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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Record reports little temperature change tonight and Thursday. Lows near 55 to 62 degrees with highs Thursday around 78 to 85 on the east half and 84 to 89 on the west half. The Monroe Zone Fair also shows stable temps with nights 55 to 62 and daytime highs 80 to 85.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high is 82 and the low 64. A year ago today the high was 88 and the low 69. Barometer at 1 a.m. 30.14 and 1 p.m. 30.19. The warmest city isFre donia Kansas at 110 and the coldest Redmond Oregon at 45. Sunrise 5:57 and sunset 6:14.
Judge Roger L Elmer Gerald Jeremiason of Elkhorn seeks a court appointed attorney with the case continued to 10 a.m. Friday and Jeremiason returned to county jail. Donald Garretts with no permanent address pleads guilty to two forgery counts. pre sentence exam ordered and case adjourned to 1 30 p m on Aug 20 with $1 000 bond. August Broge of Beloit faces two forgery counts and eight worthless checks with bond set at $1 800 and case set for 1 30 p m tomorrow. Nancy Williams loitering charge dismissed on district attorney motion and she is returned to Indiana. Marvin Flippo, transient from Michigan, pleads guilty to shoplifting and is sentenced to 30 days in the county jail.
The obituary notes Rev. John MacMartin aged 71 of Wolfeboro New Hampshire and Mrs Clara Bartett 76 of rural Winslow. Also listed is Ted Buchanan 21 of San Diego California.
Mr and Mrs Gary Lee Williams of Beloit announce a son born August 6. Mr and Mrs Edward Saxer of Monticello announce a son born August 6. St Clare Hospital Medical lists include Mrs Alfred Anderson of Rockford and Mrs George Scalia of Beloit. Also mentioned are Mrs Marie Filippone of Dixon and Fred C Rehm stedt of Monticello with Walter F. notations.
Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman of Brodhead and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kundert of Orangeville visited Monroe. Women of the Moose hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Bober and family returned from a Canadian vacation. Sunday guests at the Schlittler home in Monticello included Basil Kildon and others from Chicago Albany and Albany shoppers listed among Maxwell Street visitors.
Madison cheese trade shows steady Wisconsin cheddar with adequate supplies and fair to good demand. Prices range cheddar 35 to 39 percent for various cuts, Swiss blocks 41 to 45 percent with top grades ample and lower grades tight.
Washington report shows Wisconsin House members voting on an amendment to bar vocational education funds from segregated schools. Democrats for Kastenmeier and Reuss. against Johnson and Zablocki. Republicans for Byrnes Laird OKonksi Schadeberg Thomson. Van Pelt-R not recorded.
A long list of individuals and spouses from multiple towns including Janesville Freeport Verona Rockford Lyons and Brodhead along with addresses and a group of dismissed persons. The names include Vanderhayden Stockton James S Youngwith Mrs Russell Cobb Mrs Robert Thoman and many others. The item reads like an official notice of residents and dismissed individuals without narrative context.
The death of Ted Buchanan 21 of San Diego Calif was reported after he stepped onto a highway and was struck by a truck. His parents Mr and Mrs Lee Buchanan and family left for California to visit and funeral arrangements were pending arrival of the Buchanan family.
London Dr Stephen Ward's last girl friend Julie Gulliver says she will deliver sensational new evidence to Lord Denning this week. She claims to have received Ward's final letter and hints at further details about the Profumo affair and security questions in Britain.
Tonight slowpitch features Fire men versus Milwaukee Cheese at 7 p.m. White Haven hosts Baum gartners at 8 p.m. Panz Hardware faces South Wayne at 9 p.m. Martins plays Swiss Colony in a makeup at 7 p.m. Tonight baseball has Monroe versus Fort Atkinson at 8 p.m. Tomorrow slowpitch matchups include Power and Light versus Severson Construction at 7 p.m. Chalet Cheese meets Dormans at 8 p.m. Liquid Feed faces Grace Lutheran at 9 p.m. Tomorrow girls softball pits Orangeville against Montgomery Electric at 7:30 p.m. Freeport Independents duel Monroe Business Women at 8:45 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Max Fernekes of Mineral Point are among over 60 artists and crafts joining the 15th annual Greenwich Village Fair in Rockford on Sept 15. Mrs Dorothy Volmary of Goodwill announces a truck in Monroe on Aug 16 to collect repairable clothing and household discards for rehabilitation of handicapped people.
Stanley Knight was incorrectly listed in yesterday's Brodhead city story as a street committee member. He is actually Third Ward County Board supervisor and a member of the county highway committee.
Mr and Mrs Leo Zimmerman of Orangeville welcomed a son named Richard Alvin born July 31 at Freeport Memorial hospital. The birth adds a new member to the local family and community.
Mr and Mrs William Moser announce the adoption of a son named David Frederick aged three and a half months. He has a brother Michael who will be 7 in October and a sister Jane who will be 5 in September.
Mayor Orville R. Evans and city engineer A. R. McDaniel spoke at Marco's yesterday, outlining government operations and technical issues facing the city.
Thomas Burkhard, 16, son of Mr and Mrs William A Burkhard of 1065 8th Avenue, was admitted to St Clare hospital yesterday for observation of a hip ailment.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Fried richs of Albany announce the birth of their son Curtis Ray on July 18 at St Clare hospital. The family confirms the child carries the chosen name Curtis Ray.
For a second night NK forces failed to break toward the south as U S troops of the 1st Cavalry Division held a front line position in ambush until dawn, repelling assaults with heavy American resistance.
Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Whipple of 623 16th Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Friedrichs of Route 3. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Lida Cole of Evansville and Mrs. Eva Whipple of Albany.
Police investigated an accident at 7 08 p m at 7th street and 28th avenue. Vehicles driven by George Strothman Brodhead and Eva L Williams Monroe collided causing moderate damage to both cars.
The council received a request to transfer a liquor license to Otto Schild Route 4 Monroe as part of a purchase of the Sportsman's Bar from William P Lundy. The license committee was assigned. Paid claims totaled 30,605.49 and a 45 claim for car damage by spray was turned over to the spraying contractor with assurance of payment for valid claims.
Henry Ruef aged 61 died Monday night funeral services conducted at 2 PM at Shri ner Neushwander funeral home Rev Donald Storck officiated. Mrs Winnie Kuebli and Mrs Werner Bernet sang Abide with Me and Wenn Gott Mich Fuehrt with Miss Susan Goecks at the organ. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery pallbearers Albert Neuenschwander Albert Vogel Herman Krueger Ray Dye Thomas Steiner and Walter Kummer. Surviving four sisters Mrs William Ubert Route 2 Mrs Edward A Schneider Monroe Mrs Ludwig Signer Route 3 and Mrs Francis Menehan Monroe.
Reward offered for return of a brown billfold lost on August 6 at Brennan's market. Contact Jacob Reinman, Route 1, Argyle, with a $20 reward.
The scene on the square shows Charles Clark selling Superman comics and Bauman Kitchens joining in Maxwel l Street Days with gadget gift lines. Karen Anderson offered paintings and ceramics near the Commercial and Savings Bank corner while vendors offered apples, stamps, coins, agates, plants, flowers, handwork, and baked goods.
Miss Betty Kundert daughter of Mrs Ellen Kundert will receive her master's degree at Northern Illinois University DeKalb Ill tomorrow Mrs Kundert will attend the ceremony Miss Kundert is a major in library science She teaches and is librarian at Mount Morris High School She graduated from Monroe High School and Whitewater State College
A playful note on how a missing element oddly reappears through reasoning. The line uses wordplay to suggest that even when something is lost a logical twist can recover it.
Marvin Flippo aged 44 pleaded guilty in county court to stealing three items from a Kroger store and was remanded to jail for 30 days. His half-brother David R. Harris, 45, was fined 50 dollars and jailed 12 days for drunkenness. Both were dressed alike, linked as twins, and recently arrived from Roseville Michigan.
Milwaukee report says a 5-year-old boy named James Oehler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oehler of Bayside, was fatally injured Tuesday when an anesthesia machine exploded during a tonsillectomy at Children’s Hospital.
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