Women of the Moose Meet at Moose Hall
Members of the Women of the Moose hold their regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. in Moose Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
12
Members of the Women of the Moose hold their regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. in Moose Hall. All members are urged to attend.
Obituary for Leonard Drews 63 of Oshkosh details his career as a musician theatre organist and store manager plus survivors and pending funeral arrangements. Also a brief report on Gov. Patrick Lucey and Atty. Gen. Robert Warren on working vacations in Jacksonport Door County with expected returns and duration.
Weather brief notes showers thundershowers across Wisconsin and Illinois with cooler northwest tonight. Tuesday brings mostly sunny skies and highs in the 80s. Domiciliary letters issued to First National Bank in the Maud Williams Snyder estate. births reported for Klaehn Schramm and Wells families.
A roster from St. Clare Hospital includes named accident patients from towns such as Browntown Hinckley and New Glarus, with ages 6 to 17, and medical cases including Mrs Pengra Juda and others. The record also lists surgical patients and a long dismissal list of individuals from multiple communities.
An Aviaco Caravelle carrying 79 passengers and six crew crashed into homes in Montrove near La Coruna amid fog. Officials reported some survivors and up to five killed on the ground. the craft burst into flames during approach after three failed landing attempts from Madrid.
Marvin E. Bear, 28, of Winslow Illinois suffered minor injuries to the face head both arms right hip and leg when his pickup collided with a tractor and baler 9.2 miles southwest of Monroe at 6 39 p m Sunday. The driver Anna L Zettle 23 of Winslow was turning onto CT P from a side road. Bear was taken to St Clare Hospital. A second incident notes a car swerved to avoid a deer on Friday night near Monroe and another minor collision east of Monroe on Wis 11 81. The report includes multiple local accidents and a separate Federal Power Commission release detailing an upcoming week’s events.
Competitors from Green County earned top blue ribbons across dairy beef and sheep divisions at the Wisconsin State Fair judged through Saturday morning. Notable names include Randy Bollig Debbie Hartwig Judy Jeglum Gary Wyss Brian Zimmerman and Dave Sommers with multiple blue wins and champion titles in sheep and cattle categories. Aged and junior divisions show broad county success with numerous first and blue placements and a closing note about no public comment deadlines and a contact number for more information.
Sandra Frikus 12 suffered the loss of the ring finger of her left hand while unloading ice cream cans at Schwan's Depot. The injury occurred Sunday evening when a ring caught on a truck. She underwent surgery at St. Clare Hospital and remains a patient likely until midweek. She attends Monroe Junior High School. A large black female dog found in the 100 block of 14th Avenue was placed in the Monroe pound. breed unknown.
This report notes a truck load not yet available, the vehicle towed to Trucks Inc. garage, and the Tobin car hauled to Lindsay Junk Yard. Police forced a door lock with a coat hanger to move a car for nearby workmen.
Justin Hutter 17, of Hinckley Illinois, is in St. Clare Hospital ICU in critical condition after a horse he rode outside Monroe was startled by a dog. The saddle slipped and the horse dragged him for several feet before the rider was thrown. X rays Monday assessed possible head injuries. He was visiting Carl Jones in the area.
Monroe Police log two weekend traffic crashes with no injuries. At 8 50 a m Saturday Viola M Hanson of Stoughton and Anita G Fry of Brodhead collided at 6th St and 22nd Ave causing no injuries. Sunday at 1 17 p m a driveway backed car driven by John M Daughterty struck Roy N Hefty s parked car on 6th Street causing moderate damage to both vehicles.
The Wisconsin State Fair drew 81,680 paid attendees on Sunday amid a weekend focus on music and youth outreach. Junior dairy judging and several draft horse, cattle, swine, and poultry events drew large crowds, with out of state teams winning several ribbons and local youths earning top showmanship honors.
Ronald Stauffer 13 of Rt 3 is a surgical patient at St Clare Hospital admitted Saturday night. Brian Dwyer 5 of 1503 16th St is recovering from hernia surgery at St Clare with kindergarten to begin at Lincoln School. Emma Hoerberger 92 of 1218 22nd Ave entered Monroe hospital with shoulder and hip injuries after a dizzy morning fall. Mrs Kenneth Schmid Rt 3 will have major back surgery at St Marys Hospital Madison staying on third floor north. Susan Black 10 of New Glarus is a medical patient at St Clare Hospital admitted Sunday morning. Rena Crull 77 Rt 2 Evansville admitted to ICU at St Clare Hospital in critical condition. Step ahead at Bienema's.
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