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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1963
Page
8
The Daily Record notes fair and cool conditions tonight with lows in the 40s and a Thursday high in the 70s. In the Monroe zone the forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions this afternoon, continuing fair and cool tonight, with Thursday remaining fair and cool and similar temperature ranges.
Alicé Ula transfers 173 acres more or less to Norris Ula in York Township. Leon Holcomb transfers lot 3 block 2 Crest View Subdivision in Monroe to James Van Wagenen.
Joseph Schwarzenberger Sr named administrator of Frieda Schwarzenberger estate who died July 30. Emma Stubbe died July 12. her will admitted to probate with husband Charles A. Stubbe as executor. Fourteen thousand left to nine benevolent causes. balance to husband. Appraisers named as F L Buchschacher and William Haren.
Monroe police report two forfeitures for parking on posted private property. Frederick W Feldt of Juda forfeited $10 and David P Caldwell of Juda and George E Carpenter Moenree forfeited $10.
Deaths listed include William J. McArdle age 38 of Elk horn Mrs Emil Lenz age 76 of Orangeville Miss Josephine McClear age 85 of Janesville Mrs Howard Templeton age 44 of Elgin Ill and Craig Steven Faesch three month old son of Mr and Mrs Gregory Faesch of 1202 21st avenue.
Mr and Mrs Donald Newell Route 3 welcome a daughter on August 14. Mr and Mrs David Smith Brodhead welcome a daughter on August 14. Mr and Mrs James Chamberlin Brodhead welcome a daughter on August 13.
A long hospital roster lists patients and dismissals at St Clare Hospital. Names include Mrs John Nipple Brodhead Mary Ann Mequette Beloit Robert H Pringle Beloit Donovan Jones Angelo S Conti Rockford Larry D Krugel and others with multiple addresses in Beloit Blanchardville Rockford Monticello Juda Woodstock Gratiot Warren Dismissals include Reinhold Weise LeRoy Geske James Harker and several others plus a son.
John A. Marty of Auburn Washington has been installed as commander of the Auburn American Legion Post. A Navy aviation veteran of World War II he served as a pilot and lieutenant junior grade from June 9 1942 to October 21 1945 with overseas duty. He works at Boeing in Renton and resides in Auburn with his parents Mr and Mrs Adam Marty.
A U S Army captain was killed and another wounded in a Communist fire in mountain territory 330 miles northwest of Saigon. Names of the Americans were withheld.
Roland Holems returns to Fond du Lac after visiting area relatives. Former Judge Marshall L. Peterson and son Tim of Phoenix Arizona visit for a few days. Ice cream social Thursday Aug 15 Peace church Brown town serving starts 4 30 program at 8 p m adv. Dean Streiff New Glarus Eastern vacation trip visits York Pa Washington Gettysburg and other sites. Samuel H. Pickett spends weekend with sister Ada Lamm Freeport other visitors include Donald Hall and two sons North Park Rockford. Ben F Feldt returns from two week Midwest trip crops good in Nebraska. Feldt farms in Nebraska and helped harvest for 42nd year.
Craig Steven Foesch 3 months died after a choking spell last night. Born May 12, 1963 in Monroe to Gregory and Virginia Foesch he is survived by parents two sisters Wendy and Wanda Lynne, grandparents and other relatives. Private graveside services will be held at Greenwood Cemetery with Rev Theo Matthews officiating. Stuessy Funeral Home in charge.
Tonight at Twining Park Milwaukee Cheese faces Moose at 7 p.m. Eagles No 2 meets Firemen at 8, Power and Light vs Chalet Cheese at 8. Tomo SigWpiten Dor mans vs Severson Construction at 7. Grace Lutheran vs Lanz Hardware at 8, South Wayne vs Liquid Feed at 9. Recreation Park hosts softball Eagles vs Trenthardts Rustlers at 7:45 and Studers Super Service vs Explorer Post 501 at 9:15. Tomorrow’s girls softball features Freeport Independents vs Montgomery Electric at 7:30 and Orangeville vs Montgomery Business Women at 8:45.
Former Wisconsin end Ron Carlson was named head football coach at North Boone High School in Belvidere Illinois. He succeeds Stan Olson who resigned to become swimming coach and director of intramural athletics at Western Illinois University.
The Wisconsin World Fair Commission weighs entering the New York World Fair with a proposed pavilion budget of 630000 and pledges of 750000 due by Sept. 3. Attendance at the state fair nears 421000 after a breezy day, with honors in farm shows including a Suffolk lamb champion Dale Jante of Union Grove and junior sheep shearing winner Arland Spilde of Stoughton.
Estes Kefauver a Tennessee Democrat who served in the U S Senate and was famed for his coonskin cap campaign image was buried at the family home in east Tennessee A rainstorm accompanied the ceremony as Vice President Johnson and Adlai Stevenson attended The 60 year old died last week from a heart attack His widow Nancy Kefauver and their three daughters joined mourners on the porch service dayraine
Mrs. Charles A. Stubbe who died July 12 dated February 23 1953 left nine bequests totaling 4000. She gave 500 each to St Johns United Church of Christ Monroe St Johns Aid Society Peace Church Browntown St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Wayne Township Lafayette County Bensenville Home Bensenville Ill Ft Wayne Indiana Children's Home Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Epileptics and Feebleminded at Martha s ville MO. 300 to Elmhurst College Elmhurst Ill and 200 to the Mission House at Plymouth. Her husband is heir to the balance.
Dr. Eugene V. Grace will leave Monroe on Aug 24 for Durham North Carolina. He will have a private ophthalmology office there and teach part time at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. He is 35, born in Jackson Tennessee, educated at the University of Michigan and served in the Army Air Force.
Norbert Conners, 31, says he was forced to resign as manager of the Viroqua PCA branch after involvement with the National Farmers Organization. He alleges pressure from the PCA regional office in Sparta and Federal Credit Bank in St Paul due to milk withholding actions at Viroqua Cashton and Westby.
A brief notice notes an advertisement offering help to locate missing items or valuables. The message frames a call to action, urging readers to report sightings or provide information to assist in recovery. No specific names or locations are given.
Mrs Emil Lenz 76 was found dead in her bed in Orangeville after apparently suffering a heart attack. Born Florence Irene Dorn July 30 1887 she lived in Stephenson County most of her life. Survivors include husband one daughter Ruth Kuntz one son Russell six grandchildren one great grandchild and one brother Ray Dorn. Arrangements are pending at Cramer funeral home.
The Chicago market order sets a July base milk price of 3.58 dollars plus a 13 cent superpool for Grade A milk deliveries. July excess milk minimum is 3.45 dollars. The base-excess pricing plan ends, USDA action urged by Pure Milk Association, with superpool payments continuing through January 1964 for eligible plants.
Leo W. Nack of the Monroe Clinic returns from the Second World Contact Lens Congress in Chicago at Edgewater Beach hotel. Delegates from all 50 states and 11 foreign countries attend as Nack joins the Ophthalmic Technical Division and is named a fellow of the International Academy of Opticianry.
Ray Montgomery of Browntown will explain central pole lighting and discuss Africa at the Honey Creek Watershed Association gathering. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. next Monday, Aug. 19, at Ullom school and lunch will be served.
Monroe high school representative Kim Kindschi spoke at the Monroe Rotary meeting held yesterday at Marco's about his experiences as a Badger Boys State participant at Ripon College in June.
Donovan Jones of 2517 12th street was admitted yesterday to St Clare hospital for treatment of an infection. His condition is reported as good.
Howard Voegels accompanied by Nathan Bloom head to the fair. The brief note from Monticello lists the travelers and mentions a Monday departure.
Jacob Voegeli and Son, Inc. took 18 Brown Swiss cattle to the Wisconsin State Fair yesterday. Judging is set for Friday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Voegeli and Mrs Howard Voegeli along with Rhonda Jackie and Brian will attend the fair that day.
Dr. Robert Baumann will be guest speaker at the Skinner Creek Watershed meeting. The event is scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday at Iliff School.
Diane Kay Severson, 20, Route 4, was treated for a bruised shoulder and knee cap after a mishap and was released. Police described the incident as minor with no further injuries reported.
An advertisement urges readers to plan for retirement with living insurance. It promotes a secure income during senior years and offers to provide complete information upon contact.
A representation for the Woodmen Accident and Life Company is listed with a contact phone number 325 2723 and address 1719 20th Ave in Monroe. The mention appears in a corporate or insurance context.
A woman leaving St. Clare hospital shortly before noon drove into a loaded gravel truck driven by Donald M. Dammen 22 Route 2 Argyle on a gravel road east of Round Grove School north of Monroe. The accident occurred just east of Round Grove north of Monroe.
In New York, the stock market rallied after an initial drop as traders treated the day with moderate volume about 4.1 million shares. Most major issues moved only fractions to a point with a weak tone due to the rail labor dispute stalemate.
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