Weather summary for Wisconsin and Monroe area May 29 1964
The Daily Record notes continued cool conditions with scattered frost likely in the north, partly cloudy Saturday. Lows tonight in the 30s north and 36 to 42 south, high Saturday 56 to 62 northeast and in the 60s southwest. Monroe zone reports similar temperatures, with lows 36 to 42 and Saturday highs in the 60s. Day and year-to-date highs and lows listed, barometer readings at 1 am and 1 pm, and statewide extremes in Presidio and Marquette. Sunrise 5 18, sunset 8 36.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
U.S.A
Presidio
Tex
Marquette
Mich
County Court and State Patrol Fines From Local Docket List
A county court and various state and local agencies issued fines and bonds across multiple offenses. The docket includes Misdemeanor and traffic violations by individuals such as Ginger Reinhardt, Gary L. Godfrey, Eugene R. Wait, and Earl Zwickey, with penalties ranging from fines of 15 to 70 dollars, suspensions, and bonds, some cases continued or dismissed.
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Roger L. Elmer Rees
Lth
Ginger Reinhardt
Monticello
Gerald R. Guttmer
15Th Street
Ulrich Schiess
Hollandale
Gary L. Godfrey
Route 2
Charlene
Koester
Dakota
Ill
Kenneth Malcock
Route 1
Albany
Frederick C. Disch
26Th Street
Monroe
Eugene R. Wait
15Th Avenue
Cyril J. Droessler
Kiefer
Roseann Johnson
Dubuque
Nathan J. Hare
13Th Street
James Orrin Lord
Clarence Hauge
New Glarus
Maynard L. Gilbertson
16Th Street
Dale McKenna
12Th Avenue
Roy L. Patterson
Oak Park
Earl Zwickey
Deaths and Births in Local Communities
Death notices for John Werren 76 New Glarus Dr Howard Young 75 Elk Horn Mrs Jennie Parson 84 Darlington and Mrs Oscar Burtness 72 Stoughton. Birth announcements list Daren Fried richs Browntown 726 25th avenue daughter May 28 Russell Werren Browntown son May 28 Martin Besnan 1616 16th street daughter May 28 Gregory Foesch 1416 23rd avenue son May 28.
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John Werren
New Glar
Howard Young
Elkhorn
Jennie Parson
Darlington
Oscar Burtness
Stoughton
Daren Friedrichs
25Th Avenue
Russell Werren
Browntown
Martin J. Besnan
16Th Street
Gregory Foesch
23Rd Avenue
St Clare Hospital list and association meeting
St Clare Hospital reports patient transfers and dismissals including Mrs William Pin Mrs Bernard Cash Burton Tiffany Mrs Frank Stanton and William Rupnow among others at multiple addresses. The Green County Association for Retarded Children will meet at 8 pm Monday in the agriculture building with reports from the state convention.
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William Pinnow
Browntown
Bernard Cash
East Troy
Burton R. Tiffany
Stockton
Frank Stanton
Rockford
William W. Rupnow
New Glarus
Myron Stair
18Th Street
Sharon Lee Beer
27Th Avenue
Clifford L. Koch
DeForest
Lloyd Holmes
18Th Avenue
Allen Erickson
Beloit
Gottlieb Brandli
Fred A. Gempeler
Glen Bredeson
Ralph Williams
Emma Lehr
Milvin A. Olson
Ida Hardy
Kelli Jo Pin
Thomas Dunphy
Son
Green County Association For Retarded Children
Deininger Wins Livestock Event at County Fair
Bill Deininger of Monroe FFA won the senior livestock judging division with 313 points at the County Fair. Roger Ace of Dayton won the automotive operation contest, and Larry Hawthorn of Monroe FFA took the tractor contest. Debbie Williams of Kawatha 4-H was junior winner and George Wegmueller of Richland won intermediate livestock.
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Bill Deininger
Monroe Ffa
Deininger
Roger Ace
Dayton
Larry Hawthorn
Debbie Williams
Kawatha
George Wegmueller
Richland
Tene Eberle
Dick Sullivan
John Wegmueller
Monroe
PFA
Robert Ammon
Bob Weiss
Cadiz
Darrell Indergand
Monroe Ag
Dave Allen
Paul Beach
Clarno
Alvin Sacker
Automotive
Richard Miller
Juda Ffa
Fred Lauper
Tom Klemm
Dan Meier
Sherwin Williams Relocates To Square Building
The Sherwin Williams Co store moves from 9th street to the former Eagles building on the square. Remodeling includes removing partitions wallpaper and color sections. Samuel F Humbel Green County branch manager buys the building and leases it to Sherwin Williams with a new front two Swiss shield entrance and upstairs clubrooms to be apartments.
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Monroe
Square
Sherwin-Williams Co
9Th Street
Eagles
Samuel F. Humbel
Green County
Sherwin- Williams
Community Notices From Albany Area Families Abroad
Personal mentions list residents and visitors: Mr and Mrs William Schneeberger of Albany return from Sturgeon Bay vacation. Stanton P Stears family to spend Memorial Day weekend in Chicago with Uncle Paul Stears. Chester Tobin en route home from Hot Springs Arkansas. Deep Rock ad notes car savings on Highway 11 west. Mrs J F Stewart and daughter Mrs J F Leach visit Albany from El Paso with sons Joseph and Jonathan. R W Blaha visiting from Chicago. former banker now Illinois Bankers Association executive vice president. Fannie Hoesly of New Glarus visiting son Harley and family at Viroqua. attended grandson Jack's confirmation and grandson William’s high school graduation. Leila Veach Grace Folgate Earl Schulz and Richard Reuber of Orangeville visiting Caravilla near Janesville to see Velma Emrick and Ella Blunt in nursing home. Marvin Shippy Curt Cole and Boyd Babler of Orangeville attend Warren High School commencement. Dennis Balbac, son of Gordon Balbac, is graduate. B H Bouton, Mrs and Misses Bouton of Brodhead plan two-week California vacation. will visit Bloomington and Riverside.
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William Schneeberger
Albany
Sturgeon Bay
Times Office
Stanton P. Stears
Chicago
Paul Stears
Chester Tobin
Memphis
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
J. F. Stewart
J. F. Leach
Joseph
Jonathan
el Paso
Tex
Albert Zimmerli
R. W. Blaha
Blaha
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Illinois Bankers
Stanley Bouton
Phyllis
Brodhead
California
Robert Keenan
Bloomington
Frank Butts
Riverside
Calif
Wisconsin outdoor resource development budget trimmed to 8.5 million
The State Recreation Committee adopted an 8.5 million two year budget starting July 1, trimming expenses but keeping the plan for Wisconsin outdoor resources. The cut, about 1 million, reflects lower cigarette tax revenues funding a 50 million program tied to health concerns and evolving tobacco totals.
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Madison
State Recreation Committee
Wisconsin
Nathan Figi Joining High School Faculty
Nathan Figi will join Monroe high school as chemistry and senior science instructor this fall, announced superintendent D J Huening. He comes from Mauston after seven years teaching, with prior roles at Birnamwood Shawano County. A Lakeland College graduate, he will pursue a master's degree at the University of Wisconsin this summer.
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Nathan &. Figi
New Glarus
Monroe High School
D. J. Huenink
Figi
Mauston
Birnamwood
Shawano County
Lakeland College
Plymouth
University of
Starke Family Farm Details and Relatives Listed
Number 2. push of Mrs. Starke's little finger. There are no specific roosts for the chickens. They roost where they can on the rafters, the edge of the nests, or stay on the floor litter. The Starkes operate a 95 acre farm. 20 acres is in corn and 20 acres in oats. They have Holsteins and two Guernsey cows. Sixteen are fresh and eight are yet to come in. The Starkes have been on the old Emil Schmerse farm since 1949. That's where Wilma Schmers Starke was born and raised, and crossed the creek in front of the farm to high school and Normal school and to her teaching job. Then she married. The Starkes farmed in Sylvester Township before returning to the home farm. Her father now is retired and lives in Jud a. Her mother died four years ago. The Starkes have two children, both married. Roger is a barber in Des Plaines, Ill. The daughter, Beverly Ann, is the wife of a minister, Rev. Lester Strom, in LaMoille, MI. The Roger Starkes have a daughter, Lisa Jo, 15 months old. The Stroms have two adopted children, Reggie Ann,4, and Harold, 2.
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Starkes
Emil Schmerse
Wilma Schmerse Starke
Sylvester Township
Juda
Roger
Des Plaines
Ill
Beverly Ann
Lester Strom
LaMoille
Roger Starkes
Lisa Jo
Stroms
Reggie Ann
Harold
Pickups Along the News Beats
Mrs. Leslie Albright of Route 1 Monroe picked seven ripe strawberries this week and noted many more turning color. She cannot recall picking a ripe berry before June, despite Sena tor Dunlap variety being early. She adds she has never seen fruit this early.
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Leslie Albright
Route 1
Monroe
Richert Named Head of New Glarus Group
Ed Richert was elected president of the New Glarus Businessmen's Association at the Wednesday night meeting. Eugene Stuessy was named first vice president, Marshall Ingwell second vice president, Larry Uffelmann secretary treasurer. Directors are Roger Klassy past president James Schroeder Abner Anderson Palmer Knobel Merton Colney Rolland Disch and Clayton Engen.
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Ed Richert
New Glarus Businessmen’s Association
Eugene Stuessy
Marshall Ingwell
Larry Uffelmann
Roger Klassy
James Schroeder
Abner — Anderson
Palmer Knobel
Merton Colney
Rolland Disch
Clayton Engen
Former Monroe Man Sues for 40000 Over Damaged Door
Andrew Kude of Monroe files a 40000 damage suit in Dane County Circuit Court against the Milwaukee Road and the Illinois Central railroads. He alleges permanent injuries from a falling box car door on May 11, 1962, while unloading feed bags at Monroe for his employer. He says the railroads failed to warn him about the defective door. The Milwaukee Road hauled the feed carload from Red Wing Minnesota to Dubuque, then IC took over to Monroe.
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Andrew Kude
Horep
Monroe Roller Mill Co
Dane County
Milwaukee Road
111Inois Central
Monroe
Rude
Red Wing
Minn
Dubuque
Dr Young 75 Dies in Elkhorn Harness Circles Obituary
Dr Howard Young 75 Elkhorn physician and harness racing figure died after a short illness. Services held at St John s Episcopal Elk horn with burial at Little Prairie. He attended Beloit College UW Madison and Northwestern University where he earned his MD. He played Beloit baseball and captained Northwestern. Surviving are sons George Madison and Frederick Elkhorn and sister Mrs Clifford Wiswell Elkhorn.
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Howard Young
Elkhorn
St John’s Episcopal Church
Litte| Prairie Cemetery
Young
Green County Fair Track
Elkhorn High School
Beloit College
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern University
Northwestern
I George
Madison
Frederick
Stocks Mixed Decline As Steel Strong Amid May Trading
New York stocks drifted lower for a second week with steels leading gains on strong orders and a hopeful outlook from the American Iron and Steel Institute that 1964 could be a record year. Memorial Day closures shortened the week to four trading days. the Dow fell .31 to 820.56 and the AP average slipped .8 to 306.0.
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New York
American Iron and Steel Institute
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Dow
A.P
New York Stock Exchange
Minor Anderson Jr Addresses Kiwanis on Peace Corps Training
Minor Anderson Jr of Monroe spoke at the Monroe Kiwanis meeting in the Swiss Wheel about his experiences at the Peace Corps training camp in Puerto Rico. Rev. Howard Orians, former Immanuel EUB church pastor, delivered the Memorial Day address stressing that there are no permanent victories and freedom must be served.
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Minor Anderson Jr
Monroe
Peace Corps
Puerto Rico
Monroe Kiwanis
Howard Orians
Monroe Immanuel Eub
Mrs Brunner Rites Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. George Brunner, 57, Route 1 Juda, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Melvinickel Zion EUB Church in Juda with Rev. officiating. Music will be sung by Mrs. Ervin Matzke and accompanist Mrs. Ronald Bear. Burial is set at Mt. Vernon Cemetery Juda. Pallbearers include Otis Hermanson Monticello Dwayne Ledrman LaVerne Lederman Lawrence Soddy and Lloyd Jero and Ralph Stauffacher from nearby towns. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Melvin P. Peterson
Grace Lutheran Church
James C. Plymire
Middlebury
Barneveld
Stussy Funeral
Otis Hermanson
Monticello
Dwayne
Ledrman
LaVerne
Lederman
Jandrence Soddy
Brodhead
Lloyd Jero
Ralph Stauffacher
Beloit
John Werren 76 dies in New Glarus at St. Clare Hospital
John Werren 76 of New Glarus died yesterday at St. Clare hospital where he was admitted Wednesday as a medical patient. Born June 28 1887 in Canton Bern Switzerland he came to America in 1909 and 1912 after brief return trips. He married Rosa Bangerter April 9 1912 in Postville. A cheesemaker and farmer he lived in Postville Holland Patent NY and later retired to New Glarus returning in 1963. Survived by his wife a half brother Gottlieb Werren of Blue Mounds and one brother and two sisters in Switzerland. Services Sunday 2 PM Zentner Funeral Home Rev Linus Wier officiating burial Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 PM tonight.
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Vonn Werren
New Glarus
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Werren
Canton Bern
Switzerland
America
Rosa Bangerter
Postville
Holland Patent
N.Y
Swiss United Church of Christ
Gottlieb Werren
Blue Mounds
Zentner Funeral Home
Linus Wierwill
Sharon Beer Undergoes Surgery For Acute Appendicitis
Sharon Beer aged 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs Allie Beer of 816 27th Avenue underwent surgery for an acute appendix condition this morning at St Clare hospital where she was admitted yesterday.
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Myron I. Stair
St. Clare Hospital
Sharon Beer
Allie Beer
27Th Avenue
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