This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
8
The forecast notes a colder night with mostly sunny skies on Tuesday. Low temperatures range from 10 to 18 degrees tonight, while Tuesday highs reach the 30s to around 40, with eastern areas in the 30s and western areas near 40. Monroe reports clearing skies and a chilly night, followed by sun and milder temperatures Tuesday with highs around 37 to 40.
Last week saw a high of 46 and low of 14 while since Saturday 10 a.m. the range was 45 to 20. A year ago today highs reached 20 and lows 3. Barometer read 29.72 at 1 a.m. and 30.10 at 1 p.m. San Diego reported the warmest U S temperature at 90 while International Falls, Minn. was coldest. Sunrise was 7 23 and sunset 4 19.
Real estate transfer records show Gotfred Wuthrich Estate conveys land fronting 13th Street in Monroe to W. A. Tucker. The parcel description references property in the city limits and is documented in local transfer records.
County Court judge Royor L. Elmer Loren C. Dietmeier of Juda faces a failure to yield right of way charge with $20 fine plus costs. Sheriff’s Deputy Jerry Burns of Chicago is cited for parking at night without lights with $25 and costs. Deputy Jerry Senn of Monroe is charged with inattentive driving, pled nolo contendere and found guilty, with $25 and costs. A separate motion dismisses a failure on duty to report an accident charge.
Charles Jensen aged 64 of Albany and Lena Schutt Winship aged 63 of Janesville secured marriage licenses. The applicants were listed in the county clerk’s records with the respective ages and hometowns.
Obituary notices list names and ages of deceased residents from Albany Darlington Shullsburg Mineral Point Madison Pecatonica Lena and other towns. Among the births a 10 day old daughter and several newborns are reported with parent names and towns, including St Marys Hospital Madison.
A fragmented hospital notice lists multiple patients under Medical and Surgical categories with names and partial addresses including Beloit Orangeville Rockford Racine Janesville Darian and others. The document reads as a roster of individuals associated with St. Clare Hospital detailing residence locations and street addresses for both medical and surgical cases.
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruny visiting Chicago for Lyric Opera Oida. A Woman's Relief Corps meeting is noted for December 7 at Legion Hall at 8 p.m. and officer elections are listed. Other items cover weddings in Brown Deer Wisconsin and Stevens Point weekend travels and Stout Days at Stout State University with attendees from the region.
New York traders sent the Dow Jones average down 14.98 points to 931.12 in the first half hour as the Fed Reserve Board raised the discount rate. Heavy trading followed a sluggish opening with many blue chips showing losses, some down as much as $2 from Friday’s close.
The record lists a series of dismissals or separations including Mrs. Wieland Hansen of South Beloit and individuals such as Mrs. Richard Caple Mrs. Ozell Wallace Mrs. Bernard Meyler Anna Skokowski Mrs. Hazel Neushwander and many others and their associated family members or partners.
James Farrey 24 of Shullsburg died on arrival at Memorial Hospital Darlington after a .22 cal revolver discharge. Sheriff Thompson said Farrey rode in back seat of Walter Shirley Jr.'s car when gun went off while reaching for the weapon. Farrey, husband of Shirley's sister Marjorie, leaves a son and daughter at home. Funeral set for St Matthew Catholic Church Shullsburg with services arranged by OFlaherty Funeral Home.
Monroe police investigated three vehicle collisions over a weekend. At 10:44 a.m. yesterday Francis L. Strait and Iona M. Burgy collided in the 1600 block of 15th Ave. On Saturday 6:40 p.m. Lynneva F. Smith and Gregory J. Wild collided at 10th St and 17th Ave. Also Saturday Gary L. Rufer and Kathryn C. Dearth collided at 13th St and 17th Ave while turning the corner.
June Snively Mary Babula William Flaherty Delores Lauper Janet Johnson Susan Mahlbuch Kathy Myers David Wilcox Janet Buehler acknowledge assistance from Walter Babula principal auditorium supervisor Edmund Anderson box office and concert band members Linda Schmiedlin Kristine Krebs Linda Bury Veronica Hartmann Gary Butenhoff Michael Hughes Frederick Laeser Dean Walters program distributors and ushers.
Blythe Butch Myers started work today in the accounting office at Chrysler Corp plant in Belvidere Illinois. He left Triangle Cheese Co after graduating from Whitewater State University two years ago. His mother Helen F Myers is clerk of courts at the Courthouse.
The Green County National Farmers Organization schedules a meeting at 8 30 p m Wednesday in the Agriculture Building. Ambrose Wenger, the president, reports the event will cover association plans and activities for members.
James Gerard McGinnity was born Friday December 3 at St. Clare Hospital to Mr and Mrs James M McGinnity of Argyle. Grandparents are Bernard Neville Cromwell Conn and James A McGinnity Argyle. Nancy Neville is the mother. Great grandmother is Mrs Rudolph Heine of New Britain Conn.
Mrs Frank Albright 73 died at 11 30 last night at her farm home west of Albany. Born Hulda Buri May 12 1892 in Monroe she married Frank Albright Jan 28 1915 and lived on the home farm. Surviving are her husband son Russell two brothers Al Buri Monroe and William Fennimore and three grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at Sharer Funeral Home with Rev Donald Storck officiating burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Harry V. Hutter, 81, retired Cedarville Cemetery caretaker, died Saturday in Freeport Memorial hospital after a brief illness. He was a Cedarville Volunteer Fire Department member and would have marked 70 years of marriage to Birdie on Dec 26. Survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs Lloyd Hutmacher, a sister Mrs Cyrus Kryder. services at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Walker Mortuary, Freeport, with burial in Cedarville Cemetery.
John Mantzke of Lena Illinois died at 5 p m yesterday in St Clare Hospital after an extended illness. A retired Lena businessman and Amity Lutheran Church member born February 25 1899 in McConnell Newfoundland he is survived by his widow two daughters a son five brothers two sisters three grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be at 2 p m Wednesday in Amity Lutheran Church Lena Rev Richard Bailey officiating Burial will be Chapel Hill Cemetery Freeport Memorials may be made to the church.
Two accidents were reported by the Green County Sheriff’s Department. A 46 year old driver Howard Newcomer of Brodhead struck and killed a sow on County Trunk 6 causing heavy damage to the car. The sow was owned by Lowell Arnsmeier, also of Brodhead. A second two car collision near Juda left both vehicles damaged with no serious injuries, though Margaret Burkhalter reported back pain.
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows prices up by three-fourths of a cent with demand fair to good and supplies short to adequate. Cheddar blocks quote around 4146-4342, 400-pound blocks at 4146-4342, single daisies near 43 to 44 percent, longhorns around 43 to 44 percent, midgets about 44 to 46 percent.
Jennifer Lynn Wilson ten day old daughter of Keith and Patricia Ann Os bore Wilson of Davenport Iowa died yesterday in a Davenport hospital where she was born on November twenty fourth Funeral graveside services are set for tomorrow at Garrison Cemetery Garrison Iowa Survivors include the parents a sister Kathryn a brother David paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs E S Wilson Monroe maternal grandmother Mrs Claris Osborne Des Moines and other relatives
Chicago markets report hogs at 7,000 head with varied price gains across weight classes. Cattle 13,500 with steady to higher bids for slaughter steers and mixed grades. sheep 1,000 with steady slaughter lambs and prime lots noted. Butter and eggs show firmness with wholesale prices little changed on light volume.
Mrs. Alice Carroll, 89, Albany, died at 9 45 this morning at Monroe Manor Nursing Home after a pneumonia illness. She was born Feb 22 1876 and married Sept 26 1900 in Albany. Survived by son Harry and sister Mae Graves. three grandchildren. Arrangements at Sharer Funeral Home Albany.
The chief executive argues rate action should wait until next year's budget is prepared. He regrets the decision was made before January when full facts on next year's budget and economic outlook will be available, including Viet Nam costs and housing starts. Decisions in coming weeks will shape economic development.
The board dismissed the administration economists who argued boosts were unnecessary. They contended high interest rates drove two recessions in the 1950s and that costly borrowing could curb the current prosperity.
The UC seismograph recorded a quake early today about 1 500 miles southeast, placing it off the west coast of Mexico. The event measured 6 5 to 6 75 on the Richter scale, weaker than the 1906 San Francisco quake at 8 25.
David Kundert age 70 of New Glarus died at 1 10 this afternoon at St. Clare Hospital where he had been a surgical patient since November 20. Zentner Funeral Home of New Glarus is in charge of arrangements.
A concise note reflects on how a vanished stage item resurfaces through calm reflection. The piece frames loss as a puzzle solved by careful thought and orderly thinking, suggesting logic can recover what memory obscures.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.