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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
8
Wisconsin Fair to southeast and partly cloudy in the northwest with little change in temperatures tonight. Thursday expected partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of afternoon or evening thunderstorms in the north. Low tonight 58 to 64 northeast and 60s southwest. high Thursday 80s northeast to near Lake Michigan and 90s elsewhere.
Fred Escher transfers land section 33 in Monroe Township to Otto Munz. George D Geigel transfers West 58 feet of block 6 in Russell’s Donation to Green County and parts of lots 5 and 4 in Emerson and Moulton's Addition, Monroe. Frances E Field transfers East percent of block 15 in Rus sell's Donation to Green County, Monroe. Donald W Rupnow transfers part of Outlet 99B of the 1962 Amended Assessor's Plat in New Glarus Village to Alvin A Fiez.
Obituaries list Clarence Disrud 77 Blanchardville Dr Thomas K Jones 66 Madison and Kristina Ann Linnerud infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Knute Linnerud Edgerton in brief notices.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fuller Davis announce a daughter born Aug 4. Mr and Mrs Arthur Marty New Glarus announce a son born Aug 4. Mr and Mrs Luther A Sever Argyle announce a son born Aug 4. Mr and Mrs Paul Bechtolt Route 3 announce a son born Aug 4.
A roster from St. Clare Hospital lists multiple patients under Medical and Surgical care including Mrs. Richard Maurer Mrs. Joseph Marty Milven Olson Mrs. Lary Peterson John J Blumer Leonard Gossell Capron Mrs Earl Allan Fessenden Janesville Mrs Benjamin W Edwards Rock Falls Mrs Helen Keister Freeport Mrs Rita Gusloff Freeport Mrs Edith Anglin Kenosha Harry Haddinger Naples Fla Lawrence Rooney Mineral Point Mrs Richards Martin Blanchardville Mrs Hulda Hancock Monticello Mrs Emma Price Winslow Mrs Cecil Draper Argyle John Selki Rockford and several dismissals such as Webb Isham Richard Bardeleben Robert Sullivan Louis Schneider and others.
Glen Boeck, deputy sheriff for the past two years, resigns effective Sept. 1. Sheriff W. E. Deininger seeks applicants to replace him while Boeck attends to business interests. The Boecks also operate a Dairy Queen.
Tonight at the park slowpitch games include Lanz Hardware versus Grace Lutheran at 7 p.m., Wisconsin Liquid Feed against Dormans at 8 p.m., and Martins versus Joe's Private Club at 9 p.m. Tomorrow features Swig gums versus The Office at 7 p.m. and Heeren and Coplien versus Eagles No. 1 at 8 p.m. followed by Joe's Private Club versus Eagles No. 1 at 9 p.m. Also a Pony League setup with losers at 1 p.m. and a winners’ game at 2:15 p.m. in a make‑up sequence. Recreation Park hosts softball tournament action tonight and tomorrow with Eagles against Staders Super Service at 7:45 p.m. and Commercial Bank versus Treuthardt's Rustlers at 9:15 p.m. Also tomorrow Zwickers vs Agrico at 7:45 p.m. and Orangeville against Hughes Mobile Homes at 9:15 p.m. Pony League features Braves versus Tigers at 1:15 p.m.
Clarence Disrud 77 died yesterday at his Blanchardville home after an extended illness. Born December 13, 1886 in Hollandale, he married Nellie Lunda February 26, 1919. He farmed 43 years in Adams Township, retired to Blanchardville in 1961, and belonged to Adams Lutheran Church. He is survived by his wife, three sons Sanford Grant and Martell, two brothers, and three grandchildren. Services Friday at Adams Lutheran Church with burial in the Adams Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. tomorrow and Friday afternoon at the church.
J. Roy Kundert 53 died Sunday night at his rural Winslow home. Services were held at 1:30 p.m. today at the Stuessy funeral home in Monroe with Rev. Wilford Evans officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harland Lee Gene Hilfiker Anson Hale Robert Robb Clarence Altman and Wilbur Schneider. Nancy Chesebro played Beyond the Sunset and A Closer Walk With Thee.
Carl Deininger 87 of Rockford formerly lived in Monroe and Monticello. Funeral services were held at Shriner Neushwander funeral home at 1 30 PM led by Rev J Allan Mittler of Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello. Organist Susan Goecks played selections. Pallbearers included Donald Harold Ringgenberg Thomas Campion William Campion James Campion and W E Deininger. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery.
Albany, Monticello, and Jesup residents were in Monroe with several traveling pairs. A rummage sale is set for August 8 at 1922 12th street Monroe. Community notices include Moose meeting, ice cream social, and visits by Montanan and Texan residents.
Franz Miller and the Wells family recall July heat with 26 days over 100 degrees and no rain. Sgt Wells is stationed at Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls. They appreciated Green County as a cooler, green contrast to a dry burned area.
Leo Roethe vice president of Johnson Hill's announces a $1.2 million offer to buy 100000 shares at 12 per share open until Aug 28 to gain majority control of the Wisconsin Rapids de partment store chain. Roethe notes recent unprofitable units and new product lines misaligned with stores. Chester Bell says the offer will be resisted. stock quoted 10 percent bid.
Monroe doctor James Weir narrated a film he showed during a Monroe Rotary meeting held yesterday at Marco's. He and his family traveled to Mexico and shared experiences with members of the club.
Mr and Mrs James Hyland of Rockford announce the birth of a son named Michael James born Saturday Maternal grandmother is Mrs Palma Helley of Stoughton and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Michael R Hyland of 808 17th Avenue
Michael Deininger, son of the late Charles Deininger, is a patient at the VA hospital in Albuquerque New Mexico where he visited relatives last month. Deininger is a supervising dietitian. His brother in law Lawrence Hanold of Belleville is hospitalized at St. Clare in Monroe for asthma treatment. Michael has six sisters Joanne Janice Laurie Patricia Michele and Mary Ellen.
Bargain Day items ranged from books to tape recorders and telescope sets offered by Bob Tschudy and others. Autographed balloons and sun hats attracted shoppers at various spots. Georgia Naylor and Virginia Bacon sold doll clothes. First National Bank traded new uncirculated silver certificates for coins.
The Oneco Home Extension Unit picnic will be held on Wednesday August 12 at Recreation Park in Monroe. Members of the Energetic Maids 4H club and their mothers are invited for a picnic dinner.
The council debated police use of outside help for starling control. Aldermen authorized deputy involvement with liability review by City Attorney Schmitz. Harold H. Snively voted against all measures, voicing concern over the program while noting police remain exposed as starling damage continues.
Chicago markets report butter and eggs holding steady with wholesale prices unchanged. Grades for butter and eggs quoted with various percent ratings. no livestock data available at presstime. grain section not updated.
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