Weather outlook and rapid-fire obituaries in Monroe region
The report shows tonight becoming cloudy and warmer with lows in the 50s and a 20 percent chance of precipitation. Tuesday up to the lower 80s with a 40 percent chance of showers or thundershowers. Obituary notes include Mrs. John Bostian of Orangeville aged 91 and several local residents and newborns with hometowns listed in Evansville, Monroe, Darlington, Rockford and Madison area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
John
Mary) Bostian
Orangeville
William Harnish
Chicago
Christopher R. Johnson
Russell K. Johnson
Rockford
Maude Dettmer
Hanover
Rock County
Imelda McComish
R.N
Darlington
Lawrence Hansen
Evansville
Arthur S. Templeton
Allen Thomas Grindley
Harold Grindley
John S. Spanton
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals List Names and Addresses
A long roster lists patients and their towns including Mrs Leonard Straight Beloit and Eugene McCarthy Janesville, along with many others. The article also provides a separate dismissal section naming Wilfred Ginter Paul Klein Larry Boatner Gerald Lancaster and several more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Straight
Beloit
Lloyd Pence
Albany
Lester Zettle
Route 1
Monroe
George Ubersox
Shullisburg
Shranush Kalvonjian
Kenosha
Eugene P. McCarthy
Janesville
Marie Goepfert
12Th St
Emil Rabe
Brodhead
Gary Lewis
Tucson
Ariz
Linda Johnson
Darlington
Eugene R. Dray
Rockford
Harold F. DeVoe
Cherry
Arthur F. Perry
Ruth Zettle
Rock City
Walter Althouse
James Milks
Delbert Lee Meyer
Elvin Hughes
Matthew Wallack
Blanchardville
Har A. Keegan
14Th Ave
Frank Palinkas
DeKalb
Ill
Wilfred B. Ginter
Paul Klein
Larry Boatner
Gerald Lancaster
Albert C. Crooks Jr
Einer Olson
Mark Dyson
Samuel Warp
Harold Romie
Roger Noble
Donald C. Gates
Ira Bailey
Stanley Sisson
Houtakker
Donald Wilcox
Marion Guenzler
Jack Packard
Linda Neuenschwander
Joseph Armstrong
Liam Zell
Charles Kuchenbach
Marie Wolf
O. R. Schubert
Fritz Siegenthaler
Market Report Chicago Hogs Cattle and Cheese Prices
Chicago hogs steady to 50 lower with heavy trade across weight classes. Cattle fully steady with strong prime and high grade shares. calves absent. Sheep scant. Chicago Mercantile butter firm to higher and eggs mixed. Madison Wisconsin cheddar prices rise with ample supply and steady demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Madison
Wisconsin
Green County Fair Sees Busy Midway and Strong Weekend
Thousands witnessed a lively fair with crowded concessions and a fourfold longer line, as Saturday and Sunday sales topped expectations while Thursday Children’s Day drew large crowds. Administrators begin sorting exhibitor numbers and preparing premium payments by check over the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Camp activities and church notices in Wisconsin area
Randy and Ricky Miles spent a week at YMCA Camp Rotamer. John Strassburger, a Westmar College ministerial student, spoke at Oakley Union and Juda Zion United Methodist Churches. A lost and found day for clothing and gear is set for Tuesday and Thursday 1 to 5 PM at Recreation Park pool. Pastor Ernest Gilberts will serve as faculty pastor at Lutherdale Bible Camp Elkhorn with attendees Susan Seffrood Gratiot Jeffrey Krebs South Wayne and David Halloran Gratiot. The group left Sunday July 28 and returns Saturday Aug 3. Clarence Buss, rural mail carrier, was gored by a bull near Belmont and hospitalized in Dodgeville on Friday July 26. condition listed as food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
John Strassburger
Westmar College
Oakley Union
Juda Zion United Methodist Churches
Camp Wiota
Ernest Gilberts
Wiota
Belmont
Clarence Buss
Dodgeville
Liberal abortion law debate and public comments span nation
Atty Gen La Follette declines appeal in the Alfonsi bribery case to push for a new anti bribery law. Archbishop Cousins condemns liberalizing abortion laws as attacking life. Northwestern psychiatrist Dr Thaddeus Kostrubala praises the "cult of emaciation" and champions the plump as a sign of intellect and soul, listing notable figures and noting insurers and doctors promote a false beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Bronson C. la Follette
Minocqua
la Follette
Alfonsi
Milwaukee
William E. Cousins
Chicago
Thaddeus Kostrubala
Northwestern University
Chicago Medicine
Kostrubala
Buddha
Winston Churchill
Grover Cleveland
al Hirt
Santa Claus
Peter Ustinov
Richard J. Daley
More Doctors In City Area
A Department of Agriculture study shows rural areas have two thirds as many doctors as cities. Urban areas hold 54 percent more physicians per 100000, with specialists rising from 36 percent in 1950 to over 60 percent in 1963. Rural GPs are declining as cities attract physicians for access to teaching centers and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
G.P.S
Maude Dettmer Taken by Death
Maude Dettmer, lifelong Hanover resident, died Thursday July 25 at her home in Rock County natural causes. She was a Plymouth Methodist Church member and a Footville Eastern Star sister. Survived by her brother Harry of Clinton. Funeral at 1 30 PM Tuesday July 30 at Plymouth Methodist Church Hanover with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call tonight at Newcomer Silverthorn Funeral Home Orfordville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfordville
Maude Dettmer
Hanover
Wis
Rock County
Miss Dettmer
Plymouth Methodist Church
Footville Order of the Eastern Star
Harry
Clinton
Plymouth
Newcomer - Silverthorn Funeral
Coin Seigniorage Profits Surge Behind Sandwich Coins
Washington reports huge government profits from coinage after silver removal in 1965. Seigniorage, the gap between face value and metal cost, climbed to hundreds of millions and may exceed 200 million this year. Details include minting boosts since 1964 65 and the fiscal system shift to budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Department
Commission On Budget
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Luan Ruth Jordan Report at WCU Meeting on Alcohol Study Camp
Ruth Jordan and Luan Ann Jordan gave a special report on an Alcohol Studies Camp at Lake Lucerne during a Friday WCU meeting. Delegates from the local unit attended hosted by Mrs Iva Miller with leaders Mrs Walter Ludwig and Mrs Earl Grenzow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
Luan
Ruth Ann Jordan
Lake Lucerne
W.C.T.U
Iva Miller
Walter Ludwig
Earl Grenzow
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
A brief verse comments on young people with fancy hairdos and fashion, humorously noting girls as being particularly noteworthy in today’s style scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair R. Munns
Cars Damaged In Two Separate Minor Traffic Mishaps
Police report two minor crashes with no injuries. On Sunday at 12 52 p m Donald E Rule and Harry H Harlenbaugh collided at 10th St and 25th Ave causing minor damage. On Saturday at 7 47 p m Andrew P Affolter hit Ray E Timm on 13th St in the 2900 block after leaving Torque Filling Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Rule
17Th Ave
Harry H. Harlenbaugh
Freeport
Ill
10Th St
25Th Ave
13Th St
Andrew P. Affolter
8Th St
Ray E. Timm
Brodhead
Affolter
Torque
Timm
Highway 1181
Travelogues Begin Here Oct 2 With Hawaii Call
Rotary sponsored Travelogue series starts Oct 2 replacing Aug 2. First program titled Calls of Hawaii. Kick off dinner for tickets at Rotary meeting at Idle Hour Mansion. Lowell Stuessy chairs Travelogue committee. Hilton Kirchner Walter Bober and Myron Sar lead ticket sales teams. Proceeds fund scholarships at Junior High Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Rotary
Idle Hour
Lowell Stuessy
Hilton Kirchner
Walter Bober
Myron S.ar
Youth Is Injured In Truck Accident
Sheriff's deputies report Kenneth Guttmer 16 Route 1 Argyle suffered scratches when a pickup driven by Larry A. Gerber 18 Route 3 Monroe went out of control one mile east of Browntown on a town road at 9 a.m. The Gerber vehicle sustained top and other damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Guttmer
Route 1
Argyle
Larry A. Gerber
Route 3
Monroe
Gerber
Browntown
Trio of Fatal Crashes Claim Young Lives in Wisconsin Weekend
Ole Dokkestul, 71, of Eau Claire died Saturday night from injuries from a Friday two car crash on Highway 121 east of Independence. Jance Bondeson, 17, Mauson, died Saturday from injuries in a Tuesday motorcycle crash on Highway 12 near New Lisbon. John Evers, 17, Casco, was killed early today when his car struck a power pole in Kewaunee County village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Dokkestul
Eau Claire
Highway 121
Independence
Jance Bondeson
Mauston
Highway 12
New Lisbon
John Evers
Casco
Kewaunee
Bloodmobile Slated For Wayne Aug 5
The Red Cross Blood Mobile will visit South Wayne High School Gym on Monday August 5 with a 50 pint quota. Volunteers needed and past donors asked to support again. Contact Mr. or Mrs. Roger Berger for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Red Cross Blood Mobile
Roger Berger
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Sive Daily Record
Mrs
Duane Bartelt
Orangeville, Son
Heinz Mattman
11Th St
George Nickels
Terrance D. Adelhofen
Cuba City
Vincent Gehin
Belleville
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gary Hankel
D.tm
Eeeressses
A.m. Sons
P.m
A.m
St. Clare Hospital
Ottaway
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Canada
Gerald Gehin
Dean Siedschlag
Edward Broshous
Earl Meythaler
Terry Nelson
James Ziltener
Earl Willoughby
Eugene Landis
Albert Dovre Sr
Dennis Jennings
Richard Aristen
Carl Hendrickson
Mary Blodgett
Lawrence Spangenberg
Richard Mellenberger
Wilfred Klippel
Keith Moyer
Milo Frie
Randy
Ricky Miles
Recreation Park Pool
Richard Connar
Ance
D. C
Bob Kastenmeier
Watertown
Capitol
David Erickson
Aleda Schuetz
Kathleen Zimmerli
Larry Uartwig
Kastenmeier
Green County Fair
Pittsburgh
Adtaker
Bosley Crowther
N.Y. Times
Goetz
Sidney Poitier
Katharine
Hepburn
Spencer Tracy
U. S
Spring Green
Joanne Engerson
Robert Engerson
New York
Ruth Jordan
Governor’s Hall
Wisconsin State University
Hong Kong
Red China
Kwangsi Province
North Vietnam
Red Guard
Combine
FORD
Monticello
Massey-Harris
Verlen Eberle
J. H. Beightol
Twin Grove
Rt. 1
the Klassy Shop
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Allen Klein
Herman’ Hermits Panavision
Bloodmobile
Wayne
London
Britain
Gordon Forde
Forde
Saigon
U.S
Lucille Ball
Henry Fonda
van Johnson
Tom Bosley
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