Robert Goetz 9 to 7 in the Lions Club curling bonspiel at Stevens Point. The winning team, with J. T. Etter H. L. Fenton and Dr. John M. Irvin, touted a “secret weapon” Swiss psychology. The losing side featured Oetz James Gerendale Perry Power and Clarence Franklin.
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Monroe
Lions Club
Stevens Point
Robert Goetz
Nathan
Goetz
J. T
Duke) Etter
H. L
John) Fenton
John
ACLU to press Marina Oswald for talks in Dallas
Dallas officials say the American Civil Liberties Union will continue efforts to talk with Mrs Marina Oswald though she writes she is satisfied with seclusion and Secret Service protection.
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Dallas
Tex
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Marina Oswald
Secret Service
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