Wisconsin Forecast: Patchy Thunderstorms and Cooler Saturday
Partly cloudy with scattered storms this afternoon and tonight in Wisconsin. Cooler tonight, Saturday sunier and less humid with highs 77 to 85 and lows mid 50s to 60s. Record temps noted: 93 high yesterday, 72 low. warmest US was Death Valley at 119, coldest Mond, Ore. 37. sunrise 5 36, sunset 8 36.
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Wisconsin
Tance
U.S.A
Death Valley
Calif
Redmond
Ore
Juvenile and adult traffic and burglary records from county court
County court actions include Judge Elmer Thomas Zwicker juveniles with reckless driving no fine possible and two month license suspensions. Fred W. Boss receives two month suspension and traffic school. Randall Gobeli faces dual charges with license suspension to begin when eligible. Robert Wells pleads guilty to breaking and entering with up to one year, cases to run concurrently. James LaBrosse case continued. William Callinan remanded on forgery, bond set at 2000, next hearing July 27.
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Roger L. Elmer
Thomas E. Zwicker
15Th’ Street
State Patrol
Fred W. Boss
Browntown
Sheriff Department
Randall Lee Gobeli
Robert Wells
Stoughton
Green Bay
James LaBrosse
Madison
William Callinan
Walla Walla
Wash
Forfeiture Notice for Dion Lenaire Wilson Stop Sign Violation
Monroe police report shows Dion Lenaire Wilson of 601% lith street forfeiting $10 for a stop sign violation. The notice records the forfeiture action and the implicated individual and amount.
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Dion Lenaire Wilson
Monroe
Marriage Licenses for Raymond Foster Kolden and Charlene A Weldon
Raymond Foster Kolden aged 21 of New Glarus and Charlene A Weldon aged 22 of Madison obtained marriage licenses. Application filed in Freeport, per AP.
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Raymond Foster Kolden
New Glarus
Charlene Aivera Weldon
Madison
Freeport
Obituary notices and births from various regions
Deaths listed include Musa Babler aged 90 of Montivelo Lewis Edward Lazarus 63 of Forreston Illinois Esco Cutler 82 of Minneapolis infant Andrew Smith son of Delvin and Mrs Smith Warren Illinois Robbin Marie Lomas infant daughter of Harold and Mrs Lomas Lena Illinois Mrs Anna Schmid of Canton Zurich Switzerland Births report A George Schutte 2116 16th Street daughter born July 24 Daniel Schober Argyle daughter born July 23
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Urs
Musa Babler
Montivelo
Lewis Edward Lazarus
Forreston
Ill
Esco Cutler
Minneapolis
Minn
Andrew Smith
Delvin Smith
Warren
Robbin Marie Lomas
Harold Lomas
Lena
Til
Anna Schmid
Canton Zurich
Switzerland
A. George Schutte
16Th Street
Daniel Schober
Argyle
St Clare Hospital Accident Names Numerous Patients
An accident at St. Clare Hospital lists a wide group of patients across medical and surgical categories. Names include Neil Rundle Kenneth Ubersox Mrs William Callinan Mrs Les lie Pinnow David Thompson William Schillinger Bruce Smith and Mrs Clarence Schulz among others.
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Neil Rundle
20Th Avenue
Kenneth Ubersox
Gratiot
William Callinan
27Th Avenue
Leslie Pinnow
Brodhead
David Thompson
Argyle
William Schillinger
13Th Street
Bruce Smith
Monticello
Clarence Schulz
Lena
Cleyance Karlen
Ordway Neslund
Egan
Ill
Paul Foss
Beloit
Myron Olsen
Personal mentions and local notices from city records
Carl Schumacher reenters Veterans Hospital Madison room 6025. Pythian Sisters picnic at Recreation Park shelter house on Tuesday July 28 at 6 30. Mr and Mrs Vern Adams visiting her father Rufus Ferguson in Richland Center. Miss Darlene Brekke of Monroe back home after two weeks in Detroit Lakes Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Ernest Vogler Wisconsin Rapids announce birth of son. Mrs Vogler formerly Margaret Jane Temby daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Temby Mineral Point paternal grandmother Mrs Marie Vogler 2209 14th Street great grandmother Mrs Adam Dresden Mineral Point.
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Carl Schumacher
8Th Street
Veterans Hospital
Madison
Recreation Park Shelter House
Vern Adams
10Th Street
Rufus Ferguson
Richland Center
Darlene Brekke
Monroe
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Ernest Vogler
Wisconsin Rapids
Vogler
Margaret Jane Temby
Carlton ‘Temby
Mineral Point
Marie Vogler
14Th Street
Adam ‘Dresden
Eighth Victim Of Crash Dies
Eight person dies in Wisconsin traffic toll with Mrs. Denia McBride of Chicago the latest. The Grand View hospital in Ironwood Michigan confirms her death, marking the accident as the worst on a state highway in 27 years and second worst on record. A prior Manitowoc County crash in 1937 saw nine killed. Separately Illiam L Gosz Jr., 23 months, of rural Menasha, was killed when struck by a car near Highway 114. Charles W Peterka, 51, of Deerbrook, was fatally injured when his farm tractor and mower were struck near Antigo.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Denia McBride
Chicago
Grandview Hospital
Ironwood
Mich
Manitowoc
Illiam L. Gosz Jr
William Gosz Jr
Menasha
Highway 114
Charles W. Peterka
Deerbrook
Langlade County
Antigo
Cheese Demand Slowed by Heat
MAVIDUN WH these prices at Wisconsin assembling points and at major consuming centers were unchanged this week, the Agricultural Marketing Service reported. Movement of stocks was slow to fair. Summer vacations and heat have adversely affected the demand. Best interest centered on pre packed natural and processed cheese. Swiss cheese prices were unchanged. Movement of trading stocks was fair to good. Supplies of State brand block have been generally ample. Grades B and C ranged about adequate to short.
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Mavidun
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Graveside Rites Held For Lomas Daughter Lena Ill
Graveside services for Lena Lomas infant daughter of Harold and Anice Lomas were held at Gays Mills. The funeral home handled arrangements. Radio WEKZ briefly off air due to transformer trouble with repairs by Jim Crooks. Station used FM during outage. Dismissals list includes Merlyn Erb Bruce Smith Hugh Sommer and others.
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Lomas
Lena
Robbin Marie Lomas
Harold and
Anice Lomas
Freeport
Gays Mills
le A S Mon Funeral Home
WEKZ
Jim Crooks
Madison
Jon
Marjean Strom
Blanchardville
Merlyn Erb
Bruce Smith
Hugh Sommer
Danny Krattiger
Fred K. Voegels
Robert Mohns
Montgomery Chesebro
Ernest Ewings
Merrill Blum
Lanaya Weidman
Frankie Seibert
John Coots
Julia Ryan
Thelma Housen
Loress Parker
David Terry
Daniel Bechtolt
Lafayette Cheese Winners Chosen
Ivan Gobeli of the Franklin factory won the top score of 97 in the mindless Swiss division at Lafayette County Fair judging, with G. Fred Galli of Monroe presenting the award. Leo Willi led Wheel Swiss with 96, while Glenn Kortmann and Roy Bissig also posted high scores in brick and other Swiss categories amid a flood-recovery day as livestock judging opened and the fair extended toward its final day.
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Darlington
Specia
Ivan Gobeli
Franklin
Lafayette County Fair
Gobeli
G. Fred Galli
Monroe
Galli
Leo Willi
Calamine
William Broskey
Rewey
Roy Bissig
Grinnell Factory
Glenn Kortman
Muenster
Willi
John Tuescher Jr
Guttmer Factory
John Milz
Wells Factory
Clifford Weils
Ronnerud
Rindless
Kolbrand Purcell
Joe Jaeggi
Jefferson Center
Kenneth Schumacher
Lucan
Clifford Wells
Joe Wells
Whitehead
Johne Tuescher
Gutzmer
Hans Geissbubler
Lamont Central
Brick — Bissig
Glenn Kortmann
Bidlingmaier Isely Factory
Muenster — Kortman
Cheddar — Broskey
Richard Olson Rites To Be Held Saturday
Services for Richard J. Olson, 18, rural Avoca youth who drowned Wednesday night in Governor Dodge State Park lake, will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Fairview Lutheran church near Avoca. Friends may call at the Lulloff funeral home in Dodgeville. Surviving are the parents Aden and Mrs. Olson, four sisters Mrs. David Chambers of Darlington, Ruth, Eileen, and Eudelma, Dodgeville, maternal grandfather Frank Williams of Reedsburg, and paternal grandmother Mrs. Tillie Olson of Dodgeville.
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Vuvurville
Richard J. Olson
Avoca
Governor Dodge State Park Lake
Fairview Lutheran Church
Lulloff
Dodgeville
Aden Olson
David Chambers
Darlington
Ruth
Eileen
Eudelma
Frank Williams
Reedsburg
Tillie Olson
Park Schedule Recreation Park
Yonight FFA vs Hubers at 6 45 p m second games postponed. Tomorrow Midget League Monroe All Stars vs Win slow 7 30 p m Sunday KC Benefit show 8 2m Band Shell.
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FFA
Hubers
Twining Park
Monroe
All-Stars
Winslow
Band Shell
Barbara Blacknik Named Editor at Detroit Lakes Tribune
Barbara J. Blacknik, Monroe society editor since December 1961, is named to a similar editor post at the Detroit Lakes Minnesota Tribune and Record effective August 17. She will relocate with her mother Violet Blacknik and grandfather Max Blacknik to Detroit Lakes the weekend of August 15. The mother will join a new store opening by J C Penney in Detroit Lakes, also August 17. Barbara previously worked at Marco's restaurant and Oaktron Industries before joining The Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe Evening Times
Barbara J. Blacknik
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Tribune and
Record
Bliss Blacknik
Violet Blacknik
Bth
Barbara
Max Blacknik
Marco's Restaurant
Oaktron Industries, Inc
Guard unit rally draws wartime veterans to Monroe Armory
The article notes W E Dien and Glenn L Kubly among attendees at a Co B rally with about 20 former guardsmen, many in the Berlin Crisis callup, seeking to retain a unit for Monroe. Co B will display motorized exhibits around the Courthouse square and hold open house at Monroe Armory. Next drill is Monday night. Guardsmen plan traffic control at the Green County Fair July 31 to Aug 2 and will station an administrative HQ on the grounds for recruiting.
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Berlin
Monroe
Co. B
Courthouse Square
Monroe Armory
Green County
Goldwater and Johnson Meet Over Civil Rights Tension
In Washington, President Johnson and Republican nominee Barry Goldwater conferred to curb civil rights tensions during the campaign. Goldwater, after voting against a $947.5 million poverty program, said no formal pact to keep civil rights out of politics was planned, and urged a broad discussion to avoid inflaming trouble.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate
White House
Funerals For Ford Wells And Fred Bohren Held Today
Funeral services were held for Ford Wells 79 of 813 17th street with Rev C James Weis officiating at Stuessy funeral home. Burial followed at Mt Vernon cemetery Juda. Pallbearers listed from Wisconsin and Illinois included Henry Speich Beloit Alfred Speich Reeseville Richard Thrasher Miami Florida Douglas Thrasher Ontario Carl Schoppie Rockford William Weiss. Last rites for Fred Paul Bohren 78 Janesville former Monroe restaurant owner operator were at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Wilford Evans officiating. Mrs Winnie Kuebli and Mrs Werner Bernet sang with Susan Blumer at organ. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery.
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Ford Wells
17Th Street
Stuessy
C. James Weis
First Methodist Church
Mt. Vernon
Juda
Henry Speich
Beloit
Alfred Speich
Reeseville
Richard Thrasher
Miami
Fla
Douglas Thrasher
Ontario
Calif
Carl Schoppie
Rockford
William Weiss
Fred P. Bohren
Fred Paul Bohren
Janesville
Monroe
Stuessy Funeral Home
Wilford Evans
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Winnie Kuebli
Werner Bernet
Susan Blumer
Henry Kundert
Sauk City
Clarence Dowher
Francis Koch
Frank Ehinger
New Glarus
Duane Kundert
Marion Ellefson
Greenwood Cemetery
Lost Act Sparks Reflection on Logic and Absence
A concise meditation on how absence unsettles reason, exploring why what is missing compels deeper scrutiny. The phrase Nothing's so logical as a Lost Act frames a paradox of reasoning when actions or agreements vanish, prompting thought on accountability and meaning.
Schutte Couple Hopes Old Cheaper by Dozen Holds True
Mr and Mrs George Schutte welcome their twelfth child Lynnette Louise at St Clare hospital weighing nine pounds fourteen ounces and twenty two inches long. The newborn joins 11 siblings Pierre Paul Daniel Russell Teresa James Michelle Denise Jody Joel and Patrick with grandparents Aarold and Harold Fey of Madison and Joseph Schutte of Sherling Colorado. Mr Schutte manages the Piggly Wiggly store in town.
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George Schutte
16Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Lynnette Louise
Schuttes
Harold E. Fey
Madison
Schuettes
Pierre
Paul
Kiwanis Tour Explores Local Conservation Practices
Richard Shallberg spoke about conservation on his Clarno Township farm south of Monroe during a Monroe Kiwanis visit yesterday afternoon. The tour showcased strip cropping waterway corridors and a 42 acre pond where lunch was served to participants.
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Richard Shallberg
Monroe
Clarno Township
Monroe Kiwanis
Johnson Greets Cheering Scouts at Valley Forge
President Johnson addressed about 52,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge. He defended government service as safeguarding freedom and opportunity and implied support for its role against Goldwater’s criticism. A Life Scout, Jay Leckley, 15, was killed by a bus shortly before his remarks.
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Valley Forge
Johnson
U.S
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Jay T. Leckley
Appleton
Scouts Return from Camp as Deaths Mount
Two assistant scout masters died of heart attacks earlier in the week as 42,000 scouts begin leaving by bus, train, plane, and auto. By Saturday the camp breaks and the city of 30,000 tents will be empty.
Heifers Sent to Michigan State University for Study
On Wednesday forty head of cattle were shipped by truck from Juda to Michigan State University in East Lansing for experimental use. Twenty nine were purchased in Green County and eleven in Dane County. Ben Miller assisted in Green County and Merlin Voss of Verona aided in Dane County.
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Juda
Higan State University
East Lansing
Green County
Dane County
Ben Miller
Merlin Voss
Verona
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Windy Acres
Windy Acres Expressway
Lafayette
Richard Olson
Radke
Barbara Blacknik
Germann’s Grocery
LBJ
Goldwater Huddle
Goecks
Schutte
Kiwanis Club
Goetz
Sat. Garzan
Disney
Tarzan
Admiral
Goetz Town & Country
Prudential
Lanz Agency
Ricky Nelson
Jack Lec
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