Wisconsin Weather Forecast Brief for Weekend
The Daily Record reports partly cloudy skies and a cooler trend tonight with Saturday showers likely mainly west. Highs range from 72 to 85 depending on location, with Monroe zone forecasts showing a late day thundershower possible and similar cool nights. Data notes include yesterday’s peak 87 and a warmest US reading of 112 in California and sunrise sunset at 8:50.
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Monroe
U.S.A
Calif
Redmond
Ore
County Court docket yields multiple juvenile and traffic cases
Judge Melvin Updike handles passing in a no pass zone case with $30 costs. Daryle Zahn, 17, Brodhead, charged with driving after revocation. juvenile fine not possible. license revoked six months. Gary Arn, 17, Juda, found guilty of failure to yield. juvenile fine not possible. license suspended 30 days. John Krieg Jr., Monticello, speeding over limit. changed to guilty. $40 costs. Richard Long, Durand, operating beyond PSC authority. forfeited $55 bond. no directionals. forfeited $15 bond. John Metzger, Blanchardville, defective directional rights. forfeited $15 bond. Zane Zurbuchen, Monticello, speeding over limit. bond $35.
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Roger L. Elmer Melvin Updike
Argyle
Sheriff Department
Daryle Edward Zahn
Brodhead
State Patrol
Gary Arn
Juda
Monroe
John Jacob Krieg Jr
Monticello
Richard Allen Long
Durand
Mil
PSC
John E. Metzger
Blanchardville
Zane Z. Zurbuchen
Monticel
Forfeitures and Births in Monroe and Juda Areas
Forfeitures recorded for Darrell J Burmeister of Janesville for speeding amounting to $10. Marriage licenses issued to John Joseph Marean aged 19 of Route 2 and Barbara Jo Eberle aged 18 of Route 1 in Judo. Deaths listed Carl J Larson 74 of Route 1 Brooklyn and Frank W Johnson 84 of Clinton. Births to Mr and Mrs Roger Zimmerman Juda a daughter born July 2 and to Mr and Mrs Arthur A Keehn Albany a daughter born July.
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Darrell J. Burmeister
Janesville
Monroe
John Joseph Marean
Barbara Jo Eberle
Carl J. Larson
Route 1
Brooklyn
Frank W. Johnson
Clinton
Roger Zimmerman
Juda
Arthur A. Keehn
Albany
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
A hospital column lists a series of patient cases and dismissals including Mrs. Harry Larsen of Brodhead for an accident, several tonsillectomies in Albany and Beloit, plus surgical patients Leon Baumgartner Brodhead Leonard Nelson Hayward Norman Seffrood Gratiot Richard Hauser New Glarus and Agnes Taylor Beloit 1016 14th Ave. Dismissals include Kent Christen Keith Wyman Gilbert Zweifel Glenn Putman Henry Argue Frederick Bresette Lloyd Myers Roy Rothenbuehler Elvy Cannon Marion Henry and daughter Sophia Homb Willis Mitchell Gordon Babcock Frieda Weber Julius Lehman Len Warner Christ Inabnit and Walter Cormican and daughter.
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Harry Larsen
Brodhead
Dallas Briggs
Albany
Arleigh Nybroten
Argyle
Rolland R. Etter
Santa Rosa
Calif
Clarence F. Schulz
Lena
Pamela Ann Moloney
Beloit
Clinton Wilke
August Kummerow
Leon H. Baumgartner
Leonard Nelson
Hayward
Gordon Babcock
Frieda Weber
Julius Lehman
Len Warner
Christ Inabnit
Walter Cormican
Marinette hosts Sixth Annual School Cafeteria Conference
Marinette this week hosted the Sixth Annual School Cafeteria Conference attended by lunchroom managers and administrators from Monroe school lunch programs. Workshops covered cafeteria operations menu planning and food preparation. Attendees included Mrs. Merle Erickson William Stuckey Mrs Edmund J Peters en Mrs Marvin Schwerin Mrs T O Steuffacher Mr and Mrs Fred Wittwer Mrs Hilton Berndt and Mrs Arthur F Wagner.
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Monroe
Marinette
Merle Erickson
William Stuckey
Edmund J. Petersen
Marvin F. Schwerin
T. O. Steuffacher
Fred Wittwer
Hilton Berndt
Arthur F. Wagner
Juvenile Court Handles Green County Docket
Juvenile petitions heard in Green County Juvenile Court in June involve eight youths aged 11 to 17, with four from Albany and four from Monroe areas. Charges include theft, beer law violations, driving after revocation, late hours, and driving with beer in a car. one girl sent to a state program. Seven juvenile traffic cases led to suspensions or revocations from 30 days to 12 months, including a drunken driving repeat offender.
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Xigmtn
Green County Juvenile Court
John Walter
Albany
Monroe
State Department of Public Welfare
Carl J. Larsen Taken by Death
Carl J Larsen 74 of Route 1 Brooklyn died Wednesday in Stoughton Hospital Funeral services were set for 2 p m at St Johns Lutheran Church Oregon burial in Graver Cemetery Rutland Township Visitation at B L Booth Funeral Home Oregon after 7 p m Saturday and at the church after 1 p m Sunday Larsen born in Nakskov Denmark came to the United States at 16 settling in the Brooklyn Oregon area He married Elvena Anderson in 1920 in Detroit Michigan He retired from farming in 1960 He was WW I veteran and Oregon American Legion member Surviving are his wife a son Einer Brooklyn two sisters Mrs Jens Olsen Oregon and Mrs Ingebord Fredricksen Nakskov Denmark a brother Peter Oregon and two grandchildren
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Carl J. Larsen
Route 1
Brooklyn
Stoughton Hospital
St. John's Lutheran Church
Oregon
Graves Cemetery
Rutland Township
B. L. Booth
Mr. Larson
Nakskov
Denmark
Circus Wagons Roll Tomorrow in Milwaukee Parade Revival
Milwaukee prepares for the second annual revival of the world's greatest circus parade. All 34 wagons from the World Circus Museum at Baraboo were assembled, with draft horses arriving to match to wagons. Dry runs and street routes were marked for test trips and practice parades.
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Milwaukee
World Circus Museum
Baraboo
Drakes Plan Ahead for Wrapping Italy Assignment
Mrs. Drake and her children Gordon Karry Brian and Laura will leave Monday for Wooster Ohio to join husband and father in his fourth Summer Institute funded by the National Science Foundation at the College of Wooster. He works on a chemistry project and will teach later in Naples Italy with the American Dependents School. The Drakes will visit Mrs. Drake's parents Mr. and Mrs. John H Bruni in Monroe before Europe.
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Irs
Gordon Drake
Karry
Brian
Laura
Wooster
National Science Foundation
College of Wooster
Drakes
Monroe
John H. Bruni
Europe
Drake
Naples
Italy
Horicon
Maureen Bruni
Children’s Room Opens at Arabut Ludlow Library
Mrs Lucy Groerer librarian of the Arabut Ludlow Memorial library announced the new children’s room will open Tuesday with hours 9 to 11 30 a m and 2 to 6 p m Monday through Friday 7 to 9 p m Friday and 1 to 5 p m Saturday Rent this room via Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
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Lucy Groerer
Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library
Monroe Evening Times
Personal Mentions From Monroe Area Visitors and Shoppers
Local column notes many out of town visitors and shoppers in Monroe. Names include Mrs. Wayne Sweetwood from Argyle, J D Streiff from Stuttgart visiting, and Mr. and Mrs. A H Gentz from Davis. Also listed are dates and origins of numerous guests, sales, and a theatre booklet for sale.
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Wayne Sweetwood
Argyle
Steve Roelli
Darlington
Monroe
19Th Ave
J. D. Streiff
Stuttgart
Germany
Carrie Jenkins
Rockford
Keith Siegenthaler
Adam Duerst
Monticello
H. W. Roth
Charles F. Lamm
Robert Westland
Sharon
Inez Schleder
Mabel Hinnke
Will Wernicke
Lena
Ill
Max Keefer
Ft. Wayne
Ind
E. C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Keefer
Donald Wolf
Donalyn
Linea
Escanaba
Mich
Roger Stark
Lisa
Marvin Siedschlag
Lincoln Road
Alden E. Kundert
Corpus Christi
Tex
Edward A. Kundert
Plateville
Kundert
Pan Am Oil Co
Houston
Governor questions law on restaurant and hotel compliance
At a news conference the governor said owners should not be required to comply and that the law should be tested in the courts as many feel it unconstitutional. Elsewhere in the South, business leaders show willingness to cooperate. The President named Leroy Collins to head the new community relations service and form an advisory committee. Collins leaves the NAB president post.
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Ality
South
Leroy Collins
Florida
Collins
National Association of Broadcasters
Two City Mishaps Reported by Police
Monroe police logged two accidents yesterday. A car parked by Ida E. Speich at 1014 23rd Avenue was struck, pushing the right wheel over the curb. At 4 p.m. in the 1600 block of Sth Street a truck driven by Fred Buholzer from Juda and owned by Terminal Warehouse and Storage hit a car parked by Alvin R. Gobeli at 1924 48th Street.
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Monroe
Ida E. Speich
23Rd Avenue
Sth
Fred Buholzer
Juda
Terminal Warehouse and Storage
Alvin R. Gobeli
8Th Street
Albert Geigel Visits Parents in Monroe
Albert White Geigel from Taipei Taiwan visits his parents Mr and Mrs Albert D Geig. He will teach again at the American Dependents School in Taipei for three weeks marking a return visit two years after his last home visit.
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Albert Geigel
Monroe
Albert White Geigel
Taipei
Taiwan
Albert D. Gei
Geigel
Twining Park celebration includes awards and fireworks
Ernest Schober and Becky Houser perform as part of a Turner hall program timed with Twining Park’s fourth anniversary. A fireworks display funded by the Chamber of Commerce and City of Monroe caps the event, while geraniums brighten the bandshell. Mon róe guests camp at the fairgrounds. golf events at Monroe Country Club. Ed Goecks defends.
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Ernest Schober
Bones
Becky Houser
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Milwaukee
Fairgrounds
Turner Hall
Twining Park
Nathan F. Twining
Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Monroe Country Club
Ed Goecks
Godfrey Company declares 17 percent quarterly dividend
The Godfrey Company board in Milwaukee declares a quarterly dividend of 17 percent per share. Payment is August 1 to stockholders of record on July 15.
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Godfrey Company Board of Directors
Milwaukee
Johnson Rites Held in Clinton
Frank W Johnson 84 died Tuesday in Bellet hospital. Services conducted today at Schoenfeld funeral home Clinton by Rev Gary Flatzard. He was born May 20 1880 in Skane Sweden and immigrated to America in 1900. He married Andrea Sandland in Beloit March 20 1914. she died February 7 1962. He farmed in Clinton area until retirement. The father of Eddie Johnson formerly of Monroe then Janesville.
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Orangeville
Frank W Johnson
Schoenfeld
Clinton
Gary Flatzard
Johnson
Beliet
Eddie Johnson
Monroe
Janesville
Glen
Skane
Sweden
Andrea Sandland
Beloit
America
Mike Moon 11 Wins High Jump at Cocoa Beach Olympics
Mike Moon of Monroe won the high jump event at the Cocoa Beach Kiwanis Olympics in Florida during a visit to his grandparents, Charles and Mrs Thresher. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Moon and plans to return to Monroe July 15 to enter seventh grade this fall. A Cocoa Beach Tribune photo shows him clearing the bar.
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Mike Moon
Monroe
Cocoa Beach, Fla
Charles Thresher
Mike
William Moon
Cocoa Beach
Schadeberg Urges Countervailing Duties On Canadian Subsidies
Representative Schadeberg of Wisconsin pressed the Treasury to offset Canada’s export subsidy program that helps motor vehicle parts exporters. He cited Modine Manufacturing of Racine losing business to Canadian firms and urged countervailing duties on Canadian parts imported to the United States. The subsidy, part of Canada’s duty remission plan, can reach about 25 percent of export prices and is funded by higher duties on U.S. goods sold in Canada.
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Nep
Renry Schadeberg
R-Wis
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Modine Manufacturing Co
Racine
Schadeberg
United States
Canada
Funerals Held for Frank W Mauer mann and Herman J Miller
Services for 70 year old Frank W Mauer mann were held at Stuessy funeral home with Rev J C Robertson officiating. Charlene Hafen sang In the Garden and Safe in the Arms of Jesus with Nancy Chesebro at the organ. Burial was at Twin Grove cemetery. Pallbearers included Leo Eells Charles Zettle Rollie Foulker Glen Sawyer Roger Matzke and Stanley Mauermann. Last rites for 83 year old Herman J Miller were held at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Melvin Roehrdanz officiating. Burial followed Greenwood cemetery. Jack Close led song service and sang My God and I In the Garden with Nancy Chesebro again at the organ. Pallbearers were Virgil Brunkow Ralph Stauffacher John Haldiman Henry F Kubig Sam Rhyner and Charles Krueger.
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Frank W. Mauermann
Stuessy
J. C. Robertson
Brodhead
Charlene Hafen
Jesus
Nancy Chesebro
Twin Grove Cemetery
Leo Eells
Charles Zettle
Winslow
Rollie Foulker
Glen Sawyer
Roger Matzke
Browntown
Stanley Mauermann
Herman J. Miller
Melvin Roehrdanz
Immanuel Eub Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Jack Close
Noir
My God
Virgil Brunkow
Ralph Stauffacher
John Haldiman
Henry F. Kubig
Sam Rhyner
Charles Krueger
Rosemary Neuen Schwander Honored for 4H Demonstration
The Green County Extension office announced that Rosemary Neuen schwander, who placed second at the 4H demonstration day held Wednesday at the high school, had her name added after being inadvertently omitted. She teamed with Mary Kosek.
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Green County Extension Office
Rosemary Neuenschwander
Mary Kosek
Tim Timothy Lawrence Wilde Born at St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert L Wilde Route 2 welcomed their second son June 4 at St Clare hospital naming him Timothy Lawrence He joins brother Daniel and sisters Ben Julie and Tammie A surprise shower at the Wilde home honored mother and baby Hostesses were Mrs LeRoy Wilde and Bonnie Wilde John J Burkhard was discharged from the VA hospital in Madison after throat surgery Harry Larsen 98 Route 3 Brodhead admitted to St Clare Hospital with a fractured left hip suffered in a hay wagon incident
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Timothy
Robert L. Wilde
Route 2
Timothy Lawrence
John J. Burkhard
15Th Street
Madison
Harry Larsen
Route 3
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Wisconsin Governor Declares Fourth of July Traffic Emergency
Gov John W Reynolds proclaimed a state of emergency to curb traffic crashes during the Fourth of July period and called in National Guard assistance. The order, effective noon today to midnight Sunday, requires sufficient Guard personnel and equipment for the State Traffic Patrol. Officials had not yet set the number of troops, and the governor urged caution as Wisconsin’s fatalities and injuries through mid year 1964 run higher than 1963.
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John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
National Guard
Wisconsin National Guard
Hoesty Dairy Judging Winners at Green County Meet
Iven Glarus won junior dairy judging at the Green County Holstein Breeders Twilight Meeting near Monroe. Nearly 300 attended as Clarence Grundahl showed slides. Junior winners included William Deininger Linda Salesman Rodney Miller, all on perfect 100 scores. In the adult dairy judging, Mrs. Kenneth Wyss led women with 100, followed by Mrs. Nathan Hartwig and Mrs. Lawrence Salesman with 93. Walter Haberman and Roger Wysond tied for men with 98, Don Timm and Ken Wyss at 97. Kathryn McKenzie won the junior weight-guess with 1536 pounds and Verne Eberle led seniors with 1567. actual was 1561. Jerry Eberle placed second with 1600 pounds.
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Some Noesty
Iven Glarus
Green County Holstein Breeders
Smock Valley
Monroe
Clarence Grundahl
William Deininger
Secon Linda Salesman
Argyle
Rodney Miller
Kenneth Wyss
Nathan Hartwig
Clarno
Lawrence Salesman
Walter Haberman
Rock County
Roger Wys Ond
Don Timm
Ken Wyss
Kathryn McKenzie
Hollandale
Vernen Eber Ie
Jerry Eberle
Juda
Patient Ed A. Bently Undergoes Eye Surgery
Ed A. Bently was admitted to Madison General Hospital on Monday and underwent eye surgery on Tuesday, with care provided under hospital supervision.
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Madison Monticello
Times
Ed A. Bently
Madison General Hospital
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Adam and Eve
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