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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
6
Meteorological note states yesterday from 1 p.m. to now high 84 and low 66. A year ago today high 87 and low 67. Rainfall since yesterday 1 p.m. measured at .55 inches. Barometer readings 30.12 at 1 a.m. and 30.16 at 1 p.m. Notes Needles California was warmest at 106. Philipsburg Pennsylvania coldest at 40. Sunrise 5:56. sunset 8:15.
Harriet M. Haines transfers a tract in section 28 Albany Township to Northern Natural Gas Co. The deal formalizes the property transfer between the individual and the energy firm.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Gerald Jeremiason in Elkhorn keeps a morals charge case open and pending until tomorrow after a hearing. the suspect is returned to jail under the Sheriff’s Department.
Francis John Walshe aged 22 of Galesville and Mary Jeanne O Grady aged 19 of Madison rights. James Raymond Krim 22 of Argyle and Elizabeth Jane Quinn 22 of Route 1. Frederick W Zweifel Route 2 Belleville and Alice M Bred eson Madison applied in Madison.
Obituary notices report Edmund C. Hamilton Sr. 76 of Saugatuck Michigan Henry Ruef 61 Monroe Chauncey R Hayes 83 Galena Illinois and Paul W Barth 66 Marengo Illinois all listed among recent deaths with brief identifications and ages.
Mr and Mrs Richard Olson of Monticello announce the birth of a daughter on August 5. Mr and Mrs Richard Witt of Route 4 announce the birth of a daughter on August 5.
The St. Clare Hospital records list patients for medical and surgical cases including Frederick Huber, Kenneth E Zimmerman Jr, Marilyn Niles, Mrs Constant Jenkins, Mrs Clara Ula, Mrs Jesse Beckwith, Sam Hauser, Mrs Julius Wendlandt, James Kliment, Cathy Goerlitz, Mrs Glenn Milestone, Steven Dawden, Letha Bates, Mrs Grover Wilson, Jane Ann Webinger, John Wallace, Everett Thomas, Alfred Messman, Mrs Henry Gruetzmacher, Fred Buchschacher, Mrs Benjamin Wollin and others. Dismissals include Oscar Disrud, Raymond DeBaets, Melton Montgomery, Danny Habben, Howard Voeltz and several others.
Frederick Huber 31 of 2254 16th Street is reported in good condition at St. Clare Hospital after a surgical accident. He sustained a lacerated and fractured right ankle while playing center field for the Huber Brewery slow pitch team at Twining Park when he collided with the outfield fence chasing a fly ball.
Madison cheese market remains steady as trading stocks move normally through regular outlets. 40 pound blocks are tight with ample overall supplies and prices quoted for cheddar blocks and various cuts within narrow ranges.
Henry Ruef 61 longtime farmer died at 9 30 p m after a stroke at a Green County hospital He was born in Oberried Switzerland and came to the area in 1904 Survived by four sisters Mrs Pauline Ubert Mrs Ilda Schneider Mrs Hilda Signer and Mrs Rose Menehan Funeral services will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Donald R Storck officiating Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
About 450,000 Mississippians began voting in the Democratic primary as tensions rose over possible illegal Negro vote-ins despite Attorney General Joe Patterson's ruling. Four segregationist candidates campaign on opposing Kennedy racial policies: J. P. Coleman, Paul Johnson, Robert Mason, and Charles Sullivan.
New York equities extended the rally as oils and tobaccos led gains, with steels aircrafts and utilities also advancing. Major issues rose fractions to about a point, while select specials moved 2 to 3 points. The Dow Jones average climbed 3.09 to 705.64 as public utilities and other groups contributed gains.
Hiroshima mourns victims of history's first atom bomb attack while noting the partial nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. At 8 15 am the Enola Gay bomb time, doves rose above the city and the peace bell tolled as 15 000 people observed a minute of silence at the memorial to atomic dead.
Tonight at Twining Park Moose plays Eagles No 2 at 7 p.m. Swiss Colony faces Heeren and Coplien at 8 p.m. EUB Church meets Cran dall Oil Co. at 9 p.m. Makeup Eagles No 1 vs Hubers at 7 p.m. Tomorrow Fire men meet Milwaukee Cheese at 7 p.m. White Haven versus Baum gartners at 8 p.m. Lanz Hardware vs South Wayne at 9 p.m. Makeup Martins versus Swiss Colony at 7 p.m. Softball FFA vs Kiwanis at 7 45 p.m. Browntown vs Trenthardts Rustlers at 9 15 p.m. No games scheduled tomorrow.
Mrs Ernest Snider and son Richard of Redonda Beach Calif visit sister Mrs Florence Anderson. Women of the Moose meet Wednesday at 8 p m. Casper Thorn and family from Rice Lake visit New Glarus friends. Jake Blumer and family from Fond du Lac visit Grace Wolfley and John Cotherman in Monroe. Haber korn family from Mountain Home Idaho visit Mrs Eugene Strickler in New Glarus. Richard Wagner and wife travel to St Louis for the National Association of Coroners Annual Seminar Aug 6 10.
In Freeport a Rockford man Bernard Trevel3 was charged with murder after Miles Fanning of Rockford died Sunday in a Freeport hospital from acute alcoholism worsened by knife wounds. Trevel3 was committed to East Moline State Hospital July 29 following July 22 fight. he admitted fighting but denied stabbing. Coroner links Fanning’s death to wounds and alcoholism.
Bert Chapin 84 of Seattle died Sunday in Port Edwards while visiting Wisconsin. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Stuegen funeral home with Rev Harold Allison officiating. Burial in Blaisdel Cemetery near South Wayne. Chapin, a Lafayette County native and former farmer, retired as a foreman from the Nekoosa Edward Paper Mill. His son Everett Chapin travels from Seattle to attend.
Beverly Hills report says Mercedes Douglas plans to marry Robert B. Eichholz a 52 year old Washington attorney at 6 p.m. today at a friend's home. The move comes days after her former husband Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas wed a government girl 23 years younger.
Unconfirmed report says a band of Haitian exile invaders captured Cap Hatien, Haiti's second largest city, as they aim to topple dictator Francois Papa Doc Duvalier.
The Kiwanis Club of Monroe will hold its meeting Thursday at 12 15 p m at the Kiwanis Youth Cabin. A board of directors meeting will be held at 7 p m tomorrow in the First National Bank.
Mrs John Scott of Janesville formerly Rosemary Klassy of New Glarus earned a Bachelor of Education degree at Whitewater State College on August 1. Mr and Mrs Rudy Schweizer attended the graduation. Mrs Scott had taught in Edgerton and plans to teach in Janesville this year.
Herbert West of 2011 13th avenue has been appointed to the general six point program committee, a standing committee of the Wisconsin State Council. Knight of Columbus, by State Deputy John A. Koch of Prairie du Sac.
Mrs Glenn Milestone of 908 22nd Avenue was admitted to St Clare hospital yesterday morning after falling ill while working at the fairgrounds. She is undergoing tests and there is no report on her condition yet.
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower sails from Portsmouth aboard the British destroyer Ghurka on a sentimental voyage to the Normandy coast. The trip will be featured in a television film marking the 20th anniversary of the 1944 Allied landings in Europe.
At the Monroe Rural Tanker District meeting last evening in the Fire Stator 16 members attended Carl Jensen was re elected president Emmanuel Fuchs was named secretary treasurer replacing Glenn Benkert no longer eligible The group approved buying a new two way radio for the new county fire frequency Florida freshwater bass reaches one foot long and one pound in its first year of life
Services for Paul W. Barth 66 a former Green County resident will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bartell funeral home Warren Illinois with burial at Elmwood cemetery. He died Saturday at his Marengo Illinois home. A prayer service is at 8 p.m. tonight in Cooper funeral home Marengo with visitation at Bartell from 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. Barth born October 28 1896 in Switzerland to Gottlieb and Elisa Hurni Barth. He married Luella Kruppe October 24 1934 in Monroe to be continued. He worked for Flowerwood Florists at Crystal Lake Illinois. Surviving: wife, a son, a daughter Karen, two brothers Otto and Walter and two grandchildren. Family emigrated to America in 1904 settling first at Norwalk then Mineral Point and Monticello area farming in Exeter Township. Father later died July 1944.
Russell Mills entered the VA hospital in Madison Orangeville yesterday morning as a surgical patient.
Albany Albany special report on Dallas Briggs addressing the Albany Civic Club at the Bank of Albany. He outlined summer remedial reading and typing classes, adult education plans, space needs for lunch and locker rooms, and relocating special rooms to improve student proximity. He noted enrollment 529 with 25 teachers and costs of operation about 1400 dollars a day.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at Zwingli United Church of Christ, with Rev. J Allan Mittler officiating. Burial followed in Highland cemetery. Mrs Zentner belonged to Zwingli church and its Aid Society and the Woman's Relief Corps. Pallbearers were Melvin H Elmer Monroe Thomas Brusveen Karl Freitag Jacob Krieg Joe R Legler and Joe J Voegeli.
Police Chief Wickline to interview Brodhead merchants about roping off Exchange Square during Maxwell Street Day. Special council meeting Aug 12 to interview applicants for assessor clerk and treasurer roles. Mayor Pawlish discusses roadway, railroad crossings, city dump, Dutch Elm disease as Stanland reports over 50 trees removed with 200 more to treat or remove. Seventeen building permits issued including a $55,000 public library. Bank of Brodhead gets parking lot blacktop permit. Scnittier Construction moves two houses upon approval. Various residents receive permits. Local 4-H and club members set to perform and present demonstrations Aug 12–15 before Fair week activities.
FFA beef entries Beverly Witt Dutch Hollow 4 H Barbara Williams Hiawatha Club swine Gene Eberle Richland 4 H Jerrold Zuhlke Richland 4 H Monroe FFA Glen Brewer Brooklyn Jolly Mixers sheep Jim Sullivan Ralph Figi Robert Ruehlew Monroe FFA members Two from the county will participate in the State 4H band Roger Ace Dayton John Wegmueller Richland Audrey
Dark silver poodle named Renard strayed from the west end of 14th Street. Contact James Zentner at 325 4171 days or 325 5494 after 5 30 p.m. for recovery.
Cathy Lynn Goerlitz an eight year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Goerlitz of 2323 12th Avenue was admitted to St. Clare hospital yesterday afternoon for tests for an allergy condition.
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