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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1965
Page
2
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Editorial lauds the new wing at Green County Hospital and urges public inspection during a 1:30 p.m. dedication on Saturday and an open house from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The piece highlights rehabilitation, community pride, and the shift from confinement to care as part of modern treatment for mental illness.
A Bayfield County note on the reverse of a Trudy and Herman Dittmer Swiss Chalet business card shares a poem praising steady effort. The message reflects small business morale and urges mutual support among locals amid tough economic times.
A speaker urges friends to value useful acts rather than spoken praise after death. The poem notes how kindness is often forgotten amid bitter words and asks for meaningful deeds and honest regard during life rather than posthumous tributes.
On this date in 1935 a fire power naval conference opened in London with the United States proposing a 20 percent armament reduction. Also noted are Milton's birth in 1608 and other historical items through 1965 including World War II events and a Soviet budget change.
Fond du Lac and other Wisconsin counties undertake a one man one vote reform reducing total county supervisors by 863 after January 1. Districts drop from 2 745 to 1 718 with Brown Outagamie Winnebago and Dane each holding large boards. Milwaukee and Menominee remain untouched while Florence and Pepin stay at small counts.
Glancing back at events from ten years ago notes R. W. Blaha wins a second term as Monroe Country Club president. The Monroe Cheesemakers are set to play in the Ft. Atkinson Stoughton regional tournament next February. A city speed survey records an average driving pace of 27.5 miles per hour.
Twenty five years ago, Gov Heil moved into a Milwaukee office and planned to handle official business on Mondays and Fridays. In other news, Paul L. Rinehardt, 42, died after being struck by a hit and run driver. Mary Ellen Broege of Juda sustained injuries in a sledding accident requiring kidney surgery.
Forty years back on December 9 1925 Irene Clark was named head of the Catholic Daughters of America In the same period a third scarlet fever quarantine was recorded and cheese makers gathered in Milwaukee for a convention An indoor horse shoe pitching court was built for winter use at the Fitzgibbons building
Fifty years ago, on December 9 1915, Germany announced it would not submit peace proposals. A Minneapolis man with a dark history of four marriages faced bigamy charges and alleged crimes involving his third wife who was thrown from a cliff. The Monroe Hussar Band performed in fine uniforms as a state ban on common towels in barber shops was noted.
Mrs O D Curtis hosts Monticello visitors with Mr and Mrs John Troskins and daughter Jean Ann. Albany residents Mr and Mrs Walter Reasa visit Ernest and Mrs Schlittler. Whitewater students Diane Rychtarik and Jim Hefty spend weekend with Charles and Mrs Hefty. Monroe residents Mr and Mrs Robert Stauffer host Ronnie while visiting Jacob and Mrs Stauffer. Madison guests Dr and Mrs Walter Urban call on Misses Kate and Rose Stauffer.
L R Van Voorhis of Colton California dies after a Dunbarton Lafayette County birth. He is the last of his family and survived by his widow Elfrieda Peterson and a son Delbert with several grandchildren in Colton.
Several hundred dollars were stolen from a safe at Darlington Community High School in Darlington. The break-in was found by school officials Tuesday night and the safe was pried open with tools. Checks lay scattered on the floor as the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department investigates. no doors or windows appeared to be broken. Sheriff Edward Thompson provided the update.
Jack Whitford hired as custodian of the courthouse and jail effective January 1 with a monthly salary of 450 dollars. He will hire additional help as needed and is the son in law of retiring custodian William Mosley. Whitford also serves as assessor in Darlington Township. Edmond Blaine, formerly assistant custodian, becomes custodian at the Community High School.
Markets show smaller meat supplies and limited seasonal produce this weekend. Hog prices hit 17 year highs with some fresh pork cuts and cured hams rising to 7 cents a pound. Egg prices rise amid holiday demand and short supplies. Bee blight threatens California pollination, while rains idle bees during peak season.
Maj. Richard J. Blanc son of Mr and Mrs Louis F Blanc of Monroe promoted to major while serving at the Marine Corps Air Facility Futema Okinawa He entered the Marines in January 1952 and promotion based on time in service rank performance of duties and board selection by senior officers.
Members of the Girl Scout troop sponsored by the Green Shrine Club will be guests at a 6:30 dinner on Tuesday evening December 14 at the Swiss Wheel. The Mother Advisor of Rainbow Girls and a Rainbow Girl will also attend. The annual Christmas party will be held and the dinner will be followed by election of officers.
The State Department of Public Welfare said Madison Wisconsin residents received 7.2 million dollars in public assistance grants in October. Affected by the 6.2 percent drop in recipients to 8 060 people, the aid total rose by one percent from the previous year.
A brief item notes a missing act or performance element triggering questions about its return. The notice preserves a concise, period voice, signaling a disruption without detailing individuals or locations.
Open letter from the Green County Association for Retarded Children thanks The Monroe Evening Times and local papers for publicity and residents for donations. Special gratitude goes to Dean Peterson of Peterson's South Side Grocery for a one percent weekend sale gift. Meetings are the first Monday of each school month. donations may be sent to Rev. Melvin Nickel or Mrs. Frank Salzwedel.
Jean Lecannet who finished third in the first round of the French presidential election refused to endorse either President Charles de Gaulle or Francois Mitterrand for the December 19 runoff.
Funeral services for William Kehm age 89 father of Ralph Kehm were held in Paw Paw Illinois. He died Tuesday in Mendota nursing home. Burial was in gen Cemetery Mendota. Surviving are three sons four daughters a brother a sister and 17 grandchildren four step grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.
Fredrick A Baehler of Mt Horeb joins the Air Force and begins basic training at Lackland AFB Texas. He is a 1961 Mt Horeb High School graduate and a Whitewater State University BS graduate. His address lists AB Fredrick A Baehler AF 16 851 876 Box 1509 FLT 1806 Lackland AFB Texas 78236.
Juda By and Mabel Bauer attended The Messiah at Calvary Church Milwaukee Sunday evening. They stayed with the William Ladwig family. Mrs. William Ladwig sang in The Messiah. The Arn family hosted Rev. James Lyle of Nashville at Brodhead services and for the Tony Williams family visit. William Ladwig and family visited his mother Minnie Ladwig at Glen Boyer home. Randy Williams in Brodhead with mumps visited by grandchildren of William Ann. Jessie Pengra dined with Ruth Amerpohl in Brodhead. William Meinert and wife left for an extended Texas trip. Maude Salzwedel and Elsie Niedermeier left for winter home in Apache Junction Arizona.
The council chamber clock in the new municipal building honors late Herman L. Schindler longtime Monroe alderman. Donation by D C Madden Denver manager of Simplex Time Recording Co was unveiled at Tuesday’s City Council meeting with Mrs. Schindler present. City Atty William J Schmitz recalled Schindler who served 30 years as alderman and Mayor Ekum announced a commemorative plaque will accompany the clock.
John E. Gilberts 46 of Loves Park Illinois died yesterday after a long illness at Rockford Memorial Hospital He was born November 8 1919 son of Clarence and Leona Gilberts He lived in Loves Park 42 years after moving from Shullsburg He graduated Harlem High School and belonged to the Masonic lodge Survival includes his parents Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Delehanty Funeral Home Rockford Rev Urbane Gibson will officiate Burial will be in Willwood Burial Park Friends may call tonight 7 to 830 with Masonic rites at 8 p m Dial 325 5101
Mrs. James Reger 27 died Tuesday after a brief illness. Funeral services slated for 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Marys Catholic Church. Rosary at 8 tonight. Survived by husband, three daughters Rosemarie Terry Lisa, two sons Russell Mark, parents Lloyd and Mrs McGuire Darlington, a brother James Wood River Ill, and grandparents Lee Gordon Mineral Point and Mrs Rose McGuire Darlington.
The Glarmonts Accordion Band directed by Mrs. Dean Streiff appears on Channel 3 TV during the Empty Stocking Telethon Sunday at 5 45 a m. Members include Jeanne Kummer William Hoesly Tom Hoesly Dean Baumgartner Cindy Duerst Kristine Maurer Elaine Schneider Gary Prue JoAnn Buel Irene Colvin Elise Ringgenberg Belleville Don Freidig Linda Christensen Pam Elmer Oregon Kenneth Behnke Verona with Freidig Christensen and Elmer featured in a trio.
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