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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
8
Partly cloudy warm with a chance of thundershowers in the north tonight ending Friday morning. Lows 64 to 70. Friday highs mainly in the 80s. Monroe Zone: continued warmth and humidity with lows 64 to 70 and Friday highs 85 to 90.
Judge Roger L Elmer Louis Surrell cases continued with no plea on worthless check and bond set at $200. William M Van Oeekhout of Mt Prospect Ill pleaded nolo contendere to failure to keep vehicle under control with $25 and costs. Donald Garretts with no permanent address to return after pre sentence exam by State Department of Public Welfare on two forgery counts. six month HuBer Law terms concurrent. Norman Notter of Monroe probation revoked. four months in county jail under HuBer Law for petty theft. Dennis Lee Crouch of Monticello speeding fined $65 and costs. ordered to attend Traffic School. William High aka William Williams with no permanent address to appear for HuBer Law sentence on worth less checks and forgery. request granted.
The will of Anna Kubly who died June 29, 1941 has been admitted to probate. John Peter Kubly Jr. is named executor with life use of the estate. Will dated September 1, 1938. Appraisers are F. L. Buchschacher and William C. Haren.
David C. Polak of Merrill faces fines for failure to stop after an accident. Police from Monroe report forfeiting $25 in relation to the incident.
Eugene A. Boe 58 of Argyle Jasper Ben Durant 87 of Dodgeville Perry L. Paulson 82 of Orford Mrs Louise Clark 93 of Houston Clarence Borgeson 57 of Oconomowoc all named in local notices with ages and towns.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Henning of New Glarus announce a son born August 22. Mr and Mrs Robert Schultz of Red Oak announce a son born August 21.
Reading lists several patients undergoing tonsillectomy at St. Clare Hospital including Suzanne Altman New Glarus William Cronin Janesville Mrs Casper Secker Freeport and Mrs Floyd Lyons Browntown Surgical Marvin Anderson Gratiot Randy Schliem Argyle Ginger Allman Warren Mrs Marlen Dietmeier Orangeville Stewart McDonough Elkhorn Angelo Conti Rockford and Larry Simpson Beloit. Dismissals include Donald Schnek Joseph Harrington Clarence Leaver James Brown Herman Plantikow Jr Patrick Ryan John Larson Max Walters Fred Neuenschwander Clarence Boeck Kathy Jo Schuepp Mrs Doyle Thomas and Mrs Donald Rupnow and daughter.
New York stocks closed with mixed results as steels and savings institutions rose while some issues slipped. Trading remained fairly active with about 4 million shares moving hands, up from 3.81 million the previous session. gains and losses were generally small and led by loan-holding companies. Steel stocks then strengthened with Youngstown Sheet, U S Steel, and Laughlin rising modestly.
Mrs. Max Voelkli and Mrs. Otis Wells finished a 17 day tour from Seattle along the west coast into Mexico. A R Steele of Monroe returned from a week with his nephew Frat Arthur R Steele in Toledo Detroit Dearborn and Monroe and Chicago. Prof Steele teaches at the University of Toledo. Lt Col Ralph E Niffenegger retired and his wife and children Patricia and Tom stay with Kay Chesebro in Monroe after visiting New York City.
Rites for Eugene A Boe 58 of rural Argyle Wiota Township will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Apple Grove Lutheran church with Rev M A Sorenson to officiate Burial will be in the church cemetery He was born May 10 1905 in Gran Hedland Norway and came to the United States in 1905 He was employed as a carpenter and was a member of Apple Grove He is survived by a sister Mrs Sidney Anna Johnson Blanchardville He was preceded in death by his parents two brothers and a sister Friends may call at Erickson funeral home until 10 30 a m tomorrow and then at the church
The Green County Shrine Club and the Freeport Shriners held a joint meeting after a Windy Acres Golf Course visit with 56 members present. The Tucker Four barbershop quartet entertained, Rev. James J. Emery attended as guest, and plans were set for Sept 24 at Brodhead Country Club with Zor Shrine Chanters. Green Bay Packers game tickets were announced with transportation provided.
Cape Canaveral officials hailed a successful 5800 mile flight of a Titan 2 missile. The 103 foot rocket completed the cross country test with Virgil I. Grissom among observers. The weapon achieved full second stage thrust and low vibration while delivering a warhead to a South Atlantic Ocean target.
Israel warns of unilateral moves if the United Nations does not halt Syrian aggression. It pauses any strike while awaiting Syria’s reply to a proposal for UN inspections along the Israeli Syrian frontier.
Sheriff James J. Thomas of Iron County died in an Ironwood Michigan hospital where he was taken after an apparent heart attack two days earlier. He was 57.
Police report 110 Muslims killed and 68 injured when a mosque collapsed Tuesday in Yeotmal central India. Rescue teams work amid wreckage as tolls rise. Police say the incident is under investigation and relief efforts continue.
Perry Paulson died at 1 a.m. in St. Clare hospital after a 10 day illness from a stroke. Born October 25, 1880 in Spring Valley Township Rock County he lived near Orfordville then moved to the village. He married Betsy Satrang March 25 1939 and worked as a carpenter. Surviving are his wife two stepsons two stepdaughters and two brothers. Services are Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at East Luther Valley church with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call tonight at Silverthorn-Newcomer funeral home Orfordville.
Madison milk producers co op president Lyman D McKee told 85 Farm Bureau dairy committee members that the National Farmers Organization milk pricing plan has basic weaknesses after Madison co op rejected an NFO contract demand He warned against unrealistically high prices and questioned an NFO labor union tie in while noting a supposed unfamiliar negotiator hindered talks
Mr and Mrs Herman Hoesly of Black Earth welcomed a son born yesterday at St Marys hospital Madison. This is their fourth child joining two daughters and two sons. Mrs Hoesly, formerly Joan Voelkli, is the daughter of Mrs Max Voelkli of Monroe. Paternal grandmother is Tillie Hoesly, formerly of Albany, now in Madison.
Miss Dorothy Pittenger the long time high school physical education teacher in Orangeville has accepted a position in Wapato Washington to teach at the junior high school. Wapato is described as a city of about 4000 residents.
Hugo E. DePedro of Buenos Aires Argentina will attend Evansville high school this year under a government exchange program. He is scheduled to arrive Saturday night and will live with the Clark Prudhon family.
Wisconsin unemployment compensation claims rose to 27,072 last week from 23,455, according to the State Industrial Commission. The report records a sharp increase in filings across the state.
The National Presbyterian Church in Washington, a former Dwight D. Eisenhower worship site, has been sold for 2 575 000 dollars. The congregation plans to relocate to a new site.
Women golfers qualified for the meet at Monroe Country Club with championship and first flight spots. Qualifiers for the championship flight include Jackie Smith Ruth Amstutz Dorothy Mathias Vi Kuban Marie Power Myra Riddiough Royletta Moon and Bertha Tschanz. First flight qualifiers are Fran Moritz Lucy Kubly Mary Jane Fencil Marianne Boss Lydia Rufenacht Evelyn Haren Dorothy Trumpy and Marian Walker.
Clarence Borgeson 57 died suddenly at 10 30 this morning in his Oconomowoc garage. Survived by wife Edna Rutsch Borgeson and their son Larry at home. He was son of the late Nels and Mrs. Borgeson of Oconomowoc and a graduate of Oconomowoc High School. He married Edna M. Rutsch Sept 29 1930 at St John United Church of Christ.
Beulah, the year’s second tropical storm, reached hurricane size with 75 mph winds near its eye. Forecasters warn of increasing strength as the storm moves on a path north of Puerto Rico toward the Bahama Islands and the U.S. coast, about 1
A mother penguin transfers a one pound egg to the Tanner after laying. The male then takes a 60 day duty guarding the egg against cold and storms.
Two former Atomic Energy Commission figures, Lewis Strauss and Dr Willard Libby, voiced doubts about the limited nuclear test ban treaty at Senate hearings. Libby called it a worried reluctant acquiescence while Strauss warned of possible Soviet evasion and urged two reservations including allied warning and free use of weapons.
The proposal seeks to construct hare bors canals and other peaceful works in U S territory or friendly nations, asking for support of such projects as benefits of nuclear power.
Rep Henry Reuss of Wisconsin today demanded the United States withdraw recognition of the regime of South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem. He urged the move as a policy shift and called for reassessment of U.S. relations with Saigon amid the ongoing crisis.
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