June Weather Outlook and Local Temperature Extremes
The Wisconsin forecast calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions with scattered thundershowers south this afternoon. Tonight stays fair with a low around 55 to 63. Saturday highs range 78 to 93 with widely scattered showers possible. Monroe reports similar mix of clouds and showers, with cooler values and a trace of rain since yesterday.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
U. S. A. Blythe
Calif
Drummond
Mont
Vandamme transfers property to Purcell in Monroe
Real estate transfer records show Jean-Jacques Vandamme conveying W 37 feet off It 7 block 25 Rattan's Addition in Monroe to Mary J. Purcell.
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Jean-Jacques Vandamme
Mary J. Purcell
Rattan’s Add
City of
Monroe
Traffic Court Records Show Multiple Forfeitures
Dew County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Lucien Portman of Rockford forfeits a $20 bond for driving with no valid license. John Earl Hawtrey of Iowa City forfeits $20 for nighttime speeding. Alden E. Brostuen of South Beloit forfeits $15 for nighttime speeding.
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Roger L. Elmer
Lucien Portman
Rockford
John Earl Hawtrey
Iowa City
Alden E. Brostuen
South Beloit
Estates Probated in Kantro Estate
The Commercial and Savings Bank appointed administrator with will annexed for the estate of Frank D. Kantro who died June 1. Appraisers are Brooks J. Dunwiddie and Robert E. Zuercher. Alma Kantro is principal heir per a will dated December 11, 1952 and a codicil of February 10, 1955.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Frank D. Kantro
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Robert E. Zuercher
Alma
Forfeitures for Maynard L Gilbertson in Monroe
Monroe police report shows Maynard L Gilbertson cited for speeding with a $10 forfeiture.
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Maynard L. Gilbertson
Monroe
Marriage Licenses William Heibner and Joanne Conn Muralt
William Lawrence Heibner aged 22 of Route 1 Monroe and Joanne Margaret Conn Muralt aged 23 of Kankakee Illinois obtained marriage licenses.
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William Lawrence Heibner
Route 1
Monroe
Joanne Margaret Conn Muralt
Kankakee
Deaths D L Tallie Amerpohl 94 in Brodhead and Laura Gabel 86
Obituary notice reports D L Tallie Amerpohl aged 94 of Brodhead and Laura Gabel aged 86 of Shulls. Details remain limited in the fragment but confirm two deaths and local age at passing.
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D. L
Tallie) Amerpohl
Brodhead
Laura Gabel
Shulls
Local Birth Announcements From Three Families
Mr and Mrs Richard Kneifel announce a daughter born June 22 at their home at 1511 1th avenue. Mr and Mrs Curtis Elmer of Route 2 report a son born June 21. Mr and Mrs Roger Barnhart of New Glarus welcome a son born June 21.
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Richard Kneifel
1Th Avenue
Curtis Elmer
Route 2
Son
Roger Barnhart
New Glarus
St Clare Hospital lists patients and dismissals
The St Clare Hospital roster includes patients listed by department: accident cases Charles Menehan and tonsillectomy patient Victor Rufer. Medical and surgical cases name several residents from Brodhead Juda Beloit and other towns, with dismissals noted for multiple individuals and families.
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Charles Menehan
17Th Street
Victor Rufer
18Th Avenue
Herb Baumgartner
Brodhead
Faith Grenzow
Juda
George McKinney
Willard Morehead
Belleville
Jack Miller
8Th Avenue
Debra Torkelson
Blanchardville
Rosemary Sippel
Beloit
Alvin Broge
Warren
Erwin Vollmer
John Babler
Pecatonica
Ill
Gregory Bondele
Earl Montgomery
Ricky Springsted
Gary Cook
Richard Poff
Elvy Cannon
Jean Smith
Marvin Nelson
Herman Lanz
Harold Farlow
Christian Patt
Randal Block
Paul Frenzel
Lowell Shumway
Dr Puempel Interns At Hospital In Texas
Dr Otto Puempel, son of Mr and Mrs Otto Puempel, is interning at Mid Cities Memorial Hospital in Grand May 28. The report notes the Texas placement and timing for the internship.
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Dr. Puempel
Hospital
Texas
New Glarus
Otto Son
Otto Puempel
Mid-Cities Memorial Hospital
Grand
Ostteo
Wisconsin crew selects skipper Madison-Douglas Reiner captain
UW crew names Madison-Douglas Reiner of Clayton Missouri as captain for 1963. Reiner, a two year veteran, hails from Missouri and increases team leadership as preparations begin for the season.
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Madison
Douglas Reiner
University of Wisconsin
Reiner
Clayton
Missouri
Niffenegger Heads Local Legion Post
E L Niffenegger Jr heads the local American Legion post with R H Hendrickson as first vice commander and Donald C Jordi as second vice commander. Other officers include Olin Flisram adjutant and John Wagner athletic officer, with plans to sponsor the Junior Legion baseball team under Wagner. Installation is set for Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Wilhelm Tell hotel New G arus.
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E. L. Niffenegger Jr
R. H. Hendrickson
Donald C. Jordi
Olin Flisram
Frank Kiarer
Gerrit Mouw
John Wagner
Alfred Henning
Clifford Snively
Fred Flick
Sam Pickett
Robert Alder
Legion
Junior Legion
Forrest Riese
R. H. Henand
Harry Young
Charles Hurlbut
Yvonne Peterson
Juda
Wilhelm Tell Hotel
New Garus
Roggensack Hearing Referee Named for Discipline Case
D. M. Duquaine, a De Pere attorney, named referee in disciplinary action by State Bar of Wisconsin against Rolland Roggensack of Lancaster. Roggensack previously convicted in Dane County Circuit Court for failing to file 1958 and 1959 state income tax returns. Supreme Court upheld the conviction. Hearing date to be fixed.
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Madison
D. M
Duquaine
de Pere
State Bar of Wisconsin
Rolland Roggensack
Lancaster
State Bar Commissioners
State Supreme Court
Grant County
Roggensack
Dane County
High School Girls Found Beaten to Death in New Jersey
Police investigated the bludgeon slaying of Margaret Ann Kennedy 16 and Noreen Buckley 17 of Morris Plains. An 18 year old acquaintance was questioned for hours, given a lie detector test, and released. Police said there was no sexual assault.
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Morris Township
N. J
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Noreen Buckley
Morris Plains
Northland College Enrolls 164 for Summer Session
Jeanine Campbell of 2515 13th Avenue is among 164 students enrolled in the summer session at Northland College in Ashland.
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Jeanine Campbell
13Th Avenue
Northland College
Ashland
Swimmers Hit Season Total Of Nine Thousand Fifty Two
A pool in the city yesterday hosted 427 swimmers, pushing the season total to 9 052.
VFW Meeting Set for Turner This Afternoon
VFW members plan a meeting this afternoon in Turner at a local venue. The event invites all post members to attend and discuss upcoming activities and community service plans.
Picnic at Mt Pleasant School Sunday
The annual Mt Pleasant picnic will be held at noon Sunday at the Mt Pleasant school in Orangeville and Winslow.
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Mt. Pleasant
Orangeville
Winslow
Menehan Boy Hurt In Fall Near Home
Charles Menehan three year old son of Mr and Mrs Darwin Menehan of 702 17th street was admitted to St Clare hospital at 4 30 p m yesterday for treatment of an ear laceration suffered in a fall while playing near his home.
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Menehan
Charles Menehan
Darwin Menehan
17Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Kingston Tennessee Steam Plant Powers Oak Ridge Needs
One of the world s largest steam plants sits near Kingston Tennessee and supplies electricity to Oak Ridge nuclear installations. Its pumps can move a million gallons of water per minute enough to meet New York City s daily needs.
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Kingston, Tenn
Oak Ridge
New York City
Local Personal Notes From Argyle and Nearby Towns
Personal mentions list residents and visitors traveling to and from Argyle Colby Monroe and Browntown with trips to Washington Milwaukee Independence IA and Fort Collins Colo. Attendees include Stauffer Ross Babler Drews and Kessler families. Also dates for St Omar Chapter OES meeting and Ruth Scheidegger’s move.
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Oo McGinnity
Argyle
Washington, D.C
George Washington University
Grace Hawley
Eesa
Colby A
Ed Sasse
Mmes
Kenneth Boss
Richard Voegels
Delmar Kubly
Ed Wills
New Glarus
Winchester
James Burreson
Orfordville
Sharon Satterlee
Gary Kessler
Independence
Ruth Scheidegger
Monroe
Fort Collins
Colo
Stanford Road
Ft. Collins
First National Bank
St. Omar
OES
Jefferson
Los Altos
Calif
Proctor Mellquist
Markets wrap: hogs cattle and grain mixed in Chicago reports
Hog numbers steady to higher with 1 2 190 230 lb butchers at 18 19 dollars and loads to 15 75 for 327 lb. sows 14 50 to 15 50. cattle and calves show cows steady to 25 lower with steers at 26 25 per cwt and heifers at 23 50. butter and eggs little changed. grain notes no wheat oats or soybeans sold with corn at 1 09 No 5 yellow.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Soils Survey Reveals Mystery Holes Dug by SCS Team
Green County farmers puzzled by 1 to 3 inch holes 30 to 60 inches deep found in fields and woods. Amateur sleuth James Schwoegler identifies the culprit as Soil Conservation Service soil scientists mapping a county soil survey. They dig to study soil color texture drainage depth and erosion, recording findings on aerial photographs. By 1962 two teams work in Twin Grove and Monticello areas mapping 240 to 320 acres daily. By end of 1962 about 282000 acres or 75 percent of the county will be surveyed with final descriptions and maps to follow.
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Mike Shivers
Carl Glocker
Green County
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Jefferson
Sylvester
Mt. Pleasant
Exeter
Twin Grove
Monticello
Schwoegler
S. Michael Shivers
Delvin Fanning
Bruce Watson
Soil Survey
Heinzelman Injured In Area Farm Mishap
Carl Heinzelman was taken by ambulance to St. Clare hospital after slipping from a baled hay load during haying on the family farm near Monroe. He reportedly jumped from the load and fell. his injuries are not known.
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Carl Heinzelman
14Th Street
Wagner
St. Clare Hospital
Henry
Monroe
New Insurance Setup Organized in Wisconsin
Paul R. Alfonsi, president of the newly formed Mid-Western Health Insurance Co Inc, announces that the Garot Christmas Agency of Green Bay will place its accident and health policies with Mid Western. Ten officers including president Lawrence F Garot helped organize and incorporate the firm. The Garot Christmas Agency's 3 million dollar premium volume guarantees Mid Western a substantial initial premium stream. James C Gerondale is associated with the enterprises.
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Paul R. Alfonsi
Mid-Western Health Insurance Co., Inc
Garot-Christman Agency, Inc
Green Bay
Mid-Western
Garot- Christmas Agency
Lawrence F. Garot
Mid-Western Health Insurance Co
Alfonsi
Wisconsin PGA golf tour venerates tradition with cheese and records
The Wisconsin PGA event starts teeing off as early as 9 a.m. with most players in the afternoon. Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman assists scoring as the cheese stocked event returns, tracing the tour’s 1935 origin by Forbes and Marty through wartime interruption. De la Torre owns the 18 hole record while three players share the 9 hole mark of 30. The tournament emphasizes team play and remains popular despite rain in recent years.
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Robert Zimmerman
Wisconsin Pga
Forbes
Robert F. Marty
Johnny Revolta
Evanston, Ill
Tripoli Golf Club
Milwaukee
de la Torre
Dave Forbes
Brian Charter
Janesville
Carolinas
George Vitense
Nakoma
Golfland An
Madison
Doctor Zach Speaks on Medical Serendipity at Kiwanis
Dr. Robert G. Zach radiologist at Monroe Clinic addressed the Monroe Kiwanis yesterday at the Swiss Wheel about medical serendipity. He recounted discovering esophageal obstruction rings through X ray work and noted a personal record of more than 400 such cases.
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Robert G. Zach
Monroe Clinic
Monroe Kiwanis
Pickups Along the News Beats
Susan, 3, planned a western motor trip with a toy trio. Each night she entered motel rooms and left behind a discarded electric clock with cord along with a partly used jar of hand cream as her vacation “toys.”
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Susan
Kenosha Youth Elected Governor at Badger Boys State
Kenosha youth August Gnorski, Federalist candidate, was elected governor of Badger Boys State and sworn in at a dinner with Gov. Nelson. Nationalist nominees swept other state offices. James Stratton defeated Willard Holgate for lieutenant governor 430 to 412. Nationalists Cary, Reder, and Devi len won secretary of state, state treasurer, and superintendent of public instruction. Federalist Schwaab named attorney general.
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Ripon
August Gnorski
Kenosha
Federalist Party
Badger Boys
Nelson
Willard Holgate
Eau Claire
James Stratton
Stoughton
Raymond Cary
Milwaukee
Michael Reder
Fred Devilen
Waterloo
Richard Schwaab
Neshota
Push-Button Check Was Dandy Surprise
Burlington Auto Salvage Co. agrees to settle its claim with the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department for 2.50 instead of 2,048,921. A cashier received a large check sent as a refund for an overpayment on license plates. The bank refused to cash the erroneous sum after the misdated and miskeyed transfer was flagged by a state treasurer’s office clerk.
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Burlington
Burlington Auto Salvage Co
Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department
Dena A. Smith
Joliet Man Jailed for Car Theft and Arson
Police in Mobile Alabama jailed 22 year old W J Wisenhant on charges of stealing a sports car and burning it three hours later to erase fingerprints. He admitted taking the vehicle for a joy ride and setting it ablaze to destroy evidence.
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Mobile
Ala
W. J. Wisenhant
Lost Act Sparks Quiet Logic In Absence
A fragmentary note reflects on the idea that an act becomes most logical when something is missing. The line frames absence as a guide to reasoning and choice.
Robbery Torture Gang Leaders Sought in Midwest
Chicago area police and authorities in Illinois and Wisconsin hunt two alleged ringleaders Frank Yonder age 24 and Nicholas Guido age 40 in a robbery torture gang case with $200000 in valuables stolen from area homes. Murdered members Leo Johnson 22 and Herbert Kawate 23 believed gang associates. Johnson slain May 31 and Kawate found near Carpentersville last Monday. Johnson, a car attendant at a beauty salon, supplied duplicates of house keys from auto key rings. Yonder worked as a beautician.
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Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Frank Yonder
Nicholas Guido
Leo Johnson
Herbert Kawate
Johnson
Kwate
Carpentersville
Yonder
Illinois Welfare Cut Proposal Held Legal
Illinois Attorney General William G. Clark ruled that the Public Aid Commission can cut welfare assistance by administrative order. The advisory decision follows Governor Otto Kerner’s directive to pare relief to solve state funds shortfall. Clark said the commission must reduce aid when its appropriation cannot cover two-year needs.
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Chicago
Illinois
Illinois Public Aid Commission
Atty
William G. Clark
Otto Kerner
Clark
Peter W. Cahill
IPAC
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VFW
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Turner
Goetz
Ward Ramsey
Kristina Hanson
Swiggum's Beverage Mart
Soils Survey Made
Gregory
Robert
Polly Peck
Mitchum
Bergen
Sun
Tennessee
Paul Newman
Geraldine Page
Heinzelman
Ns Ypontl
Fabulous
Las Vegas
Zach
State Farm
Walter E. Drews
15Th Street
Arart the
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
Bloomington
Kenosha Youth New
Bod
Frigidaire Zc
Cook
Berigidaire
Seneral Motors
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