Monroe cheesemaker patents combined whey and bulk milk hauler
Werner Zimmerman Jr of Green County Co op Cheese Factory displays the Zimmerman Hauler a single low line truck carrying 1400 gallons of milk and 800 gallons of whey. The unit fashioned by Beseler Steel Products Marshfield can be bought as a complete truck or installed on a customer vehicle. Zimmerman a frequent Swiss cheese prize winner lives at 903 12th street.
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Monroe
Zimmerman
Monroe Cheesemaker
Beseler Steel Products, Inc
Marshfield
12Th Street
Car Truck Mishap on Highway 11 Near County Trunk
A car driven by Newton J. Heiss of Delavan and a truck operated by 17 year old David LeRoy Ensor of Route 1 Brodhead collided in a passing attempt at 10 37 a.m. at the junction of Highway 11 and County Trunk Both vehicles were moved before a sheriff deputy arrived No injuries were reported
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Newton J. Heiss
Delavan
David LeRoy Ensor
Route 1
Brodhead
Heiss
Ensor
Evansville Man Hurt Seriously in Mishap
Wilton A. Vaughn aged 79 of Evansville is in critical condition with severe internal injuries after being struck by a backing truck at a Verona road construction site. Vaughn, a blacktop highway inspector for Van Trump Laboratories, was taken to Madison General Hospital by Verona police ambulance and underwent emergency surgery. The truck driver, employed by Rein-Dahl and Schultz contractors, did not see Vaughn behind the vehicle.
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Wilton A. Vaughn
Evansville
Verona
Vaughn
van Trump Laboratories
Madison General Hospital
Rein-Dahl and
Schultz
YWCA Antique Show Opens in Janesville This Weekend
Seventeen exhibitors from five Midwest states display items at the seventh annual YWCA Antique show and sale in Janesville July 28 30. It takes place in the Lovejoy Mansion and runs 10 a.m. 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 1 6 p.m. Sunday. Proceeds benefit the Janesville YWCA expansion fund.
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Midwest
YWCA
Janesville
Lovejoy
Janesville Ywca
Monticello Social Notes From Local Families
Mr and Mrs C W Karlen visited their daughter Donna Racine Sunday afternoon. Miss Nancy Durtschi RN returned to Milwaukee Tuesday after visiting her parents Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Babler and family Madison were callers here Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Arnold and Karen Madison visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Dave Brink. They were accompanied home by their children Roberta Patricia and David who spent several days here. Michael and Mark Babler New Glarus spent Monday with great grandparents Mr and Mrs Dave Brink. Mr and Mrs Eugene Crouch Madison spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Crouch. Mr and Mrs Clarence Loveland and grandson Billy Loveland and Mr and Mrs Willis Elmer Mary Kay and Carol Fay attended a family gathering Sunday at the Oscar Losey home Monroe in honor of Mrs Roy Gessler Connie and Laurie of California visiting at the Loseys. Mrs Thomas Hamilton Madison spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs Nellie Zweitel. Mr and Mrs W H Wittner Madison were Sunday visitors of his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Veenje.
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Monroe
Roy Gessler
Connie and
Laurie
California
Losey’s
Thomas Hamilton
Madison
Nellie Zweitel
W. H. Wittner
Paul Veenje
Death Toll Rises in Green County Auto Train Crash
A car train collision near Albany on June 24 killed Mr and Mrs John W Smith and three of their four children. Only Randy Lee, 7, survived at St Clare hospital. The incident pushed Green County traffic deaths to seven in six months of 1961, up from two in 1960.
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Green County
John W. Smith
Albany
Randy Lee
St. Clare Hospital
Dane
Iowa
Rock Counties
Lafayette County
Motor Vehicle Department
Dane County
Rock County
Iowa County
James Garvey
Lula
Darlington
Smith
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Traffic Deaths Rise in 1961 Half Year Report
The year shows a overall rise with urban fatalities up 37 percent and rural deaths down 21 percent. In the first half of 1961 death tolls by weekday are listed and several counties begin the second half with no deaths. Pedestrian deaths total 62 of Wisconsin traffic fatalities in six months, unchanged from the prior year.
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Barron
Burnett
Florence
Forest
Langlade
Marquette
Menominee
Pepin
Price
Wisconsin
Prisoner Swap Team to Return to Cuba
Fidel Castro's 10 prisoner negotiating team will return to Havana Sunday while relatives press appeals for funds to win freedom. The group was sent to the United States last month to bargain for tractors in exchange for about 1,200 captives seized during the failed April 17 invasion.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana
Albert Boss 84 dies from stove explosion injuries
Albert Boss 84 of Ottertail Minnesota and former Monroe resident died Monday in Perham Minnesota hospital from burns and injuries after a stove explosion. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Shriner Neushwan der funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Rev Paul H Olm will officiate. He was born August 9 1876 in Canton Bern Switzerland and came to Monroe at age three. He never married and is survived by a brother Fred Ross Jordan Township and two half brothers Charles and Frank.
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Albert Boss
Ottertail
Minn
Monroe
Perham
Boss
Hunter
Minnesota
Shriner-Neushwander
Greenwood Cemetery
Paul H. Olm
St. John's Church
Mr. Boss
Christ and
Mary Cotherman Boss
Canton Bern
Switzerland
Fred Ross
Jordan Township
Charles
Frank
Buehler Relative Remembrance in Freeport Obituary
Buehler was mourned with notice detailing his family ties including his brother Christ and half-brother Arthur J. Buehler of Freeport. The obituary notes his passing and honors his memory within the local community.
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Buehler
Christ
Arthur J. Buehler
Freeport
Mottley Appointed District 16 Deputy in Wisconsin
Curtis R. Mottley of Darlington has been appointed district deputy for District 16 covering Darlington Mineral Point Monroe and Shullsburg. The Wisconsin State Council Knights of Columbus state deputy announced the appointment after the district deputies held their organizational meeting in Madison last week.
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Curtis R. Mottley
Darlington
Robert J. Bodden
Platteville
Wisconsin
State Council
Knights of Columbus
Mineral Point
Monroe
Shullsburg
Madison
Farmers Net Income Up 12 Percent in First Half
The Kennedy administration said farmers realized net income 12 percent higher in the first half of this year versus the same period in 1960. Net income is receipts remaining after production expenses. full year outlook may change.
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Washington
Farm income highest since 1953 driven by prices and payments
An Agriculture Department report notes farm income rose this year to the highest level since 1953 driven by larger marketings and higher prices, aided by a jump in government payments.
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Agriculture Department
Worker electrocuted while unloading cement blocks
Peter A. Keller, 43, of Waukesha was electrocuted Tuesday when the truck boom touched a high voltage line at a Waterford home under construction. The accident occurred as he unloaded cement blocks, police said.
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Waterford
Peter A. Keller
Waukesha
Japanese Firm Wins Suez Widening Award
Mizuno Gumi Co. of Hiroshima won a $4 720 000 contract to widen and deepen the Suez Canal. The work in Cairo will double the canal width to about 13.5 meters to allow ships of over 45 000 tons.
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Tokyo
Suez Canal
Mizuno Gumi Co
Hiroshima
United Arab Republic
Cairo
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