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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1966
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times identifies itself as a second class mail newspaper in Monroe Wisconsin. It carries an Associated Press news service disclaimer stating AP material is exclusive to republication in the paper.
Editorial notes August peak of the St. Clare Hospital Development Program appeal finds Monroe doctors among unanimous backers. Dr James R Weir of the Green County Medical Society provides a letter with responses to reader questions, offered for public benefit.
Sydney D. Confer 92 a former Orangeville businessman died July 27 in San Bernardino California where he had lived since 1946 Funeral services were held there July 30 Burial was in Hillside Cemetery Redlands He was a former Orangeville mayor and long active in Stephenson County affairs and church work He was born December 11 1873 and survived by a son a daughter and two grandchildren
A hospital official argues for expanding St Clare Hospital to add space and modern gear including an x ray system and intensive care unit improvements. He notes that attracting patients from outside Green County funds upgrades and raises care standards rivaling New York City or Houston facilities.
Mrs Samuel Pattinson of Darlington 87 died Monday. She is survived by three sons John Monroe and Clinton of Darlington and Chester of Argyle a daughter Mrs Daniel Thurston of Darlington two sisters Mrs Luella Mapes and Mrs Della Rowe of Stockton Illinois 10 grandchildren and six great grandchildren Services will be held at 3 30 p m tomorrow at the Sharer Funeral Home Darlington with callage allowed.
Green County Coroner Richard Wagner returned from the National Coroner's Seminar in Miami Beach Florida held at the Americana Hotel. The association backs implied consent laws and helmet mandates plus rider education requirements for motorcycle dealers. Wagner was accompanied by Mrs. Wagner and their son Bill.
Rev. Henry T Hudson pastor of Calvary chapel Massillon will speak at Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Church August 6 and 7. He will show films from his Europe tour on August 6 at 8 p.m. and lead Sunday service at 11 a.m. with youth message at 8 p.m. Public invited and refreshments served after the Saturday program. He has preached across England France Germany Switzerland and Italy and will air Daily Devotions on radio Monday to Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Hughes 81 lifelong Springdale resident died yesterday in a Madison nursing home. She was a Springdale Lutheran Church member with a Sarah Circle named after her. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday at Springdale Lutheran. calling at Gesme Ellestad Funeral Home. Survived by two brothers John Olson Verona and Peter Olson Madison and sister Mrs Clarence Jacobson Route 2 Madison.
Marilyn Kubly of Monroe will join 230 Whitewater State University seniors at Aug 4 graduation at Hamilton Field. In case of rain, exercises move to the auditorium. She earns a Bachelor of Education and state elementary librarian certificate and will teach at Illiff School this fall.
On August 3 1956 Mayor B J Dunwiddie was honored by Sherman Hodgson district AAA representative and Robert Chambers of the State Motor Vehicle Department for four years with no pedestrian traffic deaths in the city Also New Green Bay Cheese Exchange opens after moving from Plymouth Governor A B Happy Chandler of Kentucky campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Twenty years ago today August 3 1946 Eddie Huebner former local golf pro to play in a special match Sunday at the local course with H W Bud Biffle and Chester Becker. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lee R Maske at St Clare Hospital. Green County Historical Society displays log cabin exhibit at fairgrounds arranged by Louis H Kohli.
Miss Lydia Aeschlimann married Jacob H Rodenbaugh in a 30 years ago wedding. Miss Janet Blumer accepts Francis Shimer College scholarship. Fair Association votes to enlarge cheese exhibit in Floral Hall. John Scherich severely burned in gasoline flareup at Argyle CCC Camp. Services held for Jacob C Blumer, Monroe fire chief, Water Board president and brewery official at St John’s Church.
40 Years Ago Today August 3 1926 Mrs Silas Lewis of Albany taken by death Misses Hannah and Otillah Bind schaedler leave for Yellowstone Park Denver and Salt Lake City Max G Booth announces he will be a candidate for Clerk of Courts George Van Wagenen Minneapolis to be guest soloist at weekly band concert.
Bricklayers finish the Lincoln School building with Wagner and Bauman as contractors. Dr H P Weiland opens offices in Monroe. Mrs Paul V Hodges and her two children visit from Portland Ore. Frank Thorp returns home from Mayo Brothers Hospital in Rochester after two months.
60 Years Ago Today August 3 1906 reports T Milton Weirich of Omaha a former Monroe resident drowns in a lake near Council Bluffs Iowa Colin W Wright returns after Milwaukee visit Harry Brown travels to Chicago to work in a photo studio WCTU plans an ice cream social at F D Jeffrey farm south of the city bus departs from south side square at 6 30 7 15 and 8 o clock fare 10 cents round trip members free
Classified notices connect Cupid seekers with sellers and renters. Ads outline wants needs and contact details, inviting matches in the community.
Doell S Brusveen 68 of Barneveld died Monday afternoon at St Marys Hospital Madison after a week as patient He was born April 5 1898 in York Township Green County son of Haldor and Mary Brusveen He married Mabel Helmeid January 18 1922 They farmed near Blanchardville Mt Horeb moved to Barneveld in 1952 He served as Barneveld village marshal until 1963 and was York Memorial Church custodian for 30 years Survived by wife a daughter Arlene Foye a granddaughter Patricia Ann Foye and a brother Hans Brusveen Funeral 2 PM Thursday at York Memorial Lutheran Church with Rev Swanson Blanchardville and Rev Twiten Barneveld officiating Burial York Memorial Cemetery Saether Funeral Home Blanchardville after noon Wednesday and at the church after noon Thursday.
Clarence Julian, 75, died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. He was a retired farmer and a member of the First Methodist Church of Mineral Point. A brother, I Delven Julian, Mineral Point, survives. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Bitter Face Home. Friends may call.
Thomas DeWitt 19 from Mt Horeb remains in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Iowa after a two car crash near the South Omaha bridge. His passenger Steven Bardwell 19 died. he is the son of Dane County Circuit Judge Richard W Bardwell.
Doan's Pills provide quick relief from nagging backaches headaches and muscular pains caused by over exertion or stress. The advertisement promises two relief actions soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic kidney action aiding sleep and comfort.
In Friday morning judging, junior show exhibitors paraded stock in the beef barn. Winners include Alvin Sacker Monroe FFA with several firsts in calf, heifer, and steer classes, Kenneth Field Clarno and Karen Witt Dutch Hollow with top female categories, Ivan Zettle Monroe FFA champion of Baby Beef, and Pat Faessler reserve champion. Junior and senior showmanship results list Karen Witt, Alvin Sacker, Larry Klemm, Anna Wuetrich, Jim Sacker, and others.
The Monroe Evening Times carrier in Brodhead, LaVerne Klitzman, will give up his route and needs to train a 12 year old successor immediately. Interested boys should contact him to begin training.
John Williams of Platteville, 20, was killed in a motor cycle semi-trailer crash near Harvey Illinois while on a vacation trip with three companions Jerry Hooks 19 Bob Fowler 24 and Bill Slack 25. Survived by his parents a sister Shirley and grandparents John Williams Cassville Karrmann Funeral Home handling arrangements.
In midsummer days at Kandy Ceylon Buddhists observe Pera hera near the Temple of the Tooth honoring a relic venerable for centuries as the eye tooth of the Buddha.
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