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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1962
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times carries a public notice granting exclusive use of locally printed news to The Associated Press Inland Association and Audit Bureau. This notice covers republication rights for AP dispatches and local stories.
The piece argues a stop Rockefeller movement is likely within the GOP as conservatives fear his liberal leanings. It notes a Chicago meeting favored Barry Goldwater, who rejected immediate presidential aims to run for the Senate in 1964. The editorial hopes voters choose nominees rather than party leaders.
The piece questions Housing Administrator Robert Weaver’s enthusiasm for broadening Kennedy’s order to cover all privately financed homes. It warns that extending regulation beyond federal housing could overstep constitutional limits and spark court battles, while noting political risks in an election cycle.
A retrospective column cites notable Green County items from 10 25 and 40 years ago. It recalls the 1952 county fair profit of 5570 dollars, four county schoolhouse burglaries totaling 90 dollars, and MacArthur’s Korea plan amid Red Chinese victory talk. It notes Eisenhower’s Korea flight amid Seoul raids and a 1937 leadership shift in the agricultural society.
O B Osborn head of the Berlin Ma chine Works at Beloit, 50, dies on a liner in the Pacific en route to Japan. J E Stuessy J C Gillum Samuel Isely and Adam Blumer, new buyers of Monroe Mfg Co, trade 1294 acres of improved land in South Dakota. Bankers bowling season opens with Citizens beating First Nationals by 103 pins.
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia M. Ott 78 of 1113 15th avenue will be at 1 30 p m Saturday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev. Paul H Olm officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. She died yesterday at St. Clare hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage after ill health. She was born November 20 1884 in Huntington County Indiana. She married Henry C. Ott April 9 1913 in Monroe and farmed in the Clarno area before retiring to Monroe in 1948. She leaves two sons Theo...
Dore H and Roy G of rural Monroe announce a daughter born to Mrs Herman Kile of Madison. Surviving siblings include Lydia Woelfle Magdalena Woelfle and Theophil who died in 1930 and Selma who died in 1960. Mrs Ott belonged to St Johns church and its Aid Society.
Mrs Frank Robbins 81 a Lena resident for 50 years died Tuesday at Freeport Memorial Hospital Burial was at St Anne's cemetery Warren Services held at Leamon funeral home and St Joseph's Catholic church She was born in Scales Mound daughter of Frederick Wickler Married Frank Robbins June 15 1903 Survived by two daughters Viola Robbins Lena and Mrs William Fauble Rock Island a sister Katherine Glunt McFarland Wis three grandchildren and six great grandchildren Preceded in death by her husband four brothers and a sister.
New London Connecticut Rear Adm Luis de Florez retired 73 and Distinguished Flying Cross recipient died after a brief illness. He served as captain of special devices for the Navy in World War II. London Viscount Elibank 83 author soldier and politician died Wednesday.
Alsing Andersen, 69, longtime president of the Socialist International since 1957 and a member of Denmark wartime governments, died Wednesday in Copenhagen.
Services for Mrs. Frank Bashaw eighty of Beloit were held this afternoon at the Rosman Uehling Kinser mortuary Beloit with burial in Eastlawn cemetery She was born in Blue Mounds daughter of Andrew Dreydahl formerly Dreydahl and widow of a 1955 death Her daughter Dorothy of Beloit survives
A 30 by 50 foot barn on the B Libby farm two miles west of Evansville on the Evansville Brooklyn road burned last night. Discovered at 5 15 by tenant Kenneth Templeton, flames men from Evansville and Brooklyn fought the fire in strong winds. Loss included machinery and grain. Four calves saved. No loss estimate yet. partly insured.
Explorer Scouts met to plan a swim at the Madison YMCA on Saturday January 12. They discussed a week long summer trip and formed a fundraising committee with Allen Schroeder named chairman.
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