Wisconsin Weather Brief: Wind Thunderstorms Likely South
Weather outlook for Wisconsin shows brief thundershowers in the south this afternoon and evening with little temperature change tonight. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and warm with thunderstorms possible west. Lows tonight mid to upper 50s north, 60s south. highs Tuesday mid 70s to mid 80s. Winds from the southwest 10 to 20 mph today, easing tonight. Precipitation chances tonight 10 percent, Tuesday 10 percent.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Forfeitures of Russell Heston for stop sign violation
Monroe Police report Russell P. Heston of 711 28th Ave forfeits 10 dollars for a stop sign violation.
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Russell P. Heston
28Th Ave
Monroe
Death notices for several residents reported in Wisconsin paper
Deaths listed include Melford L Hodgson 81 Shulisburg Adrian J Clark 53 Mineral Point LeRoy O Scharnke 6 Madison Mrs Fred Luhman 88 Mt Horeb Mrs Kenneth Holt 58 Elroy Mrs Clara Hugil 92 Darling ton Wilfred H Gille 65 Gratiot Martha Sharpe 77 Janesville Mrs Chris Gempeler 95
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Melford L. Hodgson
Shulisburg
Adrian J. Clark
Mineral Point
LeRoy O. Scharnke
Madison
Fred Luhman
Mt. Horeb
Kenneth Holt
Elroy
Clara Hugil
Darlington
Wilfred H. Gille
Gratiot
Martha Sharpe
Janesville
Chris Gempeler
Probst and O Haver Families Herald June 19 Births
Mr and Mrs Richard Probst of Shullsburg report a daughter born June 19. Mr and Mrs Gregory O Haver of Freeport announce a son born June 19.
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Richard Probst
Shullsburg
Gregory O’haver
Freeport
St Clare Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
A hospital notice lists multiple patients in medical and surgical groups at St. Clare Hospital. Names include Mrs. Louis P. Genin, Oscar Roen, Jana Isely, Mrs. Harold Schulz, Walter Chart, Karl Mueller, Robert Guffey, Gilbert Thompson, Henry Elmer, Marilyn Higgins, Joshua Wild, Everett Miller, Dean Kuehl, and others with route and town details. Dismissals feature Spurgeon B Stair, Sanford Moore, Mark Ernest Wegner Jr and many others.
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Louis P. Genin
Belleville
Oscar Lucas
Oscar Roen
Orfordville
Jana Isely
Route 3
Harold Schulz
Monticello
Walter Chart
Mukwonago
Harold Nolden
Karl Mueller
New Glarus
Robert Guffey
Beloit
Gilbert Thompson
Blanchardville
Henry Elmer
Argyle
Marilyn Higgins
Clinton
Wis
Harvey Krueger
Bernell V. Johnson
Route 1
Mary Olthoff
Pearl City
Ill
Joshua Wild
Everett Miller
Kathryn Long
Brodhead
Daniel Hoppenan
Shullsburg
Rueben L. Kingdon
13Th Ave
Dean Kuehl
Orangeville
Everett Ingwell
John Blum
Spurgeon B. Stair
Sanford Moore
MacDonald Steinborn
Mark Ernest Wegner Jr
Raymond Swanningson
Edward L. Kennison
Keith Baumgartner
Prentice Mannetter
William Heitz
Walter F. Egli
George Scalia
Willie Honeycutt
Michael Einbeckson
Beverly Guttmer
Julia Brenkmeier
Mervin Andrews
Ralph L
Mrs. Gempeler Taken by Death
Mrs. Emma Gem peler 95 died Sunday afternoon at her daughter’s home in Fox Bluff Madison after living with them six years. Born October 14 1870 in Decatur Township she married Christian Gempeler in Albany March 7 1893. Survived by two sons four daughters 16 grandchildren 38 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday 1 30 p.m. Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead Reverend Lyle G Stephenson will officiate burial Greenwood cemetery Brodhead with calling Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Chris
Emma) Gempeler
John Hamacher
Fox Bluff
Madison
Gempeler
Imogene Nipple
Decatur Township
Chistian Gempeler
Albany
Brodhead
Mildred
Woman’s Relief Corps
Royal Neighbors
WSCS
Methodist Church
Walter
Chester
Tiffany
Wis
John M. Hamacher
Ray Swann
Zara Day
Milwaukee
Raymond Prisk
Ft. Atkinson
Two Area Girls Join Hereford Association
Anna Wuetrich and Karen Witt joined as new members of the Wisconsin Junior Hereford Association Saturday during the Illinois Wisconsin event held at Northern Pump Co Farms McHenry II. Attending the field day were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams Barbara Deborah and Jeffrey and Mrs. Lester Witt. Barbara is the Wisconsin group state treasurer and serves her last year as director after a three year term. Karen Meyer Bagley is the new Miss Wisconsin Junior Hereford Queen for the year. Mark Houslet Oxford is president of the Wisconsin Junior Hereford group.
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Anna Wuetrich
Karen Witt
Wisconsin Junior
Monticello Board Approves Seven Liquor Licenses
Monticello village board approved liquor and malt beverage licenses for seven individuals Louis Wyss Harry Schuerch George Graf William Gibbons Robert M Dodd Emil Rufer Jr and Earl Vickers. The board also approved soda water coin operated amusement devices and bartenders operators licenses and issued electrical licenses to Irving Eicherst Sr Raymond Gessler Dennis Rinehart and Dish Hardware. An assistant helper for street commissioner Harold Schulz was approved for summer.
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Monticello
Louis Wyss
Harry Schuerch
George Graf
William Gibbons
Robert M. Dodd
Emil Rufer Jr
Earl Vickers
Irving Eicherst Sr
Raymond Gessler
Dennis Rinehart
Dish Hardware
Harold Schulz
Phillips Takes Post With Telephone Firm
Ernie E. Phillips of Monroe began work as a central office man with Northwest Telephone Co at Delafield Wisconsin. He previously worked 17 years for United Telephone Co of Monroe. Mrs Phillips and their children Debra Dorinda Gregory Terry and Jeffrey will move to Delafield when housing is ready.
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Ernie E. Phillips
9Th St
Monroe
Northwest Telephone Company
Delafield
Wis
United Telephone Co
Names listed in a local social column
The notice lists individuals including Donald Jacobson John Paul in Jr Lester B Everson Kenneth Brechner Henry El mer Samuel F Humbel and several others with wives and sons and daughters in a social notices section.
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Donald Jacobson
John Paulin Jr
Lester B. Everson
Kenneth Brechner
Henry Elmer
Samuel F. Humbel
Jerald Clint
Duane Wilde
Glenn TeSelle
Henry Waselewski
Leo Leonhard
Norman Johnson
Families gather for Governor's Day events and visits
Mr and Mrs Jack Matthews of Janesville spent Fath ers Day weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Allie Holtshopple. Mr and Mrs William B Johnston and daughter Liz attended the parade and Governor's Day events at Camp McCoy on Saturday. Mike Neusse son of Dr and Mrs William Nuesse of Des Moines Iowa visits Monroe grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Tschudy. Mrs Nuesse is Doris Ann Tschudy. Mr and Mrs Rudy Gregg of Rock City visited Monroe Saturday and left for a Woodruff Wisconsin vacation with Mrs Gottlieb Oberholzer Mrs Fred Rieder and Ernest Kummer of Monroe. Mr and Mrs Herbert Tschudy of Des Moines Iowa attended Monroe High School 40th reunion. Mr and Mrs Jerry Meythaler and sons Jonathan and Jeffrey returned to suburban Waukesha after days with her parents Mr and Mrs Gottlob Krauss.
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Jack Matthews
Janesville
Allie Holtshopple
William B. Johnston
Liz
Camp McCoy
Mike Neusse
William Nuesse
Des Moines
Monroe
Henry Tschudy
Nuesse
Doris Ann Tschudy
Rudy Gregg
Rock City
Woodruff
Wis
Gottlieb Oberholzer
Fred Rieder
Ernest Kummer
Herbert Tschudy
Lfa
Monroe High School
Marco
Chicago Markets Report Shows Hogs and Cattle Movement
Market roundup from Chicago shows hogs higher across weights with bids up 25 to 50 cents and steady to higher cattle action including prime and high choice steers. Grain and dairy prices ease modestly with wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans quoted, reflecting steady wholesale trends.
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Chicago
Funeral services for Anton Motz 84 held in Orangeville parish
Funeral services for Anton Motz 84 who died Thursday were held Saturday at 8 30 a m in Stuessy Funeral Home and at 9 in St Victor s Catholic Church Rev Alfred Kunz assisted. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery Pallbearers were Joe Bilgin Alois Moest Sr Joe Milz Julian Kiechle Lee Gille Jr and Ambrose Mayer The Rosary was held Friday night.
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Anton Motz
Stuessy
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Alfred Kunz
Calvary Cemetery
Joe Bilgin
Alois Moest Sr
Orangeville
Joe Milz
Julian Kiechle
Lee Gille Jr
Ambrose Mayer
TOPS Meeting At Recreation Park June 22
All TOPS members and invited guests are asked to attend at the Recreation Park Shelter House on Wednesday June 22 at 7 p.m. Bring a low calorie dish to pass.
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Recreation Park
Knights of Columbus Dinner Meeting Tonight
The Knights of Columbus will hold a dinner meeting and election of officers tonight at the Legion Hall. Dinner will begin at 6 30 p.m.
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Knights of Columbus
Legion Hall
Patient at Wood Veterans Hospital in Wisconsin
James Fitzgibbons former Monroe attorney and brother of Mrs Ida Dahms is a patient at the Veterans Hospital at Wood Wisconsin. Cards and messages from friends would be appreciated.
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Wood
James Fitzgibbons
Monroe
Ida Dahms
Veterans Hospital
Wood, Wis
Belleville Woman Suffers Arm Injuries in Fall
Mrs. Louis P. Genin of Belleville, 55, injured in a fall at home Saturday morning. She sustained multiple cuts and a fractured left arm and is listed in good condition at St. Clare Hospital.
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Louis P. Genin
Belleville
St. Clare Hospital
Kit telsen Couple Welcome First Child in Madison
Mr and Mrs Gregory Kittelsen 1806 Helen Parkway Madison are parents of a son born June 17 at University Hospitals. Mrs Kittelsen formerly Edith Haire of Milwaukee. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rodney O Kittelsen Monroe. maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs James Haire Milwaukee. Paternal great grandfather is Fred Haldiman New Glarus.
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Kittelsen
Gregory Kittelsen
Helen Parkway
Madison
University Hospitals
Edith Haire
Milwaukee
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Monroe
James Haire
Fred Haldiman
New Glarus
Condition Improves for Dixie Mitchell After Truck Accident
Four year old Dixie Mitchell injured in a Saturday morning truck trailer crash on Highway 69 seven miles north of Monroe is reported doing fairly well at St. Clare Hospital. She was a passenger in her father Dale W. Mitchells truck, and suffered serious head injuries.
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Dixie Mitchell
Highway 69
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Dale W. Mitchell
Dixie
Raymond Coogan Shot In Abdomen At Mineral Point
Raymond Coogan age 39 of Route 1 Mineral Point progresses fairly well at St. Clare Hospital after a June 15 gunshot to the abdomen. A 47 year old woman faces Lafayette county charges of illegal handling of firearms.
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Raymond Coogan
Route 1
Mineral Point
St. Clare Hospital
Lafayette County
May release possible for patient after lengthy hospital stay
Ralph Duchow, hospitalized 11 weeks at St. Clare after arterial hardening surgeries, may be released this week his wife said. He received 12 blood transfusions and underwent one eight hour operation.
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Ralph Duchow
St. Clare
Receives Degree Argyle
Times Special reports Andrew Skinrood of Lamont has earned a degree. The note identifies the recipient and hometown, with no additional celebration details provided.
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Andrew Skinrood
Lamont
Mathematics Master Widens Role at Argyle High School
Skin rood earned a Master of Science in mathematics. His paper titled Improving the Mathematics Preparation of College-bound High School Students reflects his focus as a math instructor at Argyle High School.
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Skinrood
Argyle High School
New Argyle Police Chief Named
Basil Wilson resigns as Argyle chief of police and moves to Chrysler Motor Co in Belvidere Illinois. Richard Hawley succeeds him as chief, is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hawley of Argyle.
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Hawley
Argyle
Basil Wilson
Chrysler Motor Co
Belvidere
Ill
Richard Hawley
Robert Hawley
Hatching of Chicks Shows Improvement
Washington reports stronger poultry output in early 1966 with 1.16 million broiler chicks hatched, up 9 percent from 1965, and 306 million egg-type chicks, up 13 percent. June projections favor higher hatchings of both broiler and egg types.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Hue Eases Hold on Hospital as Buddhist Leader Toughs Out Fast
Saigon reports Premier Ky's forces tightened control around Hue and sealed the hospital room of the northern Buddhist rebel leader who has been fasting for 13 days in anti-government protest.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Market Steady For Madison Wisconsin Cheddar
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with fair to good demand and adequate offerings. Prices show 40 pound blocks at 43 to 46 cents per pound, single daisies 47 to 50, longhorns 47, and midgets 47 to 50 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Thirteen Hospitalized After Dwight Train Bus Collision
A collision in Dwight involved a train and a bus carrying 46 teenagers en route to a church youth camp. Thirteen people were hospitalized, all reported in good condition early today.
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Dwight
Ill
Lost Act Highlight Sparks Logical Debate
A strange editorial notes that a missing act reveals the logical reasoning behind a civic decision. The piece points to gaps in records and questions how authorities interpret law during public discourse.
Nelson Seeks Higher Milk Price to Promote Dairying
Senator Nelson urged Secretary Freeman to raise milk price supports to 3.75 per hundredweight. He argued the April 1 increase to 3.50 failed to stop declines in milk production, with May down 4.1 percent from a year earlier after drops in January through April. Nelson said immediate action is needed to boost dairy income and keep farm families in dairying.
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Washington
Orville E. Freeman
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Nelson
Agriculture Department
Freeman
Mrs Tobin Serves On IOOF Youth Camp Staff
Mrs. Chester Tobin marks her 10th year on the Rebekah IOOF Youth Camp staff at Spencer Lake. She arrived with Chester Duchow, joining Kathy Discher sponsored by Esther Rebekah Lodge, and Rex Leopold with Steve Bayrhoffer. The boys are sponsored by IOOF No. 72 and the Odd Fellows donate cheese for camp use after government surplus rejections.
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Chester Tobin
Rebekah- Ioof
Spencer Lake
Chester Duchow
Kathy Discher
Esther Rebekah Lodge
Rex Leopold
Steve Bayrhoffer
Ioof No. 72
Brady Enrolls in Summer Science Institute at IWU
Matthew J. Brady of 1754 17th Street has joined Illinois Wesleyan University program for high school science and math teachers from June 13 to August 5. The National Science Foundation funds tuition for most participants as well as travel allowance and a dependent stipend.
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Matthew J. Brady
17Th St
Illinois Wesleyan University
National Science Foundation
Kennedy backs Johnson for 1968 bid and plans Senate run
Senator Robert Kennedy announces support for President Johnson's 1968 re election and says he will seek only the Senate in 1970.
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LBJ
New York
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
President Johnson
Senate
Supreme Court Bars Retroactive Use Of Confession Rules
The Supreme Court today barred retroactive application of its new rules that strictly limit trial use of confessions. The decision clarifies that the changes do not apply to earlier cases or proceedings.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court
Madison Academy of Beauty Culture Grad Receives Diploma
Graduates Miss Sharon Lea Beer daughter of Alois and Mrs Beer completed 1500 hours of technical training at Madison Academy of Beauty Culture Madison. She is a Monroe High School graduate and now qualified as a beautician and cosmetologist after studies in anatomy hygiene chemistry facials permanent waving tinting and other beauty phases.
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Sharon Lea _ Beer
Alois T. Beer
Madison Academy of Beauty Culture
Madison
Monroe High School
Break-in Reported at Monroe Concession Stand
Monroe police investigate break-in at Glenn Mile stone's concession stand in Twining Park. Milestones closed at 10 30 p m Thursday and Sunday afternoon found the door tampered with extensive damage and theft of ice cream supplies soda and candy.
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Glenn Milestone
Twining Park
Monroe
Milestones
Eagles Elect Becker State President and Kaczmarski Vice President
The Fraternal Order of Eagles elected Raymon Becker of Merrill as state president and Ed Kaczmarski of Beaver Dam as vice president. The state convention was picketed by Black protesters criticizing the group's membership policies.
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Kenosha
Order of Eagles
Raymon Becker
Merrill
Ed Kaczmarski
Beaver Dam
Price Support Hike Likely for Dairy Milk
The Agriculture Department flags a probable rise in milk price supports for manufacturing milk after May output hits 11.7 billion pounds, 4 percent below last year and the lowest for May since 1840. May production marks the 14th consecutive y/y decline, drivers include dairy farmers shifting to more profitable crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Auto Club Outing Hits Madison Park Venues
Over 30 members of the Yester-Year Auto Club traveled to Madison Vilas Park yesterday for a noon potluck on the grounds. The club plans its next outing for Sunday July 10 to the Pines at Dixon Illinois.
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Auto Club
Madison Vilas Park
Pines
Dixon
Ill
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