Weather Summary for Wisconsin Regions Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight and tomorrow will be cooler in the southwest with scattered frost in the north. Lows range from 35 to 44 in the north and 40 to 48 in the south. Highs reach 65 in the northeast and 70 to 71 in the southwest. Yesterday's extremes were 52 as high and low. year ago highs reached 82 with 62 as low. Warmest spot yesterday was Madison at 93, coldest Superior at 38. Sunrise is 4 53 and sunset 7 01.
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Madison
Superior
Community Youth Center Open House Highlights Renovation
City youth center hosts open house showing redecorating completed by Youth Council members and students. Officials, parents, and residents tour painting of first and second floor rooms while snacks are served and activities continue. Recreation director J. Joe E. Miller invites visits during dances and events.
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Aonroe
J City
Park Board
J. Joe E. Miller
Rites Set Monday For Miss Doherty
Rites for Bridget Doherty 92 of 1123 13th Avenue will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at St Victor's Catholic Church following her death yesterday at St Clare Hospital. Also noted: Thomas Goetz convicted in a vendile case with a 9:30 a.m. funeral home event. E P McKenna fined for speeding. Verdel McGrath forfeited bond for speeding.
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Bridget Dohertty
13Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospi
L. A. Koenigtal
Thomas G. Goetz
Stuessy Funeral Home
Enue
St. Victor's Catho
E. P. McKenna
12Th Avenue
Deaths and notices from Green County final rites and services
Deaths listed include Clarence Walker 75 Footville and others in Clinton Albany Browntown South Wayne Beloit Janesville Monroe and Green County area. An accident victim Jerrold Staffon is named with address 2119 14th avenue. Dismissals and burial plans note Calvary cemetery with rosary Sunday at 8 pm. Miss Doherty longtime Green County resident born in Clarnon township taught rural schools and belonged to St Victor's parish Altar society with family notes and a sister Mary died in 1932.
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William du Charme
Clinton
N. Roy Bowman
Albany
Awalt Lueck
Browntown
Clarence Erickson
South Wayne
Buddy Epps
Beloit
Doris Hopel
Janesville
Jerrold Staffon
14Th Avenue
Ralph Emerson
Blanchardville
Ben Bauman
Route 5
Monroe
Adam Zweifel
11Th Street
Rosa Duerst
Christ Brager
Elmer Ellis
Charles Geyer
Neil Sagen
Ben Andrews
Cecil Hatfield
Albert Hallman
Fred Zweifel
Arthur Kel
Robert Babler
Frank Sulivan
E. C. McCollow
Calvary Cemetery
Green County
Miss Doherty
Clarnon Township
Monroe High School
St. Victor’s Parish
Altar Society
Cornelius and
Mary Moran Doherty
Mary
New York State
Argyle stores shift hours with Wednesday openings
Argyle merchants announce new hours starting Wednesday with Thursday closures after noons and Wednesday evening openings. The plan reflects a shift in local commerce hours for the town.
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Argyle
Power Firm Committee Views Edgewater Plant
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. committee members visited the new Edgewater plant yesterday. Accompanied by Green district supervisor W. S. Mac Donald and Monroe sales supervisor Harry J. Bellahan. Members on the trip included Chairman Lyle A. Rodger Rolland R. Blaha Fred F. Hartwig Herman D. Fritz Clifford Stixrood Wilbert Coates.
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Edgewater Plant
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Edgewater
W. S. MacDonald
Green District
Harry J. Bellahan
Monroe
Lyle A. Rodger
Rolland R. Blaha
Fred F. Hartwig
Herman D
Fritz
Clifford Stixrood
South Yne
Wilbert Coates
Juda
Social notes and events from Beloit area
Personal visits include Mr. and Mrs. Elder C Hanson and Miss Olga Voelkh in Beloit last night. Clarence Trickel returned to Chicago after visiting here. St Omar chapter No. 90 CES holds annual review May 3. Ruegsegers shopping in Monroe. Prom attendees named for Platteville College. McKillip family moved to a farm near Argyle. Norman Lynn from Kalamazoo visited his parents. American Legion and Auxiliary card party Sunday at 8 pm. WSCS meeting in Madison includes Mrs. Dorothy Andrews and others.
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Elder C. Hanson
Olga Voelkh
Beloit
Clarence Trickel
Chicago
St. Omar
W. M
Adv
Russell Ruegsegger
Jeffrey
South Wayne
Monroe
Carolyn Wood
Patricia Kelly
Robert Eicholtz
John W. Andereck
Legion Home
WSCS
Southern District of Methodist Churches of Wisconsin
Madison First University Church
Madison
Dorothy Andrews
Oscar Johnson
H. F. Cunningham
Ralph K. Kofoed
Prairie du Chien settler Reuben Valley dies at 101
Reuben Valley a Prairie du Chien settler born in Montreal died aged 101. He arrived with his parents in infancy, lived in Frenchtown, spoke English late, married Mary Wood until her 1938 death. Survived by two daughters Elizabeth and Mrs Edward Gokey two sons Albert of Kenosha William of Rockbridge 43 grandchildren 108 great grandchildren and 33 great great grandchildren.
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Prairie DU Chien
Mississippi River
Reuben Valley
Valley
Montreal
Frenchtown
Reuben
Mary Wood
Elizabeth
Edward Gokey
Albert
Kenosha
William
Rockbridge
Mrs Kugler Marks 25 Years with Wisconsin Power and Light
Mrs William L Kugler of 1711 16th Street marked 25 years with Wisconsin Power and Light Co. She joined May 1 1927 as a stenographer, became cashier in 1929, and in 1987 was named clerk stenographer. She acted as chief clerk during the war and remains active in Alpha Beta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha.
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William L. Kugler
16Th Street
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Elva Fritz
Alpha Beta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Professional Women’s Sorority
Methodist Rally Weighs Changes to Church Structures
A proposal before the Methodist General Conference would create two new commissions to streamline overlapping activities among about six boards. The plan, part of the committee’s third report, contrasts with the survey's aim to cut boards and staff, instead adding agencies.
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Dan Francidcu
Methodist General Conference
Instea
Clarence Walker 75 Dies in Footville at St. Clare Hospital
Clarence Walker 75 of Footville died last night at 8:40 in St. Clare hospital after a stay starting April 8 and a surgery on April 14. The body was taken to Allen funeral home Evansville where arrangements are pending.
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Clarence Walker
Footville
St. Clare Hospital
Allen Funeral Home
Evansville
Cheese sessions draw Monroe reps to Chicago meetings
Monroe cheese industry delegates attended sessions of the National Cheese Institute in Chicago on Wednesday and the American Dairy Association meetings there yesterday. The ADA outlined plans for its annual cheese festival set for October 1, aiming to showcase local products and industry progress.
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Monroe
National Cheese Institute
Chicago
American Dairy Association
ADA
Hiawatha 4-H May June July meetings on farm demos
The Hiawatha area plans a May 20 weed control and Wisconsin professor presentation. A June 8 haymaking demonstration at Kendall Digman farm with chopters and stem crushers is planned with 4-H invitation. A twilight session on oat plots and fertilizer in the watershed is set for July, likely third Tuesday, and an August 10 Swiss Valleys watershed gathering is tentatively scheduled.
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Hiawatha School
Briggs
Buholz
University
of Wisconsin
Kendall Digman
Swiss Valleys
Public meeting outlines conservation topics in September
The New Glarus Monticello group discusses an open house for Hiawatha school and a September program with Clarence Benkett, county game manager, to address wildlife conservation, game management and forestry. Potential competing activities were noted.
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Glarus-Monticello
Hiawatha School
Clarence Benkett
Ancient Carthage near modern Tunis site
Ancient Carthage lay only a few miles from the location of today’s Tunis, placing the ancient city in close proximity to present day capital.
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Ancient
Carthage
Tunis
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