Wisconsin Weather Forecast for Sunday Warm and Windy
Daily Record reports a sunny and warm day with increasing southerly winds from 15 to 25 mph in the west and 10 to 20 mph in the east. Partly cloudy north west and fair southeast with a warm night. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers or thundershowers in the northwest and extreme north portions. Highs forecast in the middle to upper 60s east and around 70s in the west. Low tonight mostly in the 50s.
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Wisconsin
Deaths of Local Residents Reported in Obituary Notice
Mrs. Ernest Fitzenmeier aged 83 of Freeport dies. Mrs. Elmer Blotz aged 86 of Dodgeville passes. Albert Atkinson Jr. an 18 month old child, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Atkinson of Brodhead, is deceased.
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Ernest Fitzenmeier
Freeport
Elmer Blotz
Dodgeville
Albert Atkinson Jr
Albert Atkinson
Brodhead
Births for Pink Olson Butts and Herman families
Mr and Mrs Marcus Pink announce a son born September 13 at 2122 16th Street. Mr and Mrs Donald Olson of Argyle welcome a son born September 13. Mr and Mrs John Butts of New Glarus welcome a daughter born September 13. Mr and Mrs Donald C Herman of Beloit welcome a daughter born September 13.
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Marcus Pink
16Th Street
Donald Olson
Argyle
John Butts
New Glarus
Donald C. Herman
Beloit
St Clare Hospital Names Dismissals and Patients
St Clare Hospital Medical lists patients Mrs Raymond Murty New Glarus Gary Lee Tracy Shirland Ill Mrs Mary Mapes Janesville Mrs Casper Elmer Brooklyn Robert Klintz Juda and Ronald Flannery 2727 6th street Surgical Mrs Orval Ryan Lake Geneva Dismissals Mitchell Lindgren Henry Sonnentag Herman W Elmer Raymond Lawrenz John Charles Stimpson James Winn Christopher Zimmerman Dennis Nall Mrs Sylvia Mayes Mrs William Copus Iona Sellman Mrs Donald Schenk Julie Ann Hogan and Mrs Kenneth Rufer
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Raymond Marty
New Glarus
Gary Lee Tracy
Shirland
Ill
Mary Mapes
Janesville
Casper Elmer
Brooklyn
Robert Klintz
Juda
Ronald Flannery
6Th Street
Orval Ryan
Lake Geneva
Mitchell Lindgren
Henry Sonnentag
Herman W. Elmer
Raymond Lawrenz
John Charles Stimpson
James Winn
Christopher Zimmerman
Dennis Nall
Sylvia Mayes
William Copus
Iona Sellman
Donald Schenk
Julie Ann Hogan
Kenneth Rufer
Chicago Milk Base Price Set for August Deliveries
Dairy farmers shipping to the Chicago market will receive a minimum base price of 3.68 dollars for August milk. A 10-cent superpool premium applies to plants using at least 40 percent of base milk for fluid and cream sales, plus a 5-cent bonus for farms within 70 miles of Chicago.
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Chicago
Harry L. Edwards
Pure Milk Association
IOOF Meeting to Feature Grand Master Wepking
Robert W. Wepking, grand master from Janesville, will attend the IOOF meeting in the IOOF hall. Members from South Wayne and Janesville will take part in initiatory degree work. A luncheon will follow the session Monday.
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Robert W. Wepking
Janesville
South Wayne
Boleys Buy Home in New Glarus Suburb
Mr and Mrs Rodger Boley have purchased the Elizabeth Wittner home in Mt Vernon and will take possession October 1. They currently reside in New Glarus.
Joneses welcome Danny Ray Jones at St. Clare
Mr and Mrs Nathan Jones of 1418 14th avenue named their son Danny Ray born September 3 at St. Clare hospital. A sister Debra Kay aged 3 and brother Duane Charles aged 1 share the family joy. Grandparents are Mrs Oswald Schneider and Mr and Mrs Charles Jones of New Glarus.
Debate Over Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Continues
Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty may extend into a third week. Senator Mike Mansfield urged early and late sessions to push toward a vote.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Classified Ads Solve Daily Problems for Thousands
Local readers rely on classified ads to find trades, services, and goods. The listings connect buyers and sellers across many categories, helping households secure work, housing, vehicles, and needed items.
Personal Notes From Whitewater Area Weekend
Miss Barbara Gordon of Whitewater State College visits her parents at 1823 20th Street Court. John Hollenstein visits at 1107 16th Avenue while stationed with the Air Force at Chanute Field. Charles Phillips Jr and Richard Koller return from a five week West tour. James Andrews in Milpitas California hosted. Mrs Martha Lindgren visits Baraboo relatives. Melvin Lange's mother-in-law returns home. Legion hall hosts Chopsuey dinner September 14 5 to 9 with $1.50 per person. Woman's Relief Corps meets Tuesday at 8 at Legion hall. Miss Mary Ellen Summeris among 216 UW upperclassmen guiding new students on campus.
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Barbara Gordon
Whitewater State College
Philip Gordon
20Th Street Court
Legion Hall
John Hollenstein
George J. Hollenstein
16Th Avenue
John
Air Force
Chanute Field
Illinois
Charles
Duke) Phillips Jr
Richard Koller
Monroe
West
California
Phillips
James Andrews
Milpitas
Calif
Martha Lindgren
Baraboo
Larry Lindgren
Melvin Lange
Woman’s Relief Corps
Mary Ellen Summeris
21St Avenue
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Dodgeville Woman Elmer Blotz 86 Dies After Illness
Mrs. Elmer Blotz 86 lifelong Dodgeville resident died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after an extended illness. Born Jennie Rowe she married in 1920. She belonged to the Methodist church and the Women’s Society of Christian Service with its Golden Rule Circle. Survived by husband Philip son a sister Hanna Wilson five grandchildren and one great grandson. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Roach Mindermann funeral home Dodgeville with calling today.
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Dodgeville
Elmer Blotz
Roach- Mindermann
Jefferson, Edgerton and Monona Grove Football Highlights
In a split Tuesday report, Jefferson used a 13 play drive to set up Middleton’s first TD while Urben’s 30 yard drive produced a second quarter score and a 35 yard pass helped the final TD. Edgerton defeated Ft. Atkinson 19-7 with Voss totaling 93 rushing yards and Freidel returning a blocked punt. Monona Grove trimmed Wisconsin High 26-6, as McKay’s interceptions quieted the Badger Preps. Monroe hosts Stoughton Friday at Recreation Park at 7 45 p.m.
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Jefferson
Middleton
Urben
Bob Voss
Edgerton
Ft. Atkinson
Rich Weiss
John Freidel
Art Tutton
Ken Haugcom
Fort
Monona Grove
Wisconsin High School
Silver Eagles
Wisconsin High
Badger
Ionona
McKay
Monroe
Stoughton Vikings
Recreation Park
Woman Gives Birth To Grandson's Uncle in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut Jane Yurkauskas 44 became a grandmother when her daughter Mary Ann McDonald 20 gave birth to a boy. A few hours later Yurkauskas delivered a son in the same hospital making the grandson and uncle both siblings of the newborn. Both mother daughter and babies are reported to be healthy.
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Waterbury, Conn
Jane Yurkauskas
Beatnik Hearing Ends After U S Cuba Trip Protests
The House committee on un American activities wrapped two days of hearings on a student trip to Cuba despite a State Department ban. Police removed rowdy protesters from the Old House Office Building as they shouted against tyranny and HUAC. Witnesses defended travel as a constitutional right and denied illegal ties to communist groups.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Congress
Cuba
State Department
Larry Phelps
Burlington
N.C
New Left
University of North Carolina
Kennedy
Kathy Prensky
Progressive Labor Student Club
HUAC
House UN- American Activities Committee
Independence Avenue
Capitol
Rep
Edwin Willis
D-La
Plauders
Willis
San Francisco
Alfred Nittle
Progressive Labor Organization
William
Quintuplets survive across continents highlight rare births
The text notes two surviving quintuplet sets: Marie and Yvonne, living, plus the Diligenti quintuplets born July 15 1943 in Argentina. It cites historical quintuplet outcomes in the United States, Greece, Indonesia, India and Jackson Mississippi, with multiple infant deaths in earlier cases.
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Marie
Yvonne
Argentina
Dionne
Diligenti
Aberdeen
United States
Cecelia Hannan
San Antonio
Tex
Greece
Indonesia
India
Jackson
Miss
Thomas N. Harkins
Milltown Native Joins Gonstead Chiropractic Staff
George W. Johnson of Milltown Wisconsin has joined the Gonstead Chiropractic Clinic staff in Monroe. He completed three years of pre chiropractic study at the University of Wisconsin and four years at Palmer College of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa. He interned at Palmer College Clinics and did post graduate work with J Clay Thompson of Davenport and is a member of the American Chiropractic Association.
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Milltown
Wis
George W. Johnson
Gonstead
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Palmer College of Chiropractic
Davenport
Johnson
Palmer College
J. Clay Thompson
American Chiropractic Association
Hoffman testimony challenges student group at Virginia
Barry Hoffman, 26, a Bostonian, notified the FBI and CIA he was leaving college to protest a student group at Tuck School. The group faced harsh words from witnesses who derided the committee and its ranks.
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Tuck
D-Va
Barry Hoffman
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
Trn
Hoffman
Mao Tse Tung
Viet Nam
Cuba
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers in one place
A Classified ad helps bring together buyers renters and sellers seeking matches. It showcases listings for jobs housing and goods and offers a simple way to connect with potential customers in the local market.
Grain Surplus Cut Hopes Dim
Washington officials say this year's feed grain program will reduce surpluses only modestly, with 1963 production below needs by about 6.8 million tons. Government stocks, price supports, and payments to farmers shape an outlay around 875 million dollars, while a billion bushels of corn might have entered surplus without the program. One snakeroot species is a source of a tranquilizer long used in India.
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Washington
Kennedy
Baptist Services Slated for Chalet
The First Baptist church of Monroe will meet at the Kiwanis Chalet across from Twining Park starting this Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. evening service at 7 30 p.m. The congregation, formerly at the Monroe Community Center, now uses space while a chapel is planned on 8th Street between 30th and 31st Avenues. Rev. Grant G. Rice leads the church and operates Bible Study Time on Wisconsin radio. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker.
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First Baptist Church
Monroe
Kiwanis
Twining Park
Grace Lutheran Church
The
Baptist Church
Industrial Commission
Grant G. Rice
Wisconsin Independent Baptist Mission
Fox Point
Ackerville
West Bend
Beaver Dam
Watertown
Milwaukee
Darlington
Platteville
Bible Study Time
Wisconsin
Credit Course Planned in City
A new credit course for professionals in consumer credit debuts at the Monroe Vocational School starting Oct 8. Led by Edward A. Neese of Madison Credit Bureau, the program covers securing, controlling, and collecting accounts across 15 sessions through October to December. Reservations are handled by Mrs. William Lysser and Robert H. Rieder.
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Charles Mowbray
Wisconsin Credit Association
International Credit Association
Monroe Vocational School
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Vocational State Board of Adult Education
Edward A. Neese
Midwest
Credit Bureau of
Madison
Medical Dental Bureau
Neese
Madison Vocational School
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Vocational School
WilliamLysser
Monroe
Robert H. Rieder
Atkinson Child Dies After Burns Suffered at Home
Atkinson infant died at St. Clare hospital at 11 45 p m after admission at 4 35 p m Thursday for burns covering twenty percent of his body. Funeral arrangements are pending at Newcomer funeral home Brodhead. Burns occurred when a humidifier overturned at the Atkinson home.
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Albert Atkinson Jr
Albert Atkinson Sr
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Newcomer Funeral Home
Atkinson
Desert Trek Fatal as Algerians Die Crossing Sahara
Eight Algerians attempting a Sahara crossing with minimal water were found dead Friday between In-Salah and El Golea. Officials said the group likely perished after getting lost in a sand storm.
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Algiers
Sahara
In-Salah
el Golea
Want Ad Says Your Friend Does the Selling
Classified note claims a friend can handle selling, renting, and hiring tasks for readers seeking quick service. It emphasizes personal referrals and discreet assistance. The ad outlines three areas: selling items, renting spaces, and finding employees.
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