Wisconsin Weather Summary July 6 1964
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers likely in eastern areas tonight. Warmer east tonight. Tuesday mostly fair and cooler. Lows 56 to 64, highs 78 to 83. Winds southeast 8 to 15 mph eastern portion tonight, shifting northwesterly in west. Monroe Zone: mostly cloudy tonight with showers or thunderstorms. Tuesday fair.
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Argyle and Monroe Local Court, Civil Orders and Births
County incidents include judge Elmer and Johnson on stop sign and license suspensions for juveniles. Several fines forfeitures for speeding muffler and life saving device violations. Marriage license issued for Krueger and Eells. Obituaries list seven residents. Birth announcements for six families with a Beloit and Freeport connection.
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Roger L. Elmer
Chester J. Johnson
Route 1
Argyle
S Department
Donald L. Moen
Sheriff's Department
Lester J. Johnson Jr
Ernest Wyssbrod
St Clare Hospital Accident Medical Names List
A clipped hospital roster lists individuals connected to St. Clare Hospital including Helen Gallagher Green County Hospital Jost A Marty 2302 16th avenue Walter hmucker Hudson Walter Nelen Brodhead Ralph Nafz ger Route 1 Juda Wayne Wenger Blanchardville Surgical staff Richard R Hauser New Glarus Mrs James Thresher Rockford Mrs Hulda Hancock Monticello Mrs Margaret Chesebro Route 3 Mrs Orville Beeck 1065 5th avenue Mrs Leonard E Satters field Mt Morris Ill Mrs Lester Adolph Meinert Davis Ill Mrs Pauline Phillips 1715 11th street Mrs Harley R Heffron Rockford Medical staff Mrs Allan Swanton Route 3 Mrs Gertrude Rieder Dubuque August L Prodoehl Wisconsin Dells Mrs Emma Alm 1825 10th avenue Charles Richard Coole Albany Mrs Emma Nelson Argyle Mrs Eugene John Cawley Madison Adolph Kosak Sr Beloit Mari Emsley Harris Winnebago Ill Mrs Margaret Werndli Nev
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Helen Gallagher
Green County Hospital
Jost A’ Marty
16Th Avenue
Walter ‘Hmucker
Hudson, O
George Nelen
Brodhead
Ralph Nafzger
Juda
Wayne Wenger
Blanchardville
Richard R. Hauser
New Glarus
James Thresher
Rockford
Hulda Hancock
Monticello
Margaret Chesebro
Route 3
Orville Beeck
5Th Avenue
Leonard E. Sattersfield
Mt. Morris
Ill
Lester Adolph Meinert
Davis
Pauline Phillips
11Th Street
Harley R. Heffron
Allan Swanton
Gertrude Rieder
Dubuque
August L. Prodoehl
Wisconsin Dells
Emma Alm
10Th Avenue
Charles Richard Coole
Albany
Emma Nelson
Argyle
Eugene John Cawley
Madison
Adolph Kosak Sr
Beloit
Mari Emsley Harris
Winnebago
Margaret Werndli
Nev
Mrs Stauffacher Dies in Brodhead Nursing Home
Mrs. Stauffacher formerly of Monroe area died this morning after a long illness in a Brodhead nursing home. Born Rose Gempler in St Gallen Switzerland she came to America at 11. She married Otto Stauffacher Sr. in Monroe January 26 1911. Survived by two sons Glenn and Otto F. rural Orfordville a daughter Mrs Orville Ignew Azusa California a sister Mrs Anna Kessler Seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral service Thursday 2 p.m. in Footville Church of Christ with Cyrus Welch officiating burial Maple Grove Cemetery Orfordville. Friends may call Silverthorn Newcomer funeral home Orfordville Wednesday night.
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Orfordville
Otto Stauffacher
Monroe Area
Brodhead
Monroe
Stauffacher
Glenn
Otto F
Orville Ignew
Azusa
Cal
Anna Kessler
Footville Church of Christ
Track and Field Results From Monroe Meet Highlights
The page lists numerous champions and placers across divisions. Winners include Marean Monroe in women’s event with 72.125, Nancy Krattiger Monroe in women’s track and field with 51.90, and Richard Wilde Monroe in Class A men’s with 75. Veterans and junior boys categories show names from Milwaukee Monroe and Cleveland. Dismissals span many individuals across towns including Freeport and Albany.
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Pete Tschanz
Cleveland
Ludka
Dennis
Milwaukee
Larry Lisser
Monroe
Greg Larson
Willie Ruef
Eddie Markowski
Arthur Schoen
Fritz Wenger
Ernest Ammon, Jr
Les Hoffer
Mike Tood
Monroes Visitors From Nearby States Fill Weekend Crowd
A string of visitors arrived in Monroe yesterday from Illinois Iowa and Wisconsin. Residents from DeKalb Dixon Beloit Madison Davenport Peoria Minneapolis and North Aurora joined locals for social calls and the ongoing rodeo at Pecatonica. A church ice cream social is planned July 8 and sheriff officials attend state conference at Devils Lake.
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Tom Walz
DeKalb
Ill
Louise Stangeland
Lee
Monroe
Leon P. Blum
Beloit
Platteville
Glenn Miller
Dixon
Ralph McLaughilin
Madison
Glen Shaw
Davenport
Donald Hawton
Peoria
Elmore Leu
Hales Corners
Woman's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Walter Streul
Orangeville
C. Hartlestand
Minneapolis
Rudy Baumle
North Aurora
Lloyd Bartelt
Winslow
Andrew Lahr
Bonna _Hagernon
Comanche
Thomas Kuster
John
Kathryn Cooper
Thomson
LaVerne Holmes
Stephen
Pecatonica
Leif Johansen
Annaj
I Boone
Bertha Peter
Rochelle
Til
Paul
Grossen-bacher
Kenneth Boss
New Glarus
Leo Haugen
Grand Forks
N.D
Julia ‘Legler
Freeport Mere
E. A. Goodheart
R. Mohr
Evelyn
Laura Sherwin
Devils Lake
Wallace Radke
Arrowhead Lodge
Nelson Lake
Hayward
Robert Aeschlimann
Radke
Forty Scouts Prepare for National Jamboree in Valley Forge
About 40 Scouts from Monroe and surrounding towns gathered at Kiwanis Youth Camp in Sabin for a pre trip weekend. They will depart Freeport July 14 and return July 25 joining 52,000 Scouts worldwide in Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Adult leaders include Harold Krupke Lena Bert Strohecker Pearl City and Earl Crane. Scout executive Stockton Gene Madison participated. Monroe travelers include Kurt E Adam Donald J Barry Michael G Connors Ronald E Eckstam Patrick T Fencil John C Ganshirt Charles G Irvin Robert W Janke Steve J Kessenich Michael Meythaler and Greg Humbel. Additional participants listed from Freeport Stockton Hanover Platteville Monticello Shannon and Galena.
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Kiwanis Youth Sabin
Valley Forge
Freeport
Harold Krupke
Lena
Bert Strohecker
Pearl City
Earl Crane
Stockton
Gene Madison
Twining Park
Kurt E. Adam
Donald J. Barry
Michael G. Connors
Ronald E. Eckstam
Patrick T. Fencil
John C. Ganshirt
Charles G. Irvin
Robert W. Jan
Twin ing Park Tonight Slowpitch Schedule
Park schedule lists tonight events at Twining Park in Wisconsin. Liquid Feed faces White Haven at 7 p m, Chalet Cheese plays Milwaukee Cheese at 8 p m, Moose meets Firemen at 9 p m with midget league and practice rounds tomorrow including Giants and Twins at 2 15 p m slowpitch EUB No II plays Baumgartners 7 p m South South Wayne 7 45 p m Hughes 8 p m Legion Baseball Monroe against Orfordville at 8 p m Pony League White Sox vs Braves 1 15 p m and regular softball Zwickers vs Wayne 9 15 p m.
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Liquid Feed
White Haven
Chalet
Milwaukee Cheese
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Baumgartners
South South Wayne
Hughes
Recreation Park
Legion
Monroe
Orfordville
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Wayne
Studers
Albany Area Traffic Mishaps Leave Several Hurt
A 10 year old rural Albany girl and a 19 year old rural Juda youth were among those injured in weekend traffic accidents. Deputies investigated seven mishaps including a car hitting a pony, a motorcycle crash near Juda, and fences damaged at farms along Highways 11 81 and 39.
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Arlene Burgener
Pryces
Barbara
Ralph
Collie Pup Available Through Sheriff Department
A female Collie puppy is available through the sheriff's department. The mother is a good cow dog and the puppy is training well.
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Sheriff's Department
Airman Cyril Steffen Drowns at Sylvan Lake
Airman Cyril Leo Steffen of Appleton drowned at Sylvan Lake in the Black Hills about 30 miles southwest of Rapid City Sunday.
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Rapid City
S.D
Cyril Leo Steffen
Appleton
Sylvan Lake
Black Hills
Here
Two Americans Killed in Central Highlands Battle
In Da Nang's Nam Dan camp area a five hour clash saw two American Special Forces men and an Australian adviser die defending a Central Highlands post against Viet Cong forces. Vietnamese nurses aided defenders while 57 Vietnamese troops were killed and 48 Viet Cong dead were counted. Earlier, Viet Cong overran Polei Krong training camp, leaving 45 Vietnamese dead and 25 wounded including two Americans.
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Nam Dan
da Nang
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