Weather notes and temperature outlook across Wisconsin May 15 1964
The Daily Record Record notes considerable cloudiness with scattered brief showers in the south tonight and warmer conditions in the southeast. Cooler near Lake Michigan. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers in the south. Lows mostly 40s to 50s, highs 65 to 72, with regional differences in Monroe and Presidio, Texas cited for temperature extremes.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Monroe
County Court Judge Elmer August Broge Assault Case Continued
Judge Roger L. Elmer August Broge charged with aggravated assault had a continuance to May 25 at 2 p.m. defense counsel Rudolph P. Reger asked for the sheriff to be present at a prelis ary hearing.
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Roger L. Elmer August Broge
Rudolph P. Reger
Forfeitures of Albin Seeholzer for debris on private property
Albin Seeholzer of 2116 16th Avenue forfeited $10 for placing debris on private property as ordered by the Monoe police.
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Albin Seeholzer
16Th Avenue
Monoe
Real Estate Transfers in Green County and surrounding areas
Transfers show namson Urenewn Ada to Leon D Weisenacker in Price County 40 acres. Anna Pierce to William F Dickson part of Tafts Add Monticello and Outlet 109. George C Michael to Robert Lee Schumacher Lots 37 38 and part of 39 41 Rhoades Add Browntown. Edith J Howard to Carol Schmerse Lots 1 and 3 Block 44 Brodhead. Green County Public Welfare to Irving J Medlinger Lots 2 4 6 Block 4 Cadiz Township Martintown. Mary Elmer to William K Bauman land Section 16 Monroe Township.
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Namson Urenewn
Ada
Leon D. Weisenacker
Price
Anna Pierce
William F. Dickson
Taft
Monticello
George C. Michael
Robert
Lee Schumacher
Rhoades
Browntown
Edith J. Howard
Madison
Carol Schmers
Marriage Licenses for Richard Walter and Sharon Phillips
Richard Henry Walter aged 24 from Brentwood Missouri and Sharon Kaye Phillips aged 19 from Juda obtained marriage licenses. Schneider aged 29 now of Milwaukee has been granted an absolute divorce from Robert Schneider, 33, New Glarus, on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They married September 30, 1961 in New Glarus and separated January 22, 1964. A property settlement was approved. No children.
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Richard Henry Walter
Brentwood
Sharon Kaye Phillips
Juda
Obituary notices list several Beloit area deaths
Deaths include Pvt. Robert W. Rothwell age 17 son of Mr and Mrs Roy Rothwell Verona. Louise Becker 88 Palmyra Beloit. John O O Rourke 62 Galena m Mrs Troy Rice 76 Beloit. Newell W Holcomb 81 Brodhead. Anna M Mickelson 79 Births to Thomas Hartwig 2020 17th Avenue daughter May 14. Gerald Wolter Beloit son M 4.
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Robert W. Rothwell
Roy Rothwell
Verona
Louise Becker
Palmyra
Beloit
John O. O'Rourke
Galena
Troy Rice
Newell W. Holcomb
Brodhead
Anna M. Mickelson
Thomas Hartwig
17Th Avenue
Gerald Wolter
Hospital Admission and Dismissal List Includes Names and Places
St Clare Hospital records show accident cases for Roy Olson Glenn Bredeson and Fred A Gempler with addresses in Fredrick and Argyle. Medical and surgical rosters list Beloit Janesville Monticello Albany Delavan and Rockford tied patients with multiple names and streets. Dismissals include Clynton Roberts Leonard Helland Steven Heck Bruce Tollakson and infant.
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Roy Michael Olson
20Th Street
Fred A. Gempler
8Th ‘Street
Glenn Bredeson
Argyle
Charles W. Threadgall
Beloit
Robert C. Kraeplin
Richard D. Slatter
Janesville
Effie Johnson
Stockton
Robert Kessler
19Th Street
Luella Lacey
South Wayne
Fred Weiss
21St Avenue
Nora Ostby
Monticello
Stephen Schenk
Junior Champ Clinic Saturday at Monroe High Field
The second junior champ clinic is set for tomorrow at Monroe High School athletic field from 9 to 11 am. It serves as a tuneup for the local Junior Champ Meet on May 23, with winners advancing to the state meet at West Allis on July 18. Boys and girls ages 10 to 15 compete in running events, jumps, throws, and hurdles, with event winners eligible for state competition.
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Monroe High School
West Allis
Stanley Barr
Nursing Scholarships and Initiations At Green County 40 and 8
Twenty members of the Green County 40 and 8 attended a wreck at the Dobson hotel in Blanchardville last night. Petitions for nursing scholarships were submitted by several candidates. Scholarship chairman Howard O. Schulz said interviews will be held soon and the recipient will receive the award from Sen. Gordon Roseleip at the June 11 Legion hall meeting. Monroe 40 and 8 plans the first degree initiation at the Spring Wreck in Freeport this Sunday with Paul H. Leck and Fred Flick as local candidates. The group will turn Friday fry duties over to the Legion for the summer, then join a three way program with the Legion and its auxiliary in the fall. The next meeting will install Lloyd Richardson, Grand Cheminot from Madison, on June 11.
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Green County
Dobson
Blanchardville
Howard O. Schulz
Gordon Roseleip
Legion Hall
Monroe
Freeport
Paul H. Leck
Fred Flick
40 And 8
Legion
Lloyd Richardson
Third District
Grand Cheminot
Madison
Vaccine Clinic Set For Argyle Darlington Gymnasiums
The third and final Sabin oral vaccine clinic for Type 2 will be held Sunday in Lafayette County at the Argyle and Darlington gymnasiums from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Slips for minors were sent home via schools and will be available at the gyms. Bring cards to track previous doses. Commandery to Meet Monroe Commandery No 48 will convene Monday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple with refreshments after.
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Lafayette County
Argyle
Darlington
Monroe Commandery No. 48
Masonic Temple
Rummage Sale and Tulip Festival Trip Mentioned
Personal notice lists a rummage sale at 2431 11th Ave on Saturday at 9 a.m. Adv item notes a charter bus left Monroe for Holland Michigan to attend the Tulip Festival with pickups at New Glarus and Monroe and return by Sunday night. Also mentions Pvt Gary Studer arriving home for four days leave before reporting to Aberdeen Maryland for artillery training.
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11Th Ave
New Glarus
Monroe
Holland
Mich
Presbyterian Church
Gary Studer
Marine Corps
Camp Lejuene
North Carolina
Ernest Studer
6Th Street
Aberdeen
Mrs Mickelson Stricken in Beloit
Mrs Anna M Mickelson 79 former Monroe resident died Wednesday at her Beloit home. Services at 1 30 p m tomorrow East Luther Valley church Orfordville where she was a member Rev Erling Fretheim to officiate Burial in Greenwood cemetery Monroe Friends may call tonight at Chilson funeral home Beloit She was born June 6 1884 in Rock County daughter of Otto and Thea Hegge Married Alfred Mickelson in 1904 in Orfordville They lived in Orfordville South Wayne Beloit and Brodhead survived by three sons Clarence Chauncey Alvin two daughters Mrs Elton Craig and Mrs Joe Gmar a sister Thea Hegge two brothers Oscar and Herman Hegge 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Anna M. Mickelson
Monroe
Beloit
East Luther Valley Church
Orfordville
Erling Fretheim
Greenwood Cemetery
Chilson Funeral
Mickelson
Otto Hegge
Rock County
Alfred Mickelson
South Wayne
Alvin
South Beloit
Elton Craig
Joe Gmar
Brodhead
Thea Hegge
Oscar
Hermanegge
Beloit death claims Mrs Rice aged 16
Mrs Mary Moyer Rice 16 formerly of Juda Beloit died of an apparent heart attack at a Beloit home She was born February 5 1888 in Juda and married Troy Rice in 1906 Survival includes three daughters a son and many relatives Services set for Sunday at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead with burial in Juda Mt Vernon cemetery Also notes Glenn Rice WW II casualty and Glenn Bredeson treated for a fractured leg after being kicked by a cow at Argyle
Newell W. Holcomb Dies at 81 in Brodhead
Newell W. Holcomb aged 81 of Brodhead died at 4 15 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after a brief illness He retired from farming and later worked 15 years at Roderick Lumber Co in Brodhead He was born July 11 1882 in Jefferson County Wis and married Opal Arnsmeier September 10 1908 in Monroe He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Clarence Zimmerman a granddaughter Mrs John Tollefson and four great grandchildren Services set for 1 30 p m Sunday at Newcomer funeral home with Rev Robert Stone of State Line Lutheran Church officiating Burial will follow Friends may call tomorrow evening at the funeral home
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Newell W. Holcomb
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Mr.Holcomb
Spring Grove
Roderick Lumber Co
Jefferson County
Wisconsin
Willis
Edith Knapp Holcomb
Opal Arnsmeier
Monroe Lutheran Parsonage
William Hartman
Holcomb
Trinity Lutheran Church
KP Lodge
Clarence
Myriah) Zimmerman
John
Nancy) Tollefson
Orfordville
Newcomer Funeral Home
Robert Stone
State Line Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Four Governors Dedicate Pioneer Road in Chicago
Governors Otto Kerner Harold Huthes Karl F. Rolvaag and John W. Reynolds join in Chicago to dedicate the four state Hiawatha Pioneer Trail a 2070 mile loop aimed at boosting tourism. Markers on existing highways will designate the route with Illinois first at Michigan Avenue near Grant Park.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Otto Kerner
Michigan Avenue
Grant Park
Congress Street
Herold Huthes
Karl F. Rolvaag
John W. Reynolds
East Clarno School to Welcome All at Final Picnic
East Clarno school uses final closing after 102 years with a 12:30 p.m. picnic at the school house in Clarno Township near the Illinois Wisconsin line. Rosa Donner Frautschy, 93, Orangeville, oldest living pupil. Descendants and three generations have attended. Social hour follows. all invited if unable to attend.
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East Clarno
Clarno Township
Clarno
Rosa Donner Frautschy
Orangeville
Hay Day tour outlines soil-saving demonstrations
Continued from page 1, a tour of conservation practices will feature terraces and soil-saving methods. Speakers include Prof. George Werner from the University of Wisconsin dairy science department and James Halderson, a farm materials handling specialist. Donald Deininger chairs the day, with Glenn Liedschlag organizing lunch stands. Monroe dealers Arthur Carter, Jake Gruenewald, John Ferguson, and Fred Studer, plus Robert Arn of New Glarus, participate. Kenneth C. Allen leads farm machinery displays and demonstrations.
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George Werner
University of W Consin
James Halderson
Donald Deininger
Glenn Liedschlag
Arthur Carter
Jake Gruenewald
John Ferguson
Fred Studer
Monroe
Robert Arn
New Glarus
Kenneth C. Allen
Weckerly Loses Light in Mishap at Courthouse
Weckerly, son of the Green County Courthouse and agriculture building, lost sight in his right eye when lye and another chemical exploded in a second floor lavatory. The blast damaged his other eye and burned the left side of his face. He was hospitalized at St.
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Py Weckerly
Caswasan
Green County Courthouse
Weckerly
St. Clare Hospital
Chicken Barbecue Slated for Memorial Day at Fairgrounds
Memorial Day barbecue hosted by Jaycees at the fairgrounds starts serving at 11 a.m. Aimed to feed parade participants and the public, about 1200 half chickens will be cooked over open pits. Dinners include beverage vegetable and dessert. tickets available from Jaycee members.
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Richard Becker
James Menehan
Jaycee
Rev Edward Johnson to Speak at Bethel Church
Rev Edward Johnson recently ordained at the EUB conference in Milwaukee will guest speak at Bethel Church Sunday at 11 a.m. He now serves Dell Ottervale EUB and Sugar Grove Methodist churches, as listed in The Monroe Evening Times classifieds.
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Edward Johnson
EUB
Milwaukee
Bethel Church
Johnson
Dell- Ottervale
Sugar Grove
Injured in Mishap Near Albany
Henry Babler aged 56 was admitted to Beaver Dam hospital with fractured ribs after his car veered into a ditch on Highway 151 south of Beaver Dam. Authorities say he appeared to lose control of the vehicle in the Tuesday night crash.
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Albany
Henry Babler
Beaver Dam Hospital
Highway 151
Beaver Dam
Village Drive Raises Cancer Fund Total to $499.91
Mrs. Kenneth Henning and Mrs. Delmar Disch co chaired a village and township cancer fund drive reporting a total of $499.91 collected from the effort.
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Ulanls
Kenneth Henning
Delmar Disch
Injured in Mishap at Barn Ceiling Fall
Fred A. Gempler, 67, of 2516 8th Street, is admitted to St. Clare hospital with a compressed lumbar fracture after falling through a barn ceiling. He was admitted at 5:25 p.m. yesterday and is listed in satisfactory condition. Lt and Mrs William H Summers announce birth of son William Henry on May 13 at Edward Air Force Base California. He is the child of Summers and Caryl Goecks, with Goecks and Pandow families named as grandparents.
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Fred A. Gempler
8Th Street
St. Clare’ Hospital
Transfer Heralds Hope For Eureka Crash Victim
George T Forbes of Eureka Kan injured in Monday crash that claimed his wife Mary Burmeister is transferred to St Francis hospital Wichita for treatment and convalescence. Among those
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Wichita
George T. Forbes
Eureka
Kan
Mary Burmeister
St. Francis Hospital
Geach Family Attends Mrs Forbes Funeral in Eureka
Attending the funeral of Mrs. Forbes at Eureka Wednesday were Mr and Mrs E L Geach of Warren Illinois her uncle and aunt.
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Terri Broughton
Bonnie Steele
Mrs. Rice
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Harriet
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Esther) Rosa
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Bernice
Zion
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Edwin
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John Thornton
Edward Moyer
Barneveld
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Seaman Glenn Rice
Southwest Pacific
John Leggett
Juda Baptist Church
Mt. Vernon
Juda Friends
St.Clare Hospital
Monroe Bowling Association
Turner Hall
Chas. D. Bloom
Lanz Agency
General Casualty Co
Newell Holcomb
Mr. Holcomb
C. J. Goetz
Wally Miller
East Clarno School
Monroe Evening Times
Chrome
Lark
Wes
Idger' Acrely Salon
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