Wisconsin Weather Summary for Oct 14 1964
The forecast calls for a fair night and Thursday with little temperature change. Lows 38 to 46, highs 67 to 76. Since yesterday at 1 pm the high reached 62 and low 45. Year ago today the high was 71 and low 48. Barometer readings recorded at 1 am 90.24 and 1 pm 30.27. Warmest places in the U S Blythe and Imperial California at 100 degrees, coldest Cri. Sunrise 6 14, sunset 5 18.
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Wisconsin
U.S.A. Blythe
Imperial
Calif
Zwickey Transfers Property in New Glarus Outlet 99A
Willis H. Zwickey transfers part Outlet 99A to Edward Gruetzman under the 1962 Assessor's Plat revision in the village of New Glarus. The conveyance includes real estate transfer details and parcel reference.
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Willis H. Zwickey
Edward
Estates Probated in Belleville and Sylvester Township
Alderman Route 2 Belleville administrator of Ida Alderman New Glarus who died August 25 appraisers G F Klassy and Waldo Freitag. Mabel Schultz and Roy A Schultz co executors of Roy A Schultz who died September 1 under will dated October 25 1963 LeRoy to receive 10 acre timber tract in Sylvester Township and 5000 dollars daughter in law Inez and three grandchildren 500 dollars each with balance to widow. Walter J Wenger and Herman Fritz are appraisers.
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Sylvester Township
Inez
Walter J. Wenger
Herman Fritz
Obituary notices and births from Wisconsin figures
Deaths include C. Baumgartner 84 of Palmyra and William Kelley 83 of Milwaukee. Mrs Mary Blumer 79 of Oconomowoc. Births to Roland Buchholz Monticello daughter Oct 13 and Gary Vanderhoof Blanchardville daughter Oct 13. Robert Rufer 121 17th Avenue couple welcomed a daughter Oct.
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Roland Buchholz
Monticello
Gary Vanderhoof
Blanchardville
Robert Rufer
17Th Avenue
St Clare Hospital Accident and Dismissals List
Names of patients and staff across medical and surgical units at St Clare Hospital including Robert Cunningham and Morton Hartman among accident victims and Lyndon Miller and Harold E Murray among medical and surgical staff. Dismissals include multiple named individuals and family members across departments.
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Robert J. Cunningham
30Th Avenue
Morton Hartman
Davis
Lyndon Miller
Nachusa
St. Williams
10Th Street
Jack Ring
Beloit
Bertha Wang
22Nd Avenue
Harold E. Murray
Rockford
Darrell Robbins
Warren
Raymond Henning
Darien
Diane Hadaway
Polo
Botious Fanning
Janesville
Paul
Schuler
Monticello
Charles Klock
Roger Brewer
Edward Prochaska
Robert Rutsch
Gary Roenneburg
Harry E .Walters
Keith Moyer
Milton Babler
Erwin Knudson
Laurie Shippy
Ervin Marquart
Harry Keegan
Susan Voegels
Susan Meighan
Gerald’ Disch
Earl Stichter
Waldo
Disch
James
Milks
Richard Zumkehr
Markets Milked: Farm Prices and Livestock Report
Chicago markets show hogs and cattle moving with steady to strong tones. Hogs range from 12.50 to 16.75 per cwt across weights. cattle slaughter steers mostly steady with some declines. primes and high grades listed for select weights. Sheep and lambs steady, with choice and prime lambs at 21.50 to 22.00 per 80-100 lb. Butter and eggs at steady wholesale prices. various grade spreads noted for dairy products.
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Chicago
USDA
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Personal Notices From Various Cities Across The Midwest
Ken Bowman from Charleston Indiana and Sylvia Mann from Rock Falls Illinois visited Monroe yesterday. The Torch is Passed available at The Times office for two dollars. George Shafer from Middletown New York vacationed here yesterday. Mrs William Shankel Joe Bull Corliss Bryant and Steven Bryant from Sterling Illinois visited. No Hunting or Trespassing signs available at The Times office. Mr and Mrs William Whipple moving to 2427 9th Street Norder estate. sold to Sigwart Anderson of Darlington. Paul Bleiler of Ontario California visited aunt Emma Bleiler on 7th Street. left for Chicago to join wife visiting her father ill. Harold J Lamboley former Green County judge visiting. Knights of Columbus official visiting New Haven Connecticut. Lyle G Hilliard Mrs Kelli Jo and Rev W C Anderson Union Grove spending week at Ashland for bow and arrow hunting and cabin preparations for winter.
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Ken Bowman
Charleston
Sylvia Mann
Rock Falls
Ill
Monroe
Times Office
George Shafer
Middletown
N.Y
Sterling
William Shankel
Joe Bull
Corliss Bryant
Steven Bryant
William Whipple
9Th Street
Norder Estate
Whipples
Sigwart Anderson
Darlington
Paul J. Bleiler
Ontario
Calif
Emma Bleiler
7Th Street
Chicago
J. C. Burton
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County
Stevens Point
Lamboley
Supreme Advocate
The
Knights of Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Lyle G. Hilliard
Kelli Jo
Mitchell Will Head City's Youth Council For 1964-65 Season
Mitchell Will Head City's Youth Council for 1964 65 season with Romautchen elected president at the second meeting Others named Mike Doyle as vice president Bob Losetter secretary and Terry Stauffacher treasurer Entry to the Council will be by membership only with each member buying a card for the year Kay Lindsay led a committee on money making projects Funds will finance equipment and furniture for the new Community Center Study Night is set for Tuesday Oct 20 from 7 to 8 pm followed by activities from 8 to 10 The group outlined four projects for the year Halloween prom snowball dance and a powder puff basketball game
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Monroe Youth Council
Monroe Community Center
Terry Stauffacher
Tom Mitchell
Mike Doyle
Bob Lostetter
Times
Romautchen
Monroe
Bob Losetter
Kay Lindsay
U S Sailor Fouls Out Of Games Yacht Meet
U S sailor Peter Barret of Mequon Wisconsin fouled out of the third event of the seven race series in the Olympic dinghy class at Tokyo after being struck by another boat at the start. He withdrew for the minimum 101 points but the mishap compounds his bid for a medal as he sits second after two races. Helmsman Richard Stearns moved from sixth to third in the Star class while Harry Melges Jr dropped from fourth to seventh in the Flying Dutchman.
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Tokyo
Peter Barret
Mequon
Wis
Barrett
U.S
Richard Stearns
Northbrook
Ill
Harry Melges Jr
Zenda
Derleth to Speak at Ludlow Memorial Library Sunday
Wisconsin writer August Derleth will speak Sunday at 2 30 pm at Ludlow Memorial Library. A group discussion and social hour follow. The subject is My Affair with the Deweys based on The Shadow in the Glass.
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Wisconsin
August Derleth
Ludlow Memorial Library
The
Deweys
Former Monroe Resident Mary Blumer Dies in Wisconsin
Mary Blumer 80, formerly Mary Konash, died Tuesday night at 8 30 in Oconomowoc. She married Mathias Blumer March 29 1900 at Vesper Wis. They farmed near Vesper and lived in Lindstrom Warren and Monroe arriving in 1926. Survived by son John J Route 4 and daughters Mrs Haack and Mrs Donald Cunningham Alameda Calif. Stnessy Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Mary Blumer
Monroe
John Haack
Oconomoc
Mary Konash
Mathias Blumer
Vesper
Wis
Wood County
Lindstrom
Minn
Warren
Ill
Blumer
2526Th Street
John J
Haack
Donald
Cunningham
Alameda
Calif
Stnessy Funeral Home
Pickups Along the News Beats
School debates and politics fill young minds ahead of the November 3 election. An eight year old mocks Senator Goldwater’s Saturday school stance, reflecting broad chatter among grade school pupils. A separate incident reports a Janesville truck striking a parked car owned by Colvin Baking Co near 1220 20th Avenue.
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Sen. Goldwater
Alfred P. Jerg
Janesville
Colvin Baking Co
Ruth E. Severson
20Th Avenue
Rites for E C Baumgartner Set for Thursday
Emil C. Baumgartner a retired Palmyra area farmer who lived with his daughter Mrs Russell Scheets for 17 years died Monday at her home in Palmyra He was born May 5 1880 in Switzerland and married Anna Spaeni in Monroe March 6 1902 They lived in Akron Colorado 14 years Surviving are two daughters five grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Services at 2 pm tomorrow at Smith funeral home Palmyra with Rev Anton Story officiating Burial in Pleasant Valley Palmyra Friends may call at the funeral home
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Emil C. Baumgartner
Monroe
Russell Scheets
Palmyra
Mr. Baumgartner
Anna Spaeni
Akron
Colo
Switzerland
Joseph
Helene Hoyt Baumgartner
Scheets
William Becker
Smith
Anton Story
LaGrange
Pleasant Valley
Cheese Market News from Madison Wisconsin
Wisconsin cheese makers report a steady cheddar market with fair to good demand and adequate supplies. Colby blocks rindless longhorns and sharp whites are tightly held, with prices for cheddar blocks and daisies in the 37 to 41 percent range. Swiss blocks show steady demand and mostly adequate grade A and B blocks, prices from 38 to 43 percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Retail group to discuss Monroe's Halloween Party plans
William K. Bauman, retail director, says the Chamber of Commerce retail committee will meet at the First National Bank at 5 p.m. today to finalize plans for October promotion of Monroe's Halloween Party.
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C of C Retail Group
William K. Bauman
Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Monroe
Truman Delays Dedication Then Attends Rally in Kansas City
Number per Continuing from page 1 but did not go. An illness kept him from the dedication of the George C. Marshall Memorial Library at Lexington Virginia in May. He appeared at a Kansas City rally with Sen Hubert Humphrey late in September. He worked at his Truman Library office in Independence Tuesday and was driven home shortly after 2 p.m. He fell about two hours later.
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George C. Marshall
Lexington
Kansas City
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Truman
Independence
Nobel Peace Prize Overview and Past Recipients
The text notes the peace prize winner in 1960 and explains that the Nobel committee does not announce other nominees or provide full reasons at the time of the award. The final rationale will be published in December. It defines the prize as honoring work toward fraternity among peoples, army reduction, and peace congresses.
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Nobel Committee
Nobel
Scout Killed as Car Hits Troop in Hollidaysburg
A car struck a marching Boy Scout troop in Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania killing 12 year old Thomas Daugherty of Lakemont and injuring six other scouts. The wreck occurred Tuesday night and Daugherty died about two hours after at a local hospital.
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Hollidaysburg
Thomas Daugherty
Lakemont
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Reseda
Bam
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe Evening Times
Loren Fritz
Badger Club
AAA
Thacher
Harris I. Thacher
Production Credit Association
PCA
James Schwoegler
Soil Conservation Service
Honey Creek
Ullom School
America
Orangeville
Jim Rodebaugh
Freeport Memorial Hospital
Rodebaugh
Sharon Kehler
Barry
Milwaukee
Mitchell
City
Derleth
Janet
Harv Loeffel
Dick Kundert
E.C. Baumgartner
Goetz
Marlon Brando
David Niven
Shirley Jones
Oor
Westinghouse
Bruni — Miller CO
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