Wisconsin Weather: Cloudy With Showers Then Cooling
The Wisconsin area faces mostly cloudy skies this afternoon through Wednesday with occasional showers and thundershowers in the south half. Cooler conditions develop tonight and Wednesday with lows 45 to 55 in the north and 50s in the south. Highs range 65 to 75 north and 70s south. precipitation since Tuesday is about .03 inches. The warmest spot is Palm Springs at 103 and Mullan Idaho is 32. Sunrise 5:16, sunset 8:50.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A
Palm Springs
Calif
Mullan
Idaho
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe From Haberman and Mowbray
Stewart H. Haberman transfers part It 2 block 4 in the Plat of New Mexico and part Outlet 66 sec 2 to J B F Amos. Charles Mowbray transfers part Outlets 107 110 and 111 totaling about 0.24 acres to Leon G Fernstaedt in Monroe city.
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Stewart H. Haberman
J. B. F. Amos
New Mexico
City of
Monroe
Charles Mowbray
Leon G. Fernstaedt
Judge Elmer Delays Guilty Plea in Worthless Check Case
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer sets Kenneth Erickson Hollandale formerly of Juda for a not guilty plea on a worthless check charge to July 12 at 1 30 p m. Robert C Lostetter 1612 7th St for disorderly conduct forfeits $25 bond. Monroe Police
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Roger L. Elmer Kenneth Erickson
Hollandale
Juda
Robert C. Lostetter
7Th St
Monroe
Marriage Licenses For Several Local Couples
Stewart Lee Strait 26 of 2843 13th St and Christie Kay Witt ner 22 of 2018 13th Ave. Paul David Schneider 23 of 1620 28th Ave and Sandra Beth Ahrensmeyer 22 Edgerton. Jack Ray Klopfenstein 21 and Judith Lynn Arnsmeier 19 both of Spring Grove Township.
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Stewart Lee Strait
13Th St
Christie Kay Wittner
13Th Ave
Paul David Schneider
28Th Ave
Sandra Beth Ahrensmeyer
Edgerton
Jack Ray Klopfenstein
Judith Lynn Arnsmeier
Spring Grove Township
Deaths in Chicago Iron Ridge and Mineral Point
Obituaries note the passing of John F. McDermott 61 in Chicago. Also remembered are Mrs. Mathilda Ringle 87 of Iron Ridge and Terry E. Kuelling 82 of Mineral Point. Mrs. Earl Herrell 65 of Chicago is listed among the deceased.
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John F. McDermott
Chicago
Mathilda Ringle
Iron Ridge
Terry E. Kuelling
Mineral Point
Earl Herrell
Births Announced for Saun ders Vogel and Friske Families
Mr and Mrs Bernard Saunders Warren Ill announce their daughter born on June 28. Mr and Mrs Robert Vogel Brodhead announce their daughter born on June 28. Mr and Mrs Ronald Friske Route 1 announce their son born on June 29.
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Bernard Saunders
Warren
Ill
Robert Vogel
Brodhead
Ronald Friske
Route 1
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals List With Names
St. Clare Hospital records show Paul Leck and Arthur Curray admitted for medical accident. The list includes multiple admissions across communities with names such as Joseph Ralph Sr, Mrs Selmar Joranken, Charles R. Marshall, Walter Guttmer, and others. Dismissals include Fred W. Craven, Gary Amacher, Roy S. Hanson, and Mrs Eldon Rood.
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Paul Leck
5Th Street
Arthur Curray
Iowa City
Joseph Ralph Sr
Brodhead
Selmar Joranken
Charles R. Marshall
Walter Guttmer
Argyle
M. L. Graham
Route 1
Ira Moffitt
Beloit
Thomas Gergish
Gilman Fosheim
Janesville
William O. Ludwig Sr
Honey Creek
Alfred Gardner
Harry V. Hanson
Blanchardville
Kathy Gifford
Dorothy Bartram
Woodstock
John T. Flannery Sr
Lewis Whitford
Darlington
Gregory Oimoen
Barneveld
William Gaensel
Freeport
Martin Huebner
Hanover
Wis
Roland Higgins
Clinton
Deward Turk
Rockford
Fred Laeser
10Th Street
LeRoy Mead
Jefferson
Harvey Voegels
Monticello
Fred W. Craven
Gary Amacher
Roys. Hanson
Eldon Rood
Patricia Hexom
Boscobel Man Dies in Highway Crash and River Road Fatalities
A Genoa City child, Timothy Lewallen, age 4, was killed when a car struck the bicycle he and his brother rode. Floyd Lewallen, 9, was hospitalized in good condition. George Latham, 75, of Boscobel, died from injuries after a car hit a cliff near the Highway 61 bridge over the Wisconsin River north of Boscobel. Dial 325-5101 for an Actor today.
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Associated Press
Timothy Lewallen
Genoa City
A -Ar
Floyd Jr
George Latham
Boscobel
Highway 61
Wisconsin River
Lions Install New Officers for 1965 66
Installation of new officers and directors was held at the Lions Club meeting last night. L J Schroeder was installed as president, John Usher as first vice president, Donald Liedschlag as second vice president, Robert Smith as third vice president, Walter Babula as secretary treasurer, Harold Rufenacht as tail twister, and Donald Stork as lion tamer. Directors named were Charles Mathias Lloyd Siedschlag and Rev Donald Stork. Returning for a second term were Lowell Markwardt Donald Ripp and Robert Rufenacht.
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Lions Club
L. J. Schroeder
John Usher
Donald Liedschlag
Robert Smith
Walter Babula
Delbert Krupke
Harold Rufenacht
Charles Mathias
Lloyd Siedschlag
Donald Stork
Lowell Markwardt
Donald Ripp
Robert Rufenacht
City Board Delays Industrial Park Blvd Name Vote and Approves Pool Repair
The board rejected the Planning Commission idea for Industrial Park Boulevard and bypassed Alderman Flisram’s 14th Street Boulevard option. It approved paying Janesville Construction Co. 5013.71 for Recreation Park Swimming Pool expansion and 2800 to R. T. Madden Co. for straightening Thunder Creek.
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Planning Commission
Industrial Park
Olin E. Flisram
Flisram
Sixth Ward
14Th St
Janesville Construction Co
Recreation Park
Use of Pig Liver Fails To Save Life of Woman
A 34 year old Boston woman with liver disease died after pig liver therapy. Doctors at City Hospital reported the patient’s own liver could not be restored. A pig liver was placed in a sterile box and the patient’s blood was diverted through the animal’s liver to cleanse it.
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Boston
City Hospital
William V. McDermott Jr
Park Schedule Tonight and Tomorrow at Local Arenas
Tonight fast pitch schedule lists Monys Machine and Welding against Beth el at 7 p.m. St Johns plays Curtiss at 8 p.m. Edgles No II meets Moose at 9 p.m. Tomorrow Midget League features Tigers versus White Sox at 1 p.m. Reds clash Braves at 2 30 p.m. Slowpitch matches Swiss Colony versus Hubers at 7 p.m. Firemen take on Dormans at 8 p.m. Swiggums face The Office at 9 p.m. Tonight softball features First National Bank against Treuthardts at 7 45 p.m. Studers meet Western Newell at 9 10 p.m. Tomorrow White Sox play Twins at 1 p.m. Browntown Milling faces FFA at 7 45 p.m. Studers meet Hughes Mobile Homes at 9 10 p.m.
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Slowpitch
Monys Machine
Bethel
St. John’s
Curtiss
Edgles No. II
Moose
Tigers
White Sox
Reds
Braves
Swiss Colony
Hubers
Firemen
Dormans
Swiggums
the Office
First National Bank
Treuthardts
Studers
Western Newell
Twins
Browntown Milling
FFA
Hughes Mobile Homes
Funeral services for Lawrence Sharer 94
Lawrence Sharer 94 a Jordan native and retired farmer carpenter died Saturday his funeral was held today at 9 a.m. in the Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe and at 9 30 in St Victor s Catholic Church Rev E C McCollow officiated burial followed in Calvary Cemetery Pallbearers listed include Vincent Waelti Rockford Lawrence Waelti Dakota Ill Raymond Meier Freeport Ambrose Waelti Juda Russell Johnson Rockford and Andrew Sharer Rosary service held last night.
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Lawrence Sharer
Jordan
Newcomer Funeral Home
Monroe
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Vincent Waelti
Rockford
Lawrence Waelti
Dakota
Ill
Raymond Meier
Freeport
Ambrose Waelti
Juda
Russell
Travel Center Promises No Service Charge Bonded Stays
A foreign currency and travel services center advertises no service charge. It markets air rail hotel and car rentals with a bonded Travel Center designation and letters of credit for travelers.
Community notices outline Legion picnic and various travels
Personal mentions note Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Viney returning from Crystal Lake vacation. Legion Post and Auxiliary picnic set for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Recreation Park shelter. Ada Zentner returns from Illinois visit. Several guest visits and travel plans across Wisconsin, Maryland, New York, and the World’s Fair trip anticipated.
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Joseph D. Viney
Crystal Lake
American Legion
Recreation Park Shelter
Ada Zentner
17Th Ave
Dean Dexter
Lombard, Ill
Lombard, Ill. Mrs. Zentner Was Met In Freeport By Her Niece, Mrs. Ada Lamboly
Delbert Indergand
Monroe
Williams
Juda
Gary Mahlbuch
Brodhead
William F. Renk and Sons
Sun Prairie
Wisconsin Dells
Methodist Church
Pine Lake
Westfield
Wis
Elizabeth Johnston
Robert Crandall
Diana Irwin
David Goetz
Vicky Weis
John Matzke
Linda
Floyd Timm
Timm
Gene Martin
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Washington
Virginia
New York
Goecks Attend Daughter Ann Louise Nurse Cap Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Herbert D Goecks of 1309 10th Street traveled to Milwaukee for their daughter Ann Louise's nurse cap ceremony at Columbia Hospital Auditorium following a probation period of training at Columbia School of Nursing. A reception in the nurses dormitory reception hall followed the event.
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Herbert D. Goecks
10Th Street
Milwaukee
Ann Louise
Columbia School of Nursing
Columbia Hospital
Goodwill Truck to Pick Up Dis cards in Monroe and Judo
The Goodwill truck will be in Monroe on Friday to collect discarded items with local representative Dorothy Volmary. It will also be in Judo on Friday with representative Inez Weaver.
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Monroe
Dorothy Volmary
Inez Weaver
Patient Admitted After Knee Injury At St. Clare Hospital
A patient was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 2 30 am with a torn cartilage in the left knee after tripping over wooden forms while working. Condition reported as good.
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Paul Leck
5Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Stauffacher Family Welcomes Daughter in Pontiac
Mr and Mrs Albert H Stauffacher of Pontiac Michigan welcomed a daughter born June 25 They already have two daughters Ann Kathryn 6 and Susan Joan 4 Mrs Stauffacher formerly Joan Hammer Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W J Hammer of 2217 16th Street and Mr and Mrs Herbert Stauffacher of 2010 12th Street Monroe
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Albert H. Stauffacher
Pontiac
Mich
Ann Kathryn
Susan Joan
Stauffacher
Joan Hammer
W. J. Hammer
16Th Street
Herbert Stauffacher
12Th Street
Monroe
Jill Stauffacher Home From Hospital After Fall
Jill Stauffacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Stauffacher of Monroe was released from St Clare Hospital today. She had been hospitalized June 14 with a broken and dislocated shoulder from a horse fall.
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Jill Stauffacher
Thomas Stauffacher
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Nile replaces Cleopatra's barge with hydrofoil flotilla
Three high speed hydrofoil boats named for Egyptian queens cruise the Nile between Aswan and Abu Simbel replacing the historic Cleopatra's barge.
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Cleopatra
Nile
Aswan
Abu Simbel
Four in Family Drowned at Sea
Denise Winter, 14, said her family of five from Marietta California sank after their 45 foot cabin cruiser lost power off La Punta San Fernando Baja California. Denise survived a 1 1/2 mile swim to a deserted coast and two days of wandering. The missing include Warren Winter 40 Mary Beth Winter 36 Sheree 12 and Lance 11. The boat departed San Quentin Island June 23 for a La Paz vacation.
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EL Rosario
Mex
California
Denise Winter
Marietz
Calif
la Punta San Fernando
Baja California
Warren Winter
Denise
Mary Beth Winter
Sheree
Lance
Winter
San Quentin Island
la Paz
Jane Viney Crowned 1965 Rock County 4 H Queen
Jane Viney seventeen daughter of Lyle and Mrs Viney Route 2 Evansville is named the 1965 Rock County 4 H queen. She represents the Porter 4 H Club and has been active in home economics dairy chorus drama clothing foods nutrition home furnishing and leadership projects. The 1965 court includes Donna Schwartz Pat Erstad Cindy Houfe and Carol Palombi from Center Evansville Fulton Spring Valley and Orfordville respectively.
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Jane Viney
Lyle Viney
Evansville
Rock County
Miss Viney
Jeannine Jonas
Newark
Line Clearance Co Inc Incorporates in County
Articles of incorporation for Line Clearance Co Inc filed with Mrs Helen Bratzke register of deeds. The firm will trim and cut trees clear lines and install underground services. Initial agent Carl J Dick Monticello. incorporators Carl J Dick and Julius Rusken. office P O Box 49 Monticello.
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Line Clearance Co. Inc
Helen Bratzke
Register of Deeds
Carl J. Dick
Monticello
Julius Rusken
P. O. Box
Cheese Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Madison Wisconsin market reports steady cheddar prices as demand remains spotty. Supplies are ample for large styles and adequate to short for small styles with cheddars at 35 to 38 percent, single daisies 39 to 41 percent, long horns 38 to 39 percent, and midgets 39 to 41 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Tornadoes and Floods Hit Nebraska as Cool Air Arrives
Severe weather swept Nebraska with heavy rain up to seven inches at Humboldt and flash floods closing southeast highways. Tornadoes touched down in open areas while hail shattered a church window near DeWitt, and winds damaged homes in Indiana as cooler air begins to move in.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Humboldt
Nemaha River
DeWitt
Burchard
Indiana
Indianapolis
Negro's Cottage Burns Inspires Fire Probe in Wisconsin
Marathon County investigators probe a cottage burned Sunday night bought by Hall Smith Milwaukee school teacher. Fire marshal John Hassler cites $4000 to $5000 damage and possible storm timing with no evidence of arson or local racial hostility.
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Wausau
John Hassler
Marathon County
Hall Smith
Milwaukee
Mayflower Lake
Hassler
Smith
Winds Hit Darlington Area Causing Tree Damage
Winds of 60 to 65 miles per hour lashed Darlington Sunday night. Dozens of trees fell across five blocks in the north part of town, with damage to vehicles and lawn areas at Darlington Park and Lafayette County Courthouse. A barn seven miles north, owned by Walter Reilly the county highway commissioner, was blown down.
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Darlington
Here
Darlington Park
Lafayette County
Walter Reilly
Polish Primate Wyszynski to Visit Milwaukee and Green Bay
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski, Roman Catholic primate of Poland, will visit Milwaukee and Green Bay during his United States trip in August 1966, announced today.
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Chicago
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Milwaukee
Green Bay
United States
Treasure of Castro lacks artistic value claim
An Italian government art expert says the so-called treasure of Fidel Castro has no artistic value. A local dealer bought five freight cars of Cuban furniture and items shipped to Europe for hard currency. Cuban exile groups in Miami say the cargo includes art seized from wealthy Cubans.
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Milan
Italy
Fidel Castro
Europe
Miami
Kosygin Says U.S. Peace Calls Deception in Viet Nam
Premier Alexei Kosygin charged that U.S. calls for peace in Vietnam are a deception and warned that American forces will have to reckon with increased aid to the Vietnamese from Communist countries.
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Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Viet Nam
Minor Complication Delays Kidney Transplant Plan
In New Orleans a minor complication postponed the kidney transplant between John H. Honeycutt and his daughter Johnnie Gail. Surgeons from Tulane University delayed the operation to reconnect her to an artificial kidney for several days. The date was not set.
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New Orleans
John H. Honeycutt
Johnnie Gail Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Anniston
Ala
Johnnie Gail
Tulane _ University
School of Medicine
Charity Hospital
Atlanta
Tulane
Johnnie
Mrs. Earl Herrell Dies at 65 in Chicago
Mrs. Earl Selma Herrell, 65, of Chicago, died Sunday. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Steil Funeral Home. friends may call tonight. Her surviving husband is a former Darlington resident.
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Darlington
Earl
Selma) Herrell
Chicago
Steil Funeral
Weed Killer Fatal in Oshkosh Burts Hoger Dies
Oshkosh Wisconsin reports a brewery worker E Hoger aged 55 died after accidentally drinking weed killer from a beer bottle placed in the fridge by a relative. Authorities say the bottle was misidentified as beer leading to the fatal ingestion.
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Burton E. Hoger
Hoger
Wisconsin bill eases welfare earnings deductions
A bill rushed through the Wisconsin Legislature would allow welfare recipients to deduct a large portion of earnings under the Federal Economic Opportunity Act. The item mentions selling, renting, buying, and a phone contact 325-5101.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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Twining Park
Swissair
Zurich
Complete Travel Service
State Bank
County
Highway
Senanal Sdn
Earl Hager
19Th Avenue
Herbert Booth
Castro
Wolverine
Shawn
Wolverines
Hary Loeffel
Dick Kundert
Partners
Metro Soda Aer Pees
CE Pasternak Production
Panavision
Suzanne Donahue
Pleshette
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Congress
Phillips & Smith
Monroe, Wis
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