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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1964
Page
8
The Ye Daily Record notes a fair cooler pattern tonight and on Tuesday across the state with lows mainly in the 50s to 60s and highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Monroe area expected cooler and less humid with mid 60s lows and mid 80s highs.
Tabitha Ritzmann Estate transfers an E percent share of the 2 and 3 block 21 area in Rattan's Addition to George W. Davis in the city of Monroe New Mexico.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Dennis L. Olson, Route 3, Brodhead, illegal muffler, $20 and costs. LaVerne Roger Wenger, Monticello, drunkenness and disorderly conduct, $35 fine on each count plus costs. Forfeitures Alvin F. Tschudy, Brodhead, excessive noise, forfeited $10. LaVerne W. Taylor, Brodhead.
James Stewart Huffman aged 21 of Route 1 Hollandale and Anita Marie Mc Kenzie 19 of Route 1 Hollandale receive marriage licenses. Gary Jay Elmer 20 of Route 2 Monticello and Carol Jean Hustad 19 of New Glarus also obtain licenses in the same filing.
A long obituary column lists numerous deaths and memorial notices across communities including Jefferson Argyle Rockford Darlington Platteville Shullsburg Freeport and more. It names ages and residences for many, plus hospital and medical staff references and a large group of dismissals.
J Roy Kundert 53 of Winslow rural home died at 7 30 last night after a short illness. He operated Kundert Service electrical business on his farm and was born November 22 1910 in Oneco Township Illinois. Survived by wife Viola M Wild son R Claire two brothers Edwin and Leo and a sister Mrs Harold Wild. Services 1 30 p m Wednesday Stuessy Monroe. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
Charles Lubarski of East Chicago Indiana takes three weeks vacation to combine golf with grandchildren time and works with Burns Detective Agency. The Green County Fair has hosted the John W. Ruff Holsteins for 25 years while Green County Hospital treated 115 patients at amphitheater shows and midway. Gold Bond Shows provided free rides, and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kuban supplied popcorn. Daisy Homestead Count owned by Ken Hartwig and Son entered a Holstein heifer call at noon Saturday in stock.
Funeral services for Herbert Lindsay 56 of Detroit Michigan were held today at 9 am in the Stnessy funeral home and 9 30 am at St Victor s Catholic church Rev E C McCollow officiated burial followed at Calvary cemetery pallbearers Henry Rebiy Frank J Kubly Marvin Holcomb August Ruehlew P J Connors all Monroe residents and Franklin Stine Rosary was conducted at 8 30 pm the previous night in the funeral home the body arrived from Detroit at Monroe municipal airport Saturday afternoon
Personal mentions record Erie visitors Browntown Peace Church ice cream social in Monroe Aug 6 serving 4:30 p.m. program 8 p.m. Otto Albright funeral attendees Janesville. National Photographic Convention in Chicago. Monroe Student Exchange barbecue at Maxwell Street Day. Several trips include West Point and Colorado. multiple households visiting relatives and attending events. a CPO retires to San Diego for Gyrodyne post.
Charles Deininger aged 87 formerly of Monticello and Monroe died at 9 this morning in Rockford where he had lived in recent years. Arrangements are pending at Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home.
Grand champions in swine went to George Bros Evansville for Duroc Jersey and Fay Brewer Belleville for Hamp shire while Andrew Hartwig Monroe took China. In Poland China, Richard Graber Mineral Point earned a breed win. Junior champions included Tom Klemm Brown Town and Vernen Eberle Juda. Beef shows crowned grand champion steer for Bill Olson Stoughton and grand champion Shorthorn to Vaughn Johnson Beloit. May Mineral Point led Angus and Hereford top honors went to Paul May and Richard Beaver.
Gary Evans, nephew of Jack and Robert LaBorde of Juda and Mrs. Russell R. Kundert, died yesterday in a Freeport hospital after being revived from carbon monoxide asphyxiation. Private funeral services will be held.
Tonight at Recreation Park Slowpitch games feature Power and Light against EUB No. 1 at 7 p.m. Moose faces Baumgartners at 8 p.m. Firemen meet Milwaukee Cheese. Tomorrow Midget League games start at 1 p.m. Twins vs White Sox and Giants vs Braves at 2 15 p.m. Slowpitch rounds with South Wayne versus White Haven at 7 p.m. Chalet Cheese vs Eagles No II at 8 p.m. Hubers vs Swiss Colony at 9 p.m. Old Diamond hosts Wisconsin Power and Light vs Liquid Feed at 7 p.m. Milwaukee Cheese battles Baumgartners at 8 p.m. New Diamond. Legion Baseball doubleheader at Monroe vs Ft. Atkinson at 5 30 and 8 p.m.
Douglas Richardson returned home after 16 days in University Hospital Madison undergoing two operations. Louis Schneider, four, of 509 16th Avenue, is in satisfactory condition at St. Clare Hospital after fracturing his right elbow when he fell from a picnic bench yesterday. Mary Louise Miller, fifth child of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of 1107 14th Avenue, was born Wednesday with maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Weber of Lodi and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Miller of Racine. she has three sisters Cheryl, Barbara, Patty Jo, and a brother Bobby.
A dog described as good with children is suggested as an excellent farm dog. The Sheriff s department has further details to share.
About ten tons of sausage were eaten by an estimated 75 000 people at Bratwurst Day in Sheboygan sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Bratwurst was roasted over charcoal and served at nine official stands in the roped off downtown area plus 75 private stands citywide. The event featured a 100 unit parade with contestants from throughout the region.
A new county resuscitator was demonstrated by the Sheriff's Department for the first time this morning. The unit, purchased by the county, was flown in from Madison and shown to State Patrol officers city police and sheriff's deputies. It will be given to a suitable home after the demonstration.
Four Wisconsin residents drowned during the weekend while seeking relief from heat. Royjean Paulson, 15, from Pigeon Falls, fell from a raft at Hatfield Beach on Lake Arbutus. Terry Lemke, 17, of Milwaukee, did not surface after diving from a pontoon boat on Lake Menomin. Dayton Johnsrud, 39, of Cross Plains, drowned in the Wisconsin River near Mazomanie. Charles Kottal, 18, of Racine, perished at Browns Lake near Burlington while swimming.
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson will travel west next week on a three state tour to dedicate the billion dollar Flaming Gorge Dam on the Utah Wyoming border and to inspect nearby national parks with stops in multiple locations.
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