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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
8
Wisconsin remains cloudy with occasional snow tonight and Wednesday. Snow totals may reach 2 to 3 inches especially in the south. Warmer southeast tonight with low 8 to 14 north and 15 to 22 south. Wednesday highs mostly in the 20s. Monroe Zone also cloudy with light snow likely, 1 to 3 inches possible, warmer tonight, lows around 20s, and Wednesday highs 25 to 30.
Reported today since 1 p.m. high 25 and low 14 with a year ago high 30 and low 18. One inch of snow fell since yesterday. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.33 and 1 p.m. 30.09. Warmest spot Miramar California at 89 and coldest Pellston Michigan at 12. Sunrise 7 18 sunset 4 20.
Judge Roger L. Elmer Gary Guttmer of Browntown pleads guilty to non support and is ordered to pay 15 dollars weekly to wife and child through March 1965, then 20 dollars weekly starting April 1. Bond set at 500 dollars for two years. Delos R. Milliken of Platteville pleads guilty to no valid license with 25 dollars fine and costs. registration charge dismissed. Monroe Police.
Death notices list Daniel Keyes 72 of Shullsburg Mae Lawton 67 of Dodgeville and John B Crow 80 of San Diego California. The brief notices provide names ages and places of residence without additional biographical detail.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wenger 1005 13th avenue welcome a daughter born December 1. Mr and Mrs Thomas Rust Albany report a daughter born December 1. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Young Box 103 Monroe announce a daughter born December. Mr and Mrs Douglas Hanson Argyle report a son born November 30. Mr and Mrs Wayne Stoddart Brooklyn report a daughter born November 30. Mr and Mrs Jerry Bear Verona announce a son born November 30. Mr and Mrs Norval Parrish Sr Beloit report a son born November 30.
A list of names associated with St. Clare Hospital items surgical and medical staff or patients from Apple River Rockford Juda Brodhead Janesville Sterling Freeport Woodford and surrounding areas. The document includes multiple individuals with addresses in 18th street avenue 20th avenue and 19th street among others.
Daniel Keyes 72 a longtime area resident and retired farmer died suddenly yesterday in his home in Shullsburg. He was born July 22 1892 in North Dakota and is survived by his wife Mary Jane O'Brien five sons two of Dubuque and others in Madison Eugene Darlington Arthur at home four daughters and 31 grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at St Matthew's Catholic Church with burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight. rosary at 8 tonight and 8 tomorrow night.
Howard Voegeli leaves Monday with 13 Brown Swiss cattle bound for the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Cattle showings are scheduled for Thursday with Don Timm of Monroe accompanying Voegeli.
A lighthearted note touts quick cash by selling unused belongings through classified ads. It emphasizes ease and appeal of turning clutter into money, suggesting readers consider listing items to boost income. The tone is promotional and encourages action.
Co. B of Green County's National Guard unit prepared for an annual federal inspection at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8 and planned a family Christmas party for Saturday, Dec. 12. Invitations go to former Co. B members now in the 32nd Division. Dinner begins at 8 p.m. in the Armory with potluck dishes and guests bringing their own silverware. Dancing by Guerdon Heins combo in the recreation room. Decorating committee includes Calvin Strahm, Frank and Chester Dillon, Richard Hassenfelt, Otto Erzinger and Nicolas Leutengger. Soldiers on six months active duty at Ft. Jackson, S.C., and Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., are noted, including Richard Soetaert and Lenwood Potts and John Saalsan. Peter Buholzer recently joined the unit. Rifle team top five scores totaling 1185 listed: Capt. Dwight C. Coplien 241, S. Sgt. Leo W. Hauri 238, Sgt. Nicolas Leutengenner 235, Sgt. Gary L. Kuebli 239, SP4 Emil U. Erb 232.
Funeral services for Claude Reed 59 of Elkhorn will be held Thursday at Mitchell funeral home in Benson Illinois. Reed died Sunday morning in St. Clare hospital. He was an attendant at Walworth County Hospital and lived in the Elkhorn area six years. Born September 13 1905 in Macedonia North Carolina. He married Margaret Shipman October 21 1932 in Parma Missouri. He was a member of Elk horn Baptist church. Surviving are his wife two daughters Nora Neumeister Elkhorn Barbara Day Paducah Kentucky two sons Clarence Kenosha and Marion Paducah two sisters Madge Frailey Macedonia and Thelma Blacketer Lombard Illinois and four grandchildren.
The Knights of Pythias will convene tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall. The Page rank will be conferred during the session.
Personal mentions of Milbourne Duerst at the VA hospital Madison with his mother Mrs Zella Ginner. Various notices for Woman's Relief Corps and American Legion Auxiliary meetings. Local families Mr and Mrs George H Schuh return from Milwaukee after funeral. Multiple Thanksgiving dinners and visits across Madison area with addresses and names listed.
Deputies ordered unregistered magazine sales teams to leave Monroe County after detecting two men and three women working across the area. Authorities urged residents who were approached to notify law enforcement.
In East Baltimore a fire killed seven children while their parents survived. Kenneth A. Smith, 38, was arrested about five hours later on an arson charge after police found a gasoline can and a 15-year-old survivor said he was pushed back inside. Marian Smith had a prior assault warrant.
The text lists four Milwaukee merchants Richard Koster Alfredo? No, Richard Koster as merchandising manager, Al Tousey grocery merchandiser, James Ditty meat merchandiser, and Harry Marks produce merchandiser, with a manager from Madison. Bruni-Miller Co. of Monroe served as general contractor for the building located across from the city’s new municipal structure now under construction.
The 1965 gross tax rate of 33.30 yields city receipts of 4.78, down from 4.83 in 1964, while the school district gets 18.36 up from 17.72. The state keeps 0.26, unchanged, and the county receives 9.90, slightly up from 9.89. The final announcement depends on full financial tabulation.
The plan outlines steps needed to meet budgets for both the county and the school district. It paves the way for sending tax bills later this month and the subsequent payments in the weeks that follow.
Mrs. Lawton of Monticello widow of Edward Quade died yesterday in a Dodgeville hospital. Survived by son Dale Lawton of Janesville a mother Mrs. Margaret Veitch of Edgerton a brother Samuel Veitch of Edgerton four sisters and ten grandchildren. Services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Lulloff funeral home Dodgeville with calling hours.
A meeting for all fifth and sixth grade boys interested in playing Little League basketball will be held tomorrow night at 4 p.m. in Lincoln Gymnasium.
The fire department was summoned to the Paul Veenie house on South Main Street at 6 10 am to extinguish a chimney fire. The residence is occupied by the Maurice Pederson family.
John B Crow 80 a native of Monroe Iowa and former resident died Sunday in a San Diego hospital. Services and burial are planned for Hampton Iowa. He was born June 12 1884 son of Robert Crow and his wife. He lived in Juda Artesian and later San Diego with his wife Emma Smock Crow who died 1939. Surviving are son Donald Fontana daughter Ruth Curry Spring Valley brother Will Sioux City sisters Mrs Ardly and Mrs Klousia Hampton and Mrs Claypool Des Moines plus two grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
William J. Guider resumes duties as dispatcher for the sheriff after an absence since October 7 and a period of hospitalization at St. Clare.
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