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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
8
The Daily Record reports partly cloudy to night and Thursday with scattered showers and possible thundershowers mainly in the northwest. Not very cool tonight with lows 58 to 65. Thursday cooler in the northwest, high 70s to 80s in the east and south. Monroe zone notes fair, warm Thursday with lows 60 to 65 and highs in the 80s.
The report notes yesterday from 1 p.m. highs reached 85 and lows 63, matching the year ago figures. Barometer read 30.11 at 1 a.m. and 30.16 at 1 p.m. Blythe California recorded the warmest temperature at 110 while Kalispell Montana was the coldest at 34. Sunrise and sunset were 6:12 and 7:54 respectively.
Rose Spring named executrix and heir for Will Spring of Monticello who died July 10 with will dated November 18 1960 appraisers Clarence Loveland and Ray T Silver. Cc O Brunkow named administrator for Ruth I Brunkow of Juda who died June 9 heirs husband son William of Elkhorn and daughter Mary Lee Pieper of Whitewater with appraisers Russell Carter and Arthur B Hartwick. Rolland M Austin probate admitted with Commercial and Savings Bank named executor. Bertha widow receives monthly income under will dated August 14 1957.
Ralph F. Ellefson of Monroe forfeited $10 for excessive noise. Harlon D. Feldt of Juda forfeited $10 for speeding, per Monroe police.
Curtis Wayne Gonstead aged 29 of Tappen Beardsley and Beardsley Madison wed with David Lee Carlson from Evansville and Everly Alyce Nehls aged 19 of 713 17th avenue.
Frank M. Edwards aged 80 of Royal Oak Michigan Kenneth Werkheiser aged 48 of Pearl City Illinois and Robert Bradshaw aged 19 of Route 1 Galena Illinois are listed with no additional context or event provided.
Birth announcement note shows a newborn boy with unclear name and birth date August 21. The readable elements include Mir ana Mirs Joun and potential locations or names, but exact details remain obscured.
Personal mention of Mr and Mrs Fred Hammerly visiting their daughter in Texas. Women of the Moose hold regular meeting on Wednesday Aug 21 at 8 pm. Elvin Zimmerman convalescing at Freeport Memorial Hospital after major surgery. Mr and Mrs Vashni Marchant of Monroe returned from mineral collecting tour through northern Wisconsin and Michigan with many new minerals to show school children this coming season.
The Green County Voiture 1121 of the 40 and 8 announces ten salesmen will canvass the county for two weeks to obtain magazine subscriptions. Proceeds fund nursing scholarships for county girls. soliciting donations is refused and delivery is guaranteed.
Platteville attorney W Roy Kopp told a Senate subcommittee in Washington that a flexible quota bill to curb lead and zinc imports would help his district. He said quotas could restore prices to normal and allow up to 10 new mines if zinc trades at 12.5 cents per pound for ten years.
Mrs. Nybroten and her two sons Arvid and Allen have returned from a long trip to Norway with their father and grandfather who will be 91 in December. They visited siblings, nieces, nephews, and old friends, with stops in Copenhagen and Iceland en route home aboard Icelandic Airlines.
The Green County Young Republicans plan a Sunday night picnic at New Glarus Woods roadside park with state senator Gordon W. Roseleip as special guest. Monroe members meet at Merlin J. Meythaler home 1 Lincoln Road at 6 p.m. All members and interested persons invited.
Clarence Knebel a Belmont meat processor won grand champion honors for the top ham in a national contest. Knebel swept heavy and light ham classes and earned a trophy for the light ham entry under 16 pounds. His Belmont Locker Plant employs 12 and handles PMR cooperative hogs.
Mrs. Howard Stabenow, 55, Route 2 Winslow, was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 3:30 p.m. yesterday with a fractured nose, a broken right arm, and multiple cuts after a one car crash one mile east of Highway 73 and McConnell black top. The auto left the road, traversed 153 feet through a ditch, then 268 feet more before striking a tree.
The New York city health department embargoes Maalox due to a shipment contaminated with carbolic acid. Bottles carry lot number 46413 and were identified by officials as the affected batch.
Monroe youth Jack R. Voelkli will graduate tomorrow from Culver’s Summer Military Academy Naval School at Culver Indiana. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roger M Voelkli and completed an eight week midshipman course plus skin diving and motors. About 1 661 cadets from 38 states the District of Columbia Puerto Rico and 10 foreign countries attended. Voelkli’s parents left today to meet him for the return trip home attending a final ball at Culver tonight.
Plans outlined for a Moose Lodge sponsored benefit dance to aid the Green County Agriculture Chest. Members from Monroe Janesville Beloit Madison Elk Horn and Lake Mills will attend the Legion of the Moose meeting in Monroe September 8 chaired by Lyle Sickinger. An officers meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 15 p.m. in the Moose hall.
In Birmingham Alabama a dynamite blast damaged the home of Negro attorney Arthur D Shores triggering roving crowds that pelted police and bystanders with rocks. Two officers were struck but not seriously hurt as authorities restored order after about two and a half hours amid desegregation tensions.
Tonight slowpitch games feature Crandall Oil Co. versus Firemen at 7 p.m. Baumgartners meet Moose at 8 p.m. Chalet Cheese faces Wisconsin Liquid Feed at 9 p.m. Tomorrow another slate includes Dorman s against Grace Lutheran at 7 p.m. Power and Light vs South Wayne at 8 p.m. Severson Construction versus Lanz Hardware at 9 p.m. REMNEANUN FARE hosts softball night with Studers Super Service versus De Molay at 7:45 p.m. Explorer Post 501 vs South Wayne at 9:15 p.m. Girls softball follows with Montgomery Electric against Orangeville at 7:30 p.m. Monroe Business Women versus Freeport Independents at 9:15 p.m.
Brodhead attorney M. W. Meienburg spoke of his trip to Europe during the Monroe Rotary meeting held yesterday at Marco's. Judge Roger Elmer led the program.
Lyman V. Davis, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman A. Davis of 2114 15th Street, was admitted yesterday to St. Clare Hospital where he is scheduled to undergo foot surgery.
SCS employee Gene Plossel presented slides on the Honey Creek area and other watershed zones at a Monday night gathering held at Ullom school. Mrs. Richard Shallberg oversaw lunch. the next meeting is set for September 16 at Ullom school.
Mrs Elma D Riemer 72 fell in her kitchen and fractured her left hip. She was taken to Monroe by Newcomer Ambulance Services of Brodhead and is listed in satisfactory condition at Clare hospital.
Police investigated an accident at 9 27 a m yesterday in the 600 block of 20th Avenue. The tandem wheels of a semi tractor and trailer driven by David C Polak Merrill struck a fixed flower planter at 603 20th Avenue while making a right turn from 6th Street.
The Chinese foreign ministry rejected New Delhi’s assertion of a large Chinese troop buildup along the India China border. Beijing countered that no military concentrations were underway and urged restraint on both sides.
Brodhead alderman Richard G. Markham resigns from the First Ward in protest of legal counsel payments tied to the Brodhead swimming pool project. He cites a Merthaler and Canton audit showing 5400 in city funds paid for legal work with 5125 to city attorney J L Stencel and 275 to Chapman and Cutler. He says no statements or vouchers were provided and refuses to continue serving. He announces resignation in the Brodhead Indicator-Register.
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