Weather Outlook for Wisconsin and Monroe Zone
Occasional rain this afternoon in Wisconsin turning heavier with a few thundershowers tonight. Wednesday showers end in the southwest and extreme west. Temperatures little changed. tonight low 55 to 60, high 60 to 70. Monroe Zone: cloudy with rain this afternoon becoming heavier with possible thundershowers tonight. Wednesday showers end with little temperature change. Low tonight 55 to 60. High 60 to 70.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Weather Data Snapshot from Local Almanac
From 1 p.m. Monday to 1 p.m. Tuesday. High 64, low 56. Precipitation 0.13 of an inch since yesterday at 1 p.m. Barometer 30.20 at 1 a.m. and 30.17 at 1 p.m. Warmest place Gila Bend Arizona 116. Coldest Big Piney Wyoming 20. Sunrise 5:22, sunset 8:41. Year-ago highs 81, lows 60.
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GARE
S.i Reed Oe
U.S.A
Gila Bend
Ariz
Big Piney
Wyo
Real Estate Transfers in Clarno and Monroe
Harry Huffman transfers sec 18 in Clarno Township to Ralph R. Starkland. Leland L. Lamboley transfers lot 5 block 6 in the Plat of New Mexico to Ralph G. Krauss in Monroe.
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Harry Huffman
Ralph R. Starkland
Clarno Township
Leland L. Lamboley
Ralph G. Krauss
New Mexico
Monroe
Estates Probate Actions and Appointments
Estates in Rockford Darlington and Bavaria detail probates and administrations. Joyce Cronk named administratrix of Ray W. Preston estate who died June 7. Victor Stephens estate admin Lester Stephens Sr. Victor Stephens died June 13. John Coryell and Henry Aebly named appraisers. Ervin W. Johnson named administrator de bonis non for Louis Ross estate, who died March 18. Dale Lancaster resigns as administrator for health reasons. Donald Brazel named administrator for Max Dubel estate who died April 14. Possible surviving brother in Bavaria. Fred J. Stauffacher will admitted to probate with two sons Glenn F. and H. S. Stauffacher as co executors. Will dated April 8, 1947. specific bequests to wife and four children with balance in trust for widow and equal share to children at her death.
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Joyce Cronk
Rockford
Ray W. Preston
Lester Stephens Sr
Victor Stephens
John Coryell
Henry Aebly
Ervin W. Johnson
Darlington
Louis Ross
Dale Lancaster
Donald Brazel
Max Dubel
Bavaria
Europe
Fred J. Stauffacher
Glenn F
H. S. Stauffacher
Driving under influence changed to reckless driving cases
Justice L A Koenig and Stanley B McGranahan of Darlington faced charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence that were altered to reckless driving on motion by the city attorney with $75 and costs. Monroe police report Donald L Dunaway of Route 2 Monroe was charged with speeding and faces costs with no fine or penalty for a minor involved in the traffic mishap per state statute.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
Stanley B. McGranahan
Darlington
Monroe
Donald L. Dunaway
Marriage Licenses for James Williams and Claire Pierce
James Ira Williams 26 of Route 1 Juda and Claire Adele Pierce 24 of Route 1 Brodhead listed as a marriage license couple. Both names appear in the public record of licenses issued this period.
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James Ira Williams
Juda
Claire Adele Pierce
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Patients Listed
Medical notes list patients including Jeffery Otteson of 2520 7th Street and names Mrs August Figurd son from Waukesha Marvin Garri from Argyle Mrs Henry Zingg from New Glarus Marilyn Nusbaum from Brodhead Jack Pate from Beloit Mrs Grace Daly from Woodstock Mrs Frank Kraipowich from Rockford and Julie Dunham.
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Jeffery Otteson
7Th Street
August Figurdson
Waukesha
Marvin Garrison
Argyle
Henry Zingg
New Glarus
Marilyn Nusbaum
Brodhead
Jack Pate
Beloit
Grace Daly
Woodstock
Frank Kraipowich
Rockford
Julie Dunham
Lafayette Youth Named 4-H Officer
James VanMatre of Lafayette County was elected vice president of the State Junior Leader Council for a two year term during State 4H Club Week in Madison. Ronald Mueller represented Lafayette County in a speaking contest, and band and chorus members from several clubs will perform at the Wisconsin State Fair.
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James VanMatre
Lafayette County
Madison
Ronald Mueller
Elk Grove
Nancy Curry
Avon
Sharon Soper
Argyle
Lorraine Winger
Argyle Club
Lafayette
Rosie Wiegel
Kay Carpenter
Seymour Club
Donna Hirsbrunner
Janice van Matre
Happy Hour
Mary
Larry Ludlum
Capitol
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Eckstam
Mrs Anna Eckstam 71 mother of Dr Eugene Eckstam of Monroe died Sunday at her Madison home. Services 1 30 p m tomorrow Frautschi Funeral Home Madison with Rev Alfred Swan officiating. Burial Forest Hill cemetery. Friends call 7 to 9 tonight. She was a Madison nurse 40 years a graduate of Augustana College School of Nursing Chicago. Husband Emmanuel died 1957. Survived by son two brothers Dr Ernest Olson Ra cine and Arvid Olson Gary Ind three sisters Mrs Walter Armstrong Chicago Mrs William Schuster Gary Ind Mrs Douglas Crowe Durban South Africa and three grandchildren.
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Anna Eckstam
Eugene E. Eckstam
Monroe
Madison
Frautschi Funeral
Alfred W. Swan
Forest Hill Cemetery
Eckstam
Augustana College School of Nursing
Chicago
Emmanuel Eckstam
Ernest Olson
Racine
Arvid Olson
Gary
Ind
Walter Armstrong
William Schuster
Douglas Crowe
Durban
South Africa
Gunaca Parole Plea Denied by State Board
Detroit man John Gunaca, serving a three year prison term for assault on Kohler workers in 1954 and then a United Auto Workers member, had his first parole application denied after a board interview earlier this month. The parole board reviews applications every six months.
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Madison
John Gunaca
Detroit
Kohler Co
State Parole Board
Gunaca
Parole Board
Kohler
United Auto Workers
Orphans Escape Fire At Chattanooga Orphanage
Quick-acting housemothers guided 115 children including eight infants to safety as a two story suburban orphanage burned Monday night. No injuries were reported among the nine age groups.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dismissals Named in 1128th Avenue Case
A list of individuals dismissed includes Rodney Sonnen burg Gregory Youtzy Fred Campbell Elmer Bates Stanford Nyberg Mrs George Tre zek and son Mrs John Cleary Mrs Fay Wescott Mrs Merwin Stout Mrs Gary Tinder and Mrs Betty Burgie from the 1128 19th avenue matter with no further details provided.
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19Th Avenue
Rodney Sonnenburg
Gregory Youtzy
Fred Campbell
Elmer Bates
Stanford Nyberg
George Trezek and Son
John Cleary
Fay Wescott
Merwin Stout
Gary Tinder
Betty Burgie
Personal Mention Across Town Highlighted by Local Visits
Randall J. Elmer of Monticello was in Monroe for business. Mrs. Beckers and family from Juda were in Monroe on business. Donna McDermott of Argyle and Edna Hendrickson of 918 12th St attended an Institute of Cosmetology session in Madison. Capt. Frank E. Hamilton and family visited then planned a South Korea tour after a 13 month duty in El Paso. Janet S. Taylor of Natick stayed with extended family in Monroe and Oakley. Dr. Elmer Woelfer hosted her in Oconomowoc.
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Randall J. Elmer
Monticello
Monroe
Woman’s Relief Corp
Edward Kaderly
Juda
Donna McDermott
Argyle
Edna L. Hendrickson
12Th Street
Institute of Cosmetology
Madison Vocational and Adult School
Fred Blanc
Florida
Bahamas
Blanc
American Medical Technologists
Miami Beach
Nas
Frank E. Hamilton
Lynne
Christine
E. C. Hamilton
el Paso
Tex
Capt. Hamilton
South Korea
Janet S. Taylor
Natick
Mass
Vashni M. Marchant
Mason E. Marchant
Oakley
Taylor
Elmer Woelffer
Oconomowoc
Woelffer
Marchants
Two Monroe Winners Leave for Activities
Two Monroe boys who won a Milwaukee Journal contest leave for four days of activities in Minneapolis. Timothy Kubly and Charles Remus will ski boat and tour the city with plans to join by Friday Duanne Heins and John Benkert for Braves game and a car race among other events.
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Monroe
Milwaukee Journal
Minneapolis
Charles F. Kummer
Timothy Kubly
Robert Kubly
Charles Remus
Samuel A. Remus
Kubly
Remus
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Milwaukee
Duanne Heins
Guerdon C. Heins
John Benkett
Josef J. Benkert
Braves
Teachers Attend Trees for Tomorrow Camp Session
Two teachers join the 15th annual five weeks summer workshop at Trees for Tomorrow Camp in Eagle River. Miss Hazel Huffman of South School receives a $100 Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs scholarship. George Jacobs Jr of Prion Rural School gains a $150 Green County Agricultural Chest scholarship.
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Trees For Tomorrow
Eagle River
Hazel Huffman
14Th Avenue
South School
George Jacobs Jr
8Th Street
Prion
Huffman
Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jacobs
Green County Agricultural Chest
Farm Home Garage Destroyed by Fire
Orangeville firemen battled a five mile East of town John Leverton farm blaze Monday at 5 30 p m destroying a two stall frame garage. Fire origin undetermined but house 15 feet away received emergency attention with rescue unit tanker and both trucks on scene.
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Orangeville
John Leverton
Here
Ancient Egyptian Craftsmen Made Glass Containers
Archaeologists note that Egyptian artisans produced glass containers around four millennia ago, revealing advanced craft skills and early use of glassmaking techniques in Bronze Age Egypt.
Child Molestation Suspect Sought in Orfordville Case
Rock County sheriff seeks a man 50 to 55 years old about five feet five with protruding teeth. He drives a blue 1956 Chevrolet with yellow S and T on the hood and a police radio antenna. A 17-year-old Orfordville girl said he grabbed her by the throat and warned he would return. neck marks confirmed as inflicted by hands.
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Sheriff's Department
Orfordville
Rock County
Nine Lose Lives In Four-Car Crash
A mass four car collision in New Iberia Louisiana killed nine people including Aaron Williams Sr and his sons Aaron Jr Roger and Lloyd. Survivors say one car tried to pass another as the fourth approached. Victims include Rev Lloyd D Taylor and George Babineaux Jr with others from New Iberia Jeanerette and Papontville. Patrick Henry died later.
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New Iberia
Aaron Williams Sr
Aaron Jr
Roger
Lloyd
Patentville
Lloyd D
Legion Film Tickets Available in Stores
Tickets for the Fearmakers at Goetz theater tomorrow and Thursday are on sale at the Chocolate Shop Ferrons Schuetze's Baumgartner's. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsors the film about public relations and research groups tampering with facts to sway opinions. Stars Dana Andrews and Dick Foran.
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Zilmer Riley
American Legion and Auxiliary
Schuetze’s
Chocolate Shop
Ferron’s
Baumgartner’s
Fearmakers
Goetz Theater
Schuetze’s Baumgartner’s
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Dana Andrews
Dick Foran
Film on Cancer Planned by Monroe Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Martha Tschudy county nurse will show a cancer film at the Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting at Swiss Wheel on Thursday noon.
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Martha Tschudy
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Student at Luther College Begins Summer Session
Deane Jean Wersland from Brooklyn attends the first session of Luther College summer school. The program started June 13 and will run through July 16.
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Luther Deane Jean Wersland
Brooklyn
Luther College
Wayne Moore Attends Junior Music Clinic at UW
Wayne Moore son of Mrs Thelma Moore attends the Junior Music Clinic at UW this week. His mother Mrs Thelma Moore and Mrs Ethel Benkert accompany him to Monticello on Sunday.
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Monticello
Wayne Moore
Thelma Moore
Ethel Benkert
Dawn Ellen Named Chambers Second Daughter
Dawn Ellen Chambers is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers of Granton for their second daughter born June 7. Debra Lee is the older sister. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chambers. maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary DeReemer of New Lisbon. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Mayme Segner of South Wayne and Mrs. Barbara German of Monroe.
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Dawn Ellen South Wayne
Dawn Ellen
William Chambers
Granton
Debra Lee
Stuart Chambers
Mary DeReemer
New Lisbon
Mayme Segner
South Wayne
Barbara Germann
Monroe
Forbes Joins Arthur Andersen in Milwaukee Firm Move
James Forbes Jr at UW Law School graduate now with Arthur Andersen and Co. in Milwaukee. The Forbes reside at 4487 North Morris Boulevard Shorewood.
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Andersen
James Forbes Jr
UW Law School
Arthur Andersen and Co
Milwaukee
Forbes
North Morris Boulevard
Shorewood
Westminster choir clinic attendees head to Princeton
Jerry Kubly and Guineth Gonstead travel with their parents from Milwaukee to Princeton for the Westminster Choir College summer music clinic in New Jersey.
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Westminster
Jerry Kubly
Leon Kubly
Guineth Gonstead
Merton J. Gonstead
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
Milwaukee
Mrs. Gonstead
Schuler sings at inaugural Badger Girls State program
Beth Ann Schuler attended Madison Badger Girls State and sang in a girls octette during the Sunday inaugural program. She joined a girls chorus in the talent show that evening as her parents Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schuler looked on.
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Monticello
Beth Ann Schuler
Badger Girls State
Madison
Adam Schuler
Unclear Wedding Reception Attended by Durtschi Family
A Sunday wedding reception saw the presence of the groom's brother Donald and Miss Sharon Durtschi among attendees.
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Donald
Sharon Durtschi
Mrs Preston to Undergo Surgery in California
Mrs William N Preston of 2416 7th street is to undergo surgery in California tomorrow ahead of a family trip. Her daughter Mrs Duane Helland and son Robert of the Judo area flew to the West coast Saturday. Mrs Preston and Mrs Mary Reese of Albany left in mid April to visit relatives in California.
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William N. Preston
7Th Street
California
Duane Helland
Robert
West Coast
Preston
Mary Reese
Albany
Nixon outlines aid to private industry amid farm crisis
In Minot North Dakota Nixon pushes government aid to private firms as needed while avoiding firm price support positions. He urges the free world to share food surpluses with UN to feed one billion hungry people, yet omits a stance on farm price supports as Gov. Nelson Rockefeller watches.
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Nixon
Minot
N. D
Free World
United Nations
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon Rival Presses National Campaign Support
New York figures weigh in as Nixon's lone Republican opponent vows a national campaign for GOP candidates. Rockefeller's statement received cheers from GOP National Chairman Thruston Morton, while some Republicans doubt a broad tour. In the Democratic race Mayor Robert Wagner backs Senator John F. Kennedy, with Wagner set to chair New York's 114 vote delegation at the Los Angeles convention.
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New York
Nixon
Rockefeller
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Robert Wagner
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Wagner
Los Angeles
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Marilee Earle
Mel Torme
Martin H. Lancer
Elliot West
Chris Appley
Jacques Tourneur
United Artists
Goetz Theatre
Legion
Teeg
Marjorie Main
Percy Kilbride
Alen Funt
Lil Abner
Goetz
Steve Reeves
Marathon
Demongeot
Technicolor
Goudo
Juxanp
Cheese Store
Vacip and
Nash
Statesman
Continental
Miles
Ford
5Th Ave
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