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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
6
The Wisconsin daily forecast shows normal highs of 71 to 77 in the northeast and 76 to 80 in the southwest with lows from 51 to 60 across regions. Precipitation totals about a half inch with likely thunderstorms mainly after the weekend. Monroe zone: partly cloudy and warm tonight, Saturday mostly cloudy and cooler with showers, lows in the 60s and a high near 75 to 82.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high reached 85 and the low 65. A year ago today the highs and lows were 91 and 67. Barometer stood at 30.09 at 1 a.m. and 30.07 at 1 p.m. The warmest spot was Presidio Texas at 107 and the coldest Reno Nevada and Butte Montana at 39. Sunrise was 6 14 and sunset 7 51.
Willis H. Zwicky sells to Edna Babler part Outlet 83 on Assessor's Plat in Monticello Jr. School District 1 Monroe. N J Hoffman acquires section corner between sections 29 30 31 32 in Clarno Township. Charles Buehler Sr transfers to Wendell L. Simmons Monroe Construction Co parcels 2 3 and 4 Bik 4 Swiss Lane No 2 subdivision Monroe. Mollie S. Glaeden sells W half of outlet 134A and related parcel near New Glarus to Raymond P. Kundert. Monroe School District 1 transfers to Alfred Guttmer one acre in Monroe Township.
Judge Roger L. Elmer presides as Orville Anderson of Route 1 Blanchardville pleads not guilty to cruelty to animals with trial set for 1 30 p m September 12. Florence Allen of Browntown has no registration and the case dismissed by the sheriff s department and Stata Catrel.
Letters of administration issued to Robert E. Mueller in the estate of Arnold H. Mueller who died July 31. Appraisers named Henry Burgy and Walter Wenger. Heirs at law include daughter Cleo Ruff and sons Robert E., Marion E., and Philip A. Mueller.
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Minnie A. Hanson 70 in Woodford Fred Steinmann 95 of Milwaukee Theodore Kindro 80 of Warren Illinois Arthur Wurm 88 of Shullsburg Mrs Walter Van Norsdall 20 of Las Vegas Nevada in brief notices across multiple locations.
Mr and Mrs Henry Gilbert announce a son born in Monticello on August 22. Mr and Mrs Richard Wainwright of New Glarus report a son born the same day.
Local residents share travel plans and visits including Misses Karen Boswell and Kristine Boswell in Monroe, the Hamilltons returning from West Point, Betty Hoffman and daughter Susan on vacation in California, and civil defense official Charles Marvin meeting health officials in Madison. CWO Richard Kundert and family prepare for a 13 month Korea tour from Lacey Washington after recent duty at Ft. Lewis.
Miss Kathleen Nussbaum and Miss Barbara Wegmueller presented a 4 H Swiss fondue demonstration during the Monroe Kiwanis gathering at the Swiss Wheel yesterday. Plans for the annual Monday noon dinner at the Swiss Wheel honor 14 new Monroe school teachers. Supt Derwin J Huenink will speak and introductions of Kiwanians and teachers will be made.
Six teachers new to the county system met at the superintendent's office for a conference and instructional period. The group includes Sally Kubly in Cadiz Center Elizabeth Jaeggs in Pleasant Grove Marie Adams in Twin Grove Charlene Flannery in Davis Jean Schneider and Randall Palombi in Juda State Graded. All rural teachers are in Juda district except Kubly Cadiz Center school lies in South Wayne district.
A Green County American Legion council meeting at 8 p.m. Sunday in the Legion clubrooms will select a committee chairman for the second annual memorial service to be held in November. Donald C. Jordi, county adjutant, said all Legionnaires are welcome to attend.
Recreation Park hosts a softball tournament with FFA facing Eagles at 7 45 p m and Browntown meeting Tr uethardts Rust l ers at 9 15 p m tonight. Tomorrow shows no games scheduled at Twin ing Park.
lifelong Woodford area resident Mrs Hanson died at 7 30 a m in a Green County hospital She was born December 23 1892 to Fred and Justine Guttmer in Jordan Township She married Daniel A Hanson March 27 1917 He died October 17 1929 Survivors include two daughters Irene Wickey and Wilma Olson a son Leo ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren Also three brothers two sisters and several nieces and nephews She was a Jordan Lutheran church member Services Monday at 2 p m at Jordan Church Rev Hans C Jersild officiating Burial in adjacent cemetery Erickson funeral home Argyle open Sunday for visitation until 10 30 a m
Albany Times Special reports a library benefit auction tomorrow after a summer band concert. Sponsored by the Albany Civic Club, proceeds support the new library funded by late Mrs. Lillie Morgan. Wayne Albertson Sr. will serve as auctioneer starting at 7 30 p.m.
Two sub teen Brodhead youths were to appear in Juvenile Court over break-ins and thefts. Police said items including small articles cigarettes candy and cigars were taken from Olson's North Side Grocery on August 10 and August 15.
Twenty six production workers at Engineering Curtainwall Inc. went on strike Thursday over a contract dispute. The firm plans to move operations soon to an area south of Wausau, potentially affecting the local workforce.
Mr and Mrs Edward O Connor Verona welcomed Edward John born August 9 as their new son. The couple already has two sons and a daughter. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Irvin Disch New Glarus. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs William O Connor Belleville.
Diane Louise is the name of the daughter born Aug. 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Don Rupnow. They have three sons. Mr. and Mrs. William Rupnow are grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Don Fjelstad of Belleville announce the birth of their son Vance Russell on August 17. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William McFadden of New Glarus and Mr and Mrs Albert Blaser of Belleville. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Carl Blaser and Mrs Sylvia Stuessy. great great grandmother is Mrs Oswald Schmid.
SP5 George Bagley of Richmond Virginia is recovering from bone surgery after a winter fracture failed to heal. A hip bone graft was used to aid the repair. He has served since 1945 and is the son of Mrs. Burr Bagley.
Jackie Jacobson the grandson of Mrs. Laura Jacobson and son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobson Beloit, a former Albany resident, is being moved from Wood Hospital to the VA hospital in Madison. He is badly crippled from a service connected Mediterranean accident three years ago while on active Naval duty.
Mrs John Ponyicsanyi formerly Hetet Bahler will teach in Footville primary grades while her husband will teach business education at Orfordville High School.
Mrs. Fred Wenger Jr. of Route 4 is confined to home after injuring the top of her left foot yesterday at her farm. A puncture more than an inch deep occurred when a board with a rusty nail fell on her. She is being treated at the Monroe Clinic.
Community Betterment Committee met Wednesday at the Village Hall. Julian Horgan of Madison, assistant director of the Badger Blood Center, showed a film on new blood processing methods and explained why the county will have to take steps.
List of patients undergoing tonsillectomy and other medical procedures at St Clare Hospital, including Larry Sommers and Michael Wilde, with numerous addresses. Also notes surgical patients Denese Wiesenberg Phillip Welton Kevin Rosborough Chester Baldwin and dismissals of multiple individuals.
Mrs. Ralph R. Tripilette, Carol Koenig of Monroe, receives a one semester fellowship and scholarship to study for a master's degree at Trinity College Hartford. A 1962 Kentucky graduate, she recently completed Trinity summer graduate work. Her husband Lilie Vergy is a Hartford planner.
A blood drive is scheduled in New Glarus for October 3. Organizers urge eligible donors to participate to support local patients.
Mr and Mrs George Ubl of Libertyville Illinois welcomed a son named Timothy Donald born August 20 at Lake Forest Hospital in Lake Forest Illinois. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lee Babler of Monroe Michigan and Mr and Mrs George Ubl of Deerfield Illinois.
The Stephenson County Fair in Freeport will host state and national mechanical corn picking contests tomorrow night starting at 6 30 p.m. A Green County delegation offers a 30 minute program before the grandstand with a talk on corn contests by Susan Disch public information director. Betty Vetterli New Glarus performs Swiss music and the Tucker Four quartet of the county barbershop singing group will sing. John Mulhall Ben Blazer Andrew Erickson and James Bisegger comprise the Tucker Four with Mulhall serving as master of ceremonies. The event is sponsored by the Green County Agricultural Chest.
Green Dane and Rock County committees schedule a public hearing at 8 p m Friday Aug 30 at Albany high school on petitions of nine Belleville district residents seeking to detach and attach to Albany. Petitioners include Baltz Luchsinger E A Luchsinger Robert Evans Wallace Everill Mrs Elsie Swann Fred Bergman Mrs Arthur Swann Carl Schultz and Margaret Schultz. Previous petitions have been denied.
A final warning to delinquent taxpayers will be sent next week urging payment or installments. About 180000 overdue taxpayers owe nearly $14 million, with expected collections of about $5 million through payroll withholding over the next two years.
The Senate commerce committee approved a binding arbitration bill to end the railroad work rules dispute before a Thursday strike deadline. It would create a seven member board with two carrier and two union reps plus three public members. failing agreement, public members may be appointed by the president.
MADISON The State Highway Department said Highway 26 in Janesville is added to main Wisconsin routes with closed sections and detours due to construction. Other closures include State 162 from Stoddard to Chaseburg 43 in Kenosha County at 75 interchange 70 in Sawyer County Addison to Ojibwa 75 in Kenosha County Kansasville to Paddock Lake 103 east of Ladoga Fond du Lac 24 in Milwaukee 27 south of Cadett Chippewa 46 north of Balsam Lake Polk 67 north of Oconomowoc 113 near Maple Bluff Madison.
About 300 members of Local 1329 of the United Auto Workers AFL-CIO walked out at the Ray-O-Vac Mfg Co plant in Madison in a contract dispute. The company called the action a surprise stoppage affecting about 800 workers total.
Detroit reports a major industry concession to motorists as General Motors Chrysler Ford and American Motors announce all new cars will include front seat belts starting January 1, 1964. Studebaker led the trend last year amid long standing safety pressure dating back to Nash-Kelvinator's Rambler in 1950.
A concise note frames a missing act as the central puzzle, hinting at a theatre production riddle. The item anchors curiosity around a missing portion, suggesting backstage effects and potential cast or script gaps.
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