Wisconsin Weather Outlook and Monroe Zone Forecast
The Daily Record reports May 25 1960 forecasts for Wisconsin with partial to widespread cloudiness and scattered thundershowers in the northeast and southwest regions. Lows range from 44 to 55 and Thursday highs stay mostly in the 60s. Monroe zone shows increasing clouds this afternoon with thundershowers mainly in the south, little temperature change, and a low around 48 to 55 with highs in the 60s.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Real Estate Transfer in New Glarus Township
Estie Geiger transfers land to August Klitz Jr in New Glarus Township. Property described as sections 16 and 17. Transfer details listed in the local real estate records.
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Estie Geiger
August Klitzke Jr
New Glarus Township
Judge Marshal L. Peterson Howard Kohn Monroe Operating Motor Vehicle Without Authority
Judge Marshal L. Peterson and Howard Kohn of Monroe face a State Traffic court action for operating a motor vehicle without proper authority with fines set at $50 and court costs.
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Marshal L. Peterson Howard Kohn
Monroe
Forfeitures Report From Monroe Police
Walter C. Hill of Monroe cited for stop sign violation with $10 fine. James G. Krull of Freeport cited for illegal mufflers with $10 fine. Joseph Rohner of Monroe cited for mat driving with $10 fine.
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Walter C. Hill
Monroe
James G. Krull
Freeport
Joseph Rohner
Monroe Po
Ridnour and Kundert Named In Local Record
Glen Arthur Ridnour age 19 of 1303 11th street and Marion Alma Kundert age 19 of 1309 9th street are listed in the captured local notice with their full names and addresses.
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Glen Arthur Ridnour
11Th Street
Marion Alma Kundert
9Th Street
Obituary Notices for Merle Winters and Others
Merle Winters age 57 of Lenia II and Robert A. Wright 61 of Janesville, along with Mrs Hazel Stryhn 73 of Brook and John O Reder 71 of Milwaukee are listed in a local notice. The brief entry records their ages and cities.
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Merle Winters
Lenia
Robert A. Wright
Janesville
Hazel Stryhn
Brook John O. Reder
Milwaukee
Births and Parents Listed in Juda and 14th Street Notices
Mr and Mrs John Black of Juda announce a son born May 24. Mr and Mrs Donnie Braden of 14th Street announce a daughter born in May.
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John Black
Juda
Donnie Braden
14Th Street
St Clare Hospital Dismissals and Names List
Dismissals: Jacob Wittenwyler, Clifford Thomas, Lauritz Laursen, George Creviston, Clarence Holcomb, Mrs Gerald Earleywine and son, Mrs Gerald Keen, Mrs Gladys McFarline, Mrs Duane Rakowska, Mrs Gordon George, Margaret Schmid, Mrs Joseph Dongarra, Mrs Alfred Hansen, Karen Fahrney, Melody Kohl, Mrs Lee Maurer and Mrs William Hough and daughter.
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Joseph Huber
17Th Avenue
Marvin ‘Holcomb
21St Street
Harold Knotts
Orangeville
Peggy Harold
Belleville
Clement Thompson
Argyle
Richard Douglas
Darlington
James Bray
21St Avenue
Holly Huber
8Th Street
Ira Moffitt
Beloit
Jacob Wittenwyler
Clifford Thomas
Lauritz Laursen
George Creviston
Clarence Holcomb
Gerald Earleywine
Gerald Keen
Gladys McFarline
Duane Rakowska
Gordon George
Margaret Schmid
Joseph Dongarra
Alfred Hansen
Karen Fahrney
Melody Kohl
Lee Maurer
William Hough
Top Insurance Honors Go to Gilbert Kleckner
Gilbert Kleckner formerly of Monroe will receive the Man of the Year award for the Madison agency of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co at a dinner Wednesday June 1 at the Chanticleer Club in Middleton. He earned the award by producing the largest volume of new business for Metropolitan in the Madison area among more than 35 salesmen. He also will receive the distinguished salesman award for leaders among all participating Addison area companies.
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Gilbert Kleckner
Monroe
Madison
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Chanticleer Club
Middleton
Kleckner
Metropolitan
Adison
Hay Day at Hartwig Farm Near Monroe
A Hay Day is planned for Friday, June 3 at the William Hartwig farm on Highway 81 northwest of Monroe. Demonstrations of hay making methods address labor shortages and late-season farmwork with Orrin Berge as featured consultant. County implement dealers meet at 8 p.m. in the Courthouse to plan demonstrations and displays.
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William Hartwig
Highway 81
Monroe
Roman Borkovec
Smock Valley Watershed Association
Orrin Berge
Hawaii Faces Worst Disaster In 14 Years
Honolulu and Hilo crews bury tidal wave dead as they search debris along the waterfront. At least 38 are dead, 21 missing, 53 injured in this disaster that damaged 100 firms and caused up to 60 million dollars in losses. Water is boiled to purify supplies.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaii
Jerry Eaton
Mrs Stryhn Rites Scheduled Tomorrow
Mrs Hazel Stryhn 73 lifelong area resident died Sunday at her home in Brooklyn Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Brooklyn Methodist church Burial will be Prairie Mound Oregon Friends may call at B L Booth funeral home Oregon She was born in Town of Rutland daughter of William Houtbys Married in 1903 to Charles Stryhn They farmed in Rutland for many years before retiring to Brooklyn Mr Stryhn died in 1942.
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Brooklyn
Hazel Stryhn
2000 greet Bishop Hammes in La Crosse
About 2000 people gathered at the Stoddard hotel following Bishop George A. Hammes historic elevation as Superior diocese head. Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi noted he was the first bishop consecrated outside a church or cathedral. The ceremony occurred at Sawyer auditorium in downtown La Crosse.
Lilacs display and community notices from Madison area
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Rex Karney and Miss Ethel Neiermeyer from Rockford with Maud Gardner and Laura Karney of Brodhead at the UW arboretum lilac display in Madison. Other briefs list a G U G G bake sale in First National Bank Community Room May 27, a cave visit by Browntown school pupils with teacher Mrs Frieda Swiggum, a Martintown Church pancake and sausage supper May 25, visits of Dr and Mrs Joseph S Harun from Philadelphia to Monroe, a Palestine Chapter Royal Arch Masons meeting May 26 with Mark Master degrees, and Sunday guests of Blanchardville residents with multiple Monroe, Milwaukee, and Monroe connections.
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Rex Karney
Ethel Neiermeyer
Rockford
Maud Gardner
Laura Karney
Brodhead
UW Arboretum
Madison
G.U.G.G
First National Bank
Cave of the Mounds
Browntown State Graded School
Frieda Swiggum
Martintown Church
Joseph S. Harun
Philadelphia
Monroe
Monroe Clinic
Harun
University of Pennsylvania
Palestine
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Robert L. Schmid
Blanchardville
Louis Blum
LaVera
Alvin Blum
Jim
Jean
Joey
Fredrick Blum
Steven
Karen Kubly
Roy Blum
Jim Libawsky
Milwaukee
Arthur Schneider
Linda
Jane
Donna
Mary
Penny
Edward
Louis
Former Beloit Man Given Life Sentence
Donald Henderson a 24 year old drafts man formerly of Beloit was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 75 year old businessman Claude Yocam in Lutz Community north of Tampa. Henderson was convicted by a jury of second degree murder and prosecutors plan to try him for the killing of Mrs. Yocam.
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Tampa
Fla
Donald Henderson
Beloit
Lutz Community
Henderson
Claude Yocam
James M. McEwen
Yocam
Buffalo milk in India surpasses dairy cow yields
A report notes that female buffaloes in India provide richer milk than the common dairy cow, implying higher quality output for dairy producers and potential affects on pricing and farming practices.
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India
Captive Plane's Return Delayed In Germany
Nine Americans and their U S Air Force C47, freed by Soviet authorities in East Germany, remain on communist soil as weather delays their takeoff near Grevesmühlen. Gusty winds and clouds over North Germany hindered operations after four days in custody.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
East Germany
U. S
Grevesmuehlen
North
U.S. Air Force
Copenhagen
Denmark
Hamburg
Green Bay Woman Injured by Torpedo Candy
Mrs Don ald Wolf bit into what she believed was candy from a paper bag left by her son. The item exploded causing mouth and throat burns and hearing impairment.
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Green Bay
Donald Wolf
Scaffold collapse injures two men at Evansville house
Evansville special report says two workers on a new two story Jay Feldt house were injured when scaffolding collapsed yesterday. Victor Rasmus sen of Evansville and Lester Trunkhill of Edgerton, employees of the Trunkhill Brothers building firm, were hospitalized in Edgerton.
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Evansville
Victor Rasmussen
Lester Trunkhill
Edgerton
Trunkhill Brothers
Jay Feldt
First son for Merle and (Mrs) Goeke at St. Clare
Mr and Mrs Merle Goeke of Davis welcome their first son Dale Ivan born Friday at St Clare hospital. The couple have two daughters Sandra Kay and Sally Ann. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Gail Goeke of Rock City and Mr and Mrs Robert Stucky of Davis. Maternal great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ivan Arnsmeier of Juda.
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Merle Goeke
Davis
St. Clare Hospital
Dale Ivan
Goeke’s
Sandra Kay
Sally Ann
Gail Goeke
Rock City
Robert Stuckey
Ivan Arnsmeier
Juda
Johnson son born to Elmhurst couple Jack Daniel
Mr and Mrs Ronald D Johnson of 806 Hawthorne Elmhurst welcomed a son named Jack Daniel born Thursday weighing 9 pounds 10 ounces They already have two sons Eric 5 and Mark 3 Johnson is a former park and recreation director in the area
Mrs. T. J. Olson Convalesces at Home
Mrs. T. J. Olson of 2219 8th Street is convalescing at home after two weeks of treatment at St. Clare Hospital.
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T. J. Olson
8Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Home from hospital for Miss Clara ZumBrunnen
Miss Clara ZumBrunnen residing at 1517 16th avenue has recovered and is convalescing at home after a stay at St. Clare hospital.
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Clara ZumBrunnen
16Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Lind couple welcome second daughter Anne Rance
Lt and Mrs Nathan J Lind announce the birth of a second daughter Anne Rance at Wheelus Air Force Base Tripoli Africa. The Lind family also has a 17 month old daughter Lori Ellen. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Raymond Montgomery Browntown and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Lindsay Monroe.
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Nathan J. Lindsay
Wheelus Air Force Base
Tripoli
Africa
Anne Rance
Lori Ellen
Raymond Montgomery
Browntown
Ralph Lindsay
Monroe
Family lineage notes record great-grandmothers
The passage names Rose Ingold and Anna Wartenweiler as the great-grandmothers, placing them in the family history alongside the parents. The text emphasizes kinship lines and ancestral identities within a genealogical snippet.
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Rose Ingold
Anna Wartenweiler
Leaders To Discuss Hall of Fame Drive
Agricultural leaders from 14 southern Wisconsin counties will meet in Ft. Atkinson at 6 30 p m to learn about progress of the National Agricultural Hall of Fame and Wisconsin plans to support the living monument to the nation s agriculture. Wisconsin residents and industries have been asked to raise 250 000 toward the 5 million World s Fair of Agriculture near Kansas City. Leo Roethe Ft. Atkinson is state chairman of Wisconsin s fund raising drive and is a member of the national board of governors. A total of 700 000 has been pledged over 43 B 39 41 C 36 40 D 32 %-33
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Wisconsin
Ft. Atkinson
National Agricultural Hall of Fame
Kansas City
Leo Roethe
Arthur Roethe
Monroe
National Board of Governors
John Reder Rites Held at Milwaukee
Funeral services were held in Milwaukee for John O. Reder 71 husband of former Alice Gifford of Monroe who died Friday. The Reder home is 2800 North 73rd Street Milwaukee. He is survived by a son Robert G Reder and two grandchildren.
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Milwaukee
John O. Reder
Alice Gifford
Monroe
Reder
North 73Rd Street
Mr. Reder
Robert B
Iva Gifford
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co
Chile Disaster Deaths Mounting
Chilean authorities reported mounting death and destruction from earthquakes and tidal waves in the south. The interior ministry said about 2,000 dead or missing with millions homeless as waves and volcanic activity add to the devastation.
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Santiago
Chile
Quelen
Interior Ministry
Aleta
Mejuin
Patient Joseph B. Huber Admitted for Infected Foot
Joseph B. Huber of 1511 17th Avenue was admitted to St. Clare hospital for treatment of an infected foot. His condition is reported as improved today.
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Joseph B. Huber
17Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
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Daily Record
U.S.A
Helena
Esinsasente
Poneteenaien
A.m. Sian
Peereretery
Drapery House
Hartwig Farm
la Crosse
Hammes
Sponsored
Monroe Jaycees
Dan River
John Reder
Botany 500
Curlee and
Brookfield
Ferron’s
ACE 24-In. Grill
U.S
ICE
Oecreat Ee
Silding
Baumans Ace Hardware
Steve Reeves
Goliath and the Barbarians
Batle
Coral Sea
Ane
Drexel
Columbia Pictures
Goetz
Metro Goldwyn Mayer
Doris Day
David Niven
Aso
Green
Chevrolet
Dodge
Ford
Marty-Ripp
18Th Ave
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