Wisconsin Weather Notes and Local Obituaries
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a chance of brief showers in the east. Friday mostly sunny with lower humidity. Temperatures: tonight lows 50s to 60s, Friday highs 77 to 83. Readings since Wednesday 1 PM show a high of 86 and a low of 70, with 0.06 inches rain since yesterday. Sunrise 5 34, sunset 8 33. Obituaries: Ernest P. Kleinsmith 79 Rockford. Mrs Bertha Amelia Johnson 77 Rockford. Mrs Max Edelstein 79 Warren. Robbins 60. Robert A Schucht 42 Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Faul Linci um Winslow daughter July 17. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Martin Red Oak NL son. Mr and Mrs John B Lyne Darlington son July 17.
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Wisconsin
Ernest P. Kleinsmith
Rockford
Bertha Amelia Johnson
Max Edelstein
Warren Robbins
Robert A. Schucht
Los Angeles
Calif
Faul Lincium
Winslow
Lawrence Martin
Red Oak
John B. Lyne
Darlington
St. Clare Hospital admits young surgical patient. market mixed
Lori Summ, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Summ of 622 15th Ave, entered St Clare Hospital as a surgical patient. Her father, a loan officer at First National Bank, said she is doing all right but will spend her birthday in the hospital tomorrow, turning three. The day’s stock market tone shifted to mixed after a moderate early rise in New York.
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Lori Summ
Eugene Summ
15Th Ave
St. Clare Hospital
First National Bank
Schucht R A 42 Dies in Los Angeles Funeral Planned
Robert A. Schucht 42, formerly of Evansville, died Monday in a Los Angeles hospital after living in California since 1961. He was born in Manston and moved to Evansville as a child. Surviving are his mother Ella Schucht Evansville and brothers Gerald Evansville and Howard Janesville.
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Evansville
Robert A. Schucht
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Schucht
Manston
California
Ella Schucht
Gerald
Howard
Janesville
Green County Dress Revue selects 300 entries from 175 girls
Delegates and alternates named from 4-H and FHA groups will judge and model at the Green County Dress Revue during the county fair. About 300 entries from 175 girls showcased by 4-H and FHA, with Wanda Streiff and others advancing to state level. Monticello School District No. 3 annual meeting set for July 22 at 8 p.m. in the Monticello school gym to elect officers and conduct district business. Two board members, Lawrence Karlen and John Stauffer, terms expire.
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Wanda Streiff
Julie Halverson
Cindi Mauermann
Donita Conway
Marilyn Brecklin
Barbara Wuethrich
Barbara Hoesly
Cindy Streiff
Kris Buehl
Kathy Wehinger
Ardis Grunner
Jody Wegmueller
Georgia Wegmueller
Jane Wells
Hart
Monticello
Adams
Albany
Brooklyn
Exeter
Mt. Pleasant
New Glarus
Washington
Lawrence Karlen
John Stauffer
Monroe City Band to Honor Members at Monticello Homecoming Concert
The Monroe City Band will perform at Monticello on Saturday night as part of the Homecoming program in the Monticello Parking lot at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Frederick S Voegels of Monticello will be honored as charter member and trombonist, with Kenneth Krattiger also recognized as former Monroe resident and Monticello School Band director. The program features a Dixieland Combo and a trumpet trio. Alan F Barnard conducts, Stan Neuberger is the announcer. Buildings on Farm Destroyed by Fire. (Note: two unrelated items combined due to fragmented text.)
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Monroe City Band
Monticello
Frederick S. Voegels
Kenneth Krattiger
Monroe
Jack Close
Hollis Schilt
Fred Moritz
Frederick S. Voegeli
Marcia Mahley
Joseph Rieraldo
Stan Neuberger
Alan F. Barnard
Markets Report Mix Hogs Cattle Bees Eggs and Focus on Battle
Chicago hogs steady to down 50 cents with various weight splits listed. Cattle and sheep show steady to lower trends. Mercantile Exchange notes Butter eggs and car prices. Focus shifts to Johnson Thieu summit in Austin on Southeast Asian battlefield and Paris peace talks.
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Chicago
USDA
Austin
Tex
Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Grants Slated For Two Girls In Orangeville
Mrs. Earl Dittmar announces two Orangeville girls received scholarships through the Ewert Kline American Legion Auxiliary. Karen Schilling won a Patriotic Essay contest and plans to study at Greenville College. Diana Koch will train as a nurse at Memorial Hospital in Freeport. Both attend the 1968 Orangeville Community High School. They will receive awards at the American Legion Convention in Chicago July 25 27.
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Orangeville
Earl Dittmar
Ewert Kline American Legion Auxiliary
Karen LeeAnn Schilling
A. R. Schilling
Orangeville Community High
Karen
Greenville College
Greenville
Ill
Diana Koch
Diana
James Koch
Parley
Memorial Hospital
Freeport
American Legion
Sherman Hotel
Chicago
Warm July Golf Day At Monroe Country Club
A pleasant warm day with a light breeze drew women golfers to Monroe County Club on Wednesday. Closest tee shot on No 8 won by Mrs Jack Murray. closest second shot on No 3 by Mrs Leo Nack. closest to the flag on No 7 by Mrs Kenneth Smith. Mrs Nack urged signup for guest day on August 14 and noted no lunch on July 24 though players not going to Blackhawk may use the home course. Flowers on tables donated by Ed Rufenacht from his rose garden. Bridge winners were Mrs John Figi Mrs George Geiger and Mrs Mel Will.
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Monroe Country Club
Jack Murray
Leo Nack
Kenneth Smith
Blackhawk
Ed Rufenacht
John Figi
George Geiger
Mel Will
Mrs Edelstein Succumbs at 79 in Georgia
Mrs. Max Edelstein 79 native of Porter Township and former Evansville resident died Tuesday July 16 in Warren Robbins Georgia after a long illness. She was the former Ethel Sperry wife of Lt Col Max Edelstein a career Army officer who died in 1961. Mrs Arthur Cain Evansville a sister is the immediate survivor and she will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Evansville
Max Edelstein
Porter Township
Warren Robbins
Edelstein
Ethel Sperry
Arthur Cain
Arlington National Cemetery
Damage Noted In Area Blaze At Albany Herald Apartment
A fire likely from an air conditioner caused smoke and water damage to The Albany Herald apartment. Fire Chief Walter Althaus estimated the damage at 1500 dollars. Firefighters with gas masks fought the blaze at 11 50 a m as residents and the publisher of a revived weekly newspaper observed.
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Albany
Times
Albany Herald
Walter Althaus
Alderman
George Martin
Albany Hardware and Appliance Co
Cycle Mishap Injures Hoskins
Douglas Hoskins twenty one, son of Mr and Mrs John Hoskins, is an accident patient at St Clare Hospital in Monroe after a motorcycle he rode was forced off Highway 39 near the Willis Elmer residence on Monticello east edge. He has three broken ribs and a gash needing stitches, a swollen eye, and was taken to hospital by ambulance about 8 p.m. Wednesday. He had been with Kurt Wittenwyler at the Wittenwyler farm and was returning home on a motorcycle owned by Jim Lehnherr.
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Monticello
Douglas Hoskins
John Hoskins
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Willis Elmer
Hoskins
Kurt Wittenwyler
Wittenwyler
Jim Lehnherr
Weekend Guests and Travel Plans Tied to Local Families
Personal mentions list weekend visitors at the Henry A. Burgy home in Monroe including John O. Wells and his children Peter and Jane Evansville Indiana. Wells, a former Monroe resident, is related to the Burgys. Plans include a Canada summer trip.
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Henry A. Burgy
Monroe
John O. Wells
Peter
Jane
Evansville
Indiana
Wells
Burgys
Canada
Evan C. Chambers
Navy Firefighters Convention
Waukegan
Ill
Victor Chambers
Chicago
Jill
Ann O’bryan
Orange
Kenneth Johnson
Melvin Gable
Dubuque
Charles Gabel
Gabels
Mary
Gretchen Gable
Milwaukee
Indebtedness Totals for School District Reach 2.19 Million
The district shows totaling 2,192,946 in indebtedness with 55,000 due this November and 14 payments of 50,000 before 1982 totaling 755,000. New Northside Elementary School carries 25,000 due Oct 1 1968 and 50,000 annually through 1984 plus 25,000 in 1985 totaling 850,000. Equalized 1967 value is 89,266,900 making indebtedness 2.48 percent of total.
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New Northside
Two Car Collisions Reported In Green County
Police said at 3 32 p m Wednesday John G Brunner Juda and Theresa A Motz Monroe collided at 10th St and 18th Ave causing moderate damage with no injuries There was another incident at 2 13 p m when Harold F Abey Brooklyn car rolled from a Green County Ag building stall into Delbert J O Donnell s parked auto at 1129 20th St also causing moderate damage.
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John G. Brunner
Juda
Theresa A. Motz
Monroe
10Th St
18Th Ave
Harold F. Abey
Brooklyn
Green County Ag
Delbert J. O’donnell
20Th St
Five local figures head to fairs and exhibits this week
Mrs Helen Byrd travels from Waterloo Indiana to Seymour Monroe and home by bus for Green County Fair. Secretary of State Bob Zimmerman plans a Fair opening visit from 9 30 a m to noon. State Senator Jerris Leonard to spend Friday at the Fair. The 31st National Folk Festival comes to Milwaukee Arena with a thousand artists from 25 states Canada and Haiti. The Dora Pinnow Lily features at Rockford Lily Show. Columbus Art Association and Madison artists exhibit at House On The Rock Saturday and Sunday July 20 21. Mrs Kathy Chambers Maegli and son Jack live in the French Alps and will return to Menomonee Falls in September.
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Helen Byrd
Waterloo
Seymour
Monroe
Bob Zimmerman
Green County Fair
Republican Party
Jerris Leonard
U.S. Senate
Milwaukee Arena
States
Canada
Haiti
Columbus Art Association
Madison
House On the Rock
Highway 23
Spring Green
Kathy Chambers Maegli
Jack
French Alps
Menomonee Falls
Wisconsin
Montreal
Hijack aftermath and firefight deaths in New York news briefing
A hijacker on National Airliners flight 1064 to Miami reportedly told crew Fidel ordered me back as 56 passengers returning from Cuba landed in the U S. In Queens a frame and stucco home fire killed nine people including seven children. Police identified victims and noted the blaze was the citys deadliest since January. Canadian postal workers began a nationwide strike halting mail service.
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Miami
Fla. 4
Cuba
U.S
U.S. State Department
National Airliners
Fidel
National’s
Los Angeles
Hernandez
New York
St. Albans
Queens
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