Wisconsin Fair Weather Summary for July 25 1964
Daily Record reports cooler east and south portions tonight with sun day fair and mild. Highs in the 80s and lows 55 to 65. Hourly temps on Times thermometer show highs to 94 and lows 67 since yesterday. Precipitation total 1.03 inches since yesterday. Barometer readings 30.08 at 1 am and 30.05 at 10 am. Death Valley California tops warmest in U S at 123 and Butte Montana coldest at 40. Sunrise listed.
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U.S.A
Death Valley
Calif
Butte
Mont
Real Estate Transfers In Juda and New Glarus Township
Kate Mohns Estate transfers part 12 in Juda village to Lucille Alexander. Voegels Farm Inc transfers 5 acres more or less in New Glarus Township to Robert G. Aulik, as listed in notice.
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Kate Mohns
Lucille Alexander
Juda
Voegels Farm Inc
Robert G. Aulik
New Glarus Township
Forfeitures Appear In Monroe and Nearby Cities
John J. White of 1219 30th Avenue and Ronnie C. Shippy of Monticello fined for speeding, each forfeiting $10 per Monroe and county police reports. Gary A. Jones of Rockford listed with others. names include Emmett Bobo and Cecil Ray Griffiths, ages 60 to 79, tied to Dodgeville Gra tiot and Platteville entries. The list also notes Mr and Mrs John E Minder of Browntown with a son on July 24 and Mr and Mrs Norman Jensen of Evansville with a son on July 24.
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John J. White
30Th Avenue
Monroe
Ronnie C. Shippy
Monticello
Gary A. Jones
Rockford
Uilean H. McIntosh
Dodgeville
Harry A. Rogers
Emmett Bobo
Platteville
Cecil Ray Griffiths
Gratiot
John E. Minder
Browntown
Son
Norman Jensen
Evansville
St Clare Hospital Medical and Dismissals List Read
St Clare Hospital lists medical staff including Michael Krupke South Wayne Peter Wickey Woodford William Wescott 605 10th street Dean Allen Schmid Route 3 Bradley Mc Ginley Brodhead Mrs Clif ford Mueller Mr Horeb Donald Rynearson Jr Juda Mrs John Thorson New Glarus Arthur W Burke Gratiot Mrs Paul Streich Kenosha Jacob Waelti Blanchardville Leo Hilfiker Sr Monticello Surgical Mrs Sarah Martin South Beloit Dismissals include Richard Lee Hill Dennis Paulsen Edward F Roijek Kenneth Obersox Thomas O Duerst Neil Rundle Clark Hasley Randall Keller James R Orton Walter Richardson Mrs Emil Kopecky Mrs Martin Schmidt Carol Burgi Marie Neher Mrs John DeRosso Mrs Christian Patt Mrs Jerome Gavigan Mrs Lawrence Rauch and daughter and Mrs Thomas J Cleary and daughter
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Michael Krupke
South Wayne
Peter Wickey
Woodford
William Wescott
10Th Street
Dean Allen Schmid
Route 3
Bradley McGinley
Brodhead
Clifford Mueller
Horeb
Donald Rynearson Jr
Juda
John Thorson
New Glarus
Arthur W. Burke
Gratiot
Paul Streich
Kenosha
Jacob Waelti
Blanchardville
Leo Hilfiker Sr
Monticello
Sarah Martin
South Beloit
Richard Lee Hill
Dennis Paulsen
Edward F. Rojek
Kenneth Obersox
Thomas 0. Duerst
Neil Rundle
Clark Hasley
Randall Keller
James R. Orton
Walter Richardson
Emil Kopecky
Martin Schmidt
Carol ‘Burgi
Marie Neher
John DeRosso
Christian Patt
Jerome Gavigan
Lawrence Rauch
Thomas J. Cleary
Dennis Daryl Johnson Born in St. Clare Hospital
Monticello couple Daryl and Mrs Johnson welcome son Dennis Daryl born Tuesday at St. Clare hospital. They already have daughters Cheryl and Connie. Maternal grandparents are Elmer Johnson of Blanchardville and paternal grandparents Lester J Johnson of Route 2.
Monroe Hosts Cheese Golf Open at Monroe Country Club
PGA sponsored event draws pros and amateurs for cash prizes at Monroe Country Club Monday. Advance registrations slow but several pros like Dick Swift and George Vitense are set to compete. Each golfer receives Swiss cheese prize. early tee off around 9 a.m. with foursomes mixing pros and amateurs and handicapped amateurs. Gene Schreves set last year’s low pro score of 71 and Fred Gage was top amateur at 69.
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Monroe Country Club
James Forbes
Club Pro
Dick Swift
Rivermoor Club
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Professional Golfers Assocition
George Vitense
Madison
Roy Wallin
Big Foot Country Club
Fontana
Ken Halen
Janesville
Amaeurs
Gene Schreves
Delbrook Country Club
Delavan
Fred Gage
Iowa Captures Elkhorn Escapee
Grinnell Iowa police capture 32 year old Stanley David Peters a Wisconsin escapee after a high speed chase near Grinnell Iowa Peters fled from Walworth County pre release center Elkhorn and traveled through four states in stolen cars He was unarmed and had a large sum of money and stolen television sets in the car The pursuit included several shots fired and tied to a police officer shooting in Lake City Minnesota June 27
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Grinnell
Iowa
Wisconsin
Here
Jasper County
Ray L. Gaylor
Stanley David Peters
Walworth County
Elkhorn
Minnesota
Illinois
Gaylor
Peters
Lake City
Minn
Antioch
Ill
Harry A. Rogers Dies at Dodgeville
Harry A. Rogers 79 died yesterday in a Dodgeville restaurant after a heart attack. He lived in Sussex many years before moving to Dodgeville. His wife died in 1961. Surviving are two sisters Nan Tony Crystal Lake Illinois and Mrs. Joe Kempiners Naperville. Services at 1 30 p m Monday in Lulloff funeral home. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Dodgevills
Harry A. Rogers
Dodgeville
Sussex
Nan Tony
Crystal Lake
Joe Kempiners
Naperville
Lulloff
Mrs Babler rites set for Monday in Monticello
Services for Rosa Babler a longtime Monticello resident will be at 2 p m Monday at the Voegeli funeral home with calling after noon Sunday A Verona nursing home patient she died Thursday after a street illness now hospitalized in Madison She had been admitted to a crains hospital in Madison and Khent since April 1963
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Babler
Monticello
Rosa Babler
Voegeli
Madison
Funeral rites for Paul John Marty drown victim
Funeral services were held for 16 year old Paul John Marty of rural Browntown who drowned at Zanders Lake. Rev. John Masters officiated at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown with lay preacher status noted. Attendees included Boy Scout Troop 109 Monroe High School junior class officers and cheese factory workers. Pallbearers were Melvin Marty Auburndale Keith Burington Robert Weiss Marshall Zwygart James Dearth and Paul Beach. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Monroe. Stuessy Funeral Home arranged.
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Paul John Marty
John Marty
Browntown
Zanders Lake
Peace United
J Church of Christ
John Masters
Ralph Lueck
We Boy Scout Troop 109
Monroe High School
Melvin Marty
Auburndale
Keith Burington
Robert Weiss
Marshall Zwygart
James Dearth
Paul Beach
Monroe
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy
Local Visitors And Picnic Plans Highlight Week
A stream of residents from Ottawa Lena Milwaukee Des Plaines Philadelphia and Gratiot visited the city yesterday. The Pythian Sisters plan a Recreation Park shelter house picnic on Tuesday July 28 at 6 30. Mrs Ambler Stiles Cox and others returned from Beaver Dam after attending Wayland Academy missions. Camp American Legion awaited by the Gerhart family with Aug 2 return. Judith Gerhart to spend the week with Jerome Howe family and Platteville State College student finishes summer classes.
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Arthur H. Blake
Milwaukee
Roger L. Dix
San Diego
Monroe
H. P. Gille
Irene
Gratiot
Times Office
C. W. Gilbert
Clarendon Hills
Richard Heich
Melody
Naomi
Des Plaines
Ill
Alex Lowe
William Lowe
Philadelphia
Pythian
Recreation Park
Harold Ambler
Frank C. Stiles
Elvorado Cox
Beaver Dam
Methodist School of Missions
Wayland Academy
Warren M. Gerhart
Mary Jo
John
Jean
Camp American Legion
Lake Tomahawk
Judith Gerhart
Jerome Howe
Platteville State College
Cecil Griffiths Taken by Death
Cecil Griffiths 98 Gratiot area farmer died early this morning in Freeport Memorial hospital after a long illness. Born May 18 1906 in Wrifflin Iowa County he farmed in Gratiot since 1927. Survived by wife Hazel Engelbretson two sons Cecil and Jack two daughters Marline and Mary Kay six brothers and sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral p.m. Monday at Bartell funeral home Warren Rev Pegram officiating burial in Gratiot Methodist cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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Leen Kay Grumiths
Gratiot
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Wrifflin
Iowa County
John
Mabel Jenkins Griffiths
Mr. Griffiths
Hazel Engelbretson
Galena
Ill
Cecil
Jack
Argyle
Marline
Milwaukee
Joe
Mary Kay) Metz
Lester
Seattle
Wash
Delbert
Council Bluffs
Dale
Freeport
Charlton
Benton Harbor
Mich
LaVerne
Ruby
Harvey Law
Shullsburg
Elizabeth Griffiths
Mineral Point
Notable Local Races And Winners From Page One
Prize event results list winners in age brackets. Voelkli Wilde Voegeli Schooters lead gunny sack races for ages 6 and under, 7 to 10, and 11 plus with finish orders for team pairs. Other dash events show Heidi Hollenstein and Steven Allen among top placers.
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Bob Voelkli
David Wild
Bill Voegeli
Russ Schutte
Dan Schutte
Gunny Sack Race
Jeff Shaffer
Mike Field
Janet Deininger
Bruce Stott
Alan ‘Sonderegger
Howard Sanders
Bob Trumpy
Dan Stricker
Paul Urban
David Wilde
Russ
Larry Bates
Bob Voegeli
Dashes
Heidi Hollenstein
Virginia Ebweter
Steven Allen
Steve Wilde
Carol Miller
Larry’ Bates
1964 Date To Stay On All New Mintings
Washington senate approves measure requiring the date 1964 on all new coins until the coin shortage ends. Monetary experts say minting billions with 1964 will reduce collector value and curb hoarding behavior.
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Washington
Senate
Stocks Suffer First Setback
In New York a surge of high profits and favorable business news failed to lift stocks. The market closed lower after a seven week rise, ending a summer rally as profits were taken and volume slid. The AP 60-stock average fell to 120.2 and the Dow Jones industrials dropped 5.71.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
G H McIntosh Stricken at 38 in Dodgeville
Glenn H. McIntosh age 38, a milk ing machine firm salesman and serviceman, died after brief illness in a Madison hospital. Survived by wife Betty Hagenson, three sisters Mrs Dean Mahoney of Madison, Mrs Victor Moore of Boscobel, Mrs Orville Brandes of Livingston, and three brothers Milo of Avoca, Vernon of Ridgeway, and Kenneth of Dodge. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Grace Lutheran church. viewing at Lull Funeral Home after 2 p.m. tomorrow and at church after 10 a.m. Monday.
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Dodgeville
Glenn H. McIntosh
Madison
Betty Hagenson
Dean Mahoney
Victor Moore
Boscobel
Orville Brandes
Livingston
Milo
Avoca
Vernon
Ridgeway
Kenneth
Grace Lutheran Church
Lulloff Funeral Home
Brinkmeier Named Managing Pharmacist at Medical Center
David Brinkmeier, a pharmacist for 50 years at Blumers Drugstore, will lead the Medical Center Pharmacy as it opens Monday. A 1956 University of Wisconsin graduate, he previously worked at Emmett Drug in Freeport before moving to Monroe. He is married to Marjorie Wahler and they have four children: Susan 7, Leslie Ann 5, Allison 3, and John 1.
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David Brinkmeier
Blumer’s
New Medical Center
Medical Center
6Th Street
Brinkmeier
Emmett Drug
Freeport
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Marjorie Wahler
Palmer Wahler Browntown
Chidren
Susan
Leslie Ann
Allison
John
Two Mishaps Reported By Police Department
Police investigated two traffic mishaps yesterday. At 11 58 a mRoy F Frankhauser of Bellville struck a car parked by Norman C Rosen of Monticello at the intersection of 7th avenue and 9th street. Charles V Clevenger of Rockford and Elwood L McConnell of South Wayne collided in the 2500 block of 11th avenue at 9 p m.
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Veterda
Roy F. Frankhauser
Bellville
Norman C. Rosen
Monticello
7Th Avenue
9Th Street
Charles V. Clevenger
Rockford
Elwood L
McConnell
South Wayne
11Th Avenue
Infection Delay Breaks Scout Return at Jamboree
Charles G. Irvin son of Dr and Mrs John Irvin has been hospitalized at Valley Forge Army Hospital since Wednesday with an eyelid infection from a insect bite delaying the Monroe boys return from the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge State Park Pennsylvania. Doctors George Barry and Eugene E Eckstam are en route to accompany the group home. The Monroe contingent also includes Kurt E Adam Donald J Barry Michael G Connors Ronald E Eckstam Patrick T Fencil John G Ganshirt Robert J W Janke Steve J Kessenich Michael Meythaler and Greg Humbel.
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Charles G. Irvin
John Irvin
Monroe
Valley Forge State Park
Valley Forge Army Hospital
Freeport
Young Irvin
George Barry
Eugene E. Eckstam
Monroe Boys
Kurt E. Adam
Donald J. Barry
Michael G. Connors
Ronald E. Eckstam
Patrick T. Fencil
John G. Ganshirt
Robert J . W. Janke
Steve J. Kessenich
Michael Meythaler
Greg Humbel
Lexington doctor named clinical director at Wisconsin state hospital
Dr. Richard Pyle of Lexington Kentucky has been named clinical director of Central state hospital at Waupun where he will direct treatment and rehabilitation programs for 325 men tally ill inmates. The Senate appropriations committee has recommended a defense outlay of 46.7 billion dollars for the new fiscal year. the measure awaits Senate consideration next week.
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Madison
Richard Pyle
Lexington
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Ashington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
YMCA Boys Plan To Camp in Area
Glen A Ridnour Jr a former Monroe resident announces 24 junior high boys from the Metropolitan Minneapolis YMCA will camp overnight at New Glarus Woods forming the Knights of the Open Road for a 22 day caravan. The trip visits 17 states from Wisconsin to Iowa with bus travel and tent camping starting August 1 and ending August 22.
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Glen A. Ridnour Jr
Monroe
Minneapolis
YMCA
Glarus Woods
Ridnour
Glen H. Ridnour
Madison
Knights of the Open Road
Rocky Mountains
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Rainstorm Ends Midwest Heat Wave With Thunderstorm
A cooling storm broke a 10 day heat wave across the Midwest. Monroe recorded 1.03 inches of rain as Monticello and Albany reported 1% inches. Temperatures fell to 67 at 3 a.m. easing discomfort from the long hot spell. Residents delayed sleep expecting the rain and stormy winds to bring relief.
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Midwest
Monroe
Monticello
Albany
PMP Calls Meeting Over DDT Problem
FOND DU LAC The Pure Milk Producers Co-operative board of directors called an emergency meeting to address DDT residue found in milk from five Wisconsin producers. They will consider emergency financial aid for members as the State Agriculture Department warns to withhold adulterated milk from sale. The department's investigation into the source of the residue is ongoing and milk from five farms remains off the market.
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Fond DU Lac
Pure Milk Producers Co-operative Board of Directors
Wisconsin
Agriculture Department
Miss Kubly to Speak on A Visit to Russia
Miss Marilyn Kubly will speak on a visit to Russia during the Monroe Lions Club meeting at 6 30 p m Monday at Marco s.
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Miss Kubly
Marilyn Kubly
Russia
Monroe Lions Club
Marco's
Park Schedule Shows Local League and Bank Nightline
Tonight at Recreation Park Midget League Monroe All-Stars meet Winslow at 7 30 p m Tomorrow KC Benefit show 8 p m at Band Shell Monday slowpitch EUB No I vs White Haven 7 p m Wisconsin Liquid Feed vs Wisconsin Power and Light 8 p m Joe s Private Club vs Eagles No I 9 p m Monday regular softball Orangeville vs Commercial and Savings Bank 7 45 p m First National Bank vs Treuthardt Rustlers 9 15 p m
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Monroe All-Stars
Winslow
Band Shell
EUB No. I
White Haven
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Wisconsin Power and Light
Joe's Private Club
Eagles No. I
Recreation Park
Orangeville
Commercial and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Treuthardt Rustlers
Senators Okay Watchdog Plan To Investigate Senate
The Senate backed a permanent bipartisan committee to probe improper conduct by members and staff. The 61 19 vote adopted as an amendment to Senate rules surprised leaders of both parties. The panel will be 3 Democrats and 3 Republicans, a first step after the Baker case inquiry.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
John Sherman’ Cooper
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Harlem Tense Red Defies Ban
A self described Communist says he will lead an anti police demonstration in Harlem today despite a ban by Police Commissioner Michael J. Murphy. About 300 pickets marched outside chanting charges of police brutality amid calls for moderation in the crisis. William Epton, a Negro who says I am a Communist, declared he would head the Harlem Defense Council in a march vote today.
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New York
Harlem
Michael J. Murphy
Murphy
Robert F. Wagner
William Epton
Harlem Defense Council
Emmett Bobo Dies After Six Month Illness
Emmett Bobo aged 60 lifelong Platteville resident died after a six month illness. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Thomas Funeral Home with viewing at the house. He leaves his mother Mrs Mathilda Bo and a large extended family including Vincent Leroy Delos Reams and several siblings and stepchildren.
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Elatteville
Emmett Bobo
Thomas Funeral Home
Maude Callan Vincent
Mathilda Bo- 29
Platteville
Earl Vincent
Rockford
Delos
Lancaster
Harold Reams
de Kalb
Ill
Guerdon
Medley
Lyle Stead
Ora Poller
Elmer Lyght
Livingston
Robert Hanson
Pontiac
Alvin
Lowell
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Lena, m
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Times
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Goetz
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