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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
8
A weather notice shows hazardous driving conditions in north and east central Wisconsin with one to two inches of snow, light snow elsewhere, and snow ending tonight. Lows around 5 to 18 and highs near 25 to 32 as clouds increase Tuesday with more snow possible later.
Last week highs reached 46 and lows remained low with a high near 30 and a low around 11 since Saturday 10 a.m. Snow flurries noted in precipitation. Barometer readings were 30.21 at 1 a.m. and 30.14 at 1 p.m. Yu ma Arizona reported the warmest location at 80 while Marquette Michigan logged the coldest at 5. Sunrise was 7 10 and sunset 4 28.
George E. Classert transfers 198.29 acres more or less in sections 32 and 31 of New Glarus Township to Alfred W. Aiken. Luanne Atkinson and others transfer land in section 14 of Spring Grove Township to Charles Atkinson. Wendell L. Simmons transfers Lot 5 in Blackhawk Subdivision in the city of Monroe to Robert L. Ableman.
Alvin P. Larson is named administrator of the estate of Howard Hermanson of York Township who died October 14. Appraisers are Oscar Paulson and Edward Bidlingmaier. Heirs are the widow and son Floyd of Route 1 Blanchardville and daughters Mrs. Fred L. Wenger Route 3 Monroe and Sharon Kay Hermanson of 1917 12th Street.
County court entries list Roger L Elmer and Ronald R Lane cases with revocation and operating under the influence charges. Robert J Dunlavy faces stop sign violation. trial set for Dec 19. Ronald J Goecks cited for speeding and underage premises violation with driving hours restricted for a month.
Judge Martin Hutzel orders Terrance Marsh of Brodhead to pay costs and attend traffic school after a failure to yield right of way. No fine due to state statutes involving a minor. Driver license suspended 30 days. Police report from Brodhead.
James E. Blackbour of Crystal Lake Illinois forfeits ten dollars for speeding. Bernard A. Arnold of Stoughton forfeits ten dollars for parking on private posted property.
Mrs. Henry G. Smith, 88, Mineral Point. Mrs. James A. Connolly, 80, Darlington. George S. Mullen, 59, Shullsburg. Steven R. Bawden, 88, Mt. Carroll, Illinois. The brief notices identify four individuals by name and age and towns of residence.
Mr and Mrs Jackson Walters Janesville celebrate a son born December 1. Mr and Mrs Stanley Pickett Argyle welcome a son born December 1. Mr and Mrs Harold Heck Route 2 welcome a daughter born in November. Mr and Mrs Donald Jordi 1608 16th Street announce a son born November 30. Mrs Donna Hendrickson and the late Robert Hendrickson Argyle announce a daughter born November 30.
Personal notices list Barbara Schuetze daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Schuetze among 16 co-eds initiated into Sigma Alpha Iota on the Madison campus. Also covered are deer hunting tales a Legion Auxiliary program and several Thanksgiving visits plus meetings of Women of the Moose and other campus events with neighbors and relatives mentioned.
Steven Bawden 88 of Carroll died at 6 18 p m yesterday in St. Clare hospital after being admitted Aug 5 as a medical patient. A retired salesman of dental supplies born in Mt. Carroll he never married. Survived by no immediate relatives. Services 2 p m tomorrow at Frank funeral home Mt. Carroll with Rev. Donald Thomas officiating. Burial Oak Hill cemetery Mt. Carroll.
Wisconsin cheddar market today reports steady trading and fair to good demand. Supplies of all styles are ample with prices for cheddars around 364 to 3842, 40-pound blocks near 3655 to 39, single daisies 385 to 39, longhorns 38 to 39, and midgets 3734 to 4042.
A public notice lists names under St. Clare Hospital Medical with Rockford Belleville Beloit and Durand residents in Medical Surgical and Dismissals sections. It lists caregivers and patients including Johnson Hendrick Hayter Marcia McKenna Whitehead Barney Verdi Skokowski Tregoning Graves Hollenstein and many others. The notice also provides a phone number 325-5101 for sell rent buy hire inquiries.
Mrs. Smith age 88 died at St. Clare hospital Monroe after medical admission October 30. Funeral Requiem High Mass will be at St. Pauls Mineral Point with burial in Kendalltown Immaculate Conception cemetery. Survived by two daughters Edna McGregor Eagle River and Eunice Rieder Monroe, two sons Harry and Robert Smith, a brother Francis McCarten Madison, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
The Smith Masonic Lodge will hold a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple featuring election of officers and regular business.
John Meyers, a World War I veteran, entered the VA hospital at Madison on Saturday. The report notes his veteran status and admission location.
Thomas Marean who was injured in an automobile crash on September 28 remains in traction at Sherman Hospital in Elgin Illinois through the holidays and at least until mid January. His visiting relatives were his parents Mr and Mrs Victor Marean and Mr and Mrs Allie Wuetrich yesterday.
The Richland Creek watershed Christmas Party will be held at Ball School starting at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Cards will be played and gifts exchanged.
Ambrose Wenger who won the state picker shelter contest and nearly won the National Corn Picking Contest will be a guest of the New Glarus Business Association at a meeting on Wednesday.
George Hollenstein Sr. of Monroe was admitted to St. Clare hospital yesterday for medical evaluation of a kidney ailment. His condition is reported as good.
Monroe high school lists thirteen seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen named to the straight A honor roll for the second six weeks ending Nov 22. The roster includes students such as Martha Barnes Linda Fritz Teresa Goetz Judith Hefty Robert Knipschild Raymond G Peterson and others across four classes.
An Associated Press survey shows security for governors tightened in several states after President Kennedy's assassination. Some states kept normal protection, while others expanded guards briefly or studied tighter measures. In Texas guards around Gov. John B. Connally increased, with about 25 Department of Public Safety members rotating around the Dallas hospital.
The electric eel Elec trophorus electricus from tropical South America can out shock any battery of equal size, delivering a powerful electrical display.
The Swiss Badger Watershed Association will hear Donald Hatfield, conservation cartoonist, speak at its annual meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday in Monticello High School. Myron E. Jeglum will report on State Soil and Water Conservation Committee task force findings on a proposed major watershed project. Other Wisconsin Conservation Department officials will give reports and James Schwoegler will show color slides. Three directors will be elected representing Primrose and Albany Townships and Monticello village.
Pope Paul VI announced from Vatican City that he will issue an apostolic letter on Tuesday extending new powers to all bishops. The move aims to resolve a council dispute over shared authority between bishops and the pope during the Vatican Ecumenical Council’s final working meeting of its second session.
The US Navy said the ice breaker Atka lost a propeller and shaft while cutting a channel through McMurdo Sound in Antarctica. No injuries reported. The incident was announced from Christchurch New Zealand.
Prime Minister Ismet Inonu, 80, resigns in Ankara after a Washington trip for President Kennedy’s funeral. The move follows his return from the U S where Kennedy’s death was mourned.
Registered Holstein cows in Vermont and nearby areas post new lactation records. Notable cows include Shroplands Elmeka Korndyke owned by Harry Broughton Estate Albany with 14650 lbs milk 574 lbs fat in 305 days and Pecatonica Abigal Prilly Pride producing 19629 lbs milk 751 lbs fat in 365 days.
In a Monroe dairy record Arthur H. Stauffacher reports Barta a five year old cow produced 16000 pounds of milk and 508 pounds of fat in a year. The note highlights the high yield of this individual bovine from the local herd.
Robert A. Weatherington, 40, was to be arraigned in General Sessions Court on a charge of making an oral threat against President Johnson. Agents said he claimed a news blackout of his Army Corps of Engineers discharge would be cleared by the President and three bank heads, and warned Johnson would die if the blackout did not end.
Cuban composer pianist Ernesto Lecuona, 68, who had recently arrived in Santa Cruz de Tenerife to recover from a lung ailment, died Friday night of a heart attack. Among his notable works were Malaguena and Siboney.
In Dakar on Sunday, national elections were marred by violence leaving more than ten people dead and about sixty injured amid chaotic scenes and clashes.
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