Daily Record Weather and Local Notices
Wisconsin extended outlook with partly cloudy days and scattered showers. Temperatures hover in the 70s by day and 50s at night. Fortunes today show sunny periods with highs 63 to 70 and 45 to 52 tonight. Friday turns cloudy in the east and sunny in the west with 60s to 70s. Names and ages listed: Gary Erickson 19 Monroe, Karen Voegels 17 Monroe, Burdell Kahl 78 Mt. Horeb, Aileen Lewis 57 Lena Ill, Harry Sleep 66 Darlington, Ellsworth Dashher one Rt. 1 Gratiot. Sunrise sunset data and barometer readings included.
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Wisconsin
Property transfers in Monticello and Brodhead parcels
Raymond J. Luchsinger transfers It 1 blk 1 Lewis Addition Monticello to Herbert A. Dieter. Dieter transfers It 1 blk 1 Lewis Addition Monticello to Burnell Green. Kathryn A. Dooley et al transfer Part IIs 3 2 blk 38 City of Brodhead to Cross Country Builders.
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Raymond J. Luchsinger
Herbert A. Dieter
Lewis Addition
Monticello
Burnell Green
Kathryn A. Dooley
Et al
City of Brodhead
Divorce Granted After Cruel Treatment in Monroe
Mary Kay Brunkow and Steven Brunkow are divorced on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody of one minor child awarded to the mother with a property settlement and support ordered. The couple wed in Monroe on Sept. 12, 1970 and separated Sept. 15, 1971. Miscellaneous minor traffic and court notes follow.
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Mary Kay Brunkow
Schutt
Monroe
Steven W. Brunkow
Rt. 1
Juda
Farewell fete for AFS pupil Brodhead
Edward Kabare an AFS student from Uganda spent a year with the Darrell Silbaugh family at their farm and will be honored at a Bank of Brodhead farewell Sunday 7 to 9 p.m. He leaves for home July 5. He plans a medical career following his hospital laboratory tutor father and medical student brother.
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Brodhead
Edward Kabare
AFS
Uganda
Africa
Darrell Silbaugh
Bank of Brodhead
Edward
Two Green County men named to Agency School Committee
George Hartman of New Glarus and David Seeholzer of Monticello were named to the Agency School Committee by the Board of Control for three year terms beginning July 1. Incumbent E. C. Hamilton of Monroe declined to run again, and Frank Drazler of Waunakee also had his term expire. The committee oversees school district re organization in the CESA 15 district encompassing Green County except Albany and Brodhead. Glen Thompson coordinates CESA 15, Hartman is tied to Dish Hardware, Seeholzer runs Silver-Lewis cheesemaking, and Hamilton was a former co-owner of The Monroe Evening Times.
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Green County
Agency School Committee
Board of Control
George Hartman
New Glarus
David Seeholzer
Monticello
E. C. Hamilton
Monroe
Frank Drazler
Waunakee
Agency
CESA
Glen Thompson
Albany
Brodhead
Hartman
Dish
Seeholzer
Silver- Lewis
Hamilton
Monroe Evening Times
Farm House Arts Festival and Folklore Village events loom
The Second Annual Farm House Arts Festival runs 2 to 8 p.m. at the Farm House near Rockton Illinois with 20 area artists and live folk singing. Folklore Village hosts a Midsummer Night folk dance and dinner at 7 p.m. two miles west of Ridgeway. Reservations via Jane Farwell.
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Ill. 2
Rockton, Ill
Karen Howard
Folklore Village
Ridgeway
Jane Farwell
Folklore Village Farm
Two Vehicle Accidents Reported by Green County Sheriff
The Green County Sheriff's Department reports two accidents. Eldon F. Hustad suffered a bruised left arm when a tow truck tipped over northwest of New Glarus due to a wet road and load shift. Bernadine Schulz and Debra Lueck were involved in a collision on Wis 11 near Browntown causing extensive damage.
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Green County Sheriff's Department
Eldon F. Hustad
New Glarus
CT O
Wis
Bernadine M. Schulz
21St St
Debra M. Lueck
Mendota
Ill
Browntown
Auto Damage In Madison Crash Injures Family
Auto operated by Nancy M. Etnyre, 25, Winslow, sustained about 2500 in damage after a collision at W Johnson and N Charter Streets. Her 5 month old son Jon and Mrs. Etnyre were treated at University Hospitals for bruises as the car sparked a fire and injuries were avoided for the others. James A. Boyce, 34, Madison, drove the other vehicle and the mother was charged for an improper left turn.
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Nancy M. Etnyre
Rt. 2
Winslow
W. Johnson and
N. Charter Streets
Madison
University Hospitals
Emyre
Jon
James A. Boyce
Etnyre
Allen Bonebricht
Freeport
Bake sale Sunday supports Green County ARC event
The Green County Association for Retarded Children hosts a bake sale Sunday at the Heidi Fair in New Glarus village park to fund yearly activities aiding retarded children in Green County. Baked goods and eggs may be donated or purchased, with Monroe area items dropable Saturday in Monroe and volunteers coordinating at New Glarus.
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Green County Association For Retarded Children
New Glarus
Green County
Monroe
Alvin Riese
19Th St
Frank Salzwedal
Juda
Robert Beckwith
Gerald Johnson
Rt. 1
Albany
Wilbert E. Elmer
Monticello
Adolph Ruditi
E. 2Nd Ave
Brodhead
Bernice Kingdon
Alfred Aiken
Janet Alt
Backing Vehicle Collides With Parked Car in Monroe
Monroe police report a car backed from a private driveway by Delores A. Marti at 1740 15th St. hit a parked car operated by Orvinda G. Aeschlimann of 2122 16th St. The 3:31 p.m. Wednesday crash caused minor damage with no injuries.
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Monroe
Delores A. Marti
15Th St
Orvinda G. Aeschlimann
16Th St
Knights of Pythias Auction Donation Sale Saturday
Preparations continue for the second annual Knights of Pythias Auction Donation Sale to aid handicapped children in Green County. The event begins at 1 p.m. Saturday at Farmer's Square, Lincoln School, with usable donations accepted through Saturday morning. Donors may contact Ted Loertscher or Rolland Thorpe for pickup options.
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Knights of Pythias
Green County
Farmer’s Square
Lincoln School
Pythian Sisters
Ted Loertscher
Rolland Thorpe
Monroe
Robert Vogel
Brodhead
Around the Block with Helen
A column by Helen E. Zimmerli titled Around the Block features regional happenings and social notes, offering brief observations on local events and community life.
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By Helen E. Zimmerli
Monticello Families Embark on Swiss Travel Tours
Louise Pulfer 18 and JoAnne 14 of Monticello head to Switzerland with Friends of the Swiss on a three week visit to paternal grandparents in Canton Bern. Other Monticello residents join family trips to Europe including four more children and two families planning six week itineraries with Swissair.
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Switzerland
Louise Pulfer
JoAnne
Monticello
Swissair
Ernest Pulfer
Canton Bern
Robert Pulfer
Louise
Esther Meier
Verona
Bill Bosworth
Rt. 5
Stevens Point
Europe
Caroline M. Bosworth
Menomonie
Bill
Texas
California
Wisconsin
Rhine Falls
Alps
Emil
Mike) Rufener
Barbara Lynn
Nancy Jean
Jayne Michelle
Route 1
Mike
JoAnne Rufener
France
Germany
Austria
Erna Maske
Monroe
Steve Maske
Burgdorf
Mmes. Maskes
Norway
Sweden
Mike Rufener
Market report: steady cattle hog and sheep prices in Milwaukee
Wednesday cattle drift steady with steers 33.50 to 37.00 and heifers 31.00 to 35.00, Holstein steers 32.00 to 33.00. Calves and hogs also steady. lambs 26.00 to 30.00. Receipts expected Thursday include 600 cattle and 400 hogs.
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Milwaukee
Stolen welder gear from Brodhead area garage
BRODHEAD Gilbert Gilbert reports to Rock County sheriff that a welder power cord welder's helmet and three spools of barbed wire were stolen from a garage and tool shed on Cleophas Road east of Brodhead. The equipment valued about 275 dollars was taken in the last few months while he was away. loss discovered Saturday.
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Brodhead
Giles Gilbert
Rt. 3
Rock County
Cheese worker injured by heavy box at dairy
Walter Krahenbuhl a 46 year old cheesemaker at Town Hall Dairy Co op Monticello was admitted to St Clare Hospital at 7 30 am after dropping a 75 lb box of cheese on his left hand injuring the third finger.
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Walter Krahenbuhl
Rt. 2
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Krahenbuhl
Town Hall
Duren addresses Green County Democrats on tax relief and school aids
Iowa and Richland County representative Joanne Duren spoke at New Glarus village hall on Tuesday night outlining proposals for more school aids, homestead tax relief, and recycling. She noted many senior renters miss eligibility for tax breaks, explained the Schedule H form, and discussed a plan to limit increases in equalized valuation for aid areas to the statewide average, with legislation to be introduced in 1973.
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Joanne Duren
Iowa
Richland
Green County
New Glarus
Miss Duren
Department of Revenue
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Department of Revenue
Iowa-Richland Assembly
Wisconsin
Columbia
Racine
Adams
Sheboygan
Calumet
Manitowoc
Marinette
Florence
Forest
Ashland
Rusk
Burnett
Durent
Rockford Man Found Guilty of Murder in Church Burglary
James Pritchett, 30, was found guilty of murder in connection with the burglary of a Rockford church and the beating death of William Shoemaker the custodian. The jury found him guilty by participation and not of the actual slaying. Sentencing ranges from 14 years to life with no date set. William Davenport, 18, Rockford, faces trial next month for Shoemaker’s death.
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James Pritchett
Rockford
William Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Wyler School For Boys
Evansville
Pritchett
William Davenport
Davis Days Celebration Kicks Off In Davis Illinois
The 115 year old Davis community hosts Davis Days through Saturday with Miss Davis Days crowning tonight. A parade is planned for 2 p.m. Saturday under the theme Songs of the Century. Co chairmen are Robert Greenwaldt and Robert Clark. A black Angora type cat and a grey tiger cat are in the Monroe pound.
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Davis, Ill
Monroe
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Gary A. Erickson
16Th Ave
Karen A. Voegels
Burdell Kahl
Mt. Horeb
Aileen Lewis
Lena, Ill
Harry A. Sleep
Darlington
Ipm
Aweeves
Ease
Esau Ee
Caboose
Arenes
Eine Ko
Mark F. Steinmann
Barbara J. Helland
Olive M. Evans
Warren
Frieda L. Schwartzlow
John M. Anderson
Atkinson
Mildred Burgess
John R. Andrews
Shullsburg
Alois J. Laskowski
Ingleside
Jane H. Fetzer
Kenosha
Emilie Frauchiger
13Th St
Ernest Lisser Sr
Argyle
Phyllis Schultz
Beloit
Wesley Willoughby
Honey Creek
Elmer Cook
Lyman V. Davis
12Th St
Floyd C. Glindinning
Gratiot
Andrew H. Stritof
Thomas V. Duerst
Marvin G. Bobzien
Janesville
Nicholas B. Heath
Kingston
Kermit Fjelstad
Blanchardville
Karlan R. Johnson
South Wayne
Carl L. Kemp
Danny A. Beutel
Victor E. Bliss
Judith E. Brewer
George W. Cox
Charles T. Dalton
Robert Eckstein
Greg Fairman
Ralph Garland
Ole Gilbertson
Robert K. Jewett
Philip Jones
Conrad J. Kruse
Shane L. Legler
Lyle Lethlean
David McSherry
Troy D. McSherry
Wayne Newhouse
Fred Salathe
Heinricke Schiffmann
Jack T. Small
Louie Turner
William E. Waelchli
Russell D. Williams
Julius R. Wirth
Woodford
Richland 4-H
Bluff View Park
Rainbow Valley Dutchmen
Commercial and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Ruf’s
Helen
Fern C. Keffeler
Star
Rt. Box 147
Box Elder
South Dakota
Nathan Sherman
Betsy Peebles Sherman
Goetz
John Wayne
Barbra Streisand
What
Doc
Godfather
Billy Jack
Lady & the Tramp
Belleville
Jayne Ruppert
Wayne Ruppert
Marcy O’connor
William O’connor
Borland’s
Gail Bringe
Belleville High School
Jack Adams
Davis
Walt
Drews
State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company
Bloomington
Ilhnos
Life Magazine
L.A. Times
Sufdfiles
Cat Ballou
James
Jarer
FBI
Medicare
At&t
Congress
Country Clubs
State Troopers
the Constitution
Democracy
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