Wisconsin Weather Summary for Wednesday and Monroe Zone
Cloudy with showers and cooler conditions coming tonight. Wednesday should be partly cloudy in the west with showers ending and cooler conditions across the southeast. Lows tonight 38 to 46. Highs Wednesday mostly 50s east and 58 to 64 west. In Monroe Zone, showers end by late morning and partly cloudy by afternoon, cooler on Wednesday. Lows tonight 43 to 48. highs Wednesday in the 50s. Historical highs and lows noted, barometer readings listed, sunrise 5 35, sunset 8 1.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Estates Probated and Executors Named in Local Wills
Probate notices list Merle Erickson as executrix and beneficiary for Morgan Erickson who died April 22 with a 1954 will. Forrest Daubert named ancillary executor for Lottie Daubert died May 23 1963 with house bequest to Robert and Dawn in Everett. Other notices name Tabitha Ritzmann Ritzmann Ritzmann Tabitha Ritzmann heirs. Rose Schneider executrix. Kate Mohns estate appraisers Clarence Brunkow and Arthur Hartwick. Ida Neuenschwander executor with four sons and a daughter as heirs.
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Merle
Morgan
Everett
Wash
Robert
Dawn
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Brodhead
Mt. Vernon
Juda
Betty Bower
Magdelene
St. Benedict
Ilwaukee
Forrest
Margaret Woth Hawkins
Paula Woth
Casper
Wyo
Tabitha M. Ritzmann
Elsie Dinse Schultz
Clarence Brunkow
Arthur B. Hartwick
Kate Mohns
Helen Ronspiez
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Nearby Townships
A series of property transfers reported for Green County and surrounding areas. Dwight A Crandall receives part of lots 2021 and 22 in Monroe from ee Behnke Outlet. Several parcels change hands in Monroe Township Brodhead Decatur and New Glarus among others including estates and donations.
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Ee Behnke
Green County
Brooklyn
Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul and Paol Railroad Co
Dwight A. Crandall
City of Monroe
Alice Schwarze
Raymond J. Peterson
Emerson and Moulton’s
Thomas Geiger
City of Brodhead
Max Wyss
Gerald Kamps
Decatur Township
Jessie May Rush
John W. Wyssbrod
Leaders honor 4H home agent farewell before June departure
Miss Kochis, Green County 4H home agent, received a farewell gift at the Adult Leaders meeting as she resigns effective the first week of June to marry Paul Robert Radler in Lemon Colorado. Raymond Montgomery spoke on Dairy Month activities, IFYE delegate from Japan visits set for August, and the Washi short course funding was noted. Judging day for dairy cattle, livestock, tractor and automotives is May 23 at the fairgrounds with seven classes 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Green County plans Upham Woods junior camp June 10-13 with a 35-seat quota and state club week June 16-19 with 11 choir and band members. Dress revue committee report given, group singing led, and treasurer report presented.
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Virginianum
Green County
Adult Leaders Association
Kochis
Lemon
Colo
Paul Robert Radler
Raymond Montgomery
Dairy Month
Montgomery
Lester Witt
IFYE
Japan
Calvin E. Kraemer
Upham Woods
Chester Pinnow
Eugene Meier
Treasury
William Schuetz
Nathan Schoepfer
Mrs Thorson Woodford Dies in Argyle Nursing Home
Mrs. Thorson Woodford 93 lifelong Wiota and Woodford resident died this morning at an Argyle nursing home where she had been a patient six years. Born January 24, 1871 in Wiota Township she taught rural school there for 10 years before marrying Edward A. Thorson in Brownstown August 27, 1898. She was a member of Woodford Methodist Church and WSCS, serving as president for several years. Survived by husband Edward a daughter Myrtle Halvorson Stockton a son Elmer Woodford 11 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Preceded in death by daughter Jah. Services Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Woodford Methodist Church Rev R A Pegram officiating burial in Miller Cemetery Wiota Township. Friends may call Erickson Funeral Home Argyle tomorrow afternoon and evening.
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Edward A.thorson
Wiota
Woodford
Argyle
Woodford Methodist Church
WSCS
Herman
Myrtle) Halvorson
Stockton
Elmer
Jah
R. A. Pegram
Miller
Township
Erickson Funeral Home
Marriage Licenses Reported for Monticello Residents
Marriage licenses issued include Keith R Field 21 and Janet M Ross 19 both of Monticello. Obituaries list Bertha Odell 79 of 806 22nd ave August Carlson 79 Darling ton Mrs John Bonjour 73 Warren Ill J Walter C Trost 57 Warren Wand 08 Warren Mrs George T Forbes 36 Eureka Kansas Mrs Edward A Thorson 93 Woodford. Ralph Gempler Monticello May 11 Monte Grebner Warren May 12.
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Keith Robert Field
Janet Marie Ross
Monticello
Fred T
Bertha) Odell
22Nd Avenue
August Carlson
Darlington
John Bonjour
Warren, Ill
Herbert J. Flanery
Janesville
J. Walter C. Trost
Warren
Nintrew Wand
George T. Forbes
Eureka
Kansas
Edward A. Thorson
Woodford
Ralph Gempeler
Monte Grebner
Hospital Clearings and Dismissals List Names
St. Clare Hospital lists accident case Mrs Francis W Briggs of Brodhead and Mrs Maude Mair of Mukonago. Medical entries include Mrs Paul Cheshire Sr Como Ralph Anderson Brodhead and several others. Dismissals named Fred Voegels Faye G Zier Bradley Lyle Mrs Charles Staver Mrs Marvin Gray Elizabeth Larson and more.
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Francis W. Briggs
Brodhead
Maude’ Mair
Mukonago
Paul Cheshire Sr
Como
Ralph Anderson
Carl Peterson
Rockford
William A. Wild Sr
Belleville
Walter E. Wyss
22Nd ‘Avenue
Edward Lersch
Shullsburg
Bernice Ball
Lake Geneva
William M. Bramlett
DeKalb
Ernest Schlittler
Monticello
Lloyds Honeysett
Janesville
Bertha Grenawalt
Albany
Thomas McKenna
Durand
Joseph Gobel
Davis
Fred Voegels
Faye G. Zier
Bradley Lyle
Charles Staver
Marvin Gray
Elizabeth Larson
Ruth Zanzinger
Paul Klass
Local Funeral Attendance and Social Notes from Monroe
Personal mentions include Mrs Bernard Friedrich of rural Albany at Clyde Schrank funeral in Rockford. Whitewater State College Treble Clef Girls Chorus attendees listed from Monroe area and surrounding towns. Royal Arch Masons set degree Thursday May 14. Beloit funeral visit for Mrs Roy Cole notes family ties. Local shopping, bank seminar, and residence moves for Monroe residents are recorded.
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Bernard Friedrich
Albany
Clyde Schrank
Rockford
Bette
Willard Moe
Woodford
James Moe
South Wayne
Jane Moe
Palestine
Royal Arch Masons
Byrel Ryan
Akron
Frank Buehler
Myrtle Feese
Beloit
Roy Cole
Cole
Ryan
Miss Feese
Ryans
Buehler
Buehlers
D. H. Partridge
May Thornton
Amy Perry
Evansville
Monroe
H. L. Fenton
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Robles Takes Panama Lead in Presidential Race
Partial results from 704 of 1,144 precincts show Marco A. Robles leading with 86,447 votes to Arnulfo Arias 73,131. With about half of Panama Province votes tallied, Arias supporters fear manipulation and National Guard action while implications touch U S Panama Canal treaty negotiations.
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Ranama
Marco A. Robles
Panama Canal Zone
Robles
Arnulfo Arias
Panama
Arias
National Guard
United States
Mrs Maude Mair 83 Fractured wrists in fall at home
Mrs Maude Mair 83 of Mukwonago is in fair condition at St. Clare hospital with fractures to both wrists and possible head injuries after falling down stairs at her granddaughter’s home in Brodhead. She was admitted at 5 35 p m yesterday.
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Maude Mair
Mukwonago
St. Clare Hospital
Ronald Barribeau
Brodhead
Rieder elected as Grand Knight in Knights of Columbus meeting
Willam Rieder Jr was elected grand knight at the Knights of Columbus gathering in the American Legion hall. Officers named include Don Ripp as deputy grand knight Pat Connors chancellor Rolland Karlen warden Eugene Osmond recorder Kenneth Schneider treasurer Alvin Buholzer inside guard Francis McGinnis outside guard Robert Silvis advocate and Sam Humbel trustee.
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Willam Rieder Jr
Knights of Columbus
American Legion Hall
Don Ripp
Pat Connors
Rolland Karlen
Eugene Osmond
Kenneth Schneider
Alvin Buholzer
Francis McGinnis
Robert Silvis
Sam‘ Humbel
Windy Acres
Lee Kirsch
William Rieder ,Jr
Accidents and Suspected Dui Charges Span Rockford Region
Tollway police charged one driver for an illegal U turn and another for suspended license as five people were injured in a two car crash in Rockford Sunday at 8 30 p m. The injured include Russell J Rosheisen 50 Lucille 48 and Fetha McClellan 68 of Brodhead plus Orville Beil 50 of Rockford and Benny Bell. Bigek’s funeral services are set in Forreston for Billy Joe Bigek son of Francis and Bailey ville residents.
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Tollway
Bellentine
Russell J. Rosheisen
Fetha McClellan
Brodhead
Rockford
Rosheisen
Lucille
Cheese Trade Steady in Madison Market
Madison Wisconsin cheese trade remains steady with stocks moving through regular outlets. Outside interest is quiet and current style supplies are ample to more than ample. Cheddars bring 34 to 37 percent, 40-pound blocks 35 to 37, Single daisies 37, longhorns 37, midgets 37 to 40 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Patient Admitted At St Clare Hospital
Conrad Stauffacher of Route 2 Monticello was admitted to St. Clare hospital yesterday afternoon for a medical checkup and is expected to stay about a week.
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Conrad Stauffacher
Route 2
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Service Record: Two Soldiers Enter Training or Leave
Ernest Gebhardt of Argyle leaves for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to begin Army basic training after high school graduation in 1962 and prior work at Oaktron Industries Monroe. Henry Keener, Navy sailor on leave from Treasure Island San Francisco, visits parents before reporting to Pensacola Florida May 24 for 16 weeks of electronics and communications training.
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Missouri
Ernest Gebhardt
Ernest Gebhardt Sr
Argyle
Fort Leonard Wood
Argyle High School
Oaktron Industries,Inc
Monroe
Monticello
Henry Keener
Treasure Island
San Francisco
Navy
Owen Keener
Pensecola
Fla
Power mishap and first baby of the Mile stones
Mrs. Francis W. Briggs, 52 Brodhead, underwent toe amputation at St. Clare hospital after her foot was caught in a power lawn mower. A milk truck backed into a parked truck two miles southeast of Browntown at 6:50 a.m., causing minor damage. Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Milestone of 908 22nd street adopted a baby boy named James Glenn born April 24, 1964. they have three daughters. Kiwanis Round Table meets at Swiss Wheel at 12:15 p.m. for those missing Ladies Night at Monroe Country Club. Karla Ann Misner, born May 6, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Misner of Springfield, with Jordan family and Wesley Jordan as relatives.
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Francis W. Briggs
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Briggs
Keith Pilz
Browntown
James W. Curran
Glen L. Milestone
22Nd Street
James Glenn
Milestones
Diane
Lynn
Edith Jane
Kiwanis
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Monroe Country Club
Orangeville
Lloyd Misner
Springfield
Karla Ann
Loral Jordan
Wesley Jordan
Lloyd Misner Sr
Rusk Urges Complete Isolation of Communist Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged NATO to isolate Cuba completely at the alliance’s opening NATO Council session in The Hague. He warned of a world-shaking crisis and asked allies to aid South Vietnam with industrial equipment, medical teams, and teachers rather than combat troops.
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Hague
Netherlands
Dean Rusk
Cuba
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rusk
County Hospital Project Report Expected Tonight
The Green County Board of Supervisors will hear last year’s financial statement at tonight’s meeting starting at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse. County Clerk Ray E. Kundert said a progress report on the new Green County hospital building project may also be presented.
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County Hospital
Green County Board of Cdvisors
Ray E. Kundert
Green County Hospital
Donald Elmer Couple Escapes Tornado Path
The Donald Elmers once living in Browntown area Monroe were two blocks from a tornado path in Michigan. Mrs Elmer called her parents Merrill and wife Smith rural Browntown to tell them the family is safe. Capt Elmer is the son of Henry Elmer, Monroe. The Capt Elmer's live at base housing between St Clement and Mt Ridge near Detroit. The tornado struck there about 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Donald Elmer
Donald Elmers
Browntown
Monroe
Michigan
Elmer
Merrill Smith
Capt. Elmer
Henry Elmer
St. Clemens
Mt. Ridge
Detroit
Wisconsin Doctor Named President-Elect of State Medical Society
Dr John Houghton a general practitioner from Wisconsin Dells was named president elect of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin. He will assume office at the society's next annual meeting. Dr George A Behnke of Ka ukana was elected vice speaker, succeeding Dr H W Carey of Lancaster. Dr John Bell of Mariette and Dr E L Bernhart of Milwaukee were re elected delegates to the AMA with Dr James C Fox of La Crosse and Dr Charles Picard as alternates.
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Dells
Milwaukee
John Houghton
Wisconsin Dells
State Medical Society of
Wisconsin
George A. Behnke
Kaukauna
House of Delegates
H. W. Carey
Lancaster
John Bell
Marinette
E. L. Bernhart
American Medical Association
Monroes Names Two New Driver License Examiners
Keith Brockmiller and Curtis Judd of Madison are named Monroe’s new driver license examiners. They will work every Monday except the fourth Monday each month. Voltaire reportedly drank 50 cups of coffee daily at age 80.
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Keith Brockmiller
Curtis Judd
Madison
Monroe
Voltaire
Baby Abduction Remains Mystery in Fronczak Case
Peggy Madden arrived at Illinois Masonic Hospital with an infant suspected as Paul Joseph Fronczak. Police ruled out the match after blood typing. Madden claimed birth at Cook County Hospital on April 6. Investigators pursue countless tips in the ongoing two week old disappearance from Michael Reese Hospital.
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Whicago — Pome
Paul Joseph Fronczak
Peggy Madden
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Fronczak
Madden
Cook County Hospital
Michael Reese Hospital
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Douglas
Bam
Bik
Martintown
Rieder
Crte
Noe
LM Ortho
Motor Reg
U.8
Monroe Roller Mill
Fritz Cleaners
12Th Avenue
Schmidt's Monroe Shoe Store
Don Clark
First National Bank OF
F.d.1.c
Tony Jack Monroe
Curtis Lemmon
Jack
Lemmon
Ann Margaret Dick van Dyke
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