Wisconsin Weather Summary Forecast for Friday
Wisconsin sees considerable cloudiness tonight and Friday with colder temperatures. Tonight lows range from five below to five above, Friday highs reach 15 to 25 degrees, northeast and in the 20s for the southwest. Monroe zone reports colder conditions with lows near zero to five above and Friday highs in the 20s. Since yesterday 10 am, high 26 and low 18. Precipitation since yesterday 10 am totals 8.7 inches of snow. Barometer readings: 1 am 29.49, 1 pm 29.89. Sunrise 7:36, sunset 4:41.
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Monroe
Donation transfers and land deeds listed in Mon roe area
Victor Heuer transfers to D A Cran dall in section 34 Lybrand's donation to Green County in Monroe city. Kenneth Reed transfers to Larry White head section 34 forty acres more or less in Jefferson Township. Lena Reed transfers to Kenneth Reed in section 34 Jefferson Township.
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Victor Heuer
D. A. Crandall
Lybrand
Green County
Monroe
Kenneth Reed
Larry Whitehead
Jefferson Township
Lena Reed
County Court Hears Multiple Local Docket Items
Judge Roger L Elmer LaVerne Edward Keehn faces a not guilty plea and a preliminary hearing set for January 17 at 3 PM with bond at 5000 not furnished. Juvenile Joan E Baker admitted failure to stop at a stop sign with license suspended 30 days and no fine. Charles J Schmid pleaded guilty to under control charges with 35 and costs. Victoria A Jacobson failed to change name on license after marriage with 5 and costs. Keith D Wallack cited for too fast for conditions with not guilty plea and trial January 27 at 1 30 PM. Thomas M Burkhard speeding at night with not guilty plea and trial January 25 at 1 30 PM.
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Roger L. Elmer LaVerne
Edward Keehn
Brooklyn
Sheriff’s Dept
Joan E. Baker
Monticello
Griver
Sheriff's Dept
Charles J. Schmid
Argyle
Victoria A. Jacobson
Brodhead
Keith D. Wallack
Blanchardville
Thomas M. Burkhard
8Th Ave
Monroe
State Patrol
Newcomer Daniel Laurie and Laurel Schultz Named
Daniel Laurie Newcomer, 18, and Laurel Lee Schultz, 18, both of Brodhead, were identified in the report.
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Daniel Laurie Newcomer
Laurel Lee Schultz
Brodhead
Obituary Notices Listing Local Residents Run Heights
Harry L. Prien 69 of 620 28th Ave Fred P. Streiff 66 New Glarus John Reynolds 82 Cobb Mrs Ray Rheel 77 Platteville Mrs Ann Baker 77 Dodge James Kane 72 Belmont A P Jack Schmitz 57 Platteville Fred Bruce 70 Darlington listed in local notices with ages and towns.
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Harry L. Prien
28Th Ave
Fred P. Streiff
New Gla
John Reynolds
Cobb
Ray Rheel
Platteville
Ann Baker
Dodgeville
James Kane
Belmont
A. P
Jack) Schmitz
Fred Bruce
Darlington
Local Birth Announcements From Darlington and Be loit Areas
Mr and Mrs Victor Carr Be loit welcome a son on January 13. Mr and Mrs Harvey Andrews Darlington welcome a son on January 13. Mr and Mrs Alvin Haag Mr Horeb welcome a son on January 13. Mr and Mrs Duane White Darlington welcome a daughter on January 12.
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Victor Carr
Beloit
Harvey Andrews
Darlington
Alvin Haag
Horeb
Duane White
St Clare Hospital Medical Personnel and Dismissals
List of names under Surgical and Medical with addresses in Elizabeth Miller Janesville Freeport Argyle Janesville Brodhead Beloit and Rockford, followed by a Dismissals section naming multiple individuals including Mrs Ray Patterson and others.
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Otto Klemm
9Th Ave
Elizabeth Miller
10Th St
Tiffini DuPree
Janesville
Harold Wescott
Rockford
George Sawyer
Delavan
Wilbur Rosenstiel
Freeport
Christine Bruehlman
Argyle
Paige Denton
John L. King
Brodhead
MacDonald Steinborn
Beloit
Peter Condon
Elwood Kinney
Marco Bregenzer Sr
Norman Seffrood
Ray Patterson
Arnold Wieser
Richard Sigalus
Ken Tillman
James Lowery
Maude Trickel
Sharon Ziltner
Vernus Gilbertson
Robert Blankenhorn
Clarence Holland
Honey Creek to Hear Wisconsin Power and Light Speakers
Homer Marshall and Dorothy Albrecht of Wisconsin Power and Light will hold separate men and women sessions at 8 p.m. Monday during the Honey Creek Watershed Association meeting at Ullom School. Lunch will be served.
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Honey Creek
Homer Marshall
Dorothy Albrecht
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Janesville
Honey Creek Watershed Association
Ullom School
Madison Vo Tech basketball guests attend game with coach Onck
Mr and Mrs John Schlappi of Browntown and Mr and Mrs Clarence Seffrood and Gregory of South Wayne attended the Madison Vo Tech versus LaCrosse basketball game as guests of coach Donald Onck on Tuesday evening. Their daughters Heidi and Mary study at Madison Vocational and Technical School. A dance followed the game.
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John Schlappi
Browntown
Clarence Seffrood
Gregory
South Wayne
Madison Vo-Tech
Donald Onck
Heidi
Mary
Madison Vocational and Technical School
Market report on livestock produce and grains from Chicago
Hogs 3 500, butchers 25 to 75 higher. Cattle 500, calves few, slaughter steer prices 26.00-26.75. Sheep 400 lambs and ewes steady with lambs 26.50-28.00. Butter and eggs steady to lower in wholesale, butter 93 score AA 58 and 92 A 58. Eggs mixed 37 cents white, others 28-33. Wheat No 2 hard 1.68, No 2 red 1.716. Corn 1.34, oats 7 64 2 42, soybeans 2.86 4n.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
State Mobile Museum Visits Monroe for Civil War Exhibit
Junior high tours the Wisconsin State Historical Society mobile museum in Monroe as it concludes its second day. Curators Mr. and Mrs. Luie Haller travel from Portage, successors to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tschudy of New Glarus. Public sessions run after school and on Saturday near Monroe Junior High School.
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Wisconsin State Historical Society
Mobile Museum
Monroe
Wisconsin
Luie Haller
Portage
Jake Tschudy
New Glarus
Monroe Junior High School
Monroe High School
St. Victor’s
Coop meet canceled due to weather in Brodhead
A meeting of the Dairy Producers Trucking Cooperative planned for last night at Bank of Brodhead was canceled because of weather. No new date has been set.
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Dairy Producers Trucking Cooperative
Bank of Brodhead
Alpine Camera Club Meeting Postponed by Weather
The Alpine Camera Club meeting at the First National Bank was postponed due to inclement weather. President Henry Hefty announced that the date of the next session will be announced.
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Alpine Camera Club
First National Bank
Henry Hefty
Brian Daniel Frame Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Frame
Brian Daniel Frame was born January 10 at St. Clare hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frame Route 3 Horeb. His mother is the former Doris Knudtson. He has a sister Lynn Marie age 3 and ten grandparents.
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Brian Daniel
Robert Frame
Route 3
Horeb
St. Clare Hospital
Frame
Doris Knudtson
Brian
Lynn Marie
Leonard Knudtson
Sherman Frame
Blue Mounds
Olara Knudtson
Argyle
Marie Jensen
Daniel Frame
Robert Shields
Madison
Johnsson Wax Co Moves Golden Rondelle Exhibit to Racine
New York firm John son Wax Company announced the golden rondelle theater exhibit from the 196465 New York World's Fair will be relocated to a permanent site in Racine Wisconsin.
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New York
The
Johnson Wax Company
Racine
Wis
Steuri Named Head of ACPARD At Albany Meeting
Directors and officers of ACPARD were renamed at the annual meeting. Stanton P Steuri Orvai Albright and William Hein were named directors. Stears was re elected president Albright vice president and Dallas Briggs secretary treasurer. The group plans a forest recreation program with 12 camping lots and new water and toilet facilities accessed by a road under construction by the Conservation Department. A forest management plan with the Federal government would plant 2500 trees and remove brush. A Spring membership drive is planned and area 4 H clubs invited to participate. Willis Riemer attended to discuss conservation and ACPARD work. Directors meet Feb 2 to plan a program for area beautification.
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Albany
Acpard
Stanton P. Steuri
Orvai Albright
William Hein
Stears
Albright
Dallas Briggs
Conservation Department
Willis Riemer
Decatur Township
Green County Agriculture Committee
Market Steady For Cheddar and Swiss Cheese
Madison Wisconsin market reports cheddar cheese steady with fair to good demand and adequate supplies. Cheddars 41.58 to 44.4 per 40 pound block. daisies 44 to 44.4. longhorns 44 to 44.2. midgets 45 to 47. Swiss cheese fully steady to firm with good demand and well cleared supplies. Blocks price per pound grade A 50.12 to 52. B 48.12 to 50.30. C 47.42 to 49.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Eau Claire to Host 1966 Dairyland Finals
Eau Claire selected as site for the 1966 finals of the 19th Alice in Dairyland event by the State Department of Agriculture. Finals set for June 9 to 11 after regional contests to choose competitors. Eau Claire has hosted regional contests recently and the 1956 finals.
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Madison
Eau Claire
State Department of Agriculture
University students favor American Vietnam War effort
At a Wednesday night meeting Dean of Students Joseph F. Kauffman stated that at least seven of every ten University of Wisconsin students support American participation in the Vietnam War.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Joseph F. Kauffman
Three Women Die In Illinois Crash West Of Rantoul
Three young Illinois women were killed in a rainy night crash on U S 135 west of Rantoul. Linda Sue Mix 20 of Weldon Patricia Malone 19 of Brownstown and Barbara Ricketts 18 of Forrest died at Chanute Air Force Base Hospital. The driver Linda Mix lost control as her car collided with a semi driven by Ernest Hancock 28 Perrysville Ind Hancock was treated and released. The women who died had been rooming in Bloomington. Mix worked for the Illinois Agricultural Association Malone a beauty operator and Ricketts in nurses training.
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Rantoul, Ill
Illinois
U.S
Rantoul
Linda Sue Mix
Weldon
Patricia Malone
Brownstown
Barbara Ricketts
Forrest
Chanute Air Force Base Hospital
Miss Mix
Ernest V. Hancock
Perrysville
Ind
Hancock
Chanute
Bloomington
Illinois Agricultural Association
Miss Malone
Miss Ricketts
Wisconsin Snowstorm Closes Schools and Strands Roads
Snowfall across Wisconsin varied from 1 to 12 inches with Milwaukee recording 12.2 inches and towns like Racine Beloit and Madison reporting heavy totals. Police warned motorists about tow away rules for cars blocking snow cleared streets while three shovelers died and many areas kept schools closed.
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Henry S. Hefty
Green County
Monroe
State Highway Department
Milwaukee
Wausau
Park Falls
Helen Wolny
Walter H. Zabler
Neil Hansen
West Allis
Wisconsin
Boscobel
Fennimore
Belmont
Highland
Racine
Lone Rock
Beloit- Rockford
Madison
Help Wanted Classified Ads Invite Workseekers
Help wanted notices promise skilled workers for diverse roles. Classifieds urge applicants to respond with experience, references, and contact details, outlining job duties and pay expectations in brief agency or employer listings.
Music in the Air Across Clue List
Puzzle clues cover music terms and wordplay across many entries. From percussion to instruments and phrases, with several abbreviations and place names guiding the solution process. Answers span eras and styles as solvers link letters to form a coherent grid.
Puzzle Clues From Historical Bankers and Saints
A set of cryptic clue fragments includes references to bank workers, the old gray, communion rates, breakwaters, ages, Neve, Babylonian terms, units of reluctance, golf mound, night flying mammals, a deity, and descriptors for fancy sharper money pouch.
International Exchange Reflections at Monroe Club
A literary club meeting featured visiting adolescents from Argentina sharing backgrounds and future aspirations. Monica, 15, and Adela, with siblings and family engineers, spoke of schooling, travel, and goals in psycho analysis or modeling. Members welcomed new participants and organized an international themed tea and notice of the next program on February 9.
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Monica
Argentina
Adela
Europe
United States
Monroe
L. J. Schroeder
Robert Soderholm
James Weeks
Arthur C. Benkett
Sherman Hodgson
George E. House
E B. Lux
Firefighters Respond At Jim Briggs Place Farm Blaze
Firemen were called at 11 45 this morning to the William Grant farm Route 1 tenanted by Jim Briggs when flames broke out during corn drying. Last Saturday firemen were also summoned to guard against spread when gas used in drying ignited four miles south of Monroe.
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William Grant
Route 1
Jim Briggs
Monroe
Pills Offer Jealousy Treatment From LA Psychiatrist
Dr. J Horace B Mooney of UCLA reports treating 12 cases of irrational jealousy with phenothiazine drugs. The work, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, notes the pills are for intense unfounded jealousy and not a permanent cure.
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Los Angeles
J. Horace B. Mooney
University of California At Los Angeles
Mooney
British Journal of Psychiatry
Bank Directors List Promotions at Monroe Bank
First National Bank of Monroe announces new roles after a directors meeting. John W. MacInnis becomes assistant trust officer and John K. Fernan with Richard W. Rote are named assistant cashiers, while Mrs. Lloyd Leuenberger is head teller. Existing officers are renamed and several directors are reelected.
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First National Bank of Monroe
John W. MacInnis
John K. Fernan
Richard W. Rote
Lloyd Leuenberger
Edward M. Adam
E. C. Hamilton
Frank Menehan
L. J. Schroeder
Marie Blum
James C. Volkert
MacInnis
Adam
D. A. Crandall
Hamilton
Leslie Kindschi
Herbert E. Lanz
Rudolph P. Reger
Peter S. Solomon
Joseph C. Dearth
Humphrey Kosygin Talk Behind Closed Doors In Delhi
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kosygin met behind closed doors at the Russian Embassy in New Delhi. The talks lasted one hour and fifty minutes.
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New Delhi
India
Hubert H. Humphrey
Alexei N. Kosygin
Darlington Barber Fred Bruce Dies After Lingering Illness
Fred Bruce 70 longtime Darlington barber and former restaurant operator died at Memorial Hospital after a month long illness. Funeral plans are pending at Sharer Funeral Home with a probable Saturday service. A niece Dr. Mary Willis from California will arrive tomorrow. his wife Ada Dawson died six years ago. Immediate survivors are nieces and nephews.
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Darlington
Fred Bruce
Darlington Barber
Memorial Hospital
Sharer Fueral
Mary Willis
Preston Willises
Albany
California
Ada Dawson
Nices
Violence claims twenty in Ilesha Nigeria clash
In Ilesha Nigeria twenty people were killed Wednesday as political violence erupted in the western town. Police reported most victims died from gunfire.
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Ibadan
Nigeria
Ilesha
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