Wisconsin Weather Outlook and Extremes
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with freezing temperatures likely in the northwest. Friday remains partly cloudy and cool with highs around 44 to 52 and lows in the 28 to 36 range. Since yesterday at 1 p.m. precipitation totals 0.12 inch, barometer readings near 29.83 at 1 a.m. and 29.93 at 1 p.m. Sunrise 6 05, sunset 5 28. Imperial, California reported 103 as warmest in the country and Lebanon, New Hampshire 13 as coldest.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
U.S.A. Imperial
Calif
Lebanon
N.H
Estates Probated Name Administrator for George Pree
Ann Pree named administrator of the estate of her husband George Pree Brod head who died August 8. She and three minor children are heirs at law. Appraisers are Robert Vogel and Dan Markham.
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Ann Pree
George Pree
Brodhead
Robert Vogel
Dan Markham
County court entries list traffic bond forfeitures
Judge Roger L. Elmer forfeits a $15 bond for a stop sign violation at Route 4. Sheriff’s Department reports James L. Davis forfeits a $55 bond for reckless driving at Route 1 in Ju do, with department filing.
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Roger L. Elmer
Gary L. Hartwig
Sheriff's Department
James L. Davis
Marriage Licenses for Wirz and Gisler Buholzer
Otto Adolph Wirz of 2229 15th Street and Marie Vinzentia Gisler Buholzer of 2203 15th Street obtained marriage licenses.
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Otto Adolph Wirz
15Th Street
Marie Vinzentia Gisler Buholzer
Obituaries for Jensen and Hoot Compile Local Notices
N. C. Jensen, 79, of Stoughton and John McKinley Hoot, 68, of Buena Vista Illinois, are listed in a local obituary notice. The brief item records their ages and residence with no further details.
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N. C. Jensen
Stoughton
John McKinley Hoot
Buena Vista, Ill
Mr and Mrs Rodney White Head Juda Son Oct 7
Mr and Mrs Rodney White head Juda announce the birth of a son on October 7. Mr and Mrs Vernon Tearpe Brodhead report a daughter born in mid October.
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Rodney Whitehead
Juda
Vernon Tearpe
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Medical Staff and Dismissals List
The notice lists medical staff members at St. Clare Hospital including Lisa R. Skogstad Be loit Helyn M. Mills 1420 29th avenue and others. It also names surgical staff such as Mrs Paul F Buck Sterling and Ralph L Hutchison Beloit. Dismissals include Irwin P Fonk Randolph Whiteaker Merle L Stuckey and several other patients and family members.
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Lisa R. Skogstad
Beloit
Helyn M. Mills
29Th Avenue
John W. Lapp
McConnell
Eugene Bartelt
Juda
Floyd E. Brown
Janesville
Beth C. Baker
Gary R. Wang
Browntown
Doris E. Murray
Laroy S. Unger
Route 3
William J. Guider
25Th Avenue
Paul F. Buck
Sterling
Frank J. Splinter
Ralph L. Hutchison
Edward F. Prochaska
Montfort
Rocky L. Burkhalter
Mt. Horeb
Irwin P. Fonk
Randolph Whiteaker
Merle L. Stuckey
Robert N. Templeton
John Wyttenbach Jr
Gordon Heyer
Vincent Moan
George G. Harris
Julie Ann Pfund
Kathryn Yost
Ramona Altenberg
Paul Bernard
Henry Brechters
Lloyd Harris
Delton Jacobson
Donald Douglas
Kenneth Wells
Clifford Luezinger
Patient to be Hospitalized at St. Clare
A patient from PATIENT AT HOSPITAL Avenue was admitted to St. Clare Hospital as a medical patient last night. The sheriff's department radio dispatcher reports the condition is not serious and expects a few days of hospitalization.
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William J. Guider
25Th Avenue
Sheriff's Department
St. Clare
Men Face Arson Charges In Orangeville Incident
Charles Shelton 37 of Freeport was charged with conspiracy to commit arson attempting to commit a felony and burglary. William Downey 39 of Freeport faced counts of attempting to commit a felony conspiracy to commit arson illegal possession of explosives and burglary. Daniel Gratton 26 of Durand was hospitalized after a flash basement fire. he was burned when fleeing the building.
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Orangeville
Stephenson County
Charles Shelton
Freeport
William Downey
Daniel Gratton
Durand
Ill
Orangeville House
Gratton
Knowles Attacks Milk Barriers and Tax on Livestock
New Richmond attorney and former lieutenant governor spoke on farm policy, blasting the Johnson administration. He cited beef and dairy import increases from Australia and New Zealand, urged a five year base for imports, and condemned the personal net tax on livestock as an obnoxious regressive levy harming farmers and dairy interests while supporting consumer access.
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Knowles
America
Australia
New Zealand
Johnson
Richmond
Wisconsin
Dealer Honored in Clay Push Button Equipment Club
Fred Zweifel of Belleville is named a member of the Clay 400 Club for 1964 recognizing outstanding achievement in sales installation and service of Clay Push Button farm equipment.
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Fred Zweifel
Clay Equipment Corp
Belleville
Clay
Local notes and upcoming events in town notices
Personal visits from Darlington Rockford and Burlington are listed among social updates. Rummage and bake sales, white elephant and household items sales, and a Moose euchre party are scheduled for October 10 at 8 a.m. or 9 a.m. at various venues including Universalist church Moose Hall and 921 8th Ave. plus 1761 17th St. and Martintown Community Church. Public notices advertise hunting trespass signs from The Times office.
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Holmes Stott
Darlington
Times Office
Argene van Matre
Ben Nehring
Rockford
Universalist Church
Irwin Fonk
Burlington
E. A. Stocker
Agnes Neuhausel
Toledo
Moose Hall
Library Committee
Freeport
William J. Diestelmeier
Frank E. Wilsey
8Th Ave
17Th St
Adolph Warren
Kenosha
John T. Krebs
Browntown
Midwest Red Angus Association
Plattsburg
Glen Krumme
John C. Lee
Taylor Alkire
St. Joseph
Martintown Community Church
James Pearson
Moline
Ill
Philip Peloquin
Sheboygan Falls
Good Turn Day Bags Collected in Green County by Cub Scouts
Cub Scouts and leaders collected over 4 450 Good Turn Day bags in Green County in two weeks. The Valley District’s 23 units run the third event under activities chair Bahr. About 750 Scouts and 50 volunteers will gather clothing and small household items for Goodwill Industries where the disabled are aided by a non profit agency.
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Green County
Valley District
Bahr
Goodwill Industries
Colorado Peaks Surpass Thousand Mark Two Miles High
A Colorado record notes more than 1,000 summits reach two miles above sea level, highlighting the state’s extreme elevations. Geographers list major peaks in the Rockies and Front Range areas, with scenic vistas drawing hikers and climbers to established routes and national parks.
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Colorado
New Burnett Trial Begins in Racine Murder Case
Clarence Burnett faces a new trial for the 1946 stabbing death of Charles DeLuca during an attempted armed robbery in a Racine park. The State Supreme Court ordered the retrial after ruling he lacked proper counsel in the first case. Burnett is represented by Lloyd Barbee, who questions Racine County jury procedures for underrepresentation of Negroes.
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Racine
Clarence Burnett
Waupun
Burnett
Charles DeLuca
Racine Park
State Supreme Court
Lloyd Barbee
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
National Association of the Advancement of Colored People
Barbee
Racine County
Veteran in Madison VA hospital seeks cards and visitors
J Andrew Musser of 835 17th Street Monroe is a patient in the Veterans Administration hospital in Madison. He is in Ward B-3 Room 3073 and would appreciate cards letters and visitors.
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J. Andrew Musser
17Th Street
Monroe
Veterans Administration Hospital
Madison
Jaeggi Name Judy Lynn Born To Jaeggi Family
Mr and Mrs Joe F Jaeggi Route 1 announce the birth of daughter Judy Lynn joining their son Joey Dean two. Maternal grandparents are Clarion Torkelson Route 2 and Lillian Jaeggi 1620 8th street paternal granther. Great grandparents listed as Ernest Lehman Juda Clara Torkelson 1420 10th street and Levi Torkelson Brodhead.
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Judy Lynn
Joe F. Jaeggi
Route 1
Judy
Joey Dean
Clarion Torkelson
Route 2
Lillian Jaeggi
8Th Street
Ernest Lehman
Juda
Clara Torkelson
10Th Street
Levi Torkelson
Brodhead
Hellands announce birth of second daughter in Juda
Mr and Mrs Bruce Helland missionaries in Japan announce the birth of their second daughter. Their first daughter is Brenda and the paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Len Helland of Juda.
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Juda
Bruce Helland
Japan
Brenda
Len Helland
Hit and run damages car in local parking lot
A hit and run was reported to police at 9 20 yesterday. An unidentified vehicle struck a car parked by Emil Sutter at 609 Sunrise Court in the Stoldt parking lot, according to police.
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Emil Sutter
Sunrise Court
Stoldt
State NFO Convention Begins Saturday in Eau Claire
The second annual Wisconsin Farmers Organization state convention will meet at the Eau Claire Memorial high school auditorium Saturday. It will nominate national board directors currently held by Roland Watkers, Robert Manke, and Edward Graf. Members will hear state officer reports and discuss the meat program holding action and potential resumption in meat dairy and feed grain programs.
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Eau Claire
Wisconsin Farmers Organization
Eau Claire Memorial High School
Wisconsin National Board
Roland Watkers
Elk Mound
Robert Manke
Arlington
Edward Graf
Tomah
Freshman William Schuetze Interviewed by Voice of America
William Schuetze from Monroe, a freshman at American University, spoke with Voice of America about campus life and life in the nation’s capital. He plans to pursue a law degree after completing his undergraduate studies and described his hometown and family life.
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Monroe
William Schuetze
Voice of America
W. R. Schuetze
25Th Avenue
American
United States
Schuetze
University
Farm Buildings Burn On Pearl Godfrey Farm
A machine shed and a chicken house on the Pearl Godfrey farm north of Darlington were destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Firemen were called at 3 30 p m They saved the house and barn No damage estimate or fire cause reported.
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Darlington
Pearl Godfrey
Farm Bureau Meeting Hears Monroe Folk Arts Club Musicians
Countywide Farm Bureau gathering at Turner hall listened to Monroe high school Folk Arts Club members perform. Delegates from Green County saw slides by Fred Lauper about a Washington D C trip and the 4 H citizenship short course as Edward J. Kaderly led a discussion on proposed legislation.
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Hans Bernet
Fred Schuetze
Dick Pulkrabek
Richard Roehrdanz
Hilda Holmes
Lynn Jacobs
Monroe High School Folk Arts Club
Farm Bureau
Turner Hall
Fred Lauper
Green County
Washington, D.C
Edward J. Kaderly
County groups vote on resolutions at Knowles rally
A county gathering saw members voting on county resolutions. The Farm Bureau Women's Committee served a dairy lunch and the Folk Arts group entertained during the Knowles Republican rally in the main hall last night.
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Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Knowles Republican
County Corn Pickers Place in State Event
Two Green County farmers placed high at the Wisconsin Farm Progress Days corn picking contest held yesterday at the Dodge County fair grounds. Larry Voegels of Monroe took second in the combine division behind Tom Metcalf of Janesville. Ambrose Wenger of Blanchardville was second in the picker-shelter division behind Joe Woods of Randolph. Metcalf Woods and Warren Rippen of Edgerton, in the two-row picker division, join Green County’s 1963 national champion Arlyn Zee of Albany in the national contest on October 16 at Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
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Green County
Dodge County Fairgrounds
Larry Voegels
Monroe
Tom Metcalf
Janesville
Ambrose Wenger
Blanchardville
Joe Woods
Randolph
Metcalf
Woods
Warren Rippen
Edgerton
Arlyn Zee
Albany
Sioux Falls
S. D
Vatican panel weighs lay participation in church offices
The Vatican Ecumenical Council heard proposals to place laymen alongside priests in church offices and to form lay senate bodies to advise church leadership. The plan aims to broaden governance within the Roman Catholic Church and is under study by council members.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Juda Homecoming Set for October Sixteenth
Juda high school to host homecoming activities for alumni and students on Friday October 16 with a bonfire rally Thursday night October 15. Homecoming king and queen to be named at the rally followed by a snake parade and marching band. Friday includes a 3 10 p.m. student rally and motorcade prep for the pep event. A dance runs from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. at halftime the 1915 graduating class will be honored.
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Juda
Juda High School
Cheese Market Steady In Madison Wisconsin
The Madison Wisconsin market shows steady cheddar prices with spotty demand and generally fair to good activity. Pre packed aged offerings are in good demand with best interest observed, prices range with cheddars around 37 to 34, blocks 38 to 41, singles 40 to 40, longhorns 40 to 42, midgets 40 to 32.
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Madison
Wisconsin
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