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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1962
Page
8
Wisconsin mostly cloudy with snow flurries in extreme north and colder highs and lows. Monroe area mostly cloudy with occasional rain this afternoon ending tonight and colder Wednesday with lower 29 to 34 and highs 37 to 42. Readings include temperatures from 54 to 44 and precipitation of .07 inch since yesterday.
Edna N. Ingwell transfers to New Glarus Industrial Development Corp. part of Outlet 30 Assessor's Plat village of New Glarus. Harry A. Walters transfers to Edward H. Quade part of Outlet 20 Assessor's Plat village of Monticello.
Monroe Police report lists Judy Garland of 1805 17th Avenue charged with transporting malt beverage in a car with a minor present. no plea entered. held over to 10 a.m. Dec with $200 bond. Gregory L Reddick of 1210 10th Street charged with reckless driving. $70 and costs. 15 days in county jail.
Wayne Leonard Kleinert 24 of Route 1 Brodhead and Joyce Ann Dammen 19 of Brodhead obtained a marriage license.
The list records passings of Lewis P. Rishell Warren III, Mrs. J. W. Ames age 84 of Evansville, Emmett S. Pellett 81 of Richland Center, Frederick J. Bouray 76 of rural Rock City TI, Mrs. Mary Luetta Kriens 79 of rural Pecatonica II, and Clarence L. Hartung 55 of Platteville.
Mr and Mrs Roland Ritschard of Monticello announce the birth of a daughter on December 4.
Medical and surgical patients listed for tonsillectomy at St. Clare Hospital include Michael Krauss and Linda Krauss of 1910 16th Avenue among numerous names from towns such as Beloit Janesville Rockford Darlington Juda Argyle Lena and Evansville. The list features multiple patients across routes and households with many accompanying spouses.
New York stocks climbed in heavy trading with volume around 5.2 million shares. Rail and industrials led gains on a broad front as Ely, Illinois Central and other majors posted about a point or more. Automakers rose with Chrysler up over 2 points while techs like IBM and Xerox surged.
Articles of Incorporation filed with the register of deeds by Mrs. Helen Bratzke establish the Country Casualty Co Inc a livestock insurance firm. William J Schmitz attorney named initial registered agent and offices listed at 1702 11th street with 15 incorporators including Waldo Freitag F L Buchschacher Herman J Schmitz Orville R Evans Sr Dr Paul Didion and Dr Clyde D Lyle among others.
The Wisconsin faculty, guided by the Human Rights Committee, ruled Delta Gamma may stay at the University of Wisconsin. The decision followed a review showing the national Delta Gamma organization changed its membership policy after Beloit College suspended a chapter for pledging a Black member.
Frank M. Haren of 2121 11th Street lists dismissals affecting multiple individuals: Mrs. Gordon Lowrey and son, Mrs. Lawrence Albercht and son, Mrs. Anson Hale, Mrs. Roy Bergemann, Mrs. Edwin Greenwood, Mrs. Cora Rowley, Mrs. Edmund Marchal, Sharie McCullick, Mrs. Gerald Hilfixer and daughter, and Mrs. Joseph Williams and daughter.
Personal notes show Jacob Bruni of New Glarus on business. Mrs Earl McCulley of rural Albany Evansville in the city yesterday. Rummage sale starts 8 a.m. Thursday December 6 at Harold Blumer home 1301 14th avenue. Monroe Jaycettes bake sale Friday December 7 at Commercial and Savings Bank room starting 9 a.m.
Ten couples filed marriage license applications at the county clerk's office in November with three parent consents. In November 1961 there were eight license applications and six parent consents recorded.
Frank M. Haren underwent emergency major surgery yesterday at St. Clare hospital. His condition is satisfactory after falling ill over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Jon Dannerbeck Madison welcome a son born at 11 this morning in St Marys hospital Madison. He is the couple's second child and older sister Katherine Louise is 17 months. The mother is Martha Ann Maytag of Newton Iowa and the late Mr Maytag. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paul Dannerbeck Monroe Iowa. Great grandparents are Mrs Ora Maytag Newton and Florida and Mrs F L Huffman Monroe.
Knights of Pythias to elect new officers during the meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the IOOF hall.
Mr and Mrs Ralph E Niffenegger relocate with family from San Antonio Texas to Rantoul Illinois He previously served as field engineer for Gillfillon Electronics in San Antonio and is now promoted to supervisor at Chanute Field He is a 1954 Monroe High School graduate and served four years in the Air Force in Texas and Mississippi
A snippet highlights dependable cars and safer travel with daily classifieds offering real bargains. The message emphasizes reliable transportation and affordable deals available every day.
The city board set hours for the dump from sunrise to sunset and planned a sign on the closing chain near the highway. They considered allowing utility reps to review permits before approval to protect underground lines. Sewer flooding at 732 Tith Street was discussed with a plan to cover future basement backups if they recur.
Maj Currie addressed members of Co B Green County National Guard from Beloit signed to Headquarters Second Battle Group Elkhorn last night regarding Wisconsin Military Academy training. Equipment and lockers were prepared for inventory December 18 by a US Property and Fiscal Officer from Camp Douglas. Routine instruction occurred and NCO school is set for 7:30 tonight.
Dr. Eugene Grace of the Monroe Clinic ophthalmology department will speak to the Monroe Kiwanis Club at 12 15 p.m. Thursday in the Swiss Wheel on The Age of Bifocals. The board’s final meeting of the year is set for tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. in the Mansion.
J C Penney Co made a special Christmas payment today to regular and part time associates employed on or before October 1 excluding management staff. The sum is in addition to sick benefits hospital and surgical insurance non contributory group life profit sharing retirement plan and purchase discounts.
Madison Wisconsin Democrats plan to invite about 25000 people to the January seventh inauguration of Gov elect Reynolds. Republicans who won the remaining four state offices will not be sending invitations. State chairman Patrick Lucey announced that invitations will be mailed this week and that a $25 per plate fundraising dinner will be held the same evening.
A C S Pierce truck driven by Leo Harris Route 2 Brodhead hit a cable stretched across a Decatur Township road by highway workers felling a tree. The 4:08 p m report noted minor damage to the Pierce truck. County truck driver Clarence Zimmerman of Brodhead driven. The crash occurred about a mile north of Brodhead on Decatur Road.
Milwaukee report indicates the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles may end the practice of adding extra points to motorists for traffic violations that result in personal injuries. The change would affect penalties and enforcement considerations statewide.
James L. Karns, head of the department, has authority to make the change by departmental order and without legislative authorization. J. L. Steensland, Karns’ attorney, says the change is necessary because it is very difficult to determine when an injury is involved in a violation.
Mrs Elizabeth Buholzer age 72 died Sunday. Services held at Stuessy funeral home at 9 and St Victor Catholic church at 9:30 with Rev E C McCollow presiding. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers included Ernest Steinman Sr Argyle Reinhard Mueller Otto Wirz William Niederberger Alfred Meier Sr. Members of the G U G Germania attended in a body. Mrs Buholzer served as the first president of this women’s group in 1923 and 1924.
Fire officials say a natural gas leak may have caused the explosion that shook the Ohio State University district in Columbus and wrecked a dining hall under construction in a new dormitory complex.
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy is in New York for the next several days with plans undisclosed by the White House. She arrived Monday aboard the family plane and is staying at the Hotel Carlyle.
Kenneth Sundseth president of the Jaycees asks members to attend the directors meeting at 6 p.m. tomorrow at Marco's supper club. The session precedes the 7 p.m. regular meeting and will cover important matters including voting for Monroe's Outstanding Senior Citizen. Nomination deadline was today and the winner will be announced at Bosses Night on Jan 16.
Entries for the 24th annual Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association judging are due at Monroe Cheese Corp by noon tomorrow. Judging will follow the deadline.
The annual meeting at Turner Hall Saturday features a noon dinner and awards presented noon by Glenn Erbe Mr Horeb and Fred Escher of Monticello. Guest speaker Dr Heinz Hofer of New York City will discuss his role as general manager of the Switzerland Cheese Association in the United States and Canada.
London guards to wear regular caps instead of tall bearskins at Buckingham Palace and other royal homes. War Office cites easier patrols with caps than the bearskins worn since the Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
In Hanau Germany the US Army launches the season's first winter weather maneuvers. Tanks crunch across frozen ground as American units practice mobility and defensive drills in central Germany.
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