Council OKs List of Claims
City records show payments approved by the Monroe City Council including fire department services maintenance contracts clothing and supplies from multiple vendors. Amounts cover labor materials and services such as policing clothing, repairs, tires, oil, and office supplies for departments listed in the claim docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Fire Department
Motorola
Kenneth L. Mayer
Pagel Safety Products, Inc
Western Builder
Water Department
Dodge’s
Anchor Packing Co
Taylor Instrument Co
Arrow Window Cleaning Service
Sherwin-Williams Co
Bark River Culvert Co
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Ace Hardware
Heeb Co
Green County Agricultural Society
Rein, Schultz and Dahl
Gempler Tire
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Lanz Hardware
Register of Deeds
Monroe Sales Co
Dearth Motors, Inc
Kohli
Department of Administration
City of
Monroe
Police and Safety Committee
Monroe Sales Company
Wisconsin
Walter J. Rober
Olin E. Flisram
T. J. Burgy
Nes Named To Viet Nam Post Under Lodge
President Johnson will send career diplomat David G. Nes to South Viet Nam as the No. 2 under Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Nes, 46, is a World War II veteran who succeeds William C. The Right Heart whose two year term expired last October. Lodge’s presidential prospects are uncertain as he denies plans to run in 1964.
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Washington
Johnson
David G. Nes
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nes
William C. Trueheart
Lodge
Two Juveniles Ordered to Repair Church Damages
In Oneonta Alabama two juveniles who admitted desecrating a church were ordered to attend school and church regularly or face a correctional institution. Their parents must furnish labor to repair the church, which sustained 5000 dollars in damages from the November 19 incident. Juvenile Judge R G Kelton sentenced them to Alabama Boys Industrial School until age 21 but suspended the sentence if conditions are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneonta
Ala
R. G. Kelton
Alabama Boys Industrial School
Mother Charged in Drowning of 20-Month-Old
Chicago police say Phylis Quick, 30, left her son Warren, 20 months, alone in an empty bathtub while she worked as a hospital technician. Det. Anthony Marubio described the tub filling accidentally when the child turned on water and the rubber plug settled in the drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Phylis Quick
Warren
Anthony Marubio
Monroe Common Council approves multiple ordinances and bids
The Monroe Wisconsin council hears ordinances on tavern closing hours tax collections and mayoral term, sets salaries for clerk treasurer and attorney, approves Christmas decorations payment, authorizes attendance at a mental health conference, and awards bids for street work and a police vehicle.
Masons at Brodhead Elect Delos Johnson Worshipful Master
BRODHEAD Times Special Delos Johnson has been elected worshipful master of Bicknell Masonic lodge. Donald L. Witte was named senior warden Loren Sunderland junior warden Lee Hall treasurer Richard Kamps secretary and T L Stein trustee for three years.
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Brodhead
Delos Johnson
Bicknell Masonic Lodge
Donald L. Witte
Loren Sutherland
Lee Hall
Richard Kamps
T. L. Stein
Today in History Highlights From Dec 13 1963
On this date past events are noted: the Continental Congress authorized building 13 warships in 1775, Drake began his global voyage in 1577, a national day of prayer in 1781, a 1944 Japanese air crash killed 133 near Nashville, and various 10 year, five year, and one year ago political and crop notes.
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Associated Press
Second Continental Congress
U S. Navy
Francis Drake
Plymouth
England
United States
Nashville
Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
International Teamsters Brotherhood
Thomas Hickey
New York
Florida
Mrs. Guzzardo Dies at Rockford
Betty J. Kendall Guzzardo, 34, of Rockford, sister of Francis Kendall Juda and a Darling-ton native, died after a brief illness. Funeral services in Rockford at Gasparini and Oliveri funeral home and St Edward's Church with burial in Calvary cemetery. Survived by husband Anthony and eight children, plus her father John Kendall and a brother.
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Anthony Guzzardo
Rockford
Francis Kendall
Juda
Darlington
Gasparini and Oliveri
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Emmett Murphy
Betty J. Kendall
John Kendall
Anthony Jr
Michael
Richard
John
Mary Jo
Kathy Marie
Dubuque
Cub Scouts Pack 311 Meet with Caroling and Tree
Cub Scout Pack 311 will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the South school. There will be caroling a Christmas tree and refreshments.
Santa Claus Letters Find Way to Times
Letters to Santa reach The Monroe Evening Times guiding two readers to the North Pole. Lynn Zettle of Monti cello writes about her brother Douglas and good behavior, signing as a three year old. Marcia Newman of Juda lists a Kis sy Doll and another doll like last year.
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Santa Claus
Monroe
North Pole
St. Nick
Jolly Gentleman
Lynn Zettle
Monticello
Douglas
Marcia Newman
Juda
Rest of Quints Headed Home
The Fischer quintuplets three months old will likely be home for Christmas with two girls leaving the hospital Saturday noon. James Andrew, who left on November 30, weighed 10 pounds 5 ounces at home. The family has bought toys worth 100 dollars donated by a chain store as they prepare for a busy holiday with five older children. Mary Ann, Mary Magdalene, Mary Catherine and Mary Margaret remain in the hospital nursery, with weights listed as 6 pounds 13 ounces, 8 pounds 5 ounces, 7 pounds 13 ounces and 8 pounds 1 ounce respectively. The father returned to work at the same pay, and a new home promised by Aberdeen is in planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
James Andrew
Andrew Fischer
St. Luke’s Hospital
Fischers
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
Mary Ann Fischer
Elmer Brady
Hecla, S.D
Bald eagle holds last strongholds in Alaska and Florida
Alaska and Florida remain the final refuges for bald eagles as conservation efforts continue. The statement highlights geographic strongholds with ongoing protection measures and species hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Florida
Johnson Orders New Cut Studies
President Johnson directed all federal departments to reexamine budgets for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Reports on possible cuts must be sent to Budget Director Kermit Gordon by tonight as Johnson seeks a budget between 98 and 103 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kermit Gordon
Kennedy Center Plan Backed by Johnson for National Center
Johnson endorses naming a proposed Washington cultural center for John F. Kennedy and pledges half the funding from federal sources. He supports advancing the project as a key national emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Bill on Peace Corps Expansion Sent to White House
The Senate approved by voice vote a major expansion of the Peace Corps and sent the bill to the White House. Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver testified that plans aim for about 11,300 volunteers in service by the end of next August.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
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Council Okays
Proceedings of Common Council
Council Chamber
O. R. Evans
Roll Call
L. M. Johnson
O. N. Johnson
Schindler
Simpson
Flisram
Bober
Burgy
Chambers
Baber
Evans
Common Council
Green County
Alderman Simpson
Finance and Taxation Committee
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Walter J. Bober
Orville R. Evans Sr
Beloit
Orville R. Evans
Water and Lights
29Th Avenue
16Th Street
14Th Street
Water and Lights Committee
Fred R. Simpson
Monroe Readymix
Board of Public Works
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Company
K and S Construction Company
K. and S. Construction Company
Madison
F. M. Bray
Gerald Smith
Ellsworth Afb
South Dakota
Smith
Coronado
Masons
Hank
Rick Manager
MR. Money
Citizens Loan & Finance Co
16Th Avenue
Times
Quints
POLIO
THE
Green County Medical Society
Kennedy Center
Bill
KODAK
Lowenbrau
Germany
Tuborg
Denmark
Norway
Barclay
Bill’s Bakery
Belleville
Swigeum’s Beverage Depot
18Th Ave
Starflower Shop
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