Wisconsin Weather Update June 26 1962
Daily Record reports bright and sunny conditions in Wisconsin with cooler air in the south portion. Tonight and Wednesday look generally fair with a chance of isolated thundershowers in the northwest Wednesday afternoon or night. Warmer in the northwest half on Wednesday with lows in the 50s and highs 75 to 85. Monroe area remains sunny and cool today with fair, cool tonight and a mostly sunny, slightly warmer Wednesday. Lows in the 50s and highs near 80.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Weather Summary Indicates Mild Increase in U S Temperatures
Since yesterday 1 p m the high reached 88 and the low 57. A year ago today the high was 84 and the low 57. Barometer stood at 30.12 at 1 a m and 30.20 at 1 p m. Precipitation since yesterday 1 p m measured .01 inch. Warmest spot was Gila Bend Arizona at 115 degrees while Reno was among the coldest readings.
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U.S.A
Gila Bend
Ariz
Reno
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Monroe and Exeter Area
Benjamin H Brunkow transfers to Florence Anderson in Evans Add Monroe I 79. Carl G Gall transfers to John F Dolehanty land section 3 Exeter Township. Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association transfers to Oscar Mayer and Co part of Outlets 11 and 12 3.62 acres Monroe. William J Opsahl transfers to Lavaughn Rice state 1 block 216 Brodhead.
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Benjamin H. Brunkow
Florence Anderson
Evans Add
City of
Monroe
Carl G. Gall
John F. Dolehanty
Exeter Township
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Oscar Mayer and Co
City of Monroe
William J. Opsahl
Lavaughn Rice
City of Brodhead
Estates Probate Two Daughters Named Co Administratrix
Estates probated for Ella Harper Brodhead who died June 10 with Marian J Leng and Helen M Wigdahl named co administrators. Letters of administration issued to Albert Strasser in Nellie G Strasser estate who died June 18 with Ray T Silver and Will Spring as appraisers. Surviving relatives include husband, son, and daughter.
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Ella Harper
Brodhead
Marian J. Leng
Helen M. Wigdahl
Albert Strasser
Monticello
Nellie G
Ray T. Silver
Will Spring
Albany Woman Wins Absolute Divorce in Cruel Treatment Case
Lorraine Elva DeVoss Foust of Albany was granted an absolute divorce yesterday from William Harold Foust of Evansville on cruel and inhuman treatment. Married June 6, 1942 in Elgin Illinois, they separated January 2, 1962. Custody of two minor children awarded with $40 weekly support and $1 yearly alimony. Property settlement included.
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Lorraine Elva DeVoss Foust
Albany
William Harold Foust
Evansville
Elgin
Ill
Local Traffic Violations Listing From Monroe Police
Monroe police report several speeding fines with $10 penalties for Wesley F Jaquith in Washington DC Robert M Plunkett Route 3 Stoughton Agnes K Bogardus Belvidere and Larry S Johnson Argyle all cited for speeding or excess speed. William C Herbert Monroe paid $10 for failure to yield right of way.
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Wesley F. Jaquith
Washington, D. C
Monroe
Robert M. Plunkett
Stoughton
Agnes K. Bogardus
Belvidere
Larry S. Johnson
Argyle
William C. Herbert
Marriage Licenses Filed for Kenneth Glass and Martha McKeown
Kenneth Raymond Glass aged 25 and Martha Ann McKeown aged 18, both of Brodhead, obtained marriage licenses.
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Kenneth Raymond Glass
Martha Ann McKeown
Brodhead
Bennett, Tollefson, and Schneider Profiles
Mrs. George W. Bennett aged 70 of 1025 15th Street is noted alongside Karl Gene Tollefson, 20, of Davis California and Henry Schneider, 67, of Bern Switzerland in a brief notice listing residents and ages.
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George W. Bennett
15Th Street
Karl Gene Tollefson
Davis
Calif
Henry Schneider
Bern
Switzerland
Local births listed for June dates in multiple families
Mr and Mrs A Moe Route 1 announce a daughter born June 25. Mr and Mrs Richard Gordee Hollandale announce a daughter born June 25. Mr and Mrs Donald Storkson Belleville announce a son born June 26. Mr and Mrs Allan Pagel Monticello announce a daughter born June 26. Mr and Mrs Nathan Bliss Brodhead announce a daughter born June 26.
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A. Moe
Route 1
Richard Gordee
Hollandale
Donald Storkson
Belleville
Allan Pagel
Monticello
Nathan Bliss
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital Accident Notables Listed
A fragmented notice lists individuals tied to a St. Clare Hospital incident. Names include Mrs Maynard Disch and Pamela Disch of New Glarus, Raymond Hauser of New Glarus, egg née Vickie Dem Footville, and medical staff Harold Nipple Argyle Leo Easter Mrs Kenneth Ray Albany Howard Clark Mrs Perry Granchardville Jacob Sewald 1427 29th Ernest Hegi Sr Brod heads Jr Scott Apple River and Ida Strahrh 916%
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Maynard Disch
New Glarus
Pamela Sue Disch
Raymond Hauser
Egg
Vickie Dem
Survey on Eating Habits to be Conducted Nationwide
Guy A. Lutz of the Bureau of Census in St. Paul announced a July quarterly household survey for the Public Health Service to estimate national consumption of beef bread lettuce and other foods over three days and to collect home improvement expenditures. Local interviews will be done by Keith H. Rasmussen in Evansville with 332 sampling areas nationwide in the first ten days of July.
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Guy A. Lutz
Bureau of Census
St. Paul
Public Health Service
Lutz
Keith H. Rasmussen
Evansville
Stocks Slide After Upturn
New York trading opened with a vigorous early rise but faded into a mixed session. Volume reached about 4.73 million shares vs 7.09 million on Monday as gains and losses of fractions to about a point peppered key stocks. The market, strong at the start, melted away as the session wore on despite an noon gain.
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New York
Jubilee honors mark 50 years of Bishop O Connor
Rev E C McCollow chaplain for the golden jubilee in Madison yesterday noting Bishop William P O Connor's 50 years as priest He served Bishop Thomas L Noa as chaplain and was a fellow seminarian at St Francis Seminary Rev Aloysius P Kraus of Campbellsport also attended the ceremony marking his own 50th year in priesthood.
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E. C. McCollow
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Thomas L. Noa
Marquette
Mich
Madison
William P. O’connor
Noa
St. Francis Seminary
Father McCollow
Aloysius P. Kraus
St. Victor’s
Campbellsport
Bishop O’connor
Milwaukee
Kraus
Athletes to Attend Summer Weight Event at Center
Monroe high school football coach Ralph L. Neale announced a special summer weight program for school athletes at 7 p.m. Thursday in the junior high school gym. The program aims to improve fitness and shorten the time needed to regain conditioning when classes resume in the fall. Attendees were asked to bring paper and pencils for note taking.
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Ralph L. Neale
Monroe
Neale
Dismissals Listed for Fort Atkinson Personnel
The record names several individuals dismissed including Benjamin Penne Becker, Charles Churchill, Charles Smoot, John E. Johnson, Mrs Elwyn Conners and son, Mrs Chester Norton, Donna Faith, and Ann Skokowski. location Fort Atkinson and associated avenue and Dawn Shenk noted.
Personal Notices and Local Gatherings Highlight July Activities
Mrs Wesley Bowen and Shirley of Clarno Township return from a three week western trip. Women of the Moose plan a July 5 meeting at 8 pm. Dr and Mrs E H Maurer return from Medford. he was hospitalized eight days. Dennis and Billy Pickett come home after a week at Spencer Lake. Local families host relatives for Mrs Genevieve Stephenson’s aunt visit. Delegates attend the 24th General Convention of National Mutual Benefit in Madison. Mrs Goerlitz served on solvions committee.
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Wesley Bowen
Shirley
Clarno Township
Harold Pickett
23Rd Street
David Lovett
25Th Avenue
Genevieve Stephenson
Evansville
Donald Broughton
Fay Broughton
Ronald Nelson
Stoughton
Anton Goerlitz
Monroe
Ivan Ellingson
Frank Guttmer
Browntown
National Mutual Benefit
Madison
Goerlitz
Committee On
Arm Surgery Hero Promoted by School
A 12 year old boy nicknamed Red known for a life saving arm reattachment at Massachusetts General Hospital is promoted to begin eighth grade at Northeastern Junior High in Somerville Mass. He missed many classes after his arm was torn off by a train on May 23 but kept up with his hospital work. The operation reportedly succeeded and his teachers say he will advance next fall.
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Somerville
Mass
Everett Knowles
Massachusetts General Hospital
Red
Northeastern
James Bakken Earns Executive Fellowship
James K. Bakken son of Mr and Mrs Ray Bakken is named one of the outstanding young executives in the United States and awarded a Sloan Fellowship He has been with Ford Motor Co Dearborn Mich and is a University of Wisconsin engineering graduate who will enter MIT for a course in industrial development He will then study in Europe.
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MT. Horeb
James K. Bakken
Ray Bakken
United States
Sloan
Ford Motor Co
Dearborn
Mich
University of Wisconsin School of Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Europe
Oran Harbor Attack Ignites Oil Tanks Amidst Smoke
Terrorists blew up three British Petroleum tanks at Oran harbor on Monday causing a spreading blaze that touched off seven additional tanks in the dock area. Large clouds of black smoke hung over the port as the fire continued.
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Oran
Algeria
Oran Harbor
British Petroleum Co
Republicans push Tewes to run in new Wisconsin district
A Republican group in Waukesha and northern Milwaukee Counties urged former Representative Don Tewes to enter the anticipated ninth congressional district race in a heavily GOP region. The push signals early planning for a likely candidacy as district lines shift.
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Tewes
Waukesha
Milwaukee
Don Tewes
Fall Kills Milwaukee Steam Fitter
A 62 year old steam fitter James Krasnicky died hours after a 25 foot fall from a platform in Milwaukee. He suffered internal injuries and multiple fractures in the incident.
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Milwaukee
James Krasnicky
Tragic drowning of 5 year old near Richland Center
John Wilson, five, drowned Monday after toppling into the Pine River while fishing near the Highway 80 bridge on the city outskirts. Local authorities said the accident occurred in broad daylight and the boy did not resurface.
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Richland Center
John Wilson
Pine River
Highway 80
Kuehn Sees Farm Bill Defeat Boost for State Autonomy
Republican candidate Phillip G. Kuehn hailed the Kennedy Freeman farm bill defeat as freeing farmers from Washington rules. He spoke at Hartland as Gov. Nelson campaigned in Ladysmith and Atty. Gen. Reynolds pursued the Democratic nom. Nelson touted a $50 million outdoor resources program to fuel Wisconsin tourism.
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Associated Press
Washington
Phillip G. Kuehn
Kuehn
Hartland
Nelson
U.S. Senate
Ladysmith
John Reynolds
Madison
Reynolds
United Auto Workers Union
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Renk Calls for Sound Spending in Gubernatorial Bid
Wilbur N. Renk of Sun Prairie, Republican candidate for governor, urged fiscal responsibility as central to the 1962 elections. Speaking to the Milwaukee Exchange Club, he endorsed a two percent general sales tax with a $500 personal exemption and cited saving $15 to $25 million in the current budget, aiming higher as costs rise.
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Milwaukee
Wilbur N. Renk
Sun Prairie
Renk
Milwaukee Exchange Club
Boy's Condition Serious After Farm Wagon Fall
Stanley Moate seven son of Mr and Mrs George Moate Durand Illinois was admitted to St Clare hospital at 10 30 a m for skull fracture from a fall from a moving farm wagon near his home.
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Stanley Moate
George Moate
Durand
St. Clare Hospital
Funeral Services for Joseph Trickel 86 Held Today
Funeral services for Joseph Trickel 86 who died Saturday were held at 1 30 PM at Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Rev William Burns of St John s United Church of Christ officiated with hymns Abide with Me and The Old Rugged Cross sung. Pallbearers were Melvin Peterson George C Yeazel Jake Strasser Lee C Babler Jesse S Morton and Jesse A Metcalf. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Joseph Trickel
Shriner - Neushwander
William Burns
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Winnie Kuebli
Robert Buehler
Old Rugged Cross
Clarence Seaton
Melvin Peterson
George C. Yeazel
Jake Strasser
Lee C. Babler
Jesse S. Morton
Jesse A. Metcalf
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral for County Employee Andrew Klassy
Co workers of the County Highway Department served as active and honorary pallbearers at the funeral for Andrew Klassy 62 a county employee since 1925 who died Saturday night Services were held at 3 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev William Burns of St Johns United Church of Christ officiating The song service featured Robert Buehler singing In the Garden and The Old Rugged Cross Mrs Albert Barr played organ Active pallbearers included Victor Stauffacher and Albert Baer.
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Andrew Klassy
Albert Barr
Victor Stauffacher
Albert Baer
Mr. Klassy Honored as County Highway Shops Pause
Wald Casper Mallory Walter Tertin Melvin Blum and Don ald McGuire served as pallbearers with honorary pallbearers Eugene Segner Robert Williams Nathan Marti Olin Flisram and Kenneth Black. G U G G lodge members attended. Mrs. Klassy longtime president. County highway shops closed at noon. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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G.U.G.G. Lodge
Mrs John Hammerli Rites Held For 87 Year Old
Last rites were held for Mrs. John Hammerli 87 at 3:30 this afternoon in Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Rev Karl F Koch officiated. Organ selections Largo and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere were played. Pallbearers included Herman W Duerst Walter Duerst Leonard Disch Sr Arthur L Johnson A H Schneider and Arthur R Malkow. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery.
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John Hammerli
John
Marie) Hammerli
Shriner-Neushwander
Karl F. Koch
Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clarence Seaton
A.H. Schneider
Arthur R. Malkow
Greenwood Cemetery
Beall Pushes Constitutional Amendment for School Prayer
Senator J Glenn Beall proposes a constitutional amendment to allow prayer in public schools after a Supreme Court ruling that a non sectarian school prayer violated church state separation. He argues founders acknowledged a deity and cites national motto and pledge as support.
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Washington
J. Glenn Beall
Beall
Harvey to Speak to Monroe Kiwanis on Thursday
Richard Harvey of Racine will address the Monroe Kiwanis Club at 1 15 p m Thursday in the Swiss Wheel. He will discuss how soldiers were brainwashed by the Communists during the Korean conflict.
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Richard Harvey
Racine
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Harvey
Mitch
Nbc-Tv
Buick
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Monroe
Wis
Rent ads invite quick renters in Monroe
Reach the renters quickly with rent ads. To place them come in or phone 3, Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe Evening Times
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