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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
2
In Monroe Wisconsin the carrier rate is 15.50 dollars annually with mail options in Stephenson County Illinois at ten dollars per year and thirteen dollars elsewhere. Office hours run from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and a telephone line is listed for inquiries.
Monore Cheesemakers tackle leader Gary Blackbourn, a 225 pound senior, is named to the Associated Press All Wisconsin High School Football Team. The heaviest player on the squad, he started every quarter since freshman year and led the team in tackles. He is expected to draw college interest, including Wisconsin.
Christmas Seal drives nationwide boost the fight against tuberculosis. Official figures understate the burden as relapse and past cases drive active disease higher than 54,000. about 110,000 Americans have active TB now, with 500,000 more highly vulnerable contacts. The drive supplies tools and manpower for renewed attack.
Funeral services will be held Saturday for John M. Joyce 80 business and civic leader who died Wednesday while vacationing in Florida. He chaired 7-Up bottling companies in Madison Chicago Joliet Peoria New Rochelle and Washington DC.
Dr. Jonas E. Salk of Pittsburgh reports new evidence that his polio vaccine provides powerful long lasting protection. County highways say clear skies may improve road conditions tonight though icy spots persist this morning. O L Hare states he will not run for re election as Fourth Ward supervisor in April.
A reader urges community aid for the Walters family facing hardship during the holidays. The note thanks neighbors for support given to the Huffman family and requests food clothing or financial help via the Rosa Garden Center where Mr. Walters works.
Miss Beverly Schmid of Route 1 Judo is in the Milton College Choir. The annual Christmas concert happens Wednesday December 16 at 8 p m in the Fine Arts Museum. Dr Evert C Wallenfeldt will read Luke 2 lessons as the choir answers with carols and features tower music a solo and a Spanish carol A la Nanita Nana a ballet will accompany the singing of A Ceremony of Carols.
Rep. Robert Taft Jr. urged reorganizing Republican party machinery but said he is not seeking the national chairmanship. He dismissed rumors of backing for replacing Dean Burch and emphasized building a continuing party structure after Ohio voters backed President Johnson.
Jefferson County Sheriff Roger Reiner and Chippewa County Sheriff Lee Arndt condemned state correctional institutions for leniency. They argued prisoners receive too much comfort and services, while crime remains unchanged and victims linger in shame.
Johns Hopkins astro physicists report Venus clouds hold ice water particles and water vapor. They argue oxygen could be released from water vapor by sunlight, fueling life in some form, based on un manned balloon data and Mariner 2 readings. Field notes: surface temp near minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit, with small day night variation.
Around the Block columns note Mrs. Ozora Thorp returning to Monroe from Madison and Dr. John Noble relocating to Saskatoon, with Minnie Figs headed to Maui for Christmas and family ties across Nevada and Canada. Local notices include bribery denial, kitten adoptions, and community updates on holidays, weather, and airport hangar openings.
Monticello by Mrs. O D Curtis notes Mr and Mrs Fred Durtschi visiting Madison Monday evening. Calls made by Mrs Lena Babler Mrs Em ery Silver and Mrs Ralph Kubly to Mrs Abraham Kubly at St Clare Hospital. Further visits by Belva Bowes and Hazel Becker connect Madison New Glarus and Monroe with local families. Change ringing paragraph mentions bell patterns and mathematical order.
Caesarea, the historic seaport built by Herod the Great before Christ's era, is being excavated and partly restored by Italian archaeologists.
Flora E. Steinhoff 88 longtime Platteville resident and retired practical nurse died after a long illness at a Cuba City hospital. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at First English Lutheran Church with calling at Thomas funeral home. She survived by two daughters Dewey Jones and Hobart Wills both of Platteville, four sons Guerdon Cuba City Ernest Freeport Raymond Los Angeles Calif Glen Lemont Ill, three sisters Margie Polkinghorn Mineral Point Olive Olson Darlington Eunice McFall Platteville, two brothers Walter Gollmer Apple River Fletcher Gollmer Warren Ill, 22 grandchildren 68 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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