Wien Daily Record August 1 1963
The edition of the Wien Daily Record for August 1 1963 reports local news items, notices, and brief notices from the city. It notes events and announcements affecting residents and organizations in the area.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1963
Page
6
The edition of the Wien Daily Record for August 1 1963 reports local news items, notices, and brief notices from the city. It notes events and announcements affecting residents and organizations in the area.
Partly cloudy and warm across Wisconsin with likely thundershowers in the northwest and extreme west areas tonight. Friday should be partly cloudy with occasional thundershowers and highs in the 82 to 88 range. Monroe also partly cloudy tonight and Friday with warm conditions and possible thunderstorms, lows in the 60s and highs around 84 to 88.
Data shows since yesterday 1 p.m. high 87 and low 62. A year ago today highs were 82 and lows 60. Barometer readings at 1 a.m. 30.07 and 1 p.m. 30.17. Las Vegas Nevada and Lamar Colorado tied for warmest at 107, Redmond Oregon for coldest at 33. Sunrise 5:51 and sunset 8:22.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Williams and William H. Williams alias William Edward Heigh of Richmond Va. returned yesterday for sentencing on forgery after a July 17 guilty plea. Williams gets 60 days, Williams-Heigh 30 days, both to run concurrently for issuing worthless checks. Inked by Monroe Police.
Frieda Rohner named executrix of Joseph Rohner estate who died July 26 with a will dated July 5 1962 gifting 500 to St Victor s Catholic church and St Victor s Parochial School Monroe and the balance to the widow. Lloyd F Marty administers his father Fred B Marty estate. widow and son are heirs. Albert G Ruegsegger administrator for Ernest Ruegsegger estate who died June 18.
Arnold H. Mueller 65 Route William E Wenger 70 of 1721 15th street Raymond S. Cornelius 82 Freeport Almer Moen 70 Mt Horeb Howard Bastian 77 Warren Karl E Krueger 60 Freeport Mrs Esther Miller 74 Warren Irvin Doubler 52 Warren
Mr and Mrs Nathan Paul of Winslow welcomed a daughter and Mr and Mrs Roger Schmidt of Juda welcomed a son both announced for July 31(newborns).
Catherine Ann Crotty of South Wayne undergoes a tonsillectomy. Surgical patients include Mrs. Leroy Richardson of Edgerton and Mrs. Alex J. Bondick of Lowes Park. Dismissals include Conrad Galuk Jr and many others led by Mrs. Alma Hoyum and Mrs. Laura Jones.
Emil Tekale, about 47, of Janesville, suffered a severed foot in an accident today while working with a railroad crew on the line west of the Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The Milwaukee Road employee was injured around 1 15 p.m.
Almor Moen 70 retired farmer died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital. Funeral services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Mt Horeb Evangelical Lutheran church. Calling hours at Gesme funeral home. Survived by wife and three sisters Mrs Emil Vogel Mrs Emma Sutcliffe and Mrs George Lukken all of Mt Horeb.
Mr and Mrs Leo Von Moos and children Cindy and Danny drove to Phantom Lake near Mukwonago for a YMCA camp week. Numerous visits and trips are noted including the Theiler Marty and Saunders families in Browntown and Warren, Covington Tenn, Madison, and Milwaukee events. A family reunion occurred at Bruce Timm home Brodhead, and families from Caracas Venezuela and Gouverneur New York are described as visiting relatives in Monroe Stockton Fennimore Green Bay and more.
The Milwaukee diocese announces Rev. George M. Hastrich as its new auxiliary bishop. He has served as chancellor of the diocese and as director of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine, with prior roles in Milwaukee and Madison. The 11‑county diocese includes 137 parishes and 25 missions.
Admiral David L. McDonald, 57 from Maysville Georgia, becomes the new chief of naval operations at the Pentagon in a change of command ceremony. Former CNO Admiral George W. Anderson retires after years of service and is named ambassador to Portugal by President Kennedy.
Park schedule lists Dor mans against Power and Light at 7 p.m. Chalet Cheese Versus Sever son Construction at 8 p.m. South Wayne meets Grace Lutheran at 9 p.m. Make up games Eagles versus Hubers at 6 45 p.m. Firemen versus Milwaukee Cheese at 7 45 p.m. Tomorrow no games scheduled. Recreation Park hosts girls softball Montgomery Electric versus Monroe Business Women at 7 30 p.m. Freeport Independents versus Orangeville at 8 45 p.m. Tomorrow Eagles versus Night Hawks at 7 45 p.m. South Wayne versus Lovelands at 9 15 p.m.
About 500 whites gathered for a third night near a white dominated district as 100 police tried to quell race disturbances near a block from a new apartment building housing two Black families. Thirty three arrests made including seven youths. four officers hurt, one seriously, by bricks and stones.
Police say Thomas Kenney, 15, killed Mrs. Helen E. Prange, 49, next door after angry outburst over not being allowed to go to the beach. Detectives report no prior trouble for Kenney, a recent junior high graduate, and that the victim did not provoke him.
Hollywood singer Bobby Darin has entered Mt Si Nai hospital for several days rest after collapsing during a New York engagement. He will undergo tests for nervous exhaustion.
Irvin Doubler aged 52 of Warren died yesterday in the Ortiz nursing home Freeport. He worked for Atwood Vacuum Machine Co Stockton. Survives wife Esther two sons Donald in the Army and Howard Stockton a daughter Carol at home a brother Harry Nora two sisters Mrs William Wernicke Lena and Mrs Bessie Stephan. Services at 2 p.m. at St Pauls Lutheran Warren with Rev Jerome Peterson officiating burial Elmwood Warren. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight until 10 a.m. Saturday at Bartel funeral home then after 11 a.m. until services.
West Berlin police reported that three East German soldiers fled across the border during the night, including two border guards among the escapees.
Edmund C. Hamilton Sr. returned to his Saugatuck Michigan home yesterday after a hospitalization in Douglas Michigan since Friday for a mild heart and respiratory condition. Mr. and Mrs. E C Hamilton Jr will leave Saturday for a brief visit with him.
A Tuesday night storm at the William Blumer farm on Highway 59 killed three horses by lightning. One horse belonged to Terry Chrisbaum while two Blumer horses survived with injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Crooks of Montes Monticello named their son Rickey Jacob, born July 29 in St. Clair hospital. He has a sister Debbie Lynn. Grandparents Fred Crooks Route 1 Monticello and Gilbert Zweifel Sr Route 1 Belleville. Great grandmother Elsie Fahrney Route 1 Albany.
Harry Erickson of Darlington, shop foreman at the Lafayette County Highway shop, underwent surgery at St. Clare hospital Monday to relieve brain pressure after suffering a stroke at work earlier that morning. He is reported in serious condition.
Lester Short of Darlington was injured Friday night in a mine near Shullsburg while operating a machine entangling his left arm. He is hospitalized at Xavier in Dubuque for treatment of his injuries.
Rudolph T. Haskee county superintendent of schools bought the first Sportsman's license at the county clerk's office. The annual hunting fishing and trapping permit expires August 31.
Mrs. David Lundin of Rockford announces the birth of her son, Douglas David, born July 24 at Swedish American hospital in Rockford. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Wesley Lundin of Rockford. Great grand-?
Mr and Mrs Randall Gilbertson of Darlington and Mrs Ida Lundin formerly of Rockford now resident at Lafayette Manor Nursing Home Darlington are listed in the readable portion of the notice.
Mr and Mrs James Jennings of Omaha Nebraska announce the birth of their daughter Julie Ann born July 15 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edmund Jennings of South Wayne and Mr and Mrs Harry Vondrak of Nebraska City Neb.
Police reported a minor mishap at 7:10 p.m. at 1623 22% avenue when Phillip A. Tschudy, age two, climbed into his father’s jeep, put it in gear, and caused the vehicle to roll down a hill and strike Terrance B. Hanna’s car. The incident involved the Tschudy family.
Mr and Mrs Donald Hugdahl and daughter Wendi moved yesterday from 2002 18th street to 1908 25th street Rev Donald Storck of St Johns church will occupy the Hugdahl home owned by Mr and Mrs Eugene Weaver of Fond du Lac Wendi Hugdahl was honored at a neighborhood party Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Remus 1719 30th avenue
Jets meet Steers at 3 PM and Majors face Chiefs at 4 PM at the Recreation park court. Action remains scheduled with two games filling the afternoon lineup.
Market reports steady demand for Wisconsin cheddar with fair to good interest and ample supplies. Prices show cheddars around 35 to 38 and a half to 39 as general level. small lots and variations noted across standard cheese grades.
The 11th World Scout Jamboree begins with a torchlight ritual on the plains of Marathon in Greece. Scouts gather for ceremonies signaling the opening as events kick off tonight.
At the county fair the Kiwanis bratwurst stand, now a permanent fixture at the amphitheater entrance, has operated for over a decade. Mr and Mrs Thomas Jones from Wilmette Illinois demonstrate a Darn Easy miniature loom in Exhibition Hall, a first fair for the couple after 11 years on the road. Richard Miller, 12, of Belleville Route 1, suffered a deep scratch on his left cheek when a rusty nail caused an injury in a barn. a sheriff's deputy escorted him to a doctor this morning.
Mrs. Esther Miller, 74, of the Warren area, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital Freeport. Survivors include brothers Thomas Warren Ray Awe mond Winslow and Alfred Durand. Services set for tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. at Bartell funeral home with Rev Harold Hunt officiating. Burial in Elmwood cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight at the funeral home.
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