Weather outlook with showers and cooler Friday
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight and Friday. Cooler west on Friday. Tonight low 67 to 73, Friday high 85 to 90 east and 80 to 85 west. Hourly temperatures track from 1 p.m. today to 1 p.m. Thursday with values around the mid 60s to mid 80s. Precipitation since yesterday noted as .65 inch, barometer around 29.54 inches at 1 p.m. eastern daily values. Sunrise 4 34, sunset 7 33 with high and low records from Presidio Texas and Bryce Canyon Utah noted.
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U. S
Presidio
Tex
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Real Estate Transfer M E Pengra to B Krueger in Brodhead
M E Pengra transfers property described as lots 6 and 8 except east 63 feet of block 6 in the city of Brodhead to Bessie Krueger. The notice records a conveyance between private individuals for real estate in Brodhead.
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M. E. Pengra
Bessie Krueger
Brodhead
Marriage Licenses Obert Weimar and Janet Shultz
Obert John Weimar aged 23 of Mil na and Janet Delaine Shultz aged 21 of 1702 13th street obtained marriage licenses.
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Obert John Weimar
Milna
Janet Delaine Shultz
13Th Street
Deaths Tod Considine and Mary Benjamin Obituaries
The notices report the deaths of Tod Considine, 74, of Darlington, and Mary Benjamin, 74, of Brod. Both entries provide ages and towns, announcing their passing in local obituary notices.
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Tod Considine
Darlington
Gan Mary Benjamin
Brodad
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Sievert in Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs Richard Sievert of Milwaukee welcomed a son on June 29. The birth adds a new member to the Sievert family, expanding their household.
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Richard Sievert
Milwaukee, Son
St Clare Hospital Accident Names And Dismissals
The notice lists injuries and names connected to St. Clare Hospital including Jerry Marty Route 5 and John J Marty Route 5 along with Orville Swanson South Wayne. It also names patients and staff across medical surgical and dismissal lines including Cheryl Cole Clinton Flor Sofia Kryder Juda and Elmo Ellwood Brooklyn among others.
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Jerry Marty
John J. Marty
Route 5
Orville Swanson
South Wayne
James Hergeson
Janesville
Cheryl Cole
Clinton
Flossie Kryder
Juda
Glenn L. Resler
Beloit
Elmo Ellwood
Brooklyn
Joseph Brayton
Monticello
Edwin Schultz
Deerfield
John Blumer
Donald P. O’connor
Bonnie Lynn Upman
Darlington
Michael Larson
Prairie du Chien
Harold Kline
11Th Street
Dena Hockman
John Rhyner
Route 1
Erwin Willing
Footville
Fred Michaels
Frank Sauer
Maurice Hughes
T. Roy Evenson
Henry Blumer
Henry Blum
George Daley
Dr Lingby to Join Orangeville Osteopath Office
Dr Christian Lingby will be associated with Dr Ranson L Dinges at Orangeville Osteopaths after graduating from the Chicago College of Osteopathy and Surgery. He recently completed interneship at Chicago Osteopathic Hospital. Mrs Ethel Gibson of St Petersburg Florida spent most of the week at the Dinges office for training. Dr Donald Malling of Baraboo visited the Dinges office for two days.
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Orangeville
Christian Lingby
Ranson L. Dinges
Lingby
Chicago College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Chicago Osteopathic Hospital
Ethel Gibson
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dinges
Donald Malling
Baraboo
Mrs Benjamin Found Dead in Brodhead Home
Mary Benjamin, 74, was found stabbed to death in her Brodhead residence at 10 a.m. The county coroner Herman A. Stuessy ruled the wound self inflicted and said no inquest will be held. He noted prior suicide attempts by Mrs. Benjamin. Her husband Edward was in the garden at the time. Born in Norway, she came to Chicago in 1912 and lived in Brodhead for years. A brother remains in Norway. Services are tentatively planned for Saturday at Everson Funeral Home.
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Mary Benjamin
Brodhead
Herman A. Stuessy
Stuessy
Norway
Everson Funeral Home
Top Stars Defeated In Wimbledon Upsets
Mrs Beverly Fleitz of Santa Monica defeated top seed Doris Hart of Miami and qualified for the women final. Neale Fraser and Ken Rosewall defeated American Davis Cupists Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas in doubles, 6-2 1-6 6-1 6-? 6-? with Upsets noted as major.
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Wimbledon
England
Beverly Baker Fieitz
Santa Monica
Calif
Doris Hart
Carol Gables
Fia
Australia
Neale Fraser
Ken Rosewall
Cincinnati-Philadelphia
Trabert
Seixas
Marie Hoesly Attends Milwaukee Turner Festival
Monroe Madison Turner star Marie Hoesly attends the four day national festival of the American Turners in Milwaukee. The event, first in Milwaukee since 1893, expects over 10,000 guests and 2,000 turners with athletic contests and demonstrations at the Milwaukee Auditorium and swimming and badminton at Wisconsin State College.
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Marie Hoesly
Monroe
Madison Turner Group
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State College
Communist MIGs Down Nationalist Jet and Damaged Plane
The China News reports Communist MIGs shot down a Nationalist Chinese jet and damaged a commercial flying boat while attempting to hide a Red mystery fleet. The report emphasizes ongoing hostilities and strategic concealment efforts in Formosa.
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Taipei
Formosa
China News
Personal mentions list local residents and visitors
The column records numerous individuals visiting or residing in Monroe and nearby towns. Notables include Robert Cline from Browntown, Rev. Richard F Hulburt in Shullsburg, Ada Mae Anderson from Argyle in Madison, and Dr. Lee M. Roderick from Manhattan Kansas.
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Robert Cline
Browntown
Richard F. Hulburt
Shullsburg
Irving Henze
Beloit
Ada Mae Anderson
Argyle
Madison
Hiram Lancaster
Darlington
Monroe
Lee M. Roderick
Manhattan
Kas
John
Rachel
Ruth Godston
Staten Island
N. Y
George Gibbons
Chicago
Borden Co
Mmes
Glen B. Benson
Leon Smith
J. L. Burch
J. M. Henderson
Russell E. Shoaf
John Kaiser
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Robert Rufenacht
Canada
Kenneth Bauman
Robert
Mary
Jane
Lakeland Avenue
Ralph J. Kundert
Betty Cass
WIBA
Kundert
Green County
Wuethrich Set for Switzerland Turnfest Trip
Monroe Turn and Schwing club representative LeRoy Wuethrich will travel from Chicago to Zurich for the National Turnfest in Switzerland, leaving July 8 and returning August 1. Julius Hofer of Monroe will meet him. events run July 9-10 for women and July 16-17 for men. This marks Wuethrichs first Swiss visit. he previously attended 1952 Olympic events in Finland.
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LeRoy Wuethrich
Monroe Turn and Schwing Club
Switzerland
Wuethrich
Turner
Chicago
Zurich
Julius Hofer
Monroe
Wuethrichis
Finland
County to receive 110000 from gas tax increase
Green County will gain 110 589.94 in higher highway aids after a two cent gas tax hike. Breakdown includes 34 209.40 for town roads 30 055.16 for small villages and cities 33 825.38 for county trunk roads and 12 500 for federal aid to county roads. The latter must be matched locally. Monroe’s share of the extra 30 000 is not known. Senator Travis voted for the increase while Assemblyman Keegan opposed it.
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Green County
Edward J. Konkol Madison
Wisconsin Good Roads Association
Monroe
Robert S. Travis
Platteville
Harry A. Keegan
Konkol
Tunisia Plan Okayed Paris
Tunisia moved toward greater self rule as the National Assembly foreign affairs committee approved agreements in Paris. The pact aims to advance constitutional autonomy and broader Tunisian participation in governance.
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Tunisia
Paris
National Assembly
Foreign Affairs Committee
Pickups Along the News Beats Cookie Killed by Hit and Run
Mr and Mrs Leroy Babler mourn their black and white shepherd Cookie killed in a hit and run on Highway 69 near Pleasure Bend curve Saturday morning. The couple buried him in the garden and plea for drivers to be more careful of dogs.
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Cookie
Leroy Babler
Highway 69
Pleasure Bend Curve
Surgery for Deputy Treasurer Florence Stauffacher
Mrs. Florence Stauffacher deputy county treasurer underwent minor surgery yesterday morning at St. Clare hospital and is in good condition. Orville Swanson 20 of South Wayne admitted to St. Clare hospital at 11 10 for a fractured jaw from a fall at his farm windmill. his condition is satisfactory.
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Florence Stauffacher
St. Clare Hospital
Orville Swanson
South Wayne
Swanson
Miller Residence Excavation Starts in Goetz Acres
Excavation began today for a one and a half story home for the Joe E. Miller family on 19th street in Goetz Acres. The Millers bought the lot from Goetz Theaters and now live at 602 15th Avenue. Miller is a former city recreation director.
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Joe E. Miller
19Th Street
Goetz Acres
Millers
Goetz Theaters
15Th Avenue
Miller
House Group Banks At Extra Allowances
Washington The House appropriations committee rejected pay raises for congressional employees and extra allowances for members while recommending 66 280 675 to finance the legislative department for the new fiscal year. The panel approved 31 105 805 for House operation, up 2 195 635 over current year, but cut from earlier estimates by 264 665. No Senate funds were included due to interbranch etiquette.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Legislative Department
Senate
House
Congress
Senate bill advances with amendment on funding
The bill moves to the Senate where members propose an amendment setting the funding amount their establishment requires. The action signals a negotiated figure from lawmakers before final passage.
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Senate
Budget Cuts Shrink Wisconsin State Radio Schedule
The State Radio Council announces budget cuts will curb Wisconsin FM network operations starting Friday. Executive director H B McCarty says Sunday broadcasting ends and nightly service drops by one hour, reflecting a $25,000 annual shortfall against 1954-55 funding.
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Madison
State Radio Council
Wisconsin
H. B. McCarty
McCarty
Miss Meyer Visits Relatives in Monroe
Erika Meyer a 28 year old Swiss registered nurse visiting her first cousin Mrs Emmanuel B Fuchs in rural Monroe on a month long vacation. She has been in America ten months and arrived a week ago to see family including Fred Bohren former Monroe resident and her Basil Switzerland parents.
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Erika Meyer
Switzerland
Emmanuel B. Fuchs
Monroe
Miss Meyer
Long Island
N. Y
Fred Bohren
Janesville
America
Basil
Wisconsin polio tally climbs to 43 this year
Madison reports 43 polio cases in the state this year, up from 40 in the same period in 1954, according to the State Board of Health. The notice highlights the ongoing health monitoring by state authorities.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
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