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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1962
Page
8
Cloudy with light snow flurries mainly north and east through Friday. Not quite so cold tonight with lows 5 below to 5 above in the north and 5 to 15 above in the south. High Friday 12 to 20. Monroe Zone similar with flurries, lows 10 to 15, highs near 20. Temperature extremes and precipitation figures noted. sunrise 7 21, sunset 4 27.
Real estate transfers include Ruby M. Ault to Bruce M. Blum in Monroe's Blackhawk subdivision. Claude DeRemer transfers land in Brooklyn Township to Albert Deppeler. Shirley Conway conveys parcel 2 block 13 Original Plat Albany to Stepka and Orth Development Corp. Herby Hendrickson also conveys parcel It. 2 block 13 Original Plat Albany to Stepka and Orth Development Corp.
The records list letters of administration and executors for several local estates. Bernard B. Clark is named administrator for the estate of his father Benjamin S. Clark of Brodhead, who died December 8, with sons Lawrence of Monroe and Bernard as heirs. Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe is named executor for Ora Roderick Brunkow of Juda, who died November 4, with multiple bequests to Clara Day, Letha Roderick Savoda, Beatrice Neb., James Arthur Roderick, Juda, and cemetery associations at Rock Grove NL, Oakley, and Twin Grove. Olaf Sveom of Brodhead died October 26, with Marvin Sveom of Oregon as executor and G. N. Swartz and Charles Vogel as appraisers. A will dated November 30, 1961 creates a trust for the widow. Elizabeth Buholzer’s estate, who died December 2, four children share, with Harry E. Buholzer as executor of the will dated September 8, 1960.
Monroe Police report Robert F. Leopold of Route 3 faced a forfeiture of ten dollars for unnecessary horn blowing.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Sadie Simmons 74 of 519 llth street Otto Neeseman 73 Warren Edward J Smith 74 Mr Horeb George Ted Luce 62 Prescott Ariz Mrs Rudy Gebhardt Sr Unterbach Canton Bern Switzerland Mrs Ida Matter 86 Cedarville Mrs William L Conway Madison
Mr and Mrs Rolland Zimm erman of Monticello announce the birth of a son on December 12. Mr and Mrs Donald Ahlquist of Evansville announce the birth of a son on December 12.
The St. Clare Hospital lists patients and staff in three segments. Medical patients include Richard Lyons of rural McFarland and John Saladino of Beloit with others from Juda New Glarus Freeport and Brodhead. Surgical staff names include Harlan Woodsey of Freeport and Mrs Emmett Gammon of Sterling. Dismissals feature Jerry Judd Burton Tiffany Anton Gravel and others.
Quick guide to cleaning silverware with an aerosol spray cleaner. Apply the product to the surface while wet, rub to cleanse, and buff to shine for a protective finish.
The Monroe City Band directed by Allan F. Barnard will give its annual Christmas Concert at Green County hospital in the dining room Monday at 7 15 p.m. Highlights include a cornet solo by Kenneth Krattiger in The Bull Fighter's Song from La Virgen de la Marcarena, and The Whistler and His Dog by Arthur Pryor. Tonya DeRemer will debut Twirling Tidbits with the band, and the clarinet and brass quintets will perform Christmas music with listed players.
Richard J. Glynn and Stephen L. Koenig are among 11,878 students enrolled at Marquette University Milwaukee for the 1962 63 period. Glynn attends the college of liberal arts and Koenig is in the law school.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marian of rural Dakota announce the birth of their daughter Tammy Melaine on December 5. Grandparents are Dale Marian of Freeport and Floto of Mount Morris.
Miss Frieda Benkert a surgical patient at St Clare hospital for 12 days was dismissed yesterday and is convalescing at home as reported by Times Special in Monticello.
Former mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie arrives tonight from Colorado Springs to join funeral rites for Fred Roth Sr. He will be met at Freeport by Walter Ekum. Dunwiddie, longtime friend, once resided in an apartment at the Roth home.
Donald Hanson of Monroe Route 3 is among three candidates to be interviewed by the Darlington City Council on Thursday December 27. Ten men have submitted applications for jobs with the police department.
Adam Blumer, 88, of 621 19th Avenue, is a medical patient at St. Clare hospital after being taken there by Wagner ambulance shortly before noon yesterday. He is father of Harold A. Blumer, a Monroe businessman, and was brewmaster at the former Blumer Brewing Corp. for over 35 years.
Police investigated a two car crash in the 1300 block of 17th street at 1 54 p m yesterday. Oliver W Westby of Janesville backed from a space and struck William T Walton of Cedarville Illinois who was driving west on 17th street.
Local classifieds help residents solve daily problems from finding groceries to locating services. The page connects buyers and sellers, offers job notes, and lists community notices, coins new merchants, and announces events.
Personal mentions list residents and visitors traveling to Phoenix California and Texas for the winter. Funeral services for Sister Lena Baltzer are announced at Shriner Neushwander funeral home. A church worship theme The Symbol of Hope is planned at Emanuel Church with services at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. All seeking a church home are welcome.
President Kennedy will appear on national networks Monday night to review his first two years in the White House. The hour long program, taped in advance, will air at 5 30 p m Monroe time on ABC CBS and at 7 30 p m on NBC. A three network committee will produce the program titled After Two Years a Conversation with the President.
Mrs. William L. Conway, a native of Argyle, died yesterday in her Madison home. She was sister to Cathryn Barry of Argyle. Services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Blessed Sacred Church Madison with Rev. Andrew C. Geary officiating. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery. Friends may call at Joyce Funeral Home Madison.
Funeral services for Louis E Lehman of Browntown were conducted at 2 p m at Jordan Lutheran Church. The body arrived from Stuessy funeral home earlier in the day. Rev Hans Jersild officiated with song service by Mrs Oscar Nybroten and Mrs Freeman Berg, accompanied by Mrs Hans Jersild. Pallbearers included Marvin Meythaler Fred Schuetz Walter Schuetz Marvin Sandley Lawrence Buetzer and Fred Probst, all of Browntown.
Milwaukee in Wauwatosa service club Schadeberg said Adlai Stevenson will be out in four or five months as ambassador to the United Nations. He criticized Kennedy and Washington politics, calling for power struggles and noting Stevenson’s alleged soft line on Cuba.
The House Ways and Means Committee plans prioritized review of Kennedy tax reform and rate cuts in January if the President requests. President Kennedy signaled support for a 1963 effective tax cut. Chairman Wilbur Mills cautioned against a quick cut but did not rule out action this year or retroactivity in certain cases.
Richard L. Lyons, 29, of rural McFarland, was injured in a panel truck crash on Highway 11 near Monroe. He was admitted to St. Clare hospital in satisfactory condition after the vehicle, owned by Serv-Us Bakeries of Appleton, left the road and hit a cement abutment, then into a ditch amid near zero temperatures.
Washington reports the Urban Renewal Administration approved a $129,002 interest free loan to Madison to begin survey and planning for a 71 acre South Madison slum clearance project.
New York stock market moved irregularly amid signs of a lower trend. Volume was about 3.4 million shares vs 3.76 million the prior day. Fractions to a point shifts dominated. Big Three initial gains faded with Chrysler, Ford, GM, and American Motors showing only modest moves.
Theodore Thomas Dickie, 22, formerly of Marinette Wisconsin, refuses to testify at a military hearing for Airman Gerald M. Anderson charged with the double slaying of Mrs. Nancy Johnson and her two year old son at Mountain Home Idaho. Dickie had confessed to the slayings after his arrest. A civilian court released Anderson after investigating Dickie s confession. The Air Force later arrested Anderson again on the same charges.
Services for Fred Roth Sr., 77, a retired hotel owner and war veteran, are set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Shriner-Neush wander funeral home with Rev. Paul H. Olm officiating. Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery with Masonic rites at 8 p.m. and viewing at the funeral home.
Allis Chalmers Mfg Co said sales of farm tractors have more than doubled in the last three months. For the first 11 months of 1962 retail sales in the farm equipment division rose 23 percent. Try Times Want Ads.
In a Supreme Soviet address Gromyko said the Soviet Union seeks talks with the West to resolve the Berlin question without setting a time limit. He warned that a separate peace with East Germany could follow if Western powers refuse agreement and urged replacing Western troops in West Berlin with a UN flag proposal. He emphasized mutual understanding or risk of war and urged conference table settlement.
Create holiday ambiance by wrapping lamp shade interiors and exteriors with pleated gift-wrapping paper. Attach the paper to the wire frame using sturdy ribbon for a durable, decorative glow.
Manitowoc County Judge Harold W. Mueller ordered a new election of officers and trustees for Sunrise Memorial Gardens cemetery association in Sheboygan. The ballot, to be held within two months, was agreed by the old and new trustees after Schneider, former president and GM, faced charges of misappropriating about $9,000 in association funds.
Warns that exposed cords pose risks to children and objects. Advises securing cords by wrapping around table and chair legs to prevent injuries, tip-overs, and damaged lamps or trees. Emphasizes proactive precautions in home safety.
About 1,500 students marched on Whitewater State College president Walker Wyman’s lawn to protest rent increases in 10 co op houses. The president said the college had no control over private landlords but may seek federal aid to fund more dormitories as rents for about 500 students could rise from 180 to 224 dollars. Discussions also covered seven other fraternity and sorority houses with pending increases that cannot happen until next fall due to contracts.
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