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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1963
Page
8
The Daily Record reports mostly fair and warmer conditions this afternoon. Partly cloudy with a slight warm trend tonight and Thursday and a chance of scattered showers or thundershowers in the north and west late tonight or Thursday. Lows 35 to 40, highs in the 60s. Monroe zone mirrors the trend with partly cloudy skies and showers possible on Thursday. Low 35-40, high 60-66.
Weather data shows yesterday to 1 p.m. high 52 and low 34 with trace precipitation. Year ago highs 77 lows 47. Degree days 22. Barometer 30.29 at 1 a.m. and 30.30 at 1 p.m. Warmest spots were Col To lla and Laredo Texas at 97. Hibbing Minnesota was 19. Sunrise 5 07. sunset 6 51.
Judge Roger L Elmer adjourned case for Charles M Pryce of Brodhead on operating while intoxicated to May 8 with bond $200. Sheriff Gary Preston of Judo held for reckless driving with bond $200 set for April 29. Robert D Luedy of Juda pled noto contendere to operating after license revocation and permitting an unauthorized operator with fines 50 dollars plus jail costs and 10 days and 60 days in Green County jail respectively under Huber Law to run concurrently.
Estates probate items show Orville H Hawthorne and Alden J Hawthorne as co executors for Joseph A Hawthorn who died March 23. John W Fenton and Robert E Zuercher named as appraisers. Heirs include two sons and three children of Robert W. deceased with a will dated March 12, 1953. First National Bank of Monroe acts as executor for Thomas D Sullivan who died March 20 with appraisers Edward Bidlingmaier and Ralph McGuire. Bridget a sister is heir under a will dated Dec 27, 1960. Henry Glaeden, a son in law, is executor for Amelia Stauffer died March 14 with will dated May 21, 1958 allocating homestead to Mollie S Glaeden and shares and cash to others. Appraisers Joshua Hoesly and J S Urben. Wife Mabel is heir in estate and trust estate of Robert J Braun who died April 8. T Roy Evenson and F L Buchschacher are appraisers. will dated March 16, 1956. Commercial and Savings Bank is executor.
Monroe police report a forfeiture of $10 for a driving too fast for conditions violation attributed to Jerry E Holcomb of Monroe. The tiny item notes the amount and the issuing police department.
Marriage licenses issued for Duane H Burkhalter 17 of Barneveld and Charyl L Anderson 16 of Belleville with application in Freeport. Also Jack E Heller 30 and Carol L Bower 20, both of New Glarus, listed as applicants.
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Mina C. TenEyck 90 of Brodhead Mathias D. Marty 69 of rural Basco Paul Romanowski of Nanticoke Pa and Mrs Milo Chamberlin 9 of Lena Illinois with brief locator details.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bracken of Brodhead welcome a son on April 24. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Graber of 2303 13th Avenue greet a son on April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Busjahn of 1005 13th Avenue announce a son born April 24.
Laurie Jane Peter son Argyle Mrs Larry E Wilson South Beloit Penny Marie McKee Brodhead Keith Hendricks Beloit Mrs Carson Hunt 1602 14th Avenue Ben G Borg wardt Brodhead Ralph oO Blair Stockton Mrs Marilyn
Mrs. Mina C. Ten Eyck 90 died yesterday at her Brodhead home after a lingering illness. Born Mina Maveus in Stratland Germany April 1 1873 she came to America in 1879 settling near Brodhead. She married Albert Ten Eyck January 12 1896. Survived by three sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Services Friday at Newcomer funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
Six Monroe high school students Kim Kindschi Kay Krebs Becky Hauser Jim Zuhlke Tony Lux and Martha Barnes will attend Green County's first Government Day. They join village junior classmen to study county government operations while Brodhead schools do not participate. Registration starts at 8 30 a m at the Courthouse with a noon lunch served by Zilmer Riley American Legion Auxiliary.
Monroe police reported two minor accidents. At 1:38 p.m. Leland G. Hartwig backed a truck into the Farm Bureau loading dock, puncturing Beverly C. Stauffacher’s car trunk lid. At 9:50 p.m. Laura C. Schroeder swerved to miss an animal on 20th Avenue and struck a Wisconsin Power and Light utility pole.
The notice lists individuals under Surgical and Dismissals categories by last name and street or town identifiers. It names Pattebaum and others in Beloit, Nels O Ringen, Stephen Chambers, and Denise Ackerman among others, with Williams of Brodhead and various Mrs or Mr entries, reflecting a local personnel or court notice.
Personal mentions include Mrs Ira Mayer and Marilyn Mayer in Freeport. Rummage and bake sales set for April 27 at Monroe Methodist Church with lunch for $1. Mrs Paul Niedermann and Miss Marie Grawehr depart O'Hare for Switzerland. A party of 33 Republican Women leave Madison for Washington to attend the conference. G E Thompson attends a meeting in Rockton. S K Rimestad is president of the school administrators group.
Vernon Schillinger of the Chamber of Commerce reports over 75 replies to a Monroe manpower survey launched Saturday. The study seeks available labor for potential new industry, with final submissions due by Saturday.
Kiwanis members hear Terry Hanna discuss the Canada U S A relationship during the international relations program at the Monroe club. Dr Jack F Murray reports on the boys and girls committee while Burton Bacon chairs the vocational guidance update. Also noted are the Scout Chalet dedication luncheon on May 2 and the annual Antique Show at Turner Hall May 10 11 12 and Ladies Night May 20 at the Country Club.
Voters in the Oregon school district approved a $100,000 addition to the Brooklyn elementary school. The project adds a multi purpose room with physical education facilities locker and shower rooms and a serving area for lunches. More than 400 people attended the election.
Brodhead high school hosted 70 farmers and dairy leaders for a quality milk program in the agricultural room. Experts demonstrated the Cata lac test for abnormal milk and discussed milking machine operation, managed milking, and prevention of abnormal milk. Sponsored by the Brodhead Jaycees, Vo-Ag Department, and Green County Extension Service.
Mayor Orville R. Evans announced Fred R. Simpson Fourth Ward alderman will join the Board of Public Works replacing Rex N. Eyler who resigned. T. J. Burgy Jr. declined the post due to National Guard duties. Burgy becomes Eighth Ward alderman. Walter J. Bober will be alternate. Simpson is a track coach and high school faculty member.
Ralph Lindsay of Monroe showed slides from World War I battlefields in France and Germany at the Green County Shrine Club meeting in the Swiss Wheel. About 30 members attended and tentative plans were made for a May bus trip to the Shrine hospital in Chicago. interested persons should notify Ivan Boyer.
Kurt J. Schwager is expected to come home late this week from St. Marys hospital in Rochester Minnesota where he has been a patient since April 15 He was elected president of the Monroe Lions Club Monday night and underwent surgery April 16 with a satisfactory recovery reported
Mr and Mrs Roger L Blanc 2815 8th avenue named their son Marc Alan born April 16 at St Clare hospital He has a sister Lu Cinda Ann Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Roger Schulz paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Conrad Blanc all of Monroe
The grade school solo and ensemble contest will take place Friday in the grade school gym at 3 30 p m with Darrrell Schroder as judge. Forty five students will participate.
William Wood of Route 2 remains admitted at St. Clare Hospital after last Friday's admission. He is being treated for a heart condition and will stay hospitalized for about ten additional days.
David Knobel of the University of Wisconsin spoke on Communism during the Monroe rotary meeting yesterday at the Swiss Wheel venue.
A construction crane touching a power line caused a outage on Monroe's east edge at 10 55 a m for about thirty minutes. Ten homes lost electricity while crews moved the crane away and restored service.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jordan of Juda announce the birth of daughter Laurie Lynne Saturday at St. Clare hospital. Laurie has two sisters Ruth Ann 8 Jane Ellen 4 and two brothers John 7 and David 5. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buri of Monroe.
James Rogers at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard told a naval court of inquiry that a piping system failure could be the most hazardous condition causing the submarine Thresher disaster. The Thresher sank April 10 off the Massachusetts coast with 129 lives lost.
Two armed men robbed the Sav-O Supermarket in Sun Prairie and fled with 3500 dollars in cash and checks. Store manager Tom Fox says he was alone in his office when the holdup was announced and he complied, placing the money in a paper sack. Several customers and two employees were unaware of the crime. The robbers did not wear masks.
World War I hero Sgt. Alvin York was removed from the critical list on Tuesday as he continued to improve at a Nashville hospital.
Mrs Milo Isa belle Chamberlin 94 native of Lena Ill died Monday in a Bensenville nursing home. Services are at 2 p.m. tomorrow at First Lutheran church Freeport with burial in City cemetery. Call at Schwarz funeral home until 11 a.m. and then at the church. She was born December 13 1868 daughter of John and Susan McCulloch. She married Milo H Chamberlin June 16 1891. he died November 1926. Surviving are a son Kenneth Freeport a brother Rev James A McCulloch Kansas City Mo a sister Mrs Nina Cross Winside Neb three grandchildren seven great grandchildren.
A 58 year old man, acquitted of manslaughter in the death of his estranged wife, sues Kenosha County Coroner Edward Wavro for 350000 alleging negligence in office. He asserts findings led to his arrest in Marinette and return to Kenosha after his wife Louise Houdrick Bromund was found dead September 29 1960, spending months in jail. He also sues pathologist Dr Stephen Holt for 1 million over the autopsy testimony.
The Wisconsin Senate approved 26 to 3 a bill to license out-of-state land developers. Milwaukee lawmakers Martin Schreiber and Casimir Kendzierski introduced the measure to curb newspaper ads by outsiders and fund inspections with a $1,000 deposit, plus a $15 annual license for operators selling out of state to Wisconsin residents.
New York stocks rose into new high ground in active trading this afternoon. Oils, nonferrous metals, rails and several motors traded briskly while some issues posted wider gains. Many stocks held flat or declined slightly amid a mixed session.
The Monroe City Council in a special session approved an auction permit for Kubly's Trading Post proprietor Ben E Kubly. He plans a stock reduction auction at the Trading Post site north of Brennan's Market this Saturday.
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