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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
8
Partly cloudy to night with a chillier dip in the extreme south. Wednesday. Partly cloudy and a bit warmer. Lows range 3 to 14 north and 10 to 18 south. Highs Wednesday reach 30 to 36. Monroe zone mirrors with same temperatures and trends.
Temperature ranged from 24 to 30 degrees since yesterday at 1 p.m. Year ago highs reached 34 and lows 28. A trace of rain and snow noted. Barometer was 30.00 at 1 a.m. and 30.08 at 1 p.m. Warmest city Pompano Beach Florida 76, coldest Greenville Maine 17. Sunrise 7 25, sunset 4 18.
John M. Wyssbrod of Winslow was fined ten dollars after a Monroe police speeding citation.
Mrs. Albert D. Geigel 72 of 1623 10th street Miss Katherine McGuire 90 Shullsburg T Sherman Golden 73 Galena N M Earl Deininger 62 Albuquerque Jay Grant Taylor 77 Brodhead Mrs Will Boyd 78 Platteville Mrs Anna J Harnish 81 Red Oak
Mr and Mrs Charles Albrecht of Beloit celebrate the birth of a son on December 7. Mr and Mrs Walter Schuepp of 2113 19th Avenue welcome a daughter on December 8.
The list names patients from Medical Surgical units including Mrs Harold Gransee, Mrs Glenn Winn, Mrs Emmanuel Pagel, Mrs Jerome Gavigan, Walter N Legler, Mrs Joseph Doughenbaugh, Pasquale Gucciar do, Mrs Merle McLaughin, Joan Coplien, Fred Kundert and Patricia Terranova. Dismissals include Walter Busch, Robert Shager, and several titled ladies headed by Mrs Paul Lochner and Mrs Elmer J Anderson.
The Ladies Aid of the Monroe Universalist church will hold its Christmas sale on Friday December 11 starting at noon. Bring items by Thursday afternoon to be part of the sale and fundraiser for the church.
Parents of St Victor's school children are invited to a math informational session in the first grade room this Thursday or Friday from 9:00 to 9:30 a.m. The event aims to preview curriculum and learning tips for first grade math.
Mary Ann Kundert, three months old on Dec 1, arrived at the home of her adopted parents Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Kundert at 2017 19th Street. She has a brother Ricky, 5. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Daisy Kundert of Monroe. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Henry Garrison of Route 4 Darling ton.
Grace Lutheran Church will host a Koinonia Night dialogue at 8 p.m. with Dr. E W Mueller director of the Town and Country Division of the National Lutheran Council. He has led farm discussions nationwide and edited The Silent Struggle for Mid-America.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Schmid Route 2 Monticello welcomed a daughter named Sherry Ellen born November 28 at St Clare hospital The mother Mary Jackson is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wayne Jackson of Janesville The paternal grandfather is Christ Schmid of Blanchardville The birthday coincided with the couple s fifth wedding anniversary
National Geographic marine biologists using hydrophones report that shrimp schools snap and groupers boom. The study notes distinct underwater sounds linked to shrimp chatter and reef fish communication across habitats.
Pfc. David G. Gerber left Monday after a 30 day leave spent with parents Mr. and Mrs. George Gerber at 2140 16th Avenue Monroe. He graduated from the U S Transportation School at Ft. Eustis Va on Oct 16 and continues training at Ft. Carson Colo. His new address is Pfc. David G. Gerber RA 16-732-772 Co B 705 Maintenance Bn Forward Support Ft. Carson Colo.
Capt. Robert C. May Jr. of Greenville North Carolina received the first oak leaf cluster to the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at Barksdale AFB Louisiana for meritorious service as an air operations officer at Forbes AFB Kansas. He is married to Jill Wilson of Darlington.
William R. Egli son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Egli Route 2 was home for the weekend He is stationed on the naval repair ship USS Cadmus He left by plane from Chicago yesterday afternoon
John F. Westin age 59 general manager of the Schroeder Hotels died Monday from a heart attack. A former Duluth Minnesota resident, Westin had served as president of the Minnesota Hotel Association.
Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Findahl visiting St Louis and Mrs. Leo V Koehler. Ads announce a Christmas gift and bake sale at Universalist church on Friday December 11 starting at noon with hand knit Barbie outfits and other knitted items.
Mrs Geigel possessed wide knowledge of American Indian lore and world religious beliefs. Surviving relatives include her husband, Albert White Geigel, a Taipei mathematics department head, and Miss Sarah V. White of Washington. Funeral arrangements are pending with Shriner-Neushwander funeral home as contact with the son in Taiwan is arranged.
Mrs O D Curtis reports Sunday supper guests were Mr and Mrs Conrad Stauffer. Monday visitors included Mrs Jacob Voegeli and Mrs Howard Voegeli and son in Monroe. Mrs C M Stauffer visited New Glarus. Mr and Mrs Richard Kuntz of Madison called on Mr and Mrs John Hoskins. The Woelffer couple visited William Greuch in Monroe. James Christen sen and son Peter of Madison spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs William V Baebler. Mrs Dick Freitag, recently at St Clare Hospital, returned home Saturday.
Mrs George Newman and Mrs Ernst Lehmen co hosted the Homemakers club meeting at the Newman home. Project leaders Mrs William Arn and Mrs Anna Waelti taught Delicious Pastries. A monetary gift to the Green County Association for Retarded Children was presented. Lunch was served by the co hosts.
Mrs. Dale Bertalot hosted the monthly Nite Liters Club gathering. Mrs. Fred C. Isely led a lesson on Family Recreation. December plans include a Christmas party at Mrs. Gene Douglas home with a gift exchange and potluck. New member Mrs. James Erickson was welcomed. Games and refreshments followed.
Frieda Bechtolt and Joe Tschanz hosted a Valley View Club meeting at Bechtolt home. They led a pastry making lesson while centerpieces were prepared for the county hospital. The next ABC Club meeting is set for January 5 at Mrs. Delores Koehn’s home.
Mrs Daniel Bechtolt hosted guests including children and neighbors. A health and safety lesson on Wisconsin's Point System was given by Mrs Frieda Bechtolt. Final plans were made for the December 10 party at Idle Hour Mansion, with an afternoon at Mrs Elsie Stauffacher's home for gifts. Singing led by Mrs William Leopold, new song sheets, birthday song for Mrs Vernon Friedrichs, donation to the Robert Huffman family, prizes to Mrs Elizabeth Scheidegger and Mrs Dan Bechtolt, special prize to Mrs Clarence Falk.
In American waters eight ancho vy species, a fish of the Engraulidae family, are identified. The note outlines their presence across coastal regions and highlights diversity within the group.
Wanda Broge was elected president at the November meeting of the club Terry Mollenberger elected vice president Kathy Larson secretary and reporter Marvin Broge treasurer Mary Jo Everson and Lee Dunn song leaders Lee Dunn called the meeting to order Pledge and flag pledges given Demonstrations by Paula Sigalus and Marcia Olson Group singing led by Ken Everson and Steve Monson Record books returned achievement pins distributed Special awards went to Lee Dunn and Mary Jo Everson Lunch served by the William Stauffer family Next meeting set for December 7 with a Christmas party planned
James Keehn of Route 1 Brodhead and David Kessler, 19, Janesville, face two counts of burglary and theft. Both held on 2500 dollar bail and will appear in Rock County Court at 9 a.m. Friday. They waived extrication to Wisconsin after returning from South Dakota where they were arrested on charges related to the Aunt Jemina Pancake House in Janesville and Bowl-Aire Lanes in Beloit in November.
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A car driven by Requartte Hahn Jr of Route 1 Brodhead ran off County Trunk F half a mile west of Brodhead at 10 last night and struck a telephone pole breaking it and damaging an electric fence. No injuries were reported by the sheriff s deputy.
The Tyrol region of Austria hosts the 1964 Winter Games bringing together athletes from multiple nations to compete in alpine events speed skating and Nordic disciplines across official venues arranged by the Austrian organizing committee.
First and second degree work of the Cooties were awarded to Bob Sonderegger and Melbourne Duerst at the VFW club house. Third degree work will be granted in January at Madison. A donation to the National Home at Eaton Rapids Michigan supported the Christmas party and another to the scholarship fund. The dance committee for the April Fools dance was named for April 3 at Bluff View Park Brodhead. Refreshments were served by Fred Felder.
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