Daily Record weather and notices from Wisconsin October 23 1963
Wisconsin daily brief notes fair and warm with scattered showers possible late Thursday northwest region. temperatures 54 to 60 tonight and up to 84 tomorrow. record precipitation minor. barometer readings and sunrise sunset listed. local forfeiture Ernest Gebhardt Jr. fined 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way. deaths Leora McManus Bow men and others. births to Sather of Orfordville and BroCHering Verona.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Ernest Gebhardt Jr
Argyle
St Clare Hospital Lists Accident and Surgical Cases
The St. Clare Hospital report lists names of patients in Medical Surgical and Dismissals. The list includes John F Erb Juda Catherine Hexom Freeport Mrs Robert Lindberg Rockford Donald Voysey Racine and others.
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John F. Erb
Juda
Catherine Hexom
Freeport
Robert Lindberg
Rockford
Donald Voysey
Racine
Marie Francois
New Glarus
Fred St. Dennis
Beloit
Kenneth Neuenschwander
Brooklyn
Elvy Cannon
East Troy
Fred Stuessy
Daren Friedrichs
25Th Avenue
Chris Berg
Argyle
Max Wyssbrod
Browntown
Duane Jones
14Th Avenue
Emmett Norton
22Nd Avenue
Herman Heinzelman
19Th Avenue
Jerome Wild
Allen Roenneburg
Brodhead
Sophie Oliverson
Walter Slawson
Janesville
Frank Clark
Virginia Lindberg
Madison
Ernest Spring
Edward Fahrie
Raymond Malcock Jr
Alvin Elmer
Rober Frank
Brad Lee Kleckier
Elver Wild
Donna McGuire
John Zanzinger
Russell Monroe
Christine ‘Ann Larson
Gaylord Hermanson
Russell Lutey
Randolph Meier
Robert Montgomery
Robert Smith
Roy Reigle
Milton Babcock
Robert Blankenhorn
Theodore M. Morgan
Dr Oertley Begins Congo Hospital Work
Dr Oertley and Dr John Zock join Congo Island Mission in Kasai Province for a five month medical assignment. The effort, arranged by the Congo Protestant Relief Agency via a Darlington Methodist church, follows Oertley’s Iowa medical degree in 1951 and past service at St Luke’s Denver and Monroe Clinic. He resides in Darlington with his wife and four daughters.
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Robert Vertley
Darrington
Monroe Clinic
Tschaikapa
Kasai Province
Congo
Africa
John Zock
Congo Island
Denver
Darlington
Parents Sentenced In Death Of Infant In Menominee
In Menominee Michigan area a couple was sentenced for manslaughter in the death of their eight month old daughter Jacqueline. Wilfred Jackson 41 received 3 to 15 years in Marquette prison while Gladys Jackson 30 drew 1 to 15 years in Detroit House of Corrections. Authorities said Mrs Jackson led the infant under the car wheel to stop her husband from leaving home. The baby died from a skull fracture.
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Menomine
Mich
Menominee Area
Ernest W. Brown
Wilfred Jackson
Marquette
Gladys
Detroit
Personal Mentions And Community Notices
Rev Gerritt E Mouw returns from Orange City Iowa to visit his father Public enchre party at Legion every Wednesday 8 p m Official Football Films of No 2 Wisconsin every Friday 9 30 p m American Legion Club rooms Public invited adv jgor and Mrs Lee Owen Stamm rural Dakota return home after attending the 4th annual American Rabbit Breeders Association Convention Sedalia Mo First communion gifts and cards Also now taking orders for Christmas cards and gifts Mrs Harry McGuire 2003 14th St afternoons and evenings adv Christmas photo cards made with your negative or we can make a family group photo in your own home Let us help you plan now Will be available to my old customers through November A R Steele adv
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Gerritt E. Mouw
Orange City
Legion Ae
Wisconsin
American Legion Club
Jgor
Lee Owen
Stamm
Dakota
Breeders Association
Sedalia
Harry McGuire
A. R. Steele
Dairymen push Class I Base Plan to curb overproduction
Pure Milk Association leaders meeting in Washington with Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois lawmakers advocate Congress enactment of a voluntary Dairymen's Class I Base Plan. A L McWilliams notes Senate passage of Sen Proxmire bill renews hope for a workable program to align production with market needs. The plan would price milk by class with two thirds producer support in federally ordered markets.
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Pure Milk Association
Chicago
Washington
Congress
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illnois
A. L. McWilliams
Senate
Sen. Proxmire
Reps
Poage
Texas
Westland
Area Beef Exhibitors Win Livestock Honors
Several beef exhibitors from this area took honors at the Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition yesterday at the Dane County Fairgrounds in Madison. Winners include Karen Witt Monroe fifth in Hereford senior. Barbara Williams Monroe sixth in Hereford junior. Linda Anderson and Joan Anderson Monticello fifth and sixth in Angus junior yearling. Rodney McDougal Mt Horeb eighth in Angus senior calf. Mary Ann Burgy Monticello seventh in Angus summer yearling.
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Everal
Dane County Fairgrounds
Madison
Karen Witt
Monroe
Barbara Williams
Linda Anderson
Joan Anderson
Rodney McDougal
Mr. Horeb
Mary Ann Burgy
Monticello
Mrs Kraus 55 Dies in Madison Age Haven Nursing Home
Mrs. Fred Kraus Jr., 55, of 1017 8th Avenue, died at 4 a.m. today at Age Haven nursing home Madison after entering Aug. 28. She was born in Albany, married Fred Kraus Jr. Sept. 24, 1930, and they farmed in Monroe Township until his death in 1953. Burial will be Greenwood Cemetery after services Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Paul H. Olm officiating.
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Fred Kraus Jr
8Th Avenue
Age-Haven
Madison
Kraus
Albany
Joseph Marty
St. John’s
Monroe Township
Monroe
Alvin F. Kraus
Robert C. Kraus
Janesille
Harland
Eileen) Fuchs
Joyce Kraus
Dan Marty
Brodhead
Jacob Hoesly
Leonard Weiss
David Jones
Stuessy Funeral Home
Paul H. Olm
Greenwood Cemetery
Funerial Home
National contest banquet at Monroe High School slated
Monroe Chamber of Commerce holds a banquet for national contestants at 7 30 p m in the M Room of Monroe High School followed by a public program at 8 30 p m in the gymnasium with Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie as speaker. Joseph Urban will MC with Dr Jack Murray and Earl Hager as co chairs. NFC head Oren Lee Staley arrives at 11 a m at Brodhead airport for farm talks. Orion Samuelson of WGN will be in town at 9 30 a m for an interview broadcast. Seven Green County and one Lafayette contestant entered today’s state contest.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Wilbur Renk
Sun Prairie Farmer
Vernon Schillinger
Chamber
Joseph Urban
Jack Murray
Earl Hager
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Brodhead
Orion Samuelson
WGN
Green Bay
Green County
Lafayette
Ralph Gempler
Ralph Kehm
Monticello
Robert Sutter
Monroe
Archie Templeton
Evansville
Paul Witt
Arlyn Zee
Albany
Ambrose Wenger
Blanchardville
Wayne Miller
Warren
Retired Wisconsin Conservation Warden Pederson Ends 10 Year Tenure
Harold A. Pederson has been accepted for retirement from the Wisconsin Conservation Department after ten years as Green County’s state conservation warden. He and his wife will stay in Monroe where they own a home at 1406 23rd Avenue. Pederson began as a special warden 23 years ago and became a fulltime warden in 1941, serving in Marinette County before Monroe. Jay Breitenfelt temporarily serves as warden in Monroe until a fulltime replacement is named.
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Green County
Harold A. Pederson
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Pederson
23Rd Avenue
Monroe
Norman L. Hicks
Hudson
Conservation Department
Marinette County
Goodman
Dunbar
Jay Breitenfelt
Ft. Atkinson
Rufenacht Heads Webelos Group at Lincoln School
Ed Rufenacht was named den leader for the new Webelos Den of Cub Scout Pack 315 during a Monday night meeting in the Lincoln school gym. Mrs. Paul Olm and Mrs. Bruce Reichert led Den One in opening and uniform inspections.
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Ed Rufenacht
Webelos
Lincoln School
Paul Olm
Bruce Reichert
den One
Wolf
David Rufenacht
den Menis
Bill Viney
Den
Tom Fenton
John’ Bauman
David Spoerry
Lion
den Four
Art Spoerry
Robert Crandall
Thomas Holyoke
den Two
Chicago Pupils Wind Up One Day School Boycott
About 470000 Chicago public school students were kept from classes in a citywide protest described by Negro civil rights leaders as the nation’s largest one day school boycott. The action targeted what leaders called de facto segregation and superintendent Benjamin Willis. A later march of 8000 to 10000, white and Black participants, gathered near City Hall and the Board of Education offices with chants and signs. no incidents were reported.
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Chicago
Benjamin Willis
Willis
City Hall County
Board of Education
Drouth Relief Proves Skimpy
Weather across the nation shows limited drought relief with drought conditions persisting from the southern Plains to New England. Tropical Storm Ginny moves toward Florida while Southeast rains stay light, Oregon coast storms bring heavy winds, and mild dry spells persist in most regions with unseasonably high temperatures.
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Lmicagu
Wady
Atlantic States
Ginny
Daytona Beach
Fla
Florida
Oregon Coast
California
Montana
Plains
New England
Hospital admits man after tree limb injury near Juda
John F. Erb, 56, of Route 2 Juda, was admitted to St. Clare hospital after a tree limb fell on him while he worked near his home causing a cerebral concussion and scalp lacerations.
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John F. Erb
Route 2
Juda
St. Clare Hospital
Visit to Monroe Credit Bureau Aims at Vocational Class
A field trip to the Credit Bureau of Monroe Inc last evening educated the credit management evening class on methods and procedures used in operating a credit reporting office and collection agency.
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Visit Credit Bureau
Credit Bureau of Monroe, Inc
Credit Management
Buholzer in Hospital After Major Surgery
Harry Buholzer assistant postmaster at 1706 20th Avenue underwent major surgery Monday at St. Clare hospital and is reported in good condition and will remain hospitalized for several more days.
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Buholzer
Harry Buholzer
20Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Blankenhorns Name Daughter Robin Beverly
Mr and Mrs Robert Blankenhorn Orangeville welcomed daughter Robin Beverly born at St Clare hospital Thursday Grandparents include Mrs LeRoy Unger Monroe Harrie C Amans Freeport Mrs Elaine Blankenhorn Orangeville and Otto Blankenhorn Chicago Great grandpar-
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Robin Beverly
Robert Blankenhorn
Orangeville
St. Clare Hospital
LeRoy Unger
Monroe Harrie C. Amans
Freeport
Elaine Blankenhorn
Otto Blankenhorn
Chicago
Hospital admission for appendicitis observation at St Michael's
Philip Benkert son of Mr and Mrs Clarence R Benkert Monroe was admitted to St Michael's hospital Stevens Point for observation and possible surgery to correct appendicitis. He is a freshman at Stevens Point State College.
Civil Rights Vote Delayed By House Judiciary Committee
Washington a scheduled session of the House judiciary committee was postponed delaying a showdown over civil rights bill terms. The meeting was reset for Thursday. A committee aide said today’s session was canceled by direction of the chairman Rep Emanuel Celler NY. He was not immediately available for comment. The committee was to have no further action.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Cellar
DNY
Vote on sweeping civil rights bill drew bipartisan backing
Lawmakers voted today on a broad ten part civil rights measure targeting nearly all forms of racial discrimination. Supporters claimed they had the votes to pass, while committee leaders pushed to soften the bill to boost prospects in both the House and Senate.
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House
Senate
Five Milwaukee deputies face charges over ticket fixing ring
Five Milwaukee County deputies tied to a traffic ticket fixing ring were given the option to resign or answer charges before the Civil Service Commission, according to Sheriff Michael S. Wolke.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Michael S. Wolke
Civil Service Commission
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