Wisconsin Weather Notice and Almanac Details
Daily Record reports variable clouds and likely showers or thundershowers tonight and Friday across Wisconsin with warmer temperatures in the north and statewide Friday. Evening low 56 to 64, Friday high 80 to 86. Monroe area similar with lows 58 to 64 and Friday highs in the 80s. Also notes barometer readings and local temperature records, sunrise and sunset times, and probate notice of special administration for Mary E. in the Dunphy estate, Albany Township.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Mary E
Richard A. Dunphy
Albany Township
Marriage Licenses for Samuel J Kaderly and Janet B Pankratz
Marriage licenses issued for Samuel John Kaderly age 20 Route 1 Juda and Janet Bever ly Pankratz age 20 Route 1 Glidden. Also noted deaths Fred G Hefty 68 New Glarus Mrs Albert Boley 68 Mt Horeb Mrs Paul E Schmoldt 51 Milwaukee. Births Mr and Mrs Robert Watrud Jr Blanchardville son born July 29.
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Samuel John Kaderly
Juda
Janet Beverly Pankratz
Glidden
Fred G. Hefty
New Glarus
Albert Boley
Mt. Horeb
Paul E. Schmoldt
Milwaukee
Robert Watrud Jr
Blanchardville, Son
St Clare Hospital Medical Staff Dismissals List Names
A list from St Clare Hospital records shows medical staff from Janesville and surrounding areas including Mark George Dransfield Robert D Lloyd Mrs Ed ward Broshahan Mau rice Harnish Carl A Pahnke Rev Dav id B Evans Mrs Charles Kratzer Kittel M Arneson Mrs Lydia Kissling Luann Swenson Mrs Milton May I R Kittlesen Mrs Sophia Blumer Arthur E Eley and Joel M Roberts among others. Dismissals include Daniel Newcomer Merle Pals Everett Yem Jacob Waelti Darrell Block Orville Funseth Arthur Burke and several spouses and relatives.
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Mark George Dransfield
Janesville
Robert D. Lloyd
Edward Broshahan
Elkhorn
Maurice Harnish
Freeport
Carl A. Pahnke
Shullsburg
David B. Evans
Washington, D. C
Charles Kratzer
Cedarville
Kittel M. Arneson
Blanchardville
Lydia Kissling
Con’Nard Apartments
Sandy Logan
Genoa City
Luann Swenson
Milton
Olson son named for baby born in Green Bay
Todd John Olson was born July 15 to Mr and Mrs Robert Olson of Green Bay. A daughter Julie age 2 also exists. Grandparents include Mrs T J Olson of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Ed May of Manitowoc. Mrs Olson is formerly Marilyn Man of Manito woc.
Personal notices of visitors and travelers in Monroe area
Local social notes record visitors and callers including Mrs Lawrence Kehle Lena, Mr and Mrs Sandy Logan Genoa City, Mr and Mrs Fred Lewin Milwaukee, Mr and Mrs R H Blood Ft Worth, Mr and Mrs Vernon Doering Lemay Mo, Mr and Mrs J T Stutzman Spokane, Mr and Mrs George N Warwick Morris Ill, Mrs Chester Heindel and Mrs Raymond Gallagher Stockton, Mmes Clare Highland Jessie Hogan Cecil Phillips Rockford, Janis Kline returning from Odd Fellow Rebekah Pilgrimage, Royal Liddicoat Route 4 and Roger P Legler Lancaster Pa visiting Madison meeting, then Roger Legler to Grand Forks.
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Lawrence Kehle
Lena
Sandy Logan
Genoa City
Fred Lewin
Milwaukee
R. H. Blood
Ft. Worth
Monroe
Times Office
Vernon Doering
Lemay
J. T. Stutzman
Spokane
George N. Warwick
Morris
Ill
Chester Heindel
Raymond Gallagher
Stockton
Mmes
Clare Highland
Jessie H. Hogan
Cecil Phillips
Rockford
Janis Kline
Rebekah U.N
Esther Rebekah
Two Drivers Escape Injuries in Separate Rollovers
Two separate rollover accidents last night left no injuries. A station wagon owned by Solomon Auto Parts and driven by John R. Patterson, 40, rolled on loose gravel near Highways 11 81 and the Herman Bauman farm. Eugene R. Wait, 19, rolled a vehicle on County Trunk N near the Chalet cheese factory at about 7 30 pm.
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Y Sheriff's Deputies
Solomon Auto Parts
John R. Patterson
3Th Street
Juta
Herman Bauman
Two Viroqua Linemen Dead in Power Mishap
Two Viroqua linemen died in a Vernon County accident while working for Northern States Power Co. William Thomson was found slumped on Donald Flemming after Flemming was electrocuted when a cable and boom touched a high voltage line. Thomson collapsed while attempting to revive Flemming.
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Chaseburg
William Thomson
Donald Flemming
Vernon County
Northern States Power Co
Robert A. Starr
Flemming
Cold New Endangers Trapped French Miners
In VAMPAGNALE France a collapsed limestone mine traps nine miners. Three are at risk as rescuers intensify digging. Foreman Andre Martinet pleads through a tube for a prompt rescue. One reports nervous strain and possible collapse among the group.
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Vampagnale
France
Resclers
Andre Martinet
Martinez
Cheese market report from Madison Wisconsin shows mixed demand
Light to fair demand across sections with steady overall tone. Supplies remain ample for most styles though 40 pound cutting blocks are short. Prices for cheddar range 34 to 38 percent with 40 pound blocks at 35 to 38 percent and other styles near 38 to 40 percent.
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Sheese
Madison
Wisconsin
Kubly Visits in Area New Glarus
Herbert Kubly author and playwright arrived from New York City yesterday to spend several weeks at the Kubly home farm in New Glarus and vicinity.
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Kubly
New Glarus
Times
Herbert Kubly
New York City
Swine Showmanship Winners Named At Green County Fair
At the 110th Green County Fair junior show, Jerrold Zuhlke won grand champion boar and market barrow with I zunike also holding grand champion barrow and reserve gilt honors. Roger Brewer claimed the purple ribbon in the Chester White barrow, Barbara Fahey showed reserve champion boar, and James Fahey placed runner up in junior showmanship. The report lists complete Junior Fair results across Poland China and Duroc Jersey breeds with multiple winners from Richland, Albany, Monroe, Juda, and Monticello 4-H and FFA groups.
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Green County Fair
Jerrold Zuhlke
Route 2
Monroe
Boars
Roger Brewer
Albany
Zunike
Monroe Ffa
Richland
Brewer
Fay Brewer
Albany High School
FFA
Barbara Fahey
Robert
Richard
Barrow
James Fahey
Zuhike
Glenn Brewer
Darrell Bollig
Dayton
Barrows
Eberle Brothers
Tom
Andrew
Verlen Eberle
Route 1
Juda
Janice Daubert
Monticello
Senators Adopt Defense Budget Defies calls to cut spending
Washington The Senate voted 76 to 0 to approve a defense budget of 46.774 billion dollars sending the measure to the House. Sen Richard Russell led the effort against cuts and demands to shrink shipyard funding amid nine hours of debate. He warned that the nation cannot afford to be second best as manpower missiles submarines and other military hardware remain top priorities. The amount is 1.4 billion less than last year’s Pentagon appropriation and over 696 million below Johnson’s initial request.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B Russell
House
Congress
Pentagon
Johnson
Russell
Georgia
Consolidated farm equipment winners and long Commons session
The article lists winners across 5 000 and 3 000 pound classes with names and brands such as Massey Harris Allis Chalmers John Deere Farmall Minneapolis Moline and others. It also notes London’s House of Commons sat 18 hours 26 minutes the longest session in this Parliament with only 12 members remaining at adjournment.
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London
House of Commons
County Fair Sidelights and Midway Notes at Green County
Green and Lafayette counties feature a WCTU display in Exhibition hall and the Kiwanis Club of Monroe relocating charcoal brat wurst operations to a new tent on the west midway. Paul W. Neubauer surveys licensed stands with health inspectors, excluding non profits, across multiple counties. John Lathers operates the first corn boil at Green County Fair using Belvidere Canning corn, while Alfred Meier brings Brown Swiss cattle and his family to the fair.
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Alfred Henning
Green County Fair Association
Leon Fiez
Blanchardville
Judy
Susan
Eddy
David
Bob
Lee
The
Kiwanis Club of
Monroe
Midway
Paul W. Neubauer
State Board of Health
Neubauer
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Grant
Crawford
Richland
Sauk
Bill Hart
Rock
Jefferson
Columbia
Dane County
Green County
John Lathers
Beloit
Lathers
Belvidere Canning Co
Alfred
Shorty) Meier
Robert
Meier
Highway 59
Illinois
Wisconsin Senators Lose on Defense Cuts
Wisconsin's Senators William Proxmire and Gaylord Nelson failed to trim the 46 billion defense spending bill. Proxmire sought to cut 47 million for bomber development. Nelson urged a 2 percent saving of about 935 million, but both efforts were defeated as the measure moved toward final consideration.
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Washington
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Gaylord Nelson
Proxmire
Johnson
Defense McNamara
Nelson
Term Reduced For City Native Wuethrich
James Patrick Wuethrich 25 of Monroe had his Illinois penitentiary term commuted to four years by Governor Otto Kerner, making him eligible for parole next month. He was sentenced in Freeport in June 1961 to five to 15 years for assault and robbery of a service attendant, after being apprehended May 11, 1961 in Green County following the crime. He stole a station wagon used in the robbery, and the car rolled over near Sky Vu as authorities pursued him. Wuethrich waived extradition to Illinois and pleaded guilty before Judge Marvin F. Burt in Freeport after psychiatric examinations. his attorney sought treatment as a patient, not a hardened criminal.
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James Patrick Wuethrich
Monroe
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Wuethrich
Freeport
Green County
Sky Vu
Stephenson
Keen County
Wuehrich
Illnois
Marvin F. Burt
Freesort
Tuscaloosa Faces First Civil Rights Suit Over Dining Discrimination
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy filed the first federal suit under the Civil Rights Act against 15 Tuscaloosa eating places for refusing to serve Negroes. The Birmingham court action targets university city restaurants and lunch counters, seeking an end to discriminatory service.
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Fuscaloosa
Ala
U.S
Tuscaloosa
University City
Wining Park Softball Tonight Schedule
Tonight at Wining Park and Recreation Park readers get a compact schedule. Swiss Colony faces The Office at 7 p m Martins meets Swiggums at 8 p m Grace Lutheran plays White Haven at 9 p m Girls Softball features Park and Recreation versus Commercial Bank at 7 30 p m Monroe Clinic battles Monroe Business Women at 9 p m Recreation Park hosts regular softball with Hubers versus Zwickers at 7 45 p m and Hubers against Gladiators at 9 15 p m.
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Wining Park
Swiss Colony
the Office
Martins
Swiggums
Grace Lutheran
White Haven
Park and Recreation
Commercial Bank
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Business Women
Recreation Park
Hubers
Zwickers
Gladiators
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NEW Glabus Times
Werner Ziltner
Madison General Hospital
Nomson
Eagles Club
Zuhlke
Fahrey
Poland
China
Jene Eberle
Andy Eberle
Robert Weiss
Terry Eberle
Harlan Mahikuch
John Mahikuch, Jr
John Mahikuch Jr
Jerrold Muhlke
Jene’ Eberle
Tom Klemm
Bruce Scott
Robert Ammon
Monroe Ag
John Ammon
Stephen Lee ‘Scott
John
Chester White
Jolly Mixers
Albany Ffa
Stephen Scott
William Haffele
Cadiz
Jerrold Zuhl- Dayton
Robert J . Harlan Mahlkuch
John Mahlkuch
Yom Klemm
Jerrold Zunike
Jim Fahey
Richard Fahey
Paul D. Beach
CCC
John Baumgartner
Harlan Mahlkuch
Dennis Matzke
Clarno
Stephen’ Scott
John Mahikuch
Terry
Showmansip
Dennis’ Matzke
Jerrol Zuhlke
Glenn R. Brewer
Goetz Town & Country
Green and
Lafayette County
WCTU
Leslie Haden
State Fair Office
L.E. Kirsch
Midway Concessions
Wisconsin Senators
Thrifty Shop
14Th Avenue
Wis
American Legion Hall
American Legion
Nancy Sinatra
Woody Woodbury
Darren
Jamela Tiffin
Paul Lynde
Young
Sandra Dee
Tammy and the Doctor
Goetz
Prk Panther
Crandall Oil CO
16Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Blumer
State Farm Mutual
W. E. Drews
Donald F. Cleveland
Brodhead
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