Wisconsin Weather Summary for November 16 1963
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin with showers likely tonight and Sunday, rain or snow possible in the northwest Sunday, and colder temperatures Sunday. Night lows 35 to 40 northwest and 40 to 50 southeast, with a high of 50 and a low of 36 since yesterday. Sunrise at 6 52 and sunset at 4 38. Local extremes list Presidio Texas as warmest and Lovelock Nevada as coldest.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A. Presidio
Tex
Lovelock
Nev
Unregistered Vehicle and License Forfeitures in Monroe
Monroe police report two forfeitures totaling 20 dollars for Clyde G. Bausmen of Warren for operating an unregistered vehicle and driving without a valid license. The notice also records deaths, including August Krause of Janesville, age 64. Birth announcements list newborns to Floyd West of Footville on Nov 15 and the Love lace family of Woodford, and a South Wayne baby to Mr. and Mrs Ge.
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Clyde G. Bausmen
Warren
Monroe
Floyd West
Footville
Robert Lovelace
Woodford
Ge South Wayne
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
A hospital notice lists patients under Medical and Surgical categories including Walter Chapin Af ton, Mrs Ellen Carpenter Ar le, Cal Broughton Evans ille, Mrs Roy Roderick 1725 17th street, Julius Palmer 827 10th street, Marilyn Meland New Glarus, Irenus Sauer Darlington and Clark Fowler Brod head, Mrs Nina Wach 2343 16th avenue. Discharges include Jay Eaton Richard Ruf David Buholzer Jerry Hoover Leo O Grady Michael Flannery Donovan Boley Vernon Rossi and numerous Mrs titles as well as Mrs Percy Manning Mrs William Fahey Debra Noss Mrs Thomas Secese Mrs Orville Miller Mrs Floyd Judd Mrs John Killeen Mrs Lawrence Melcher and Mrs Pat Gucciardo.
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Joseph J. Voegels
Monticello
Walter Chapin
Afton
Ellen Carpenter
Arle
Cal Broughton
Evanslle
Roy Roderick
17Th Street
Julius Palmer
10Th Street
Marilyn Meland
New Glarus
Irenus Sauer
Darlington
Clark Fowler
Brodhead
Nina Wach
16Th Avenue
Jay Eaton
Richard Ruf
David Buholzer
Jerry Hoover
Leo O'Grady
Michael Flannery
Donovan Boley
Vernon Rossi
Percy Manning
William Fahey
Debra Noss
Thomas Secese
Orville Miller
Floyd Judd
John Killeen
Lawrence Melcher
Pat Gucciardo
Durand Man Faces Grand Theft Charges
Durand Illinois man Pascoe is charged with grand theft after allegedly taking 192 bushels of corn from Dr. Glen Smith’s farm, hauling it in the farm truck to an elevator in Holcomb, and selling it for 175.17 dollars with 152 dollars recovered. He managed the farm the past six weeks to obtain money for medicine.
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HAM
Notive
Svdie
Durand
Ill
Ogie County
Illinois
Pascoe
Holcomb
Glen Smith
Rockford
Two Persons Hurt In Rock County Crash
Mrs. Beverly Ann Stavn aged 29 from Orfordville suffered jaw and shoulder injuries in a two car headon crash on Highway 11 three miles west of Janesville yesterday morning. Ardell E. Dooley twenty one of Janesville sustained fractures of both legs and was listed in fair condition. Authorities reported the cars collided almost in the center of the highway at Mercy hospital in Janesville.
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Beverly Ann Stavn
Orfordville
Janesville
Mercy Hospital
Ardell E. Dooley
Rock County
Circle to Meet at Methodist Church Tonight
Vesper Circle program to be led by Mrs. William Plate at 7 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Arthur Boethe hosts, with Mrs. Philip Darling as co host in charge of arrangements.
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William Plate
Methodist Church
P.m
Arthur Boethe
Philip Darling
Finance Firm Moves Office On South Side Of Square
Citizens Loan and Finance Co. relocates from 1612 11th Street to 1109 16th Avenue occupying the south portion of a remodeled building formerly Phillips and Smith. Phillips and Smith use the north side as a stage until rented. Tread Right Shoe Repair moves Dec 2 to 1126 17th Avenue as a newspaper distribution center. The vacated south side will be remodeled for the Eagles lodge ownership.
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Citizens Loan and Finance Co
11Th Street
16Th Avenue
Phillips and Smith
Tread Right Shoe Repair Shop
Finance Company
17Th Avenue
The
Eagles Lodge
Ernie Johnson to Speak at Monroe Father and Son Banquet
Ernie Johnson former Milwaukee Braves pitcher and now public relations director for the Wisconsin club will speak at St. John’s United Church of Christ Monroe next Tuesday night. He is the featured speaker at the annual Father and Son banquet slated to begin at 6 45 p.m. Tickets are available at Swiggum’s or the church office.
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Ernie Jonson
Milwaukee Braves
Wisconsin
Monroe
Johnson
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Swiggum's
Pledges Fraternity at University of Denver
James Trumpy of Monroe joins 237 students pledged to 13 fraternities at the University of Denver during fall rush, with Trumpy pledging Theta Chi. Todd LaVerne Nyman born Oct. 6 at St. Clare Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Nyman. Grandparents listed. great grandparents Nora Nyman and Earl Pickett noted. Marilyn L Elmer named local winner in Prestone high school contest. state winners to be announced next month.
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James Trumpy
Monroe
University of Denver
Denver, Colo
Theta Chi
Nymans
John Nyman
20Th Street
Todd LaVerne
St. Clare Hospital
Bernard Pickett
Woodford
Lesettaman
Nora Nyman
Earl Pickett
Beloit
Marilyn L. Elmer
Prestone Anti-freeze
Pledges Fraternity at Wisconsin Phi Sigma Kappa
Lawrence Ausmus, son of Floyd and Mrs. Ausmus, Route 3, pledges Phi Sigma Kappa at the University of Wisconsin where he is a freshman in liberal arts. Parents Day open house held at the fraternity house was attended by the Ausmus couple. August Krause dies at 64 in Janesville St. Clare hospital after admission Nov. 5. Rhonda Sue named by Brede sons of Argyle for their child Brenda Kay with brothers Brian Mark and grandfather Ole Lien. Mrs Joseph Voegels, 73, Monticello, admitted to St. Clare hospital as medical accident patient after a fall at Mrs. Gerber's home with head injuries and critical condition.
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Lawrence Ausmus
Floyd Ausmus
Phi Sigma Kappa
University of Wisconsin
College of Letters and Science
Ausmus
August Krause
Janesville
St. Clare Hospital
Rhonda Sue
Martin Bredeson
Argyle
Brenda Kay
Brian Mark
Ole Lien
Byarne Bredeson
Caroline Bredeson
Blanchardville
Joseph J. Voegels
Monticello
St.Clare Hospital
Charles Gerber
Jackie Robinson Rejects Barry Goldwater Votes
Jackie Robinson told an NAACP audience that no Negro would vote for Barry Goldwater if he is nominated for president. The veteran pioneer of major league baseball voiced the stance during the Friday night event in Decatur Illinois.
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Barry Decatur
Ill
Jackie Robinson
NAACP
Barry Goldwater
Monroe notices mix of meetings travel and events
Personal mentions describe Mrs Henry Grundahl Sr and Mr Horeb visiting Monro e relatives. Women s Relief Corps to meet Nov 19 at Legion Hall. Mrs Hester Schwartz travels to Flagstaff to visit sister Miss Cecile Yearour. Bear supper at Eagle Club funds for annual Children's Christmas party. Mrs Nellie W Block attends funeral in Neilsville for Harry Kauffman. Pre Thanksgiving social at Odd Fellows building Nov 20. Elmer Behring family travels from O Hare to Fort Dale Florida for three weeks. Monroe Commandery No 48 potluck Nov 18. Madison Robert Macey Commandery No 3 to confer the Order of the Temple at 8 pm.
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Henry Grundahl
Horeb
Monroe
Woman's Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Hester Schwartz
17Th Avenue
Flagstaff
Ariz
Cecile Yearour
Eagle Club
Nellie W. Block
Neilsville
Harry Kauffman
Odd Fellows
Orangeville
Elmer Behring
13Th Avenue
O'Harefield
Chicago
Ft.dale
Fla
Iison
Kenneth
Behrings
Florida
Monroe Commandery
Madison
Robert Macey Commandery No
Order of the Temple
Local Names List With Addresses and Alternates
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals along with street addresses and routes, including Laurice Heartsill Alice Nussbaum Janice Cheatham Carol Priewe and many others. Alternates include Kathy Baltzer Susan Whiddon Kristy Miller Henrietta Farmer and Jack Janssen among Monroe associates.
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26Th Avenue
Kay Byrd
Dick Barry
Country Lane
Hal Singleton
Harvey Baumgartner
Johnny Autrey
Jim Beer
13Th Avenue
Dennis Phillips
Steve Digman
Charles Taylor
Steve Grundahl
15Th Street
Harold Johnson
Terry ‘Kubly
Browntown
Richard Fowler
Dan ‘Landis
12Th Ravens
Richard Williamson
Tony Lux
8Th Street
Dale Neuendorf
Jerry Marty
Johnny Lowe
Kendall Reinmann
Bobby Peterson
Fred Rosa
19Th Avenue
Robert Jones
William ‘Schuetze
25Th Avenue
Ronald Boyd
Kathy Baltzer
17Th Avenue
Susan Whiddon
Kristy Miller
8Th Avenue
Henrietta Farmer
Jack Janssen
David Pick
Monroe
Alderman Mueller Dies in Suspected Suicide Before Tax Trial
Donald W. Mueller 43, an alderman charged with five years of unfiled state income tax returns, was found dead in his car in the driveway of his estranged wife’s home. Coroner says death by suicide. trial was set for Nov. 25 in Outagamie County.
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Pleiun
Donald W. Mueller
Outagamie
Bernard Kemps
Mueller
Witness Tells Of Murder Plot In Thompson Case
MINNEAPOLIS witness Sheldon Morris, ex night club manager, testified that Norman Mastrian offered $2000 to two men to kill Mrs Thompson. Morris said Richard Sharp, Willard Ingram refused. he saw Henry Butler hand a pistol to Mastrian. Prosecutors said lawyer-clergyman Thompson hired Mastrian. four men were approached, one, Dick W. C. Anderson, killed Mrs Thompson.
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Minneapolis
Sheldon Morris
Glib
Carole Thompson
Norman Mastrian
Morris
T. Eugene Thompson
Richard L. Sharp
Willard Ingram
Henry Butler
Mastrian
William Randall
Thompson
Butler
Washington Displays its Typical Efficiency
Painters in the U S attorney's office at the Court of General Sessions last summer filled small holes in the acoustical ceiling. It is announced that bids will be sought to install new acoustical material. The office is no longer soundproof.
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Washington W
Gusto
U.S. Attorney's
Court of General Sessions
Deaths of Reiner and Archbishop Benjamin Reported
New York conductor Fritz Reiner, 74, renowned Chicago Symphony Orchestra former director, died Friday. In Pittsburgh, Archbishop Benjamin of the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh and West Virginia also died Friday from a heart attack at age 76.
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New York
Fritz Reiner
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Benjamin
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Milwaukee man pleads innocent on gambling tax charges
Sylvester Kersten of Appleton pleaded innocent Friday to three counts of failure to pay the $50 annual federal gambling tax. He was indicted by a federal grand jury on October 30.
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Milwaukee
Sylvester Kersten
Appleton
Kersten
Price County hills claim Wisconsin's highest peak title
The 194 Wisconsin Blue Book shows Tim's Hill at 1,952.9 feet and Pearson's Hill at 1,950.4 feet, surpassing Rib Mountain at 1,940.76 feet. Rib Mountain had long been Wisconsin's top elevation before the shift based on U S Geological Survey measurements. Suga Bush Hill follows at 1,939.30 feet in Forest County.
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Price County
Wisconsin
Rib Mountain
Legislative Reference Library
Tim's
Pearson's Hill
United States Geological Survey
Tim's Hill
Sugabush Hill
Forest County
Talhi Club elects Lee Dunn president at meeting
In a recent Try-HiGH Club gathering, Lee Dunn was elected president. Other officers include Paula Sigalus as vice president Mary Jo Everson as secretary Sonja Dunn as treasurer Marcia Olson as reporter and Steven Monson Kathy Larson and Kenny Everson as song leaders. Project leads chosen: Ted Mellenberger Burdean Everson dairy Clinton Seffrood woodwork Mrs Ted Mellenberger and Mrs Donald Monson clothing and Mrs Pat Dunn and Mrs Bur deen Everson cooking. Paula Sigalus led songs and Steven Monson led recreation with lunch served by Mrs Vernon Larson.
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Burdean Everson
Paula Sigalus
Steven Monson
Vernon Larson
Wisconsin Group Forms Goldwater Fund Drive
Backers in Milwaukee contributed 4415 to a fund for use if Barry Goldwater secures the Republican nomination. The tally was announced at the first meeting of Gold for Goldwater of Wisconsin Inc. More than 100 contributors gave after an address by Mrs. Truman Wood of Omaha, founder of the Nebraska group that inspired the Wisconsin unit.
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Milwaukee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Gold For Goldwater. of
Wisconsin, Inc
Truman Wood
Omaha
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Georgia Board Balks At Hotel for School
In Atlanta the Georgia Board of Education resisted approving a $6.3 million vocational technical school plan that would teach hotel management and include 15 hotel rooms and a dining room. The board directed the Atlanta school board to revise the plan removing the hotel facilities.
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Georgia Board
Atlanta
Georgia Board of Education
Atlanta School Board
Red Arrow Official Designation for Wisconsin Guard Division
The Wisconsin National Guard 32nd Division is officially designated the Red Arrow Division after 46 years with the nickname. Secretary of the Army Vance signed the certificate recognizing the division for earning the honor to carry the traditional designation. The nickname stems from the shoulder patch depicting a red arrow shot through a line.
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Madison
Wisconsi
32Nd National Guard
Kenneth C. Allen Honored For Farm Education Impact
Kenneth C. Allen is praised as a force for better agriculture and farmers in Monroe. The Livingston native, UW Madison graduate and Navy veteran receives heartfelt thanks from students, parents, and his family as he reflects on a career shaping vocational education.
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Kenneth C. Allen
Allen
Livingston
University of Wisconsin
Belmont
Monroe
Outstanding 4-H leader lauded by community
A long time school leader receives national recognition for his work guiding students toward honors in 4 H and FFA. He inspired youths who joined the county's agricultural community, earning admiration from observers who praised his character and impact.
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FFA
AFL CIO Affirms Kennedy as Best Labor Friend
In New York the AFL CIO remained cautiously supportive of President Kennedy calling him the best political friend on the visible horizon for the nation's house of labor though criticizing his neglect of a shorter work week. George Meany and other leaders praised Kennedy after his address to about 5,000 delegates while reserving judgment on Republican policies and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's convention appearance the prior day.
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New York
Aflcio
Kennedy
House of Labor
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
GOP
Stocks Suffer Third Decline
Wall Street experienced a third consecutive weekly decline as a digestion phase for recent gains continued. The Dow dropped 10.81 to 740.00 while trading remained moderate. top active NYSE issues included American Photocopy, Radio Corp, Chrysler, and American Motors with mixed moves.
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ED Morse
New York
Wall Street
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
American Photocopy
Radio Corp
Chrysler
American Motors
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Durand Man
Ernie Johnson
Miladys
Eugene Hotel
Alderman
Self
U.S
Washington
GOETZ
Friends
Goldwater
Mastercraft
Red Arrow
West Bend
Badger Point Stores
AFL Cio
JFK
Robert Siodmak
Poriraitt
Fasinner
Steve Reeves
Goliath and the Barbarians” Color
Steve McQueen
Richard Atenborough
LaBuchs Uptown Market
City Hall
Oscar Mayer
Dubuque Braunschweiger
Turkey
Washington State
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