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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
8
The record notes precipitation ending tonight with a partly cloudy cool Tuesday. Low temps range 25 to 32 in the northwest and 30s in the southeast, while highs Tuesday stay mostly in the 40s. Monroe Zone shows cloudy periods with occasional rain and similar cool conditions with lows 32 to 37 and highs in the 40s.
Last week high 77 and low 36. Since Saturday 10 a m high 67 and low 36. Degree Day 17. Year ago today high 62 and low 57. Precipitation since Saturday 0 07 inch. Barometer 1 a m 30 06 and 1 p m 29 97. Warmest Presidio Texas 100, coldest Ely Nevada minus 3. Sunrise 5 10 and sunset 6 49.
Frank D. Goodman Estate transfers parcel It 1 block 2 Bloom's Add to Clark E. Goodman in Monroe. John Rhyner transfers land in section 20 Clarno Township to Eugene J. Meier.
County court actions list several defendants with penalties and dates. Roger L Elmer Darrell Penniston of Monroe faces trout stream violation with a 10 fine plus costs. Gary Preston of Juda must address vehicle control. matter set for 11 a.m. April 29. Charles M Pryce of Brodhead charged with DUI. bond 200, matter set for 11 30 a.m. April 29. David Severson of Monroe listed for illegal mufflers 20 and costs and procuring beer for minors 100 and costs plus 50 transporting beer with minors. Larry A Krueger of Oregon petty theft 40 and costs eight days jail. Edward Johnson of Westby cited for passing over yellow line 20 and costs.
Monroe police report the speed related forfeiture of $10 by Mervin J Fruechte of La Crosse. The record notes a traffic forfeiture for speeding with the stated amount.
A listing of local residents with ages and addresses: Clark A. Kleckner 57 of 1734 15th street. Rev Walter C. Snow 80 Albany. Mrs William Crawford 90 Albany. Jacob Rupp 90 Monticello. Mrs Henry Engebretson 50 Route 1 Belmont. Morris O Brenum 59 Route 1 Highland. Lewis P Hendrickson 6 Dodgeville.
Mr and Mrs Dennis McGin ley Brodhead announce a daughter born April 22. Mr and Mrs Harold Schultz Brodhead announce a daughter born April 21. Mr and Mrs Wesley Jordan announce a daughter born April 20. Mr and Mrs George Drye Cedarville announce a daughter born April 20. Mr and Mrs Edwin Weiler 2606 8th street announce a daughter born April 20.
A local accident report from St. Clare Hospital lists injured individuals by medical and surgical categories. Names include Jeffrey Wilhelmson Argyle Eugene Mickel son Rockford Mrs. Clarence Reed Rockford Mrs. John Graves Stockton and others across Wisconsin towns.
The Jerome Howe family returned from a week at camp in Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Heston headed to Louisville and Little Rock for a week’s vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beckman visited Manitowoc relatives. Monroe Moose Lodge to install officers April 23 at 8 15 p m with Women of the Moose as guests. Frank Kubly movies and lunch. Terry Yeazel and son Bryant of Madison visited grandparents in town. Lindgren family returned from Baraboo and Cedar Rapids. James Quinn and Terry visited Azusa California with Harvey Mason and Kathryn Gavi gan visiting Julia Benson in Los Angeles. Barbara Koller and Carol Gapsiewecz returned to La Crosse State College after Easter at Koller's home. Easter guests included Rev. Robert Keller and Lisa Keller of De Pere.
A Illinois Central locomotive struck a car owned by William A. Winzenried of Monroe, causing moderate damage. The locomotive was operated by Robert E. O'Donnell of Freeport at North Central Gas Co site. Earlier, at 10 32 a.m. a crash at Highway 1181 involved Clarence Hainstock of Janesville and Roger E. Blohm of Beloit. Hainstock was knocked unconscious briefly and Blohm suffered a bruised lip.
A Monroe woman was hospitalized at St. Clare with exposure after being found wandering along the Pecatonica River near Scissor Hill west of Browntown. She had been reported missing by her husband earlier in the day. Authorities and volunteers, aided by a Green County deputy, located the car on the Woodford road and then the woman between 9 and 10 p.m.
The Soviet Union launched an additional unmanned satellite in its Cosmos series today, named Cosmos 15, expanding its scientific satellite program.
Frederick E. Peters of Allenton Wisconsin reported to police that his vehicle was damaged in an accident at 3 23 a m today.
A Brodhead special meeting for dairymen will discuss detection and prevention of abnormal milk. UW specialists will cover catalase testing milking machines and veterinary roles. The event, tomorrow at 8 p m in Brodhead High School agriculture room, is sponsored by local groups.
Mrs August Martini was chosen president and Mrs Wallace Feldt vice president at the Dutch Hollow Homemakers April meeting held at the Lester A Witt home. Other officers include Mrs Lester Witt secretary and treasurer, Mrs Ralph Voegeli health and safety, Mrs Arthur Malkow song leader, Mrs Herman Durtschi extension reporter, and the sunshine committee Mrs Chester Ludwig and Mrs Milton Brechkien. They reported on the spring council meeting and plan to attend the Haresfoot Play at Madison. Mrs Charles Lederman presented a film from the Chicago Garden show.
At the April Blackford Valley Homemakers meeting held at Mrs. Ivan Hartwig's home, secret pals were revealed and new names selected. Members answered roll call with a homemade Easter bonnet as plans formed for a May picnic and a wedding shower for Mary Lou Rothenbuehler. Mrs. Raymond Indergand reported on the spring council meeting and read a letter from outgoing Monroe center chairman Mrs. Duane Beach.
Monroe Clinic radiologist Dr Robert Zach challenged the Wisconsin State Board of Examiners in Chiropractic during a Saturday talk closing the State Medical Society health facts meetings. He, as medical society public policy chair, urged state action to disqualify chiropractors from treating the sick and questioned why the board had not acted against certain professional practices and members.
Fordville and Edgerton see a long roster of dismissals naming Lloyd E. Barnard Arthur H. Brink Thomas J. Blum Jeffrey Scott Zuber Michael G. Zimmerman Harry D. Andrews August E. Tews Harry O. Ravang Charles A. Kemp Lloyd Tarnutzer and many others including several married women with surnames Garrber Zach Zach Perry and Avenarius plus multiple families and children.
The Green County Barbershop chorus will rehearse tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the Legion club rooms, moved from the Monroe Community Center. The show numbers will be rehearsed.
Roger Bollerud twenty was admitted to St. Clare hospital in Evansville early Saturday with a fracture of his right leg after stepping in a hole while leaving his car. He is reported in good condition.
Mr and Mrs T J Olson Jr of Denver announce the adoption of a third child, daughter Luanne Marie, four weeks old. The couple's two older children are twins Bruce and Brenda, two and a half years old. Mrs Olson is the former...
Dorothy Keen and Mr. Olson listed as local connections. The Chad Mitchell trio will host a concert tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Williams Field House in Platteville, marking their second visit to the city this year.
A Platteville State College item titled The Lost Adt prompts readers to solve a logic puzzle about misplaced notices. The piece blends campus humor with a playful challenge, inviting student engagement.
Dodgeville special report notes L P Hendrickson 64 past commander of the American Legion Third District died after a long illness. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Roach Mindenmann funeral home and St Josephs Church with burial in St Josephs cemetery. Survivors include a brother William of Kenosha. his wife Eleanor Galvin Hendrickson preceded him.
A 16-year-old Monroe youth is charged in Juvenile Court after property damage to a car roof caused by an oversized firecracker. Police say several juveniles were taken into custody after the incident near the Post Office Saturday night. the vehicle belonged to Eugene Reinking of 725 15th Avenue.
Hollywood animal stars Mister Ed and Big Red received Patsy awards as top animal performers of 1962. The prizes were presented by the American Humane Society.
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