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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
6
Partly cloudy in the south and mostly cloudy in the north with light rain possible in the extreme north this afternoon. Mild tonight with light rain or drizzle in west and north areas. Tuesday brings cooler conditions with showers likely. Monroe zone shows milder conditions with highs near 50 to 55 and lows near 36 to 42.
Last week high 60 and low 42 since Saturday 1 p.m. Highest 60 lowest 42. Year ago today high 55 low 38. Precipitation since Saturday 10 a.m. trace. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.19 1 p.m. 30.09. Warmest place Brownsville Texas 81 coldest Omak Washington 14. Sunrise 7:12 Sunset 4:27.
Patrick J. Connors Jr. transfers an east fifty foot wide portion of parcels 78 and 79 Lybrand's Donation to the City of Monroe. The filing records the public property transfer by the city authorities for urban development.
County court actions list several defendants from Monroe and surrounding areas facing transporting beer with a minor present charges. Finley and Ejichstadt are held to 10 a.m. December 5 with bonds set. Sheahan and Demrow also face fines and license penalties in related proceedings.
Gary L. Breeze of Freeport forfeited a $10 bond for stop sign violation per Monroe Police. Karl Reinking of Monroe forfeited a $10 bond for backing limit violation.
Annette Patterson Sajjadi of Monroe was granted an absolute divorce from Mark Sajjadi of San Jose Calif on cruelty grounds. They wed August 5 1956 in Solon Springs and separated December 21 1959. Custody of a minor child awarded with support set at 25 a week after two years 40 a week later. Property settlement completed.
Ronald Gene Duchow aged 22 of Route 1 Juda and Shirley Ann Lincicum aged 19 of 1610 17th Street are listed as marriage license applicants.
A list of residents with ages and placements including Mrs. Elizabeth Buholzer 72 of 1210 10th street Isaac Saevre 66 of Brodhead Mrs. Owen Burke 84 of Shullsb urg Fred Fritz Locher 70 of Benton Robert N. Anderson 56 of Williams Bay Ivan Campbell 56 of Barron Mrs. Charles Walker 71 of Re- Mrs. Ernest DeBuhr 77 of Route 4 Platteville
Mr and Mrs Cecil Borcherding Verona announce a daughter on December 3. Mr and Mrs Jacob Gmar Monroe announce a daughter on December 3. Mr and Mrs Jan Bartelt New Glarus announce a son on December 2. Mr and Mrs Phillip Mueller Route 3 announce a son on December 2. Mr and Mrs Brian Miller 2244 21st street announce a daughter on December 2. Mr and Mrs Werner Bahler Gratiot announce a son on December 2. Mr and Mrs Robert Lindeman Beloit announce a daughter on December 2. Mr and Mrs Lester Grinnell …
Monroe Airport Development Corp discusses initial steps for hangars and an administration building at the new airport. Raymond R. Kubly and William Rollins are named to study hangar types and costs. The non profit group aims to rent facilities and transfer them to the city once paid for. Mayor Orville Evans attends. officers are Olsen, Scherer, and Viney with a board including Kubly and Rollins. The organization has lent 1,750 dollars to the city for increased airport funding.
Mr and Mrs Charles Koepp mark fifty years of marriage with a quiet gold en wedding anniversary at their home in Brodhead.
Route 4 son born Dec 2 to Mr and Mrs Burnell Flannery Argyle daughter born Dec 1 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Schwarzenger Route 2.
The notice lists patients and staff with multiple names and addresses across St. Clare Hospital Medical, Surgical, and Dismissals categories. It includes Edward Nevel of Brooklyn and Richy Smith of Brown Town among medical cases, plus staff such as Peter Peplos and James Combs in surgical, and a long list of dismissals including Jeffrey Edmunds and Mrs. Verena Marty across Madison, Janesville, Polo and other communities.
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Charles L Chick Hyland leaving for Mesa Arizona to spend winter there. Mrs Gertrude Dettloff Bloom er returns home after Thanksgiving and her 87th birthday with niece Mrs Bruce Blum. Lt Henry O Hefty visits Monroe parents while attending a traffic management institute in Chicago and at Northwestern University. Various meetings and local events noted with a wedding, funeral services, and civic group gatherings.
Mrs. Burke, 84, of Shullsburg, died last night at home after a long illness. Her daughter Miss Josephine, a former nurse at St. Clare hospital, cared for her. Survivors include husband, a son Joe of Warren, two daughters Sister M. Celine in Aurora Illinois and Miss Josephine, plus grandson Robert Burke of South Wayne. Services will be 9 a.m. Wednesday at St Matthew Catholic Church, with Rosary tomorrow night.
Miss Jane Hager a junior at Monroe High School is listed on the honor roll for the Saturday announcement. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl E Hager of 632 16th Avenue.
Robert N. Anderson aged 56 husband of Ann Ruf enacht of Monroe died about 8 Saturday night in his Williams Bay home after a heart attack. He had a 20 year heart condition and worked as a Mon arch products salesman. He was born June 4 1906 in Williams Bay and wed Ann Rufenacht July 25 1931 at Monroe. He was a member of United Church of Christ and Walworth Masonic lodge. Burial in East Delavan cemetery after services at his church tomorrow.
Two people died in a two car crash near Janesville with Nora Olson 69 and Roger Kelm 45 among the victims. Another fatality was Louis Langowski 18 of Winona after a car left a Buffalo County highway. James Dahms 15 of New London died from a car overturning. Ronald Ylmvisaker 33 of Milton was struck by a car on Highway 59 near Milton Junction. Peter Gentilini 29 of Duluth an aide to Rep. Blatnik died in a two car collision on Highway 12 north of Tomah.
West Germany shifts concern from unemployment to a potential acute labor shortage as economic and industrial sectors brace for tighter job markets and possible strain on production amid evolving labor policies and demographic trends.
Miss Valerie Usher daughter of Dr and Mrs John H Usher 1737 Lake Drive participated as one of 62 members from the Teresan Choral group among 600 singers in Handel Messiah at the Mayo Civic arena Rochester yesterday evening The Usher is a freshman at the College of Saint Teresa Winona Minnesota
Members of the VFW Post and Auxiliary at Beloit district meeting included Ralph Schroeder Virgil Wilkins Walter Laeser Fred Felder Ernest Zumbach Adolph Vogel Louis Oostdik Fred Buchschacher John Marty Ted Burgy Sam Pickett Alvin Riese Adolph Ostendorf. Next district meeting set for Sunday Feb 24 in Janesville.
Mr and Mrs James Smith welcome their son Barry James born yesterday at Harvard Illinois hospital. The new baby joins sister Christine aged 12. Smith teaches art at Big Foot High School Walworth and has previous teaching ties here. Grandparents are Evan C Chambers Monroe and James Smith Sr Janesville. Great grandmother Clyde Chambers Monroe.
Miss Joanne Ayres daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Ayres is president of one UW choral group and leads the women's chorus at the Christmas Concert held Sunday at Luther Memorial Church Madison.
John Anderegg, 18, Monroe, suffered severe lacerations to the head and a cut lip after a Friday night accident on Illinois 26 north of Orangeville. His car skidded on a curve while passing cars, hit a bridge abutment, rolled over, then struck a second vehicle driven by Jim Tate of Nashville, Tennessee. two passengers in Tate’s car were injured.
Preliminary plans aim to rebuild at the Lloyd Burkhalter farm in rural Browntown South Wayne after a barn fire early Saturday. Loss exceeds $20,000, with two cows, 20 calves, machinery, milking gear, hay and oats destroyed. Mr and Mrs Burkhalter woke at midnight and saved 18 cows. Browntown and Warren fire departments responded. the barn was fully ablaze upon arrival. cause unknown.
Mrs. Ernest DeBuhr, 77, died yesterday at her Route 4 home after a long illness. Survived by husband, three daughters Dorothy Helen Edebohls and Leo Engelke, three sons Clarence Melvin Fritz, and four grandchildren. Arrangements pending at Thomas funeral home.
Washington pilot Capt Edward J Bechtold warned of a narrow safety margin for landings at Idlewild in an Airlift magazine article he wrote before the crash. He and 24 others died when the DC7B failed to land in fog on Runway 4 at Idlewild.
Jacksonville Florida was invited today to meet Penn State in the Gator Bowl on December 29. Duke declined a postseason bid.
Nearly 200 people attended the underground fallout shelter open house at 1603 10th avenue the residence of Mr and Mrs Ervin L Goecks. The shelter was built by Goecks a Monroe Police sergeant with help from Alfred Buehlman Homer Wardlow and Monroe Ready Mix and Material Co. Attendees came from the area and nearby counties.
The Los Angeles Rams opened the NFL draft by selecting Ter ry Baker the Heisman winner from Oregon State. Pat Richter Wisconsin end was picked by the Washington Redskins seventh and also listed by Denver in the AFL as the AFL draft began with 14 teams and 11 a.m. start.
New York traders faced a moderate decline with overall losses in late trading. Aluminum stocks fell after price cuts with Alcoa and Kaiser Aluminum down over a point and Reynolds Metals down about a point as volume totaled around 3.9 million shares.
Ivan Campbell 56, Barron farmer, died from a brain hemorrhage at his farm. He was a native of Clarno, son of Elmer and Elma Campbell, husband of Clara, and father to George Lloyd and Norman. Surviving siblings include Mrs. Chester Shaffer and Mrs. Frank Shain. Burial in Wayside cemetery after funeral at Barron Methodist Church.
Madison Marine Reserve unit begins a 24 hour campout on Capitol Square to raise money for the Madison newspaper’s Empty Stocking Fund. They live in a tent and will eat field rations as part of the fundraiser.
A brief item notes that a valuable act or performance is missing and prompts organizers to locate the lost piece, with emphasis on its importance and the effort to recover it.
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