Wisconsin Weather Summary From Daily Record
North counties expect considerable cloudiness with showers and possible thundershowers today, while the south remains partly sunny and warmer with a chance of storms in the southwest this afternoon. Tonight and Sunday bring mainly partly cloudy skies with a risk of showers or thunderstorms. Temperatures peak around 78 degrees in the north with late readings in the 60s to 50s, and highs near 86 yesterday with a low of 64. Sunrise 5 25, sunset 8 39.
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Wisconsin
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Area Record
Transfers filed under Real Estate Transfers law 5 list conveyances in Monroe and Decatur Township. Weaver and E Paulik exchange parcels in Tall Man's Addition. Roderick transfers 50 by 120 foot lot in Decatur Township. Robert Rutsch to James Gordee includes part of Sunrise Point subdivision in Monroe. Fred J Donner Estate to William Schmitz covers east 55 feet of lot 18 in Ludlow's Addition Monroe. Raymond Hughes transfers parts of Outlets 50 and 55 in Monroe city.
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Weaver
E. Paulik
City of
Monroe
Jake Jones Et al
B. Il
Roderick
Sec
Decatur Township
Robert Rutsch
James R. Gordee
Itl
Sunrise Point
Fred J. Donner
William E. Schmitz
Monroe County Court docket shows pleas and trials
Judge Roger L. Elmer handles cases including James R. Harrington who pled guilty to operating with no valid license with $50 costs. Helen J. Ebneter of Freeport charged with reckless driving for $75 costs. Wesley Jacobson of Oregon not guilty on excess contract carrier authority with trial set Sept 7. David L. Sorenson a juvenile not guilty to speeding with trial Aug 1. Wesley H. Johnson of Gratiot night speeding dismissed after hearing. trials set for July 25 and Aug 1.
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James R. Harrington
17Th St
Monroe
Wesley Jacobson
Jacobson Trucking Co
Oregon
State Patrol
Helen J. Ebneter
Freeport
David L. Sorenson
15Th Ave
Wesley H. Johnson
Sheriff's Dept
Forfeitures List From Monroe Police With $10 Fines
Karen Buttke of Rock City Illinois and Joseph Dunlavey of Brownstown face speeding fines of ten dollars each reported by Monroe Police. The brief notice lists two individuals and their minor penalties.
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Karen Buttke
Rock City
Monroe
Joseph Dunlavey
Browntown
Monroe Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
William Wayne Kohn, 21, and Donna Dobson, 18, of 1027 23rd Ave., Monroe. Roger Allen Petersen, 21, Kingsted, Ia., and Sylvia Ovedia Olson, 20, Monticello.
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William Wayne Kohn
Donna Dobson
23Rd Ave
Monroe
Roger Allen Petersen
Kingsted
Sylvia Ovedia Olson
Monticello
Deaths and births reported for Lena and St Louis areas
Deaths: Marcom Taylor, 57, Lena, and Joseph Leutenegger Jr., 20, St Louis Mo. Births: Mr and Mrs Donald Fahey Belleville announce daughter born July 8.
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Marcom Taylor
Lena
Ith
Joseph Leutenegger Ir
St. Louis
Donald Fahey
Belleville
St Clare Hospital Accident Names Listed Dismissals
A St Clare hospital note lists Phillip Moe Ar ryle and several medical staff including Albert L Bacon Walter Stauffer and others. Dismissed patients and staff include Mahlon Brooks Robert Hoenisch John Katt and Brigit Jean Smith among numerous names.
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Phillip Moe
Arryle
Albert L. Bacon
11Th St
Walter Stauffer
19Th Ave
Walker Skaife
Blanchardville
Charles Erickson
Herman Lunde
Brod
Clifford Bartle
New Glarus
Herman Duerst
Belleville
Clarence Plum
Freeport
Salmer Bowman
17Th Ave
Martha McDonald
Monroe Manor
Kenneth R. Hurst
Footville
Frank Goznikar
Glen Ellyn
Brad Kleckler
Orangeville
Mahlon Brooks
Robert Hoenisch
John Katt
George Didier
Armel Day
Gordon Jorgensen
Werner Meirer
William Walters
Brigit Jean Smith
Diane Duerst
Genevieve Carson
Jessie Pengra
John Johnson
Harvey Kundert
Clarence Bruess
Donald Bredeson
Killer Is Given Life Sentences
Milwaukee area case reports Michael Lee Herrington, 24, found sane by a Circuit Court jury. Judge Coffey imposed two consecutive life terms for murder and a 30 year term for attempted first degree murder, to run concurrently. Herrington faces parole eligibility after 21 years and three months.
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Milwaukee
Michael Lee Herrington
John L. Coffey
Herrington
Sonnenburg Injured In Monroe Mishap
Police report that Raymond J. Sonnenburg Jr., 19, of 1213 21st Ave, was taken to St. Clare Hospital with minor cuts after a crash in Monroe at 12 56 am. He rode with driver Curtis L. Gobeli of Route One Judo when a car hit a power pole in the 3000 block of 13th Street. The car suffered front end damage. Gobeli and the pole escaped unharmed. A second report at 4 39 pm notes Ronald Schut of Clinton told police someone struck his parked car at the North entrance ramp, causing very minor damage.
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Siouroe
Raymond J. Sonnenburg, Jr
21St Ave
St. Clare Hospital
Sonnenburg
Curtis L. Gobeli
13Th St
Gobeli
Ronald Schut
Clinton
Knights of Columbus to Meet on July 10
Members of the Knights of Columbus will meet at 8 p.m. Monday July 10 in the VFW Hall with P. J. Connors, new president, presiding. A KC family picnic follows on Monday evening November 17 at Twining Park starting at 6 p.m. Families bring their own table service and refreshments are provided by the Council.
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Nights of Columbus
VFW
P.J. Connors
K. C
Twining Park
Council
Justice Currie Slated To Be UW Professor
Justice George R. Currie, 67, slated to become a University of Wisconsin law professor in January after losing the April election to Milwaukee Circuit Judge Robert W. Hansen. Currie has served on the Wisconsin Supreme Court since 1951 and was chief justice since 1964.
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Mlaviodn
Supreme Court
George R. Currie
University of Wisconsin
School
Board of Regents
Currie
Milwaukee Circuit
Robert W. Hansen
Tri County Black and White Show Opens in Janesville
The Tri County Black and White Show began today in Janesville Wisconsin with many Green County exhibitors participating. Ronald and Mrs Ronald Larson of Madison announce birth of son Steven Claire July 3 weighing seven pounds seven ounces. Steven has a brother Jeffery and a sister Janeen. Maternal grandmother is Mrs Claire Meythaler of Brodhead with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Vernon Larson of Orfordville. The Larsons are former Brodhead residents.
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Janesville
Tri County
Wis
Green County
Larson
Brodhead
Times Specia
Ronald Larson
Texas Trail
Madison
Steven Claire
Steven
Jeffery
Janeen
Claire Meythaler
Vernon Larson
Orfordville
Local families plan two week trips to western sights
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Edward Grossen of 2604 11th Ave and Mr and Mrs Eldon Walters of Browntown departing Sunday for a two week tour of Yellowstone National Park the Badlands and Colorado and other areas. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Malcolm Muenich Mr and Mrs Mark Smith and daughter Denise of Waukesha who have not returned from a two week vacation in Nogales Arizona where they visited Bernard Smith and the Arthur Mitchells.
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Edward Grossen
11Th Ave
Eldon Walters
Browntown
Yellowstone National Park
Colorado
Malcolm Muenich
Mark Smith
Denise
Waukesha
Nogales
Ariz
Smith
Bernard Smith
Arthur Mitchells
Unusual 1967 Wisconsin Summer Weather Patterns
Weather study notes high evaporation from ground and water surfaces during dry periods with plant use, offset by rain. June's 6 inches, compared with last year, raised lake levels such as Lake Mendota by up to 4 inches. Cold, rainy weather limited algae growth. analysts call 1967 an unusual summer, with long term comparisons showing warmer centuries and historical cold snaps in 1830–1860. Northerly winds and heavy rainfall in July and August characterized the season.
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Lake Mendota
Madison
Wisconsin
Speck and Three Others Protest by Hurling Coffee
Richard Speck and three Death Row inmates at Stateville Penitentiary hurled hot coffee and food at two guards and two inmates during a Friday protest over meal quality and noise. Warden Frank Pateaid said one inmate sustained neck burns. others were unharmed. Pateaid dismissed the grievance as imagined.
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Richard Speck
Stateville Penitentiary
Frank Pateaid
Pate
Norway Girl Ingun Ulstein Visits Monroe Wisconsin
Ingun Ulstein, a Norwegian student, tours Monroe Wisconsin with the Ritchards. She speaks fluent English, enjoys skiing, skating, swimming, and plans to study at a Norwegian university. Her father Dr Torvald Ulstein, a GP, was once imprisoned in a German camp during World War II. She will attend a Music Clinic concert at the University of Wisconsin and visit Little Norway and Little Switzerland sites around Mt Horeb and New Glarus.
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Norway
Ingun
Torreir
Torvald
Stein
Germany
Ulstein
Africa
Monroe
Oslo
Copenhagen
Denmark
New York City
Iceland
Chicago
Ingan
Ritchards
Jane
University of Wisconsin
Frank Sinatra
Mt. Horeb
Switzerland
New Glarus
Harrington Gets 3500 Pay Hike at Wisconsin University
Madison Wisconsin university leadership reports Fred Harvey Harrington's total annual pay rises to 45000 after regents grant a 2250 raise in public session and a 1250 boost in closed session. The move makes him Wisconsin's highest paid state official and about 80 percent above Governor Warren Knowles. Warrington’s 25000 salary is cited as a lower benchmark in the report.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Fred Harvey Harrington
Harrington
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
University
Phillip Boyd
University of California Regents
Warrington
Roswell Beard Contest Entries Run Wide in Categories
The listing details numerous families and competitors across beard categories including side burns mustache full trimmed reddest blackest whitest van dyke handlebar and father son pairs. The largest class, full untrimmed beards, drew 22 entries led by Roswell Babler and others such as George Kint and Don Kruse with many notable participants named.
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Rozwell Babler
Raymond Zimmerman
Gene Pinnow
Bob Monehan
Brush
Side Burns
Harry Bowen
Randall Carpenter
Norm Metz
Norm Caudle
Doug Gill
Arlie Kruse
Roswell Babler
Miles Barr
Harry Doubler
Elmer Gill
George Kint
Howard Leach
Verlyn Vietmeier
Orville Obert
Jack Wilson
Otto Becker
Grand Priewe
van Dyke Beard
Milt Bostian
Don Davis
Dick Scheetz
Roger DeRoche
Gary Koehner
Gilbert Abraham
Ray Bowen
Tom Daley
Raymond Kaiser
Norman Scheider
Bill Frank
Romney Sees Path To Primary Victory On East Coast
Michigan Governor George Romney, 60, upbeat after meetings with New Hampshire Republicans, says he could win the New Hampshire primary next year if he runs. He spoke during a rainy Atlantic City event with over 500 Granite State Republicans present, noting a better path for the party.
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Mikkuk Lake
N.H
New Hampshire
Michigan
George Romney
America
Saree Bee
Atlantic City
N.J
Romney
Blood donations and community aid cited in foyer note
In a personal reminiscence the writer recalls needing blood for artificial chips and a kidney condition. Neighbors in Darlington and Fayette helped with blood donations, praising the bloodmobile for saving thousands of lives. The writer laments inability to donate due to kidney issues.
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Darlington
Fayette
Blood donors and hospital trial amid wartime reflections
Boatman Buehler Gottfried Buehler recalls a five week hospital stay with jaundice and surgery, noting transfusions and his limited memory. He praises blood donation and the bloodmobile, contrasting past hospital drives with modern blood collection while segueing into a note on classified ads connecting buyers and sellers.
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Gottfried Buehler
Marcom Taylor Taken by Death
Marcom Taylor, 57, died of an apparent heart attack yesterday at home in al KENA Illinois. His wife Viola survives. Services begin 1:30 p.m. Monday July 10 at Seamon Funeral Home. Burial will be in St Anne's Cemetery Warren. Friends may visit 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow with a Rosary at 8:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Jacob Streiff
Belleville
Becker
Tillie Herfel
al Kena
Marcom Taylor
Viola
Seamon Funeral Home
St. Anne’s
Warren
Seven Was Number For California Man
Jerry Cooper of Walnut Creek kept a souvenir money clip shaped like a mutuel ticket for 12 years. On July 7, 1967, at the Alameda County Fair he bet $100 on the seventh horse in the seventh race and won $570 with the horse No Passes. He described the win as being in heaven seventh.
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Pleasanton
Calif
Jerry Cooper
Walnut Reek
Cooper
Alameda County Fair
Rare Crane Chick Dead in Texas Captivity
A rare whooping crane chick born Thursday to the only captive pair in Texas died Friday. Zoo Director Fred Stark said the chick spent its day swimming and being fed small fish by its parents before crawling under its mother and dying two hours later.
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Zoo
Fred Stark
Prairie Road Horse Show Moves to 182 Prairie Road
The Green County Boots and Saddle Club announces their annual Horse Show will take place tomorrow at the Howard Berra rural home west of Brodhead on 182 Prairie Road not Perry Road, correcting yesterday's published error.
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Prairie Road
Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Howard Berra
Brodhead
Perry Road
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Mickey” Marcus
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the Man Called Flints
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