Pleasant afternoon with mild cooling and frost risk at night
The forecast calls for sunny skies this afternoon and tonight a bit cooler with scattered frost in northern areas. Thursday should be sunny and warmer, especially in the west, with highs in the 60s to 70s and a low tonight in the 40s. Since yesterday afternoon, the high reached 80 and the low 51. Sunrise is 5 20 and sunset 8 34. Local records show Hutchinson Kansas as the warmest at 103 and Williston North Dakota as the coldest at 33. A property transfer is noted in Monroe and Brodhead involving parcels and adjacent streets.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A
Hutchinson
Kan
Williston
N.D
County Court Judge Erwin Knudson Jr. and Brodhead youth face battery plea
Judge Roger L. Elmer Erwin Knudson Jr. 21 of rural Brodhead pleaded nolo contendere this morning to aggravated battery. The court ordered a pre sentence examination and a return to court June 10 at 11 a.m. before remanding to jail per the Sheriff's Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Elmer Erwin Knudson Jr
Brodhead
Sheriff's Department
Marriage Licenses Feldt and Kubly in Wisconsin
Frederick William Feldt Jr 24 of Juda and Shirley Ann Kubly 19 of Route 2 Brodhead obtain a marriage license. Deaths listed include Mrs Lloyd Schilling 57 Palatine Illinois Albert Frelin 85 Belleville George Tillema 78 Beaver Dam Lester L Libby 59 Milwaukee Robert Powers 88 Highland.
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Frederick William Feldt,Jr
Juda
Shirley Ann Kubly
Route 2
Brodhead
Lloyd Schilling
Palatine
Ill
Albert Frelin
Belleville
George Tillema
Beaver Dam
Lester L. Libby
Milwaukee
Robert Powers
Highland
Beloit and surrounding towns list hospital staff and dismissals
A roster from St. Clare Hospital Medical includes Elvy W Cannon John Werren New Joseph Hefty New Glarus Ralph E Williams Beloit Be loit and others with Beloit addresses. Surgical entries list Mrs Wesley Fenstermann Brooklyn and Mrs Joe Vettore Rockford. Dismissals name Clinton Barker Anson Hale George R Vogel and many others with varied orders and family mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvy W. Cannon
John Werren
New Joseph
Irene Elmer
J. Marlene Dykeman
Mary Suimpert
Mary Smythe
Edward Kubly
Jacqueline Wenger
Lorna Friedrichs
Adolph Singstock
Gordon Bigsby
Joseph Kohn
Glenn Winger
Lawrence Harding
Emma L. Nelson
John Kopp
Daryl Babcock
Albert Ross
Eugene McDonald
Shiocton Cheesemaker Fined 3000 for Tax Evasion
Handrich, 51, a Shiocton cheesemaker, pleaded guilty to income tax evasion and was fined 3000 and placed on two years probation. He underreported 1958 income from 4631 to 16693 and tax due from 353 to 3108, with sentencing by U.S. District Judge Robert E. Tehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes Handrich
Handrich
U.S
Robert E. Tehan
Rev Evans Delivers Orient Tour Talk at Monroe Rotary
Rev Wilford Evans interim pastor of St Johns United Church of Christ spoke at the Monroe Rotary meeting held yesterday at Marcos with an illustrated talk on his Orient tour and years as an Australian pastor. Alf Livingston new president announced tonight’s assembly at 7 30 in the Community Room of the First National Bank Monroe.
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Evans
Rotary
Wilford Evans
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Orient
Australia
Monroe
Marco's
Alf Livingston
First National Bank
Neuenschwander Rites Scheduled Tomorrow
Services for Albert C. Neuenschwander, a 58 year old Monroe Township farmer who died yesterday, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at St. John’s Church with Rev. Donald Storck officiating. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Stuesky Funeral Home until 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Albert C. Neuenschwander
Monroe Township
St. John’s Church
Donald Storck
Greenwood Cemetery
Stuessy Funeral Home
Local notes include bake sale and visits to Monroe
Mrs Theda May Browntown was in Monroe this morning for church and social rounds. St John s ladies aid bake sale set for Friday May 29 at 9 a m. Mrs Frank Krebs and Linda Winslow visited Monroe yesterday. The Torch Is Passed copies available at The Times office. Checks for Co B Green County National Guard are at the Armory, Capt Dwight C Coplien says. Armory hours 4 to 11 p m till school year end at Albany. Otto Erzinger Albany teacher is administrative supply technician at the Armory and will have night hours temporarily. Deep Rock ad notes car service on Highway 11 west. Rummage sale Thursday evening May 28 at 921 8th Ave Savage starting 6 p m. Mr and Mrs Vernon Schlinger returned from Chicago last night. Mrs Schlinger also visited Evansville Indiana yesterday. Hixson s South Side Barber shop will be open Thu Fri and Sat until further notice. Mr and Mrs Manny Kahn Fostoria were in Monroe last night en route to northern Wisconsin for summer at Point o Pines Resort near Hayward with Jim DePinto. they are to perform at the Swiss Wheel again Friday night.
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Theda May
Browntown
Monroe
St. John’s Ladies Aid
First National Bank
Frank Krebs
Linda Winslow
Times Office
Co. B
Green County
National Guard
Armory
Armory, Capt.’ Dwight C. Coplien
Albany
Otto Erzinger
Haing
8Th Ave
Savage
Vernon Schillinger
Chicago
Schillinger
Evansville
Ind
Hixson
South Side
Manny Kahn
Fostoria
Wisconsin
Kahn
Jim DePinto
Ironwood
Mich
Point-Of Pines
Eau Claire Lake
Hayward
DePinto
Northern
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Ada Zentner and sister visited Verona to call on Mrs Otto Babler at Four Winds Manor Nursing Home. Zentner grandchildren Cindy Billy and Bobby stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Matt Zentner. Multiple Monroe Madison and Ladysmith residents stopped by, with kin and friends listed among the weekend calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Zentner
Monroe
Dick Freitag
Verona
Otto Babler
Four Winds Manor
Cindy
Billy
Bobby Zentner
Matt Zentner
Fred Stauffer
Anna
Sophia Bently
Elizabeth Rolph
William Arnold
Madison
Dave
Brink
Louise Freitag
New Glarus
David Legler
Herman Babler
Jean
Madirs
Nellie Zoller
Ladysmith
John Winzenreidh
Cathy Winzenried
Stacy
Michael Schultz
Albany
Willis Babler
Gordon Schultz
Milwaukee
Babler
Norton Strommen
Brad
Shriners Report Dance Profits At Green County Club Meeting
The Green County Shrine Club announced a profit of 1435 from the Shrine sponsored Wayne King dance held at the New Glarus hotel with 40 attendees. Proceeds will go to Shrine hospitals. Orville R. Evans outlined Sept. 12 ceremonies at Monroe and Walter Ott joined as a new member. Joe Glauder and Kerwin Stephens provided trumpet and organ music as Miss Launa Springer performed a pantomime.
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Wayne King
Green County Shrine Club
New Glarus Hotel
Shrine Hospitals
Monroe
Orville R. Evans
Walter Ott
Joe Glauder
H Drum and Bugle Corps
Madison
Kerwin Stephens
Glarus
Launa Springer
Donald Ringer
Arthur Zweifel
Palmer Duerst
Hugo Voelkli
Market Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Tabled
Hogs offered around 5 000 head with varying loads and weights from 190 to 500 pounds. Barrows and gilts shown at 12.50 to 16.75 per cwt with mixed lots 14.00 to 16.75. Cattle slaughter steer prices range 18.50 to 22.50 with prime and high choice tones. cows and bulls also listed. Sheep slaughter lambs steady with light prime offerings and ewes priced 5.00 to 6.50. Produce receipts by presstime. grain not received.
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Presstime
Presstme
Pre Sentence Probe Ordered for Knudson Fee
Swmanunson Jr. 21 of rural Brodhead pleaded no contest in County Court before Judge Roger L. Elmer on aggravated battery. A pre sentence examination was ordered and Knudson remains in county jail with a court return set for 11 a.m. Wednesday June 10. He is charged with battery of an 81 year old Brodhead woman in her home. Franz W. Brand named court appointed attorney for Knudson.
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Swmanunson Jr
Brodhead
Roger L. Elmer
Elmer
Knudson
Franz W. Brand
New Richmond Woman's Daughter Graduates at River Falls College
Mrs. John McKenna of New Richmond Wisconsin announces her daughter, daughter of Mrs Vera Heck, graduated from River Falls State College and was honored at Honors Day convocation on Monday. Mrs Deck will travel to New Richmond for the commencement.
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Orangeville
John McKenna
New Richmond
Wis
Vera Heck
River Falls State College
Deck
UW honors 1962 Monroe graduate Miles Adam elected to MACE
Miles R. Adam a 1962 Monroe high school graduate and UW sophomore with a 3.75 GPA was elected to MACE the national honor society for junior men. He is a Beta Theta Pi treasurer a Phi Eta Sigma member and UW student government senator.
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Monroe High School
Miles R. Adam
MACE
University of Wisconsin
Adam
Edward M. Adam
20Th Avenue
Phi Eta Sigma
Beta Theta Pi
Reynolds Signs Tax and Other Bills
Gov. Reynolds signed several measures on Tuesday eliminating two sales taxes. One removes the fee on laundry dry cleaning and dyeing when goods are for sale. the other waives motor fuel tax on pleasure boats motors and trailers. He also raised exemptible church association property to 30 acres and approved changes on wage withholding for non residents and late filing penalties.
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Madison
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Executioner Captain Joe Byrd Dies at 78
The longtime Texas prison executioner Captain Joe Byrd died Tuesday from a heart attack at age 78 in Huntsville. He served decades at the Texas Department of Corrections and became a notable figure in state justice.
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Huntsville
Tex
Texas Pris Tem
Joe Byrd
Summer School Classes Planned
Supt. D J Huenink announced summer school registration is open this week. The $1 per student fee is lower than published. non residents pay a $20 surcharge. Courses begin June 15 at 8:30 and 10:15 a m, with two sessions daily for six weeks. offerings include remedial reading and speech, remedial arithmetic and language, and high school typing algebra speed reading and creative writing.
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D. J. Huenink
Huenink
Monroe
Gov Hughes Lifts Son's Driver Permit After Speeding Fine
John Hughes son of Gov. Richard J. Hughes surrendered his license for 23 days and paid 23 dollars in fines after pleading guilty to driving 48 miles per hour in a 25 mile zone near Trenton. He handed the license to his father at the executive mansion in Princeton as part of the deal.
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Lawneaun
N. J
Richard J. Hughes
John Hughes
Trenton
Edmund Potkay
John
Princeton
West German Spy Hutten Meister Convicted in Cairo
Franz Hutten Meister, a West German, was convicted in Cairo of spying for Israel. He received a ten year prison sentence and a $2400 fine.
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Cairo
Franz Huttenmeister
Israel
Memorial Day services set for Mt. Vernon cemetery
Plans for Memorial Day observance and the June 6 dedication of the VFW Clubhouse were approved at a recent VFW meeting. Memorial Day services start at 10 am at Mt. Vernon cemetery with William Newman as program chair. rain location is Monticello High School. In Monticello, 34 children are registered for the 1964-65 kindergarten class with Mrs. John Lynn as teacher.
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VFW
Mt. Vernon
William Newman
Monticello
John Lynn
Albany
Banquet and induction notices in local notices
The Brotherhood of Zwingli Church held a wives’ banquet in the Parish House with a meal served by church Aid. Rev A E Weittenhiller from Platteville gave Holy Land slides. Induction June 8 for two youths and 13 for pre induction reported to the Selective Service office at 7 45 a m. Mrs Peggy Orton announced the plan. Mrs Rosa Frautschy moved to Bensonville Nursing Home from Freeport hospital. Slatten son born in New Glarus to Eugene Slatten from York Pennsylvania and Marie Streiff, with two older sons Randy and Tom.
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Monticello
Brotherhood of Zwingli Church
A. E. Weittenhiller
Platteville
Holy Land
Selective Service Office
Peggy Orton
Orangeville
Rosa Frautschyl
Freeport
Bensonville Nursing Home
Mother-Daughter tea planned at WSCS meeting
Mrs Dale Young will lead the program for the Mother-Daughter tea during the WSCS meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church. Grandparents Mr Horeb and Mrs Thomas Slotten are noted in the family details.
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Thomas Slotten
Mr. Horeb
Young
Browntown
Dale Young
WSCS
Alabama Governor Wallace Would Address Georgia Lawmakers
Three Georgia House members said they would invite Alabama Governor George C. Wallace to speak next Tuesday. Governor Carl E. Sanders, a racial moderate, indicated he did not favor allowing Wallace to address the Georgia legislature.
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Atlanta
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Georgia
Carl E. Sanders
House
Sanders
Funeral services for Walter L. Day
Walter L Day a 70 year old Monroe barber died Monday morning. Services were at 2 pm at the Stuessy funeral home with Rev Peter Rasmussen of the Unitarian Universalist church officiating and Herbert Ainsworth singing The Lord’s Prayer. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Masonic services held last night.
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Walter L. Day
Monroe Barber
Stuessy
Peter Rasmussen
Unitarian- Universalist Church
Herbert Ainsworth
Clarence Seaton
Greenwood Cemetery
Altoh V. Kiel
Floyd Matzke
Don Layne
W. S. Corson
Gaylordenson
Mort F. Wittwer
Mrs. Schilling Taken by Death
Mrs. Schilling 57, of Palatine NL and sister of Glenn Langston Monroe died yesterday in St. Clare hospital after admission April 3. Born December 31, 1907 in North Bend, she is survived by husband, father Hill Crest Home La Crosse, daughter Mrs. Darwin Cruil Evansville, sister Mrs. George Poirier Lake Bluff Ill, brothers Glenn Langston Monroe Gale Milwaukee Earl Onalaska, and three grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 p.m. at North Bend Presbyterian Church with Rev. James Johnson. Burial North Bend Cemetery. Friends may call Smith Mortuary Galesville 7 to 9 tonight.
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Lloya Semning
Palatine
Glenn Langston
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Schilling
North Bend
Thomas Langston
Hill Crest
la Crosse
Darwin Cruil
Evansville
George Poirier
Lake Bluff
Ill
Gale
Milwaukee
Earl
Onalaska
North Bend Presbyterian Church
James Johnson
North Bend Cemetery
Smith Mortuary
Galesville
Appleton Post Buys North Star Weekly in Milwaukee Suburbs
The Appleton Post Corp announces its purchase of the North Star, a suburban Milwaukee weekly in the northern section. Editor Robert W. Wiesian will remain as editor. this marks the firm’s second Milwaukee weekly acquisition after buying the West Allis Star in January.
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Appleton W — Purcnase
The
North Star
Milwaukee
the Post Corp
Appleton
West Allis Star
Robert W. Wiesian
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Albert Neuenschwander
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