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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
8
Cloudy and colder with snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Partial clearing Thursday with some flurries likely east in the morning. Lows tonight 10 to 20 northwest with highs Thursday 28 to 36. Monroe zone same pattern with lows 20 to 25 and Thursday highs 32 to 36.
Report covers temperatures since yesterday 1 p.m. high 41 low 28. A year ago today high 37 low 23. Snowfall since yesterday 1 p.m. measured one quarter inch. Barometer 1 a.m. 29.90 pS 1 p.m. 29.92. Warmest city Brownsville Texas 85 degrees. coldest Douglas Wyoming 5. Sunrise 7 14. Sunset 4 27.
County court records show Judge Roger L Elmer Paul Krattiger charged with burglary with no plea entered and case continued to Dec 10. bonds set and various pleas entered in traffic and non support matters. Howard Waelti pleaded guilty to DWI, license revocation for a year, fines and costs assessed. Robert Deal placed on probation for one year for non support. Janet Rosberg forfeited bond for failure to stop. Keith Wallack forfeited bond for wrong side of road. Paul Sedwick fined for unregistered vehicle and improper plates. jail days and costs noted.
Obituary notices report deaths of Mrs. Julia Ott 78 of 1113 15th Avenue Mrs. Reinhold H Gallman 59 Evansville Victor A Northecraft 22 Galena Arthur B Clinite 88 Mendota Ti and Mrs Emma Harris 69 Milwaukee in brief notices.
Mr and Mrs Gregory Holland of Warren announce a twin boy and girl born on December 4. Mr and Mrs Oscar Kamerude of 2545 9th Street welcome a son on December 5. Mr and Mrs Errol Everson of Beloit report a son born December 5. Mr and Mrs Richard Langhus of Beloit celebrate a son born December 4. Rev and Mrs John Leggett of Juda announce a daughter born December 4.
Argyle high school released the first nine week honor roll. Seniors include Ellen Bisegger Duane Bright Sam Conway Hope Lofgren Mary McGinnity Rodney Nybroten Sherry Olson Kathy Rufenacht. Juniors include Kenneth Daly John Foesch John Gebhardt Angie Isely David Johnson Marjorie Nelson Carol Peterson Linda Ronnerud Donald Rossing Ronnie Waage. Sophomores include Beth Bloom Susan Flanagan Susan McGinnity Katherine Meyer Steve Morgan Larry Peterson Alice Reed Lorna Skinrood. Freshmen include Karen Anderson Robert Arnot Linda Coffee Jo Ahn Everson Susan Flannery Mary Nipple Sandra Severson Sharon Swenson Linda Weller.
William Slusser, longtime Valley District Scout executive for the U S Grant Council, becomes district Scout executive for the Nicolet Area Council based in Green Bay. His work will cover part of Green Bay and Brown County and he will assist at least 50 packs troops and posts. He previously served in Madison with the Four Lakes Council and at Truax Field.
A county court adjournment was granted until Wednesday December 19 at 10 30 a m to hear a case involving four persons charged with transporting beer with a minor present. The defendants are James L Finley 20 Brodhead Dennis C Ejichstadt 20 Argyle Shirley L Sheahan 19 of 2113 11th street and Judy Garland 19 of 1805 17th avenue. Police cited a 16 year old girl in the incident occurring the night of Sunday December.
Frederick J. Bouray 78 of rural Rock City died Monday afternoon after an apparent heart attack while visiting a neighbor. Services were at Myers Funeral Home Dakota at 9:30 and St. Patrick’s Church Irish Grove at 10. Burial in church cemetery. Dismissals listed for several individuals.
Personal visits by the Virtue and Juda families are recorded along with numerous community notices. Meetings announced include Women of the Moose and American Legion auxiliary with Christmas party plans. Curtis Gonstead sails to the Bahama Islands for a Grand Prix race in Nassau. Rummage and bake sales listed at Harold Blumer, Monroe Jaycettes, G U G G Ladies, and Mendelssohn Elijah at Milton College. Mrs Meythaler prepares a two month California visit to Barstow family. funeral attendance noted for Ivan Campbell in Barron.
Mrs. Julia Ott formerly Julia Woelfle died at 12 05 p m in St Clare hospital after admission at 11 10 a m as a medical patient She was married to Henry C Ott in Monroe on April 9 1913 They farmed in the Clarno area Mr Ott died January 24 1942 Survivors include three children Mrs Herman J Henrietta Kile Madison Theodore and Roy Arrangements are pending at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Monroe
Chicago voters weigh union leadership as James Caesar Petrillo appears to pull ahead in the Chicago Federation of Musicians election. Early counts showed Petrillo behind by 188 votes, but midmorning tallies favor him by over 100 with 1,987 counted. Barney Richards trails with 939 votes.
Milwaukee area warrants authorize on average three to six counts of failure to file state income tax returns. The targets fall in the 5000 to 15000 dollar income bracket. Officials say this is a continuing effort to enforce filing duties, not a crackdown, with penalties up to one year in jail or 500 dollars per count.
New York traders kept the market rally alive despite steel losses as trading ran heavy. Fractional gains led the list with some blue chips rising a point or more. Motors oils chemicals electronics aerospace airlines and other sectors contributed to the advance.
A car owned by Merle Robert Son of 815 23rd Street was stolen about 11:15 last night behind Lincoln School. It was found abandoned on a gravel road two miles south of Monroe roughly 30 minutes later, police said.
Two Monroe school teachers were involved in a minor crash in the high school parking lot at 9 20 p m yesterday. Judith A Hjort 2404 5th Street struck a parked car owned by Judith Sallas 2102 18th Avenue as she left a stall.
Mr and Mrs Albert A Ten Eyck attend a horticultural meeting in Dearborn Michigan and plan a visit with his sister Mrs Dorothy Fairhead They will later fly to New York City for additional time away from home
Sgt Ervin L Goecks of the Monroe Police Department spoke on the history and operation of the Monroe bicycle court during the Monroe Rotary Club meeting yesterday at the Swiss Wheel.
A one car accident ten miles west of Darlington on Highway 81 left three women injured yesterday. Injured were Mrs. Duane Johnson Mrs. Dwight Johnson and Mrs. David Johnson. Mrs. Leona Morris of Darlington was not hurt.
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr 48 son of the late president was cited for two traffic violations after a collision at 115 a m Monday Police Capt Albert Clark said Roosevelt who runs the Roosevelt Automobile Co here was cited for colliding and for driving with a suspended license The Roosevelt car struck an auto driven by Louis Lotzsky 50 at a Washington intersection Clark said he could not say what the suspended license citation was based on
Mrs Lucy Parsons Winslow Mrs William Kotwitz Janesville Ballard Dague Belle ville Mrs Ella Rod 2008 18th avenue Mrs Ora Colby Mc Henry Ill Harold Woods Oconto Mrs Raymond R Bartelt Browntown and Mrs Anna Jackson Argyle Surgical Mrs Bernice Green Brodhead Ivan Ellingson Browntown Mrs Robert J Hamilton Beloit and Mrs Hulda.
Edward J. Kaderly of Juda was elected president of the Monroe Pure Milk Association at the annual Turner hall gathering. Alfred Meier Sr. of Juda was named vice president and Paul C. Schulz of Browntown secretary-treasurer.
The Park Falls Chamber of Commerce seeks a Wisconsin float in the Pasadena Rose Bowl Parade on January 1. It has mailed a $10 check to spur a state fund drive, though state officials rejected a state float plan. Alice in Dairyland and UW USC promotions may accompany on the field efforts.
A reader is urged to use the Monroe Evening Times Classified Ads to rent a room. The notice emphasizes quick placement and broad reach to find suitable tenants.
The city accepted a deed for 1810 11th Street from Mr. and Mrs. Connors Jr and authorized 15 500 for property and prep work. Bids were let for plumbing removal and parking space at Chandler lot. Fuel oil and gas contracts with D X Sunray Crandall and Badger. A 1963 one ton Dodge from Dearth Motors for 2 447 and a Badger Motors jeep for 2 850 with trade ins. Snow removal track use bid 7 per hour with Rees Construction. Heavy equipment move bid 14 75 from Victor N Schiller at Aufenacht parking. Blue Cross hospital insurance for city officials. State Aeronautics Commission approves airport contract with Hoveland Bros Construction for 21 608.
A group hosts a card party during the Honey Creek Watershed meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in Ullom school.
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