Wisconsin Fair Weather Update June 3 1961
Daily weather forecast for Wisconsin Fair with details on temperatures. Cooler with cool nights, Sunday warm and mostly fair. Tonight's low in 40s, Sunday highs in the 70s. Observed highs 80, lows 48 since yesterday 1 p.m. Barometer 30.07 at 1 a.m. and 30.21 at 1 p.m. Sunrise 5 24, sunset 8 32. Ft Worth tops warmest at 93 and Bismarck 40 is coldest.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A. Ft. Worth
Tex
Bismarck
N.D
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe Listings
Helen Hoover transfers lot 1 and 10 block 15 Brodhead's Add Monroe excluding the east 75 feet to Gene A Dettwiler. Katherine Goecks Estate transfers lot 67 Evans Add Monroe to William Earl Slocum.
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Helen Hoover
Gene A. Dettwiler
Brodhead’s
Monroe
Katherine Goecks
William Earl Slocum
Evans Add
Monroe Police Report of Traffic Violations
Forfeitures include Delbert P. Grimm Route 2 Monroe cited for speeding too fast for conditions at $25 and Eugene L. Bartelt Monroe cited for stop sign violation and illegal passing at $20.
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Delbert P. Grimm
Monroe
Eugene L. Bartelt
Deaths of Mrs Laura Havenhill and John H Pierick
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs Laura Havenhill 81 of Shullsburg and John H Pierick 83 of Highland. Both are listed with basic biographical details and residence. Local notices provide minor family references and funeral arrangements.
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Laura Havenhill
Shullsburg
John H. Pierick
Highland
Babies Born to Four Local Families on June 2 3
Mr and Mrs Harold Miller at 2264 15th Street welcomed a son on June 2. Mr and Mrs George Golack of 526 18th Avenue welcomed a daughter on June 2. Mr and Mrs Albert Babler of Monticello welcomed a daughter on June 2. Mr and Mrs Chester Block of South Wayne welcomed a daughter on June 3.
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Harold Miller
15Th Street
George Golackson
18Th Avenue
Albert Babler
Monticello
Chester Block
South Wayne
St Clare Hospital Patients and Dismissals List
A roster of patients including Mrs John Heimann Argyle Mrs Richard Kelm Capron Ill Mrs Andrews C Nelson Verona Robert S Johnson Brodhead Nancy Jo Atkins Brodhead Emma Buehler 2500 17th Avenue Glen O Early wine Brodhead Mrs Joe Urban 1839 19th Street Henry Dahnkey Belleville Melody Herlein Route 3 Charles Wieman Woolford Henry J Elmer Monticello Surgical Marvin Hoskins Lake Geneva Dismissals Edwin R Huff man Mrs Matthew Bissig Mrs James A Martin Mrs Margaret Sage Beverly Richardson Mrs Leo Hilfiker Sally Lu Olson Mrs Axel H Anderson Mrs Robert Hauser Mrs Charlene Hafen Mrs Lenzie Summers Mrs Edmund Jennings Mrs Gaylord Swenson and daughter
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Medical
John Heimann
Argyle
Richard Kelm
Capron
Ill
Andrews C. Nelson
Verona
Robert S. Johnson
Brodhead
Nancy Jo Atkinson
Emma Buehler
17Th Avenue
Glen O. Earlywine
Joe Urban
19Th Street
Henry Dahnkey
Belleville
Melody Herlein
Route 3
Charles Wieman
Woolford
Henry J. Elmer
Monticello
Marvin Hoskins
Lake Geneva
Edwin R. Huffman
Matthew Bissig
James A. Martin
Margaret Sage
Beverly Richardson
Leo Hilfiker
Sally Lu Olson
Axel H. Anderson
Robert Hauser
Charlene Hafen
Lenzie Summers
Edmund Jennings
Gaylord Swenson
Deadline Set for Castro on Prisoner Tractor Deal
Fidel Castro faces a Wednesday deadline after an American group asks for a reply to his May 17 offer to swap 1,200 Cuban prisoners for 500 tractors. Tractors for Freedom, led by Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower, seeks to secure the exchange and warns silence would be viewed as a withdrawal. The group includes Walter Reuther and Joseph Dodge.
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Detroit
Fidel Castro
Tractors For Freedom
Castro
The
Free World
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Joseph M. Dodge
Berges Plan First Overseas Trip to Norway
Rural Belleville sisters Jane and Marlene Berge depart Tuesday for a four month visit to Norway to see their paternal grandmother and relatives. Grandmother Mrs Jacobobia Berge, 83, lives near Dale i Bruvik by Bergen and has visited Ole Berge in America twice. The girls hold ship reservations for the journey.
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Janes
Marlene Berge
Belleville
Norway
Jakobia Berge
Dale i Bruvik
Bergen
Ole
America
Berges
Local families gather for reunions and visits across states
The notice lists multiple individuals visiting or hosting relatives from Albany Lena Lan caster and other places. It highlights a first reunion of siblings in 22 years and mentions graduations and upcoming travel plans involving Carroll College Waukesha Racine and Madison area relatives.
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Leo Sarbacker
Albany
Kay Scheider
Lena
Woman's In Corps
Fred G. Kneeland
Waukegan
Belle Burke
Carl Musebeck
Knoxville
Fennimore
Fluder
Nellie Schneider
Lancaster
Flader
Herbert T. Summeril
Frank J. Summeril
Sue
San Francisco
Robert
Washington, D.C
Glenn
Fort Atkinson
Sylvia Richards
Woodstock
Ill
Steve Young
Kalamazoo
Mich
Monroe
Monticello
Racine
Kayoed Boxer Rigores Dies After Knockout
Cuban bantamweight Jose Rigores, 25, died at Roosevelt Hospital at 3 a.m. from injuries after a sixth round knockout by Anselmo Castillo at St Nicholas Arena. The three time in US ring death this year underscores a deadly boxing season.
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New York
Jose Rigores
United States
Eddie Mafuz
Rigores
Roosevelt Hospital
Havana
Fulgencio Batista
St. Nicholas Arena
Anselmo Castillo
Puerto Rico
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Norfolk
Jig Dancing Slayer Denied Clemency by Governor
Henri Zenou, 38, Algerian by way of France, had his request for executive clemency denied by Gov. Nelson. He was sentenced in Walworth County on a first degree murder charge for killing his wife with a jack knife in 1957 and is serving life at Waupun prison. Zenou sought release to be deported home, citing cultural shame from alleged marital infidelity.
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Madison
Henri Zenou
Elckhorn
Nelson
Zenou
France
Waupun
Walworth County Court
InstructorMrs Donald Siedschlag Teaches Summer Typing Class
Mrs Donald Siedschlag will teach a six week personal typing class for students and adults this summer at Monroe high school. Interested attendees may register at the high school office or attend the first class Monday morning.
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Donald Siedschlag
Monroe High School
Meter knocked over in spring square by city truck
Police report states a city truck driven by Nicolas W Leutenegger 2334 15th Avenue accidentally knocked over a parking meter in Spring Square while parking. No injuries reported and truck remained at scene for investigation.
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Spring Square
Nicolas W. Leutenegger
15Th Avenue
Grace Zimmerman Named Vice President at Platteville College
Grace Zimmerman of Monticello is named vice president of the Student National Education Association at Platteville State College for the coming school year. She is completing her sophomore year.
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NEA
Grace Zimmerman
Monticello
Student National Education Association
Platteville State College
Patient Mrs Urban Admitted For Observation
Mrs Joseph G Urban of 1839 19th Street was admitted to St Clare hospital yesterday afternoon for observation.
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Joseph G. Urban
19Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Three From Monroe to Receive Degrees at Carroll College
Three Monroe women are among Carroll College graduates for the June 11 commencement. Janeen Boyer pursues a BS in elementary education with multiple campus leadership roles, Cheryl Richards Loveland seeks a BS in elementary education with dormitory and SNEA involvement, and Nancy Waxner completes a BA in sociology and psychology as a Carroll Players and Chi Omega participant. The ceremony marks Carroll’s 115th.
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Monroe
Carroll College
Janeen Boyer
Ivan Boyer
Nancy Wagner
Richard Wagner
Cheryl Richards Loveland
Sylvia Richards
Nancy Waxner
Miss Boyer
16Th Street
Alpha Gamma Delta Social Sorority
Crechts
Snea Education Association
Loveland
19Th Avenue
Women’s Athletic Association
SNEA
Miss Wagner
10Th Street
Chi Omega
Carroll Players
Alpha Psi Omega
Carroll
Mrs E R Cook Installed as Methodist WSCS President
Social events report Mrs E R Cook installed as president at yesterday afternoon church meeting. Other officers include Mrs Edwin Schuetze vice president Mrs Walter Bober recording secretary Mrs Carson Lowl treasurer and several committee heads. Three members spoke about their Chicago mission trip and a lunch committee comprised four members.
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E. R. Cook
Methodist
WSCS
Edwin Schuetze
Walter Bober
Carson Lowl
Harold Ambler
Myron Stair
Carl Holsinger
Herbert Russell
Effie Wenger
Roland Thorp
Elverado Cox
John Burkhamer
O. J. Schwalbe
Glen Ridnour
Room-for-You Class Holds Meeting Here
The Room-for-You Sunday school class of Staver EFUB church met at Alton Benfer’s home with Mrs. Stanley Priewe leading devotions and the business session. Reports covered May activities and July 20 festival committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staver Efub
Alton Benfer
Stanley Priewe
Arleigh Frautschy
Helen Rote
Wilson Rote
Henry Benfer
Dean Rinehart
LaVerne Schiller
Ira Wolf
Russel Wolf
Fred Buehler
Albert Kuhnke
Local Residents Named in City Notices
Mr and Mrs Don Larson Richie Liz and Steve Brod head Mr and Mrs Harold Lev erton Debbie and Sandy Orangeville Mrs William J Figi Argyle and Miss Marie Grant Mr and Mrs Eugene Ross and Brenda Mrs Ralph L Figi George and Jo Mr and Mrs Leland Showers Mr and Mrs Franklyn Koch Mr and Mrs Frank Koch Rick and John JoAnn Larson Mr and Mrs Bernard Dooley Richard and Susan Matt Peter Dennis and Alice Figi.
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Richard and
Susan
Matt
Peter
Dennis
Alice Figi
Play Reading Set At Green County Writers Meeting
Dr. Harriet Anundsen will read an original play at the Green County Regional Writers meeting Thursday at her cabin in Tarzan City. A potluck supper starts at 6 30 p.m with members bringing table service sandwiches and a dish to pass. If rain occurs the supper moves indoors to the cabin.
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Harriet Anundsen
Green County Regional Writers Meeting
Tarzan City
Open House Honors Monroe High Class of 1961
Barbara Schuetze Joyce Sacker and Judy Hanson hosted an open house for Monroe High School’s 1961 graduates at the Edwin Schuetze home after Commencement exercises Thursday night.
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Barbara Schuetze
Joyce Sacker
Judy Hanson
Monroe High School
Edwin Schuetze
Kindschis Leave Monday for Europe Five Weeks Abroad
Dr and Mrs Leslie G Kindschi George and Kim depart Monday for five weeks in Europe. From O’Hare Field they fly to London then Norway. In Bergen a bus and boat trip takes them to Oslo to visit relatives Dr and Mrs Erling Smedal. They will tour Oslo Copenhagen Amsterdam Paris Zurich and Italy before returning to Monroe.
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Leslie G. Kindschi
George
Kim
Europe
O'Hare Field
London
Norway
Bergen
Oslo
Kindschi
Erling Smedal
Mansfield
Kindschis
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Paris
Zurich
Dr. Kindschi
Italy
Monroe
Jordan Club Meets for May Session and Rural Life Sunday
Jordan 4 I Club held its May meeting with Lonna Hartwig presiding and leading pledges. Special talks on first aid and mouth to mouth respiration were given by Mrs. Lee Hartwig and Oscar Schumacher. Members sang, lunched, and joined Browntown Peace church choir for Rural Life Sunday.
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Jordan 4-1I
Lonna Hartwig
Bonnie Zumkehr
Lee Hartwig
Oscar Schumacher
Luann Gutzmer
Bob Natz
Browntown Peace Church
Browntown Club
Jordan Club
Hustlers 4 H Orangeville Barn Meeting Set
The Orangeville Hustlers 4 H club will hold a barn meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the Fred Obert home. Jimmie Obert will give a talk, Leslie Gelter will present a topic report, and a demonstration will be by Jerry Obert Virgil Scheider and Glen Phillips. Families on the refreshment committee.
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Hustlers
Orangeville
Fred Obert
Jimmie Obert
Leslie Gelter
Jerry Obert
Virgil Scheider
Glen Phillips
Greenville 4H Club Plans Evening Meeting
Greenville 4H club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the grade school gym. Norman Caudle Marian Heck Cindy Lincoln Jim Snyder and Donna Jones will give talks and demonstrations. Special numbers will be Christian Hilton Dorothy Babler Kathy Caudle and Darrell Heck. The pop committee will consist of the Thoman and Yeagle families.
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Greenville
Orangeville
Norman Caudle
Marian Heck
Cindy Lincoln
Jim Snyder
Donna Jones
Christian Hilton
Dorothy Babler
Kathy Caudle
Darrell Heck
Thoman
Yeagle
Son Slays Executive of A and P Food Firm
Robert Woodruff Besch Sr., 42, assistant sales manager at the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co., was shot and killed by his 14-year-old son in Millburn New Jersey. The boy admitted the shooting with a .22 pistol and was noted as undergoing psychiatric treatment and an NRA sharpshooter with nine bars. The victim's wife, Minnie Wrightson, is a great granddaughter of George Huntington Hartford.
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NRA
Besch
Minnie Wrightson
George Huntington Hartford
Chain
Boys Admit Wrecking Jersey Police Statue
In Jersey City a statue of a police centurion at a memorial plot was found hacked to pieces on Friday night. Police report the head and torso were damaged, confirming vandalism at the site. Authorities investigate suspects following the act at the police memorial grounds.
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Jersey
Jersey City
N. J
Oklahoma Military Academy graduation honors for Jasper cadet
Cadet Lt. Allen L. Lewis of Jasper Indiana graduated with high honors from Oklahoma Military Academy Claremore on May 26. He earned top military science and top science awards, along with academic proficiency and outstanding cadet identifications, and received the academy merit ribbon. Maj. Gen. William C Bullock spoke at the Will Rogers Auditorium commencement after a parade and ball on May 25.
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Allen L. Lewis
Jasper
Ind
Oklahoma Military Academy
Claremore
Okla
Lewis
Chevron and
Sabor Society
William C. Bullock
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Will Rogers Auditorium
OMA
Bronze statue found in Jersey City cemetery theft
Police said a Bayonne bronze statue was found under an electric train layout in the cellar of a Jersey City boy. He confessed with another juvenile to removing the statue from the cemetery early Thursday morning to sell it for junk. Police valued the statue at 17,000 dollars.
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Bayonne
Jersey City
Senate panel denies 300000 fund for Madison lab addition
The Senate appropriations committee refused a 300000 request to design an addition to the U S Forest Products Laboratory in Madison.
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Washington
U.S. Forest Products Laboratory
Madison
Senate Appropriations Committee
Stock Market Shows Caution Amid Kennedy Khrushchev Ties
The New York market moved little across three sessions after the Memorial Day break as uncertainty from the Kennedy Khrushchev talks lingered. Washington toyed with new stock exchange probe legislation while Trujillo’s assassination raised Latin American concerns. Despite some auto production chatter, the week ended mixed with blue chips lifting late but declines outnumbering advances.
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ED Morse
New York
Washington
Wall Street
Kennedy
Paris
Vienna
Khrushchev
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Latin America
Shawano Broker Dodge Sentenced to Eight Years
Shawano stockbroker and former mayor J Dodge pleaded guilty to 18 counts of theft totaling about 89000 and a false net worth statement plus a sale of unregistered securities. Circuit Judge Andrew W Parnell consolidated sentences to three groups with concurrent terms totaling 47 years and six months.
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Shawano
Sherburn J. Dodge
Andrew W. Parnell
Appleton
Dodge
Extension course from Wisconsin to be offered at New Glarus
The New Glarus school board announces University of Wisconsin Education 163 Classroom use of Radio and Television. The three credit course may be taken for undergrad or grad credit and will meet weekly at 4:30 p.m. Wednesdays at the high school. Professor Harold Engel will instruct. He has traveled in Switzerland and holds travel films for possible use in class.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus School Board
University of Wisconsin
Harold Engel
Engel
Switzerland
New Glarus Plans Summer Reading Start
The summer reading program begins Monday June 19 at the grade school. Third and fourth graders meet 8:15 a.m. in Room 15, fifth through eighth in Room 22, while first and second graders meet 9:15 a.m. in Room 15.
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NEW Glarus
Times
Talmage Re elected By Cemetery Group
ALBANY Times Special reports Raymond Talmadge was reelected director of the Exeter Cemetery Association for a five year term at the annual meeting held at the cemetery. The treasurer’s report showed a small financial gain for the past year. Attendees included Mrs. Mabel Webster and Mr. and Mrs. William Steindorf.
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Albany
Raymond Talmadge
Exeter Cemetery Association
Mabel Webster
William Steindorf
Deputies Probe Dogs Menacing Cattle in Mt Pleasant
A sheriff deputy was called to Edward Schneeberger farm in Mt Pleasant Township at 4 37 am on a complaint that a pack of dogs was after cattle. The dogs drove part of the herd through a steel gate, smashed it down, and then chased cattle at nearby Albert Moritz farm. Schneeberger could not get within shooting distance of the dogs.
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Edward Schneeberger
Mt. Pleasant Township
Albert Moritz
Schneeberger
Mrs Schultz to Speak on Welfare Society at Lutheran Women
Mrs Lauretta Schulz intake social worker will discuss The Lutheran Welfare Society of Wisconsin at the United Lutheran Church Women general meeting Monday at 8 p m in Grace Lutheran church parlors. Mrs Viva Stauffacher in charge with Esther Circle hostess Mrs John Holts opple.
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Lauretta Schulz
Lutheran Welfare Society of Wisconsin
United Lutheran Church Women
Grace Lutheran Church
Viva Stauffacher
Esther Circle
John Holtsopple
Thomas D. Figi Honored At Buffet Luncheon
Thomas D. Figi from the Monroe high school class of 1961 was honored at a buffet luncheon after Commencement Thursday evening at his parents home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lester Peterson of Dodgeville and other locals from Allan Winslow Luther Larson Dewayne Erickson and Blanchard areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Figi
Monroe High School
Dewayne L. Figi
Route 1
Lester Peterson
Dodgeville
Luther Larson
Allan
Doug
Winslow
Dewayne Erickson
Larry
Rona
Blanchard
Duke Ellington Plans For Event in Freeport
Duke Ellington and his orchestra perform at Consistory Auditorium Freeport for a two hour concert on Tuesday June 13 at 8 15 p m Reserved seating Tickets available at Em ment's Drug Store Freeport Mail orders accepted via Dan Habacker Care of the drug store The program features Johnny Hodges Harry Carney Ray Nance Lil Greenwood and Ozzie Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Duke Ellington
Consistory Auditorium
Emment’s
Dan Habecker
Ellington
Johnny Hodges
Harry Carney
Ray Nance
Lil Greenwood
Ozzie Bailey
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En An Daily Record
Reese Pareer
Oeaseeserees
Jane
Son Slays
A and P Food
Academy Graduate
Allen Is
Frank Buehler
Buehler
Allen Lewis
Glarus
Talmage
Mrs. Schultz
Thomas Figi
Goetz
Walt Disneys
Technicolor
Bula Vista Distribution Co
Ime
Disney
Underwood
Panama
Frank
William Ath
Frigidaire A
A&e
Liberal
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