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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1962
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times carries Associated Press news for republication and lists subscription rates per year. It also notes daily office hours from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm.
City officials promote a new graphic folder showing Monroe’s Industrial strengths. The Wisconsin Power and Light Co. prepared the informative brochure to help communities attract new firms and encourage expansion. Copies available at the Chamber of Commerce and Power and Light offices for future outreach.
A Madison meeting of creamery operators issued a formal report urging careful consideration of dairy plant interests in NFO pricing plans. They warn that unrealistically high prices could shrink the market and hurt farmer income, while stressing support for healthy milk markets and shared objectives with the NFO.
The Milwaukee Gas Light Co. board names Howard J. Tobin, vice president of Northwestern Mutual Life, to the utility’s presidency. St Helena has long hosted Napoleon and other exiles, including a Zulu chieftain, a Sultan of Zanzibar, and 600 Boer War prisoners.
President elect Eisenhower, in December 1952 remarks, says he will listen to any plan MacArthur might offer to end the Korean War, easing tensions between the two World War II commanders. Willis E. Mitchell is named swing officer for the sheriff's department. Trucks face delays on Schwarzenberger hill relocation due to soft road conditions.
In Knoxville Tennessee Roy N Lotspeich longtime board chairman and publisher of the Knoxville Journal died at home after months of illness aged 76. In Columbus Ohio Dr Roy A Burkhart minister emeritus of First Community Church and cofounder of World Neighbors died Sunday aged 67. He helped organize the United Christian Youth movement in North America and was born in Newville Pennsylvania.
Herbert E. Jaeger of Watertown dies after a long illness at 73. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Schmutzler funeral home in Watertown. He operated Jaeger Milling Co. for over 40 years and is survived by his wife Marie, son James A. Jaeger, daughter Mrs. John H. Usher of Monroe, five grandchildren, three brothers Arthur Los Angeles Alex Jefferson and Ernest Milwaukee, and sister Mrs. Trumann Sommers of San Bernardino. He was born in 1889 and was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church.
Mrs Elizabeth Frieda Johnson of Beloit died Saturday in Friendship nursing home at age 73. Services were held this afternoon at Rosman Uehling Kinzer mortuary in Beloit with burial in the Lutheran cemetery at Orfordville. She was born in Marathon County to Charles and ? Cain and married Chris Johnson on February 14 1918. Surviving are two other daughters Ethel Skallerud and Juanita Gibson both of Beloit and four brothers Alma Lorenzo and Arthur all of Janesville.
Mrs Herbert Sainsbury, 26, Route 2 Evansville, died at St. Marys Burn Center Milwaukee from extensive burns suffered in a house fire east of Center Church on Oct 16. Surviving husband Marvin Franz two sons James and Steven a daughter Cindy mother Mrs Marvin Lindl Madison grandfather James Knutson Oregon brother Thomas Franz sister Gloria Franz Madison. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Zion Lutheran Church rural Evansville burial Bethel Cemetery Center Township. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight at Overton Funeral Home Janesville.
Mrs Iris LeFeber 73 an aunt of Clarence Franklin of Monroe died yesterday at her rural Janesville residence after a long illness. She was a member of Evansville Baptist Church and will lie in state tonight at Roderick Ward funeral home. Survived by husband, a son Wilbur Jr., a daughter Mrs Alvin Vaughan, two sisters, a brother Clarence Franklin Sr., and eight grandchildren.
U S officials plan to urge NATO to deploy greater conventional firepower in Europe to deter Soviet forces and avoid nuclear war. A 30-division goal will be discussed at the Paris NATO council December 13 to 15 led by Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara with a 30‑man delegation.
Detroit police report an unmarked patrol car, Car 280, stolen from the station garage. Two patrolmen observed a man in plain clothes drive the vehicle away Sunday night, mistaken for an officer.
Funeral services for Leo W. Schaller 45 Route 2 Belleville were at 10 am in St Marys Catholic church Belleville. Burial in St Marys cemetery Ore gon. Rosary last night at Becker funeral home. Surviving wife Lois Elsner a son Richard and a daughter Janice both at home step father and mother Daniel Sullivan Belleville and brother Norman Route 2 Madison. Road conditions good on interstate with slippery spots in passing lane and scattered patches in Sheboygan County.
Emilie Behrens 80 of Walworth died after a long illness in a Chicago hospital. Born June 6 1882 in Germany she came to the United States in 1900 and married Max Behrens in 1907. Survived by three children William Brodhead Frank and Florence Doherty two grandchildren and a brother. Services at 1 30 Wednesday at Walworth funeral home Rev Lynn Walter to officiate burial in Walworth cemetery
In Atlanta, Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau urged defeating proposed federal income tax cuts unless matched by spending reductions. He warned that tax cuts without budget cuts would be fiscal irresponsibility and could spark agricultural opposition to Kennedy administration tax plans. Shuman called for shifting education and social costs to states and individuals and criticized deficit spending as risks to inflation and international trust.
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