Wisconsin Weather Outlook May 24 1960
The report notes mostly sunny conditions in Wisconsin this afternoon with a chance of widely scattered thunderstorms late tonight and Wednesday in the extreme south and west. Temperatures tonight range from the mid 40s to the low 50s, and Wednesday highs are expected mostly in the 70s with light to southeast winds. Monroe zone Forecast: partly cloudy and warmer with a few late tonight and Wednesday thunderstorms, mild Wednesday, low in the 50s and high in the 70s.
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Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Monroe
Weather snapshot with highs and lows from yesterday
Yesterday at 1 p.m. high reached 75 and low 49. A year ago today the high was 74 and the low 47. Barometer read 29.97 at 1 a.m. and 30.00 at 1 p.m. Warmest U S spot Presidio Texas at 104 and Bryce Canyon Utah the coldest at 13. Sunrise 5 30 and sunset 8 24.
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U.S.A. Presidio
Texas
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Real Estate Transfer in Brodhead
Maude Alice Richmond Estate transfers It 8 and S% of It 6 in blk 75 to Robert R. Riese in Brodhead.
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Maude Alice Richmond
Robert R. Riese
City of
Court sentences Madison man in petty larceny case
County Court Judge Marshall L. Peterson imposes 60 day jail term for Curtis J. Taliaferro of Madison with sentence imposed and stayed. He receives one year probation to the State Department of Public Welfare. Sheriff Department.
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Marshall L. Peterson
Curtis J. Taliaferro
Madison
Green County
State Department of Public Welfare
Sheriff Dept
Monroe Fines Forfeitures Reported By Police
Forfeitures listed for Robert E. Eicholtz of Monroe cited for stop sign violation with a $10 penalty. Harlan H. Prechel of Monroe charged with excessive noise and a $10 fine by Monroe police.
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Robert E. Eicholtz
Monroe
Harlan H. Prechel
Underage drinking in vehicles leads to fines and probation
Justice L A Koenig James L Bramble of Route 3 Brodhead under 21 with minors in car fined 50 dollars and costs, 30 day sentence stayed and one year probation. Robert L Palmer Route 1 with minors paid 100 dollars and costs and one year probation. Roger F Buholzer Juda under 21 with minors in car fined 100 dollars and costs for coffee muffler defect. Ronald Babler Route 2 Winslow pleads innocent for operating unregistered motor vehicle. May 27 hearing set.
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Justice L. A. Koenig
James L. Bramble
Route 3
Brodhead
Monroe
Robert L. Palmer
Route 1
Roger F. Buholzer
Juda
Ronald Babler
Route 2
Winslow
Marriage Licenses for Menehan and Gross
Darwin Clarence Menehan aged 19 of 1621 25th Avenue and Deanne Rae Gross aged 19 of Route 1 Blanchardville are issued marriage licenses.
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Darwin Clarence Menehan
25Th Avenue
Deanne Rae Gross
Blanchardville
Obituary notices list local residents and ages
Agendrew Heffner age 53 of Brodhead Edward Strohecker 70 of Freeport Jesse Grenzow 76 Freeport Myrtle Dalrymple 72 Belvidere Elizabeth Nimmo 95 Mt Horeb are named in a local notice listing ages and hometowns.
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Agendrew
Jim) Heffner
Brodhead
Edward F. Strohecker
Freeport
Jesse H. Grenzow
Mrs
Rey
Myrtle) Dalrymple
Belvidere
Elizabeth Nimmo
Mt. Horeb
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals Report
St Clare Hospital lists an accident involving Charles H Putnam Jr and multiple medical and surgical cases with patients including William Gobeli Mrs David Bringman John Kundert and others. Dismissals include Thomas Simonton Ivan Risum Hilda Rundhammer Clyde Smith Esther Backman and others.
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Charles H. Putnam Jr
11Th Street
William Gobeli
South Wayne
David Bringman
Beloit
John P. Kundert
Brodhead
Paul Merkle
Kelly R. Sulzer
78Th Avenue
Stella Holcomb
14Th Avenue
Patrick Hatch
South Beloit
Daniel Finnane
Evansville
Hugh Threadwell
Belleville
Robert Dunlavey
17Th Street
Clarence O. Erickson
Moline
Frank Christopher
Albany
Clara Maurer
22Nd Avenue
Ronald O’leary
Woodstock
Lee Reasa
6Th Street
Thomas Simonson
Ivan Risum
Hilda Rundhammer
Clyde Smith
Lowell Ferguson
Esther Backman
Carl Pederson
Lisa Busjahn
Harold Puddicombe
Dorna Stoneback
Obituary Notice for Jim Heffner of Brodhead
Jim Heffner 53 of Brodhead died last night at St. Clare hospital after a long illness. He was born November 20 1906 in Boone County Illinois married Christine Machtan January 12 1938 in Rockford. He worked as an electrician and once served in the Brodhead police department. He and his family lived in Beloit and Cuba City before moving to Brodhead 14 years ago. He was a member of St Peter s Evangelical Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife a son Andrew Jr in the naval air force at Alameda California a sister Mrs Charles Crandall Rockford and two brothers Ando Freeport and Clayton Rockford. Services Thursday at 2 pm Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead with Rev Harry J Scharr officiating and burial in Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead. Friends may call Wednesday evening.
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Agendrew
Jim) Heffner
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Heffner
Francis
Nancy Ballard Heffner
Boone County
Illinois
Christine Machtan
Rockford
Brodhead Police Department
Beloit
Cuba City
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Agéndrew Jr
Naval Air Force
Alameda
Cal
Charles Crandall
Arando
Freeport
Clayton
Newcomer Funeral Home
Harry J. Scharr
St. Peter’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Madison Man Gets Probation for Larceny
Taliaferro was placed on a one year probation by Judge Marshall L. Peterson after pleading guilty to petty larceny. He received a 60 day jail sentence stayed in favor of probation for stealing used tractor tires from the Gempler Tire Co. warehouse yards north of Monroe last Tuesday.
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Curtis J. Taliaferro
Madison
State Department of Public Welfare
Marshall L. Peterson
Taliaferro
Gempler Tire Co
Monroe
Mrs Venneraasen Departs for Norway
Blanchardville Times reports Mrs Hulda Venneraasen leaves for Oslo Norway after a year with relatives. She travels with sister in law Mrs George Johnson who will visit sisters and families she has not seen in 39 years. Mrs Venneraasen is sister of George Johnson Blanchardville and Iver Johnson River Falls.
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Blanchardville
Hulda Venneraasen
Oslo
Norway
George Johnson
Venneraasen
Iver Johnson
River Falls
Haeslers Plan Swiss Trip For Several Months
Mr and Mrs John Haesler will depart by plane for a Switzerland tour lasting three or four months They will visit friends and relatives in Cantons Bern and Zurich and a sister in Paris They are natives of Canton Bern making their third trip back to Switzerland
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John Haesler
Switzerland
Bern
Zurich
Personal mentions and local events in Langnau and Orangeville
Daniel Lemman of Langnau Switzerland visited his cousins Mrs Lilly Bowen and Mrs Ann Smobersteg in Orangeville this weekend then left for New York yesterday after visiting other friends. G U G G Ladies bake sale set for Friday May 27 in the First National Bank Community Room starting 9 am. Sunday guests of Mrs Marie Graber 1620 8th street included Mr and Mrs Ed Mueller and Phyllis Mrs John Mueller Sr South Bend Ind Mr and Mrs Otto Graber and Susan and Mr and Mrs Ted Falk Monroe. Martintown Church hosts a pancake and sausage supper Wednesday May 25 serving 5 30 pm adults 1.00 children 60 cents under six free.
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Daniel Lemman
Langnau
Switzerland
Lilly Bowen
Ann Smobersteg
Orangeville
New York
G.U.G.G
First National Bank
Marie Graber
1620
8Th Street
Ed Mueller
Phyllis
John Mueller Sr
South Bend
Ind
Otto Graber
Susan
Ted Falk
Monroe
Martintown Church
Eisenhower Presides Over Special National Security Council Meeting
President Eisenhower leads a two hour NSC session one day before his planned public report on the Paris summit collapse. White House offers no details though Hagerty suggests discussion included his Wednesday broadcast. Attending were Allen Dulles and Douglas Dillon though not NSC members.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Security Council
White House
James C. Hagerty
Paris
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
United States Frog Wins Jumping Frog Contest in California
Tule Pete of the United States won the jumping frog contest in Angeles Camp with a three leap total of 13 feet 2 3/4 inches. The gold medalist was owned and coached by 9 year old Brian Basacker of Sonora, California. Tule Jack, owned by Brian's 7 year old brother Tommy, placed second at 12 feet 8 9/16 inches. Untouchable, owned by Carolyn Voitich of Stockton, finished third at 12 feet 1 inch. Frogs came from New Jersey and a dozen foreign countries tested the field.
Funeral services held for Vernon Lichtenwalner
Vernon Lichtenwalner 73 of 1202 11th Street died Saturday at University Hospital in Madison. Services were at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev C C Warfel officiating. Burial followed at West Clarno Cemetery. Pallbearers were Clint Lichtenwalner Otto A Walters Jay Eaton Russell Trumpy Ray Lichtenwalner and Glenn J Boyer. Mrs Glen Bolender sang Beyond the Sunset and Precious Lord Take My Hand with piano accompaniment by Mrs Edward Johnson.
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Vernon Lichtenwalner
Llth Street
University Hospital
Madison
Shriner-Neushwander
Rev
C. C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
West Clarno
Clint H. Lichtenwalner
Otto A. Walters
Jay. Eaton
Russell. Trumpy
Ray Lichtenwalner
Monroe
Glenn J. Boyer
Juda
Glen Bolender
Precious Lord, Take
My Hand
Mrs
Edward Johnson
Geranium Beds Planted By Monroe WRC Group
Members of the Women's Relief Corps planted two geranium beds in the Courthouse park this morning as an annual tradition. They also presented a new flag to the county to be used on the park flagpole, replacing the old one each year.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Courthouse Park
Zentner to Receive Education Degree at Oshkosh
Linda B. Zentner of New Glarus will earn a Bachelor of Science in elementary education on June 10 at Oshkosh State College. Her class marks the institution’s largest graduation, with 228 degrees and six diplomas awarded in the 89 year history.
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Oshkosh
Linda B. Zentner
New Glarus
Oshkosh State College
Sutton to Receive Theodore Herfarth Award at Wisconsin
Beverly May Sutton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph May Route 1, will receive the Theodore Herfarth Award at the University of Wisconsin for initiative and efficiency in academics. She and her husband David Sutton will graduate in June.
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Brodhead
Beverly May Sutton
Ralph May
Theodore Herfarth
University of Wisconsin
David Sutton
Selcks Name Daughter Donna Kay at St. Clare Hospital
Mr and Mrs Truman Selck Route 1 announce the birth of their second daughter born May 21 at St Clare hospital Donna Kay. The couple’s other daughter is Debra Joann age 7. Mrs Selck is the former JoAnn DeVoe daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles DeVoe 1630 28th avenue. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Selck 915 9th street.
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Truman Selck
Route 1
St. Clare Hospital
Donna Kay
Debra Joann
Selck
JoAnn DeVoe
Charles DeVoe
28Th Avenue
Fred Selck
9Th Street
Baby Heer Born in Freeport at Deaconess Hospital
Mr and Mrs David Heer of Winslow welcomed a son at Deaconess hospital Freeport on May 21. The child has a brother Dennis 3% and is named for his two grandfathers Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Chris Heer Platteville Maternal grandmother is Mrs Robert Krebs Winslow and maternal great grandmother is Mrs Edith Cline Madison
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David Heer
Winslow
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Dennis
Chris Heer
Platteville
Robert Krebs
Edith Cline
Madison
Injured man admitted after waxing machine accident
Charles H. Putnam Jr. aged 28 of 1803% 1lth street was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 9 a.m. as a surgical accident patient after being caught in a waxing machine at Green County PrePak Inc. He sustained a compound fracture and other injuries.
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Charles H. Putnam Jr
St. Clare Hospital
Green County PrePak Inc
Putnam
Frances Williard Union Plans Friday Meeting
The Frances Williard Union will meet at 2 p.m. Friday with Mrs Will Meinert in charge of devotions. Mrs Walter Ludwig leads devotions and Mrs Wes ley Jordan presents the meeting topic.
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Frances Williard
JUDA
Frances Willard Union
Will Meinert
Walter Ludwig
Wesley Jordan
Snowfall water content equals inches of rain
The article states that 10 inches of snow contains roughly the same water as 1 inch of rain, illustrating how snow depth translates to liquid precipitation.
Charles J Preston dies. funeral held in Monroe
Charles J Preston 72 of Monroe died Saturday at Wagner nursing home. Services were held today at 9 a m at Stuessy funeral home and 9:30 a m at St Victor's Church with Rev Alfred Kunz officiating. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Rosary prayed last night at 8. Pallbearers were Richard Wagner Frank Haren George Walker Floyd Asmus Clarence Schultz Sr and Charles Niles of Monroe.
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Charles J. Preston
Monroe
Wagner Nursing Home
Stuessy Funeral Home
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Alfred Kunz
Calvary Cemetery
Richard Wagner
Frank Haren
George Walker
Floyd Asmus
Clarence Schultz Sr
Charles Niles
Injury Ends Ambulatory Stretches of Forearm
Reports describe the condition of his right forearm as good after an incident. He is expected to stay in the hospital for a few days to complete evaluation and recovery.
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Ture
Shirley Kolb Injured at Enterprise School
Shirley Ann Kolb eleven daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kolb Route 1 broke her little finger on her right hand while playing at school She is a fifth grader at the Enterprise school.
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Shirley Kolb
Shirley Ann Kolb
John Kolb
The
Enterprise School
Palestine Chapter Royal Arch Masons Meeting
The Palestine chapter of the Royal Arch Masons will meet Thursday at the Masonic Temple. Mark Master degrees will be conferred.
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Palestine
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Mark
Rev. Leggett Named Moderator at Meeting
JUDA Times Special reports Rev. John Leggett of Juda Baptist church was elected moderator of the Janesville Baptist Association at a Beloit meeting Sunday. Miss Janet Lehnherr named vice president of BYF. Attendees from here included Len Helland Lewis Lehnherr Rev. and Mrs Leggett and Merikay Wilson Darlyne Miller Elaine Andereck.
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JUDA
John Leggett
Juda Baptist Church
Janesville Baptist Association
Beloit
Janet Lehnherr
BYF
Messrs
Mmes
Len Helland
Lewis Lehnherr
Leggett
Lehnherr
Merikay Wilson
Darlyne Miller
Elaine Andereck
Milwaukee Road fare hike under ICC review
The Illinois Commerce Commission is considering a petition from the Milwaukee Road to raise suburban rider fares by 20 percent. No protests were heard at Monday’s hearing.
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Chicago
Illinois Commerce Commission
Milwaukee Road
James Garner Wins Battle Over Maverick Contract Force Majeure
Hollywood star James Garner forced Warner Brothers to end his Maverick contract after a writers strike triggered a force majeure clause. Garner had been enjoying a relaxed life between TV duties and film work, arguing he was under contract to Warner Brothers, not specifically to Maverick, and thus could pursue other scripts.
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Hollywood
Warner Brothers
James Garner
Maverick
Garner
Westwood
Phoenix
Stu
Actor Dues Up for Court Fight After Denial
The actor denied the accusation and immediately filed suit, signaling a forthcoming courtroom clash as both sides prepare for a high profile legal battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dio
U S Launches Midas Missile From Cape Canaveral
A powerful Atlas Agena rocket launched the 5,000 pound Midas satellite at 12 37 p m EST to orbit as a spy satellite designed for instant ballistic missile attack warning The launch occurred during a UN spy plane debate and aimed to protect the free world from surprise aggression The nose instruments reside in the Agena second stage
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Midas
United Nations
Free World
Agena
Poison Gas Scientist George Claude Dies at 90
Paris obituary reports Georges Claude French scientist and inventor of neon related methods died yesterday at age 90. He led liquefied air research at the Paris Municipal Electric Co. laboratory and helped develop poison gases used by France in World War I.
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Paris
Georges Claude
Claude
Paris Municipal Electric Co
Rural Mail Carriers Receive Gold Lapel Buttons
In Shullsburg two rural mail carriers, Curtis F. McDermott and John T. Alexander, were awarded National Safety Council gold lapel buttons for 30 years of safe driving. Postmaster Fred V. Stephan presented the honors to McDermott of Route 1, serving since 1917, and to Alexander of Route 2. McDermott logged 380000 miles in service.
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Shullsburg
National Safety Council
Post Office Department
Fred V. Stephan
Curtis F. McDermott
John T. Alexander
McDermott
Alexander’s 42 Years of Service Highlighted
The article notes Alexander’s 42 years in service and mentions he has traveled about 326000 miles since 1922, underscoring a long career and extensive travel within the organization.
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Miles
Alexander
Florida Governor Collins Named Permanent Democratic Chair
Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida was chosen permanent chairman of the upcoming Democratic National Convention and Sen. Frank Church of Idaho was selected keynote speaker by the convention arrangements committee.
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New York
Leroy Collins
Florida
Frank Church
Idaho
1956 APPA resolution honors Franklin for freedom of expression
The American Newspaper Publishers Association in 1956 resolved to honor Benjamin Franklin citing his ideals of freedom of expression. The move highlights the longstanding press community value placed on open discourse and contributions to free speech.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Benjamin Franklin
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We Teye Daily Record
A.m. Crommvege
P.nteen
Senesesens SD Am
Wiese
Sete Aseeeere
Daptewwn
Seenesen Cess
Ee & Il
Jim Heffner
Madison Man
Mrs. Venneraasen
Haeslers
Security Council
Monroe Wrc Group
Chan Young
Monroe Country Club
Badger
Times
Sponsored
Monroe Jaycees
Peonies
Starflower Shop
Comett Stere
Americas
Highway 69
Behring Motor Company, Inc
Monroe, Wisconsin
U.S
Bulletin
George Claude
Collins
Goetz
Steve
Orig PD
W.5
M i
Doris
Athe
David Niven
Byngton
Schaelzes
Ward
Multitron
Owens-Corning
B. F. Goodrich
Skyway
Schaelzes OF
Monro
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