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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
8
A storm brings two to four inches of new snow to extreme southeast Wisconsin with flurries continuing near Lake Michigan into tonight and Saturday. Temperatures dip with lows from 2 above to 5 below and highs near 15 to 25, while Monroe sees single digits to near 10 above and highs around 17 to 25.
Yesterday post 1 PM high 25 low 16. Year ago today high 28 low 20. Snowfall since yesterday 1 PM three inches. Barometer 1 AM 30.15 1 PM 30.19. Warmest U S place McAllen Texas at 90. Coldest Be Midji Minnesota at 21. Sunrise 7 21 Sunset 4 19.
Claude H. Loughead transfers land sections 19 in Brooklyn Township and 24 in Exeter Township to Roy O. Keehn. Alma M. Kantro conveys It 1 block 3 in Sunrise Point Subdivision within Monroe to Kenneth L. Mayer.
County Court notes bond forfeitures for multiple offenders. Roger L Elmer Earl W Schindler Winslow Ill forfeited 20 dollar bond for left driving and 15 for no license. Ronald A Lentz Chicago forfeited 25 for failure to yield. Warren John Webb Marshalltown Ia forfeited 25 for speeding. Alvin L Thompson Blanchardville Route 2 forfeited 25 for speeding. David H Morey Inc Waukesha Route 1 forfeited 55 for group axle overload. William H Clark Jr Platteville forfeited 25 for speeding.
A list of deceased individuals with ages and hometowns including Arthur Hildebrandt Freeport Mrs Mary McDaniel Darling ton Mrs Bessie Heffron 82 Elgin Th Mrs Olga Zimbeck 73 Edgerton Herbert Kuelling 82 Ft At kinson Archie J Taylor 57 Cape Girardeau Mo Robert W Davies 81 Dodge ville.
Mrs Kittleson and Mr Kittleson announce the birth of a daughter on November 4. The ceremony adds a new member to the family with congratulations from friends and relatives.
Ada Wampfler and Henry A Williams among accident victims listed with hospital care. Medical patients include Mrs Eugene Cawley and others from Madison Monmouth and Beloit. surgical cases include Mrs Elmer Anderson and Tim othy Francois. Dismissals note multiple individuals including Carl Hannes Jr and Dan Olson.
Arlin E. Erickson, 34, of Darlington, was treated and released from St. Clare hospital after a one car crash on old Argyle road near Monroe. He lost control on a curve, hit a guy line pole, then a tree, causing heavy damage. he suffered minor cuts and bruises. The sheriff's deputies were alerted at 12:15 a.m. as a snow storm began.
Personal notice lists American Legion and 40 et 8 Fish Fry every Friday at Legion Club Room. Len Helland of Juda returns home after eight weeks in hospital. Bethel WSWS bake sale Saturday December 5 at First National Bank starting at 9 am. Knit legging sets for baby priced 6.95 at Bette's Gift Shop 2003 14th street.
Minneapolis NFO board to press ahead with talks on farm product withholding in closed meetings. President Oren Lee Staley remains in hospital after an appendectomy and did not set a timetable for resumption. Staley won a 19th term by 4 767 to 679, with Lynn Bowe challenging.
A truck driven by Ben L Abraham of 1500 23rd Avenue struck a car owned by Pascal Leasing Co Rockford in the 1000 block of 16th Avenue at 4 36 p m Police report cites the mishap at that time and place.
Mr and Mrs Jerold Gutzmer of 1736 15th street announce the birth of their daughter Penny Kay on November 20 at St. Clare hospital. She has two brothers Randy age 3 and Ricky 14 months. Grandparents include Leo Gutzmer Route 4 Oscar Leck 1000 24th street and Edward A Schneider 2012 9th avenue. Great grandparents and other relatives listed.
Mr and Mrs Eugene O Bel of 47 A Hillside Avenue Winthrop Mass welcomed their first child a daughter Shelly Renee born yesterday weighing eight pounds nine ounces Mrs O Bel formerly Caroline Holcomb of Monroe. Maternal grandparents are Mildred Holcomb of 2122 15th Street and Laverne Holcomb Freeport. Paternal grandmother Norma Ackerson Winslow. Maternal great grandparents Ira Holcomb Monticello and O A Hovde Gaylord Minn.
Ada Wamfler of 1408th Street was admitted to St. Clare Hospital yesterday at 12 30 p m after fracturing a vertebra in a fall on steps. Her condition is listed as good.
Classified ads serve thousands seeking practical solutions daily. Buyers and job seekers rely on short listings to connect with sellers, employers, and service providers across communities.
Coroner announces a 2 p.m. Wednesday inquest at the Courthouse into the death of Louis F. Mauermann 74 Brodhead. District Attorney Viney will lead a six man jury as Charles W Keen 18 faces possible charges after his car struck Mauermann on First Center avenue Brodhead. Autopsy followed and services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Everson funeral home with no visitation.
Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese prices remained unchanged to fractional gains for longhorns and single daisies as the Agricultural Marketing Service reported mixed demand and steady production. Swiss prices were unchanged on top grades amid uneven buying, with winter conditions slowing output and supply adequacy varying by grade.
Assistant Chief Dwight Coplien told Kiwanis members at the Swiss Wheel why he chose policing as a life career. He warned of rising contempt for law and violence toward officers and praised the Monroe Police Department for remaining free of scandal amid police work temptations.
Jack Kent Cooke Inc announces the $2.5 million purchase of community television antenna systems in Winona Minnesota and La Crosse Wisconsin through American Cablevision Co. The deal extends the company’s cable operations to two Midwest communities.
The nation’s unemployment rate fell to 5 percent in November, the Labor Department reported, marking the second lowest level since early 1960. The report highlights continued job gains across sectors and a strong labor market.
Harold Pederson and his son Allen have purchased the Martinizing dry cleaning franchise in Monroe. Allen has managed the store since November 13 1963 and the family plans a winter trip to Tarpon Springs Florida.
Swiss wrestling takes the spotlight at Turner Hall Saturday starting 2 p.m. with twelve wrestlers registered including two from Switzerland. The Coronation of the champion and a ball dance begin at 9 p.m. Miss Mary Cheryl Marty is this year’s ball queen, with proceeds funding the Foreign Type Cheesemakers laboratory in Monroe.
The Fond du Lac high school band will be Wisconsin’s official representative in the inaugural parade in Washington on January 20. Congressman elect John A. Race and Democratic State Chairman Louis Hanson announced today.
Roy Chesebro was elected worshipful master at a Smith Lodge meeting last night. Other officers chosen include Fred D. Kubly as senior warden Norman L. Rasmussen as junior warden Walter R. Ekum as treasurer and Dwight C. Coplien as secretary. Appointive officers named by Master-Elect Chesebro include Boyd N. Elliott chaplain Robert Von Kaenel senior deacon Ervin L. Goecks junior deacon Wilbert E. Johnson senior steward Jerry I. Coplien junior steward and Royal Liddicoat thler. Joint installation with St Omar Chapter Order of Eastern Star is planned.
Hogs totaled 7 500 with varied weights selling 11 25 to 17 25 per cwt. Cattle and calves reach 8 500 head with prime and high choice ranges 23 75 to 25 50 for different weights. Sheep see 600 head with slaughter lambs selling 19 00 to 21 50. Butter and eggs show mixed to steady prices. Corn and oats have limited or no new sales with soy prices noted.
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room using the classified ads section of The Monroe Evening Times. The item suggests consulting the newspaper for listings and contact details.
Arthur Hildebrandt of Freeport died Thursday at his home after a long illness. He was a retired W. T. Rawleigh employee. Survivors include his wife Jennie two sons James Milwaukee and Harlan at home two sisters and a brother. Arrangements are pending at Walter Mortuary in Freeport.
A four inch snow and 44 mile wind paralyzed Chicago streets and delayed air travel as the storm moved from the Southwest across the Plains to the Midwest. O Hare Airport canceled landings briefly before resuming full operations.
The Little Sugar River Watershed group hosts an evening in the high school agriculture room at 8 15 p m. tomorrow. Mr and Mrs John Wettach present slides from Switzerland. Attendees will play cards and enjoy refreshments.
Unregistered magazine sales crew halted in Brooklyn after police arrested three for soliciting without permits. The driver was ticketed for illegal parking and no valid license. Deputies aided in enforcement. urges to report continued magazine soliciting without permits. Same company, different county crew.
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