Wisconsin Weather Outlook With Sun And A Chance Of Thunder
Clear and cool this afternoon with mostly sunny skies in Wisconsin. Tonight and Friday remain fair with little temperature change. Extreme south may see thundershowers Friday afternoon or night, lows 40s to 50s, highs 70s to 80s. Monroe reports fair and cool tonight, similar Friday with a few showers possible in southern sections. Highs near 77 to 82. Sunrise 5 13, sunset 8 45.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Monroe
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Property Changes Hands
Wendell L. Simmons transfers part of It 1, block 3 and part It 2, block 1 in Swiss Lane Subdivision Monroe to Leo Hilfiker in a property conveyance.
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Wendell L. Simmons
Leo Hilfiker
City of
Monroe
Court notices outline fines for multiple traffic offenses
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Charlies Oscar Peterson of Route 2 Brodhead faces three counts including stop sign violations with $10 and costs, no valid driver's license, and speeding with $10 and costs. State Patrol lists Emil Treuthardt Juda with no current registration and Merton M. Zimmerman speeding a truck with $17 and costs.
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Roger L. Elmer Charlies
Oscar Peterson
Brodhead
Emil Treuthardt
Juda
Merton M. Zimmerman
Forfeiture by Koenig Over Stop Sign Violation
Ernest Koenig of Monroe forfeits $10 after a Monroe police stop sign violation.
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Ernest Koenig
Monroe
Masshardt and Smith Granted Marriage Licenses
Hans A Masshardt 30 of 2223 Std St and Wanda Lou Smith 25 of Route 2 Galesville receive marriage licenses.
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Hans A. Masshardt
Wanda Lou Smith
Galesville
Obituary Notes for Three Wisconsin Residents Read
Mrs. Stanley Kent aged 48 from Freepaca, Alvin N. Larson 81 of Beloit, and Mrs. Ever Gena Broten 67 of Blue Mounds are listed in a local death notice with ages and hometowns across Wisconsin.
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Stanley Kent
Freepaca
Alvin N. Larson
Beloit
Ever
Gena) Broten
Blue Mounds
Births for Barth and Roth Families
Mr and Mrs Dale Barth Route 4 welcome a daughter born June 9. Mr and Mrs Ned Roth Brodhead celebrate a new son born June 10.
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Dale Barth
Route 4
Ned Roth
Brodhead
Hospital accident list names patients and staff
A compiled notice lists accident and medical patients across several towns. Names include Roger Gibbons Monticello Mrs Lucy McCauley Belleville Pat Mills 1420 29th Ave and multiple others with city and partial addresses. Dismissals mention Leo Mau Jack Oostdik Donald Chamberlin Carl Albertson and others.
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Roger Gibbons
Monticello
Lucy McCauley
Belleville
Pat Mills
29Th Ave
Raymond Wells
Beloit
Dina Rugh
Argyle
Fred Yager
New Glarus
Fred Schrepfer
Martin Winger
Darlington
Robert Guenzler
Lanark
Robert Naugle
John Magner
Rockton
Rodolfo Velazquez
Rock Falls
Ned Hanson
Mrs. Gena Broten Dies in Dodgeville Hospital
Mrs. Ever Gena Severson Broten, 67, of Blue Mounds, died after a long illness in a Dodgeville hospital. Born January 6, 1898 in York Township, she married Ever Broten May 11, 1921. Survived by husband, daughter Elaine Boley, two sons Ardell and Donald, two sisters, two brothers, eight grandchildren. burial at York Cemetery after services at York Church Saturday led by Rev. Clifford Peterson.
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Blanchardville
Ever
Gena) Broten
Blue Mounds
Dodgeville
Gena Severson Broten
York Township
Green County
Andrew
Carrie Severson
Sunnyside
Ever Broten
Perry Lutheran Parsonage
Mt. Horeb
York Lutheran Church
Aid Society
York Church
Clifford Peterson
York Cemetery
Saether
Tulsa Youth Captures National Spelling Title
A 12-year-old Tulsa, Oklahoma Boy Scout Michael Kerpan Jr. won the 38th National Spelling Bee after 17 rounds of competition for $5,700 in prizes. Second place went to Judy Marie Guarr, 12, of Topeka, Kansas.
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Washington W
Michael Kerpan Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Judy Marie Guarr
Topeka
Kan
Orangeville News Highlights Local Graduations and Visits
Mrs Glen E Bolender reports weekend visits including Paul Frenzel and family with Kenneth Heimann in Warren and Clarence Rebly with Harry Sauer in Brodhead. Mon roe High School and LeWin High School graduations were attended along with Beverly Altenbern as a graduate. Charlotte Hemphill, Madison College student and 1965 Orangeville High School grad, visited home. Barbara Ann Bartos earned a St Thomas Aquinas Grade School scholarship and plans to attend Acquin High School.
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Paul Frenzel
Kenneth Heimann
Warren
Clarence Rebly
Harry Sauer
Brodhead
Theron Yeagle
Monroe High School
Merrill Mays
John Solace
McConnell
LeWin High School
Beverly Altenbern
Barbara
Acquin High School
Wagner will not seek re election for New York mayor
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announced he will not run again, a rare move for a three term Democrat mayor of New York City. He is the only Democrat to serve three four year terms as mayor.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Debt ceiling bill seeks $328 billion rise for year
ASK CEILING HIRE WASHINGTON The House approved a bill to raise the national debt ceiling to 328 billion dollars for one year starting July 1, sending the measure to the Senate for action.
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Washington
House
Senate
Local notices and visits span Monroe and nearby towns
Mrs Howard Steinmann of Monticello joined a Monroe caller. A rummage sale runs Friday and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm at basement 808 25th Ave. Harvey Rost and daughter Judith Teubert visited from Indian Ford. St Johns grilled chicken dinner Sunday June 13 11:30 am to 3 pm at South Wayne Village Park Highway 11 fourteen miles west of Monroe. adults 1.50 children under 12 0.75. Miss Dianne Burgy of Beloit heads to Boulder Colorado for graduate work while teaching at Royce School. she will pursue a master in Guidance at University of Colorado. Mr and Mrs W A Thayer and son Mike visit from Kokomo Indiana for two weeks with local families. Thayer formerly managed Montgomery Ward Monroe store. Prien and Solbran families are related through marriage.
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Howard Steinmann
Monticello
Monroe
25Th Ave
Harvey Rost
Judith Teubert
Indian Ford
St. John’s
South Wayne Village
Highway 11
Dianne Burgy
T. J. Burgy
Iith St
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Royce School
Beloit
W. A. Thayer
Mike
Kokomo
Ind
Matt Solbran
John Prien
Thayers
Thayer
Montgomery Ward
Prien
Disaster Fund Group To Meet Again Friday
The Green County Disaster Fund Committee met to continue distributing aid to Palm Sunday tornado victims and planned another meeting at the Commercial and Savings Bank to conclude its work. The Monroe Chamber of Commerce committee invites informants to report uninsured losses. Members include Rev. Gerritt Mouw chair, Orville Evans secretary, co treasurers L J Schroeder and John F Kundert, and others.
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Green County Disaster Fund Committee
Palm Sunday
Commercial and Savings Bank
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Gerritt Mouw
Orville R Evans
L. J. Schroeder
John F. Kundert
Edward L. Niffenegger
T. J. Burgy Jr
Lyle Sickinger
Herbert Goecks
Edward Doyle
Joseph Urban
Larry Lindgren
Loss of Film Deepens Mystery About Satellite
Houston space officials cannot locate the satellite pictures taken by astronaut James McDivitt during the Gemini 4 flight. Julian Scheer of NASA said technicians have examined every frame of film and cannot find the satellite, leaving the mystery unresolved.
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Houston
Tex
James McDivitt
Julian Scheer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
McDivitt
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Augusta Butt
Mrs. Augusta Butt aged 80 died Sunday at her farm home. Services were at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown with Rev. John E. Masters officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Monroe. Pallbearers: Dean Pickett Darlington Walter Gutzmer Reinhold Grady Fritz Wieland Virgil Berg Donald Marti. Stuessy Funeral Home in charge.
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Augusta Butt
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
John E. Masters
Sherry
Sandra Weiss
Old Rugged Cross
Helen Anderson
Greenwood Cemetery
Monroe
Dean Pickett
Darlington
Walter Gutzmer
Reinhold Grady
Woodford
Fritz Wi
Knowles Signs Income Tax Bill for disaster losses
Gov Warren P Knowles signed a bill allowing Wisconsin flood and tornado victims to report property losses on their 1964 income tax returns. He also approved a $20000 supplemental appropriation to the Conservation Department for 45000 brochures about Wisconsin recreational facilities.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Conservation Department
Referendum Set On Six Month Voting Residence Law
Gov Warren P Knowles signed bills in Madison for a November 1966 referendum to reduce the residency requirement to six months for voting in state and local elections, replacing the present one year rule. He noted mobility and communication enable informed voting in six months.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Knowles
No New Delinquency Petitions Heard In May
Judge Roger L. Elmer heard no new delinquency petitions in Juvenile Court during May. Two cases, previously reported, were in supplemental proceedings and five juvenile traffic cases were heard. The traffic charges included speeding and muffler issues. one case was dismissed and one juvenile was fined for a non moving violation. Licenses were suspended for 90 days, 60 days, and six weeks.
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Roger L. Elmer
Houston Welcomes McDivitt and White After Space Return
Astronaut James McDivitt and Ed White return to Houston after spaceflight, greeted by about 500 family members. McDivitt celebrates his 30th birthday with his wife and three children as White hugs his wife Pat and 11-year-old son Eddie.
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Houston
Tex
James McDivitt
Edward White
Space
Father McDivitt
McDivitt
White
Pat
NASA
Patrick
Eddie
Prices Leave Wisconsin Cheddar Market Largely Steady
Madison Wisconsin cheese market reports prices unchanged with fair to good demand and fully ample supplies for current large styles. Cheddars 35-38354, 40 pound blocks 35-38, single daisies 394-4034, longhorns 3842-39, midgets 39-4 1.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Highway 11 West Detour Planned for Widening
Highway work will start this afternoon or tomorrow on the widening and resurfacing of Highway 11 West. Kenneth Meyer, highway commissioner, says equipment will move in and work begins. Barricades were set yesterday. Traffic will detour via 81 to Argyle and 78 back to Highway 11 at Gratiot, detour lasting until November.
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Highway 11
Kenneth Meyer
Meyer
Argyle
Gratiot
Check fraud warning and collection success five day notice
Koenig explains the five day notice may imply intent to defraud if payment fails after warning. He notes over 90 percent of bad checks are collected to date and most defaults are real. Deininger urges merchants to record car license numbers and descriptions when accepting checks unless they know the person well.
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Koenig
Deininger
Milwaukee Men Face Robbery Charge
Two Milwaukee men Allen Green and Theodore Charles Boggs were booked on armed robbery charges in Rockford after extradition waiver. They allegedly took $1,050 at a South Beloit liquor store with a sawed off shotgun. A shotgun and $667 were found in the car by Evansville officer Charles Babler.
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Milwaukee
Evansville
Rockford
Winnebago County
Allen Green
Theodore Charles Boggs
South Beloit
Charles Babler
Five Miners Killed in Mexican Cave-In
Five miners were killed and 13 injured in a cave-in at San Pedro to de Los Banos in Ixtlahuaca, central Mexico, on Wednesday.
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Ixtlahuaca
Mexico
San Pedro
de Los Banos
Madison survey lists 57 faculty across nine state universities
A Wednesday report shows nine state universities employ 57 faculty members in research teams spanning topics from rocket fuel to furniture design.
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Madison
Market Rebounds After Past Week of Heavy Selling
New York stocks rallied mid afternoon restoring strength after three straight down days. Volume reached 3.1 million shares in early trading as the Dow rose to 883.57, up 3.73 points, with many issues firming and gains extending into late morning before profit taking.
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New York
Juda By Mabel E Bauer
Sunday gatherings and visits are listed with names and places including Janesville Monroe and Brodhead. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Harrison Grenzow Earl Grenzow and family at Clarence Morton and Bethel church events. The notice mentions Irene Haas and Vernon Albright with daughter Ann in Chicago and Brodhead.
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Harrison Grenzow
Clarence Morton
Janesville
Earl Grenzow
Bethel Eub Church
Monroe
William Hartwig
Debra
Diane
Donna Goetz
Glen Wunschel
Free Methodist Church
Irene Haas
Chester Lewis
Brodhead
Vernon Albright
Ann
Chicago
Wedding and family visit notices from Juda and area
The report covers a wedding at Juda Baptist Church joining Miss Meredith Knauss and Rev. John Engstrom, plus multiple visiting relatives and birthday observances. Attendees include the Vernon Albright family from Chicago, the Goecks and Wunschel families, and residents visiting friends in Monroe and other towns.
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Glen Wunschel
Meredith Knauss
John Engstrom
Juda Baptist Church
Inez Weaver
Ruth Latham
Woodstock
Elmer Ladwig
Waukesha
Walter Ladwig
Minnie Ladwig
Pflaum
Janeen, Delavan
Walter
Anna Waelti
New Glarus
Eau Claire
Vernon Albright
Chicago
Guy Albright
Wayne Gempeler
Emil Goecks
Wendell Wunschel
Ruth Grossman
Virgil Grossman
Bernard Albright
Classified Ads Solve Time Woes With Quick Problems
Readers are urged to use classified ads to solve everyday problems quickly. The note promotes efficiency, suggesting ad requests can save time by connecting with services, trades, or items available locally. It emphasizes practical, time-saving solutions through concise postings.
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Texas
Marquette
Mich
St. Clare Hospital
VFW
Palmer Hall
Children’s Orders
Smokey Row
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
Jalue
State Farm
Drews
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Disaster Fund Group
John Freitag
Waldo Freitag
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Freitag Farm Service
Southern Wisconsin Cattle Credit Co
D! Scholls
Schmidt’s
Monroe Shoe Store
Don Clark
Sunny Vale
Miladys Eugene Hotel Bldg
Mabel E. Bauer
GOETZ
Shirley Malaine
Peter Ustinov
Richard Crenna
Times Square
Harold Snively
Prop
16Th Ave
Ferr
Oceanauts
Orly
H.G. Wells
Dynamron
Columbia Pictures Dresents
Charles H. Schneer
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