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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1963
Page
8
Occasional snow or flurries in the north, with partly cloudy skies and cold conditions in the south. Winds strong and temperatures dipping below zero in places tonight and Saturday. Highs near 5 to 15 above, lows around 0 to 10 below in the west, with brief clouds and continued cold through Saturday.
Peter Manos transfers 2143 acres more or less including part in It 10 Chenoweths Add Monroe to Alden J Hawthorne. Herbert E Lanz transfers It 3 Block 18 Foster's Second Add Monroe to William H Lanz.
Judge Roger L Elmer Merlin O Buss Sullivan faces for hire haul unlicensed driving with $15 bond forfeited. Jerome J Martin Sullivan non registration, $15 bond forfeited. Vernon L Simplet Beloit failure to register vehicle, $15 bond forfeited. Willis C Williams Juda no stop light and brake light issue, $15 bond forfeited. David Edwin Gruenberg Monroe juvenile not guilty plea for inadequate muffler. trial set Dec 26 3 p.m. Dearth Motors Monroe non registration $5 and costs. Donald A Blumer Albany not guilty plea for loss of vehicle control. trial Dec 26 1 30 p.m. bond $25.
Estates probate lists letters of special administration to Joseph L. Wanger in the estate of George Veithofer who died December 11. William Jones named executor of the will of his wife Jane who died November 2 under the joint will dated June 22 1961. Anna L. named executrix in ancillary probate of Paul M. Amerpohl who died September 14. Green County appraisers E D Porterfield and Willis Lorch Brodhead. The will dated June law 1959 with the wife as sole heir.
Lee Myrlin West aged 19 of Route 3 and Helen Jean Fey aged 17 of Route 1 were issued marriage licenses. The notice lists both applicants and their addresses in the county records.
A listing of names and ages includes Fred F. Salzwedel 75 of 2014 16th avenue Purcell Agan 72 Darlington Miss Rebecca Lauver 93 Nora Ill Paul F. Roundtree 61 Nora Til Mrs Anthony Guzzardo 34 Rockford Edward J Putz 66 Detroit Mich Mrs George Bryan Sr 93 Neillsville Mrs Elizabeth Neuberger 98 Reeseville Edward L Worland 74 Warren Ill
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Zentner of New Glarus welcome a daughter born December 13. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wagener of 2523 13th Street greet a daughter born December 12. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tschanz of 911 10th Street have a son born December 12. Mr. and Mrs. Olgar Hanson of Elkhorn report a daughter born December 12.
Fragmentary OCR lists names tied to St. Clare Hospital and area towns including Argyle Beloit Rockford Brodhead South Wayne and Horeb with several individuals such as Mrs. Robert Ar Mrs. William Tol Dennis Schroeder Joanne Elmer Ronald Maur Deborah Phillips Ann Marie Stair Cynthia King Everli Herrli and Mrs. Stanley Nordang.
Randal J. Elmer of Monticello was elected president of the Green County Bar Association at a courthouse meeting. He will succeed John Callahan as president, with William J. Schmitz Monroe named vice president and M. W. Meienburg Brodhead as secretary-treasurer. Howard Lynch and a federal tax representative outlined tax law changes amid upcoming tax return loads.
Deputies investigated two county accidents. A two ton truck loaded with shelled corn tipped over on County Trunk E near Albany after a skid on a slippery road. driver Lewis Lader 58 Avalon escaped injury. Corn was moved to another vehicle. First mishap reported 9 33 a m. At 11 38 a m vehicles driven by Henry E Babler and James Ferron collided on Highway 69 north of Monroe at Idle Hour Mansion junction.
Salvation Army local representative Wilma Heimann reports the truck will be in Monroe next Thursday for holiday relief. Reach Miss Heimann at 325-4215 for details.
Ronald Strahm, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Strahm Jr, will perform on the Empty Stocking club TV show on Madison Channel 3 WISC TV. He is scheduled to sing western songs and accompany himself on the guitar at 5 10 a m Sunday.
Ann Marie Stair aged one, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Stair of 1516 15th Avenue, underwent surgery this morning at St Clare hospital for a rupture.
The Stairs announce the birth of their son and second child named Robert Charles who arrived on November 26. The family includes a daughter Ann Marie and grandparents Mr and Mrs Myron I Stair and Mrs Pearl Cassell.
Mrs. Helen Hurlbut of Monroe and Mrs. Roger Schmidt of Juda were in Madison yesterday. Hixon's Barber Shop on the south side is open Monday through Saturday until 6 pm and Fridays until 9 pm. Mrs. Dora O Rourke, formerly of Argyle, now resides at Lafayette Manor in Darlington. she was 93 last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaver of Platteville visit Mr. and Mrs. E C Hamilton. Shaver teaches chemistry at Wisconsin State College and School of Technology. Missals and rosaries not in stock must be ordered now at Bette's Gift Shop opposite St. Victor's Church. Phil Wiegel of Darlington spends the winter in Florida. Mrs. Vera Hillery leaves Darlington for California for the winter.
Mrs. Neuberger, grandmother of Stanley Neuberger of Monroe, died Wednesday in Reeseville. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Lutheran Church rural Reeseville. burial at Kehl funeral home call. Born in Dodge County, married 1886 to John Neuberger. survived by daughter Hattie Schuman, son William Neuberger, sister Tillie Will, three grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports evidence of a fuel air explosion in the left wing of a four engine jet air liner that crashed near Elkton Maryland. Investigators found burning and pock markings on the left wing tip suggesting lightning strike as well. Eighty one passengers and crew were killed in the Pan American World Airways crash.
Edward L Worland 74 of Warren Illinois died at 11 a.m. today in St Clare hospital He had entered the hospital as a medical patient on Wednesday Bartell funeral home of Warren is in charge of arrangements.
Funeral services for Gottlieb C Wyssman 87 were conducted at 1 30 PM at the Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm of St John s United Church of Christ officiating Organist Mrs Clarence Seaton accompanied. Pallbearers included Donald Ruf Walter Ruf David Alberstett William Alberstett John Wyssman and Wilber Monte. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Kenosha district attorney Molinaro plans to request a special prosecutor in a John Doe investigation while in hospital since Nov 19 for a heart condition.
A six year old Monroe girl, Renae L Kneifel, suffered a possible concussion after being struck by a car at 13th avenue and 15th street. The driver was Darlene V Sulzer of 1113 22nd street. The incident occurred about noon yesterday and was treated at the Monroe Clinic.
Walter Ludwig of Juda was elected high priest of the Royal Arch Masons for 1964 at last night's meeting in the Masonic Temple. Other officers are Fred Sarles king Lee Zimmerman scribe Olin Flisram treasurer Walter Bober secretary and Ben Maddrell trustee for three years. Open installation is set for Thursday January 9 with a potluck supper.
Stocks rose in late trading with steels motors and rails leading gains. Volume totaled about 4.3 million shares, up from 4.2 million Thursday. Atlantic Coast Line approval on board Air Line merger sparked spikes, with each stock gaining about two points and Hiram Walker rising on a 2-for-1 split proposal.
Mrs. Carole M. Moore, 38, of Route 1 Brodhead, and her daughter Laurie Jean, 5, were injured when a farm truck pulled into the intersection of Highways 11 and 104 northeast of Brodhead Tuesday afternoon. Milton A. Enderson, 66, south of Avon, was charged with failure to yield right of way after admitting he did not see the Moore car. Mrs. Moore suffered facial and leg bruises while Laurie Jean sustained a fractured collar bone, plus cuts and bruises.
Virgil Brunkow of the Farm Bureau Co op said corn reported missing from Robert J. Pree’s Brodhead area farm is unrelated to the co op’s grain purchase last summer. Pree offered a $100 reward for information on the August corn theft. Brunkow confirmed government sealed purchases were paid by the co op and emphasized no connection to the Farm Bureau.
Mrs. Hoosa Bryan 93 native of Primrose NE of New Glarus died Wednesday in Neillsville. Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Ver ona First Baptist Church with calling after noon. Survived by three sons George Jr John Walter Madis on four daughters and 72 great grandchildren.
City officials say a plan to buy parcels across from the Armory for more downtown parking will go to the Planning Commission at the next City Council meeting. Options on two 18th Avenue parcels held by Mrs. Clara Schuetze and Mrs. Emma F. Krauss are $32,000 each and valid until June 1 to replace spaces lost to Chandler-Connors construction.
The 4H Junior Leaders will carol at White Haven Nursing and Convalescent Home Wagner's Nursing Home and Green County Hospital this Sunday. They meet at the agricultural building at 7 p.m. for practice before a party and refreshments provided by the Clarno Classy Clubbers with Jane Huffman leading games.
The program centers on Randall Thompson’s Alleluia with Christmas bells marking the final section. Carol of the Bells and Silver Bells will be performed with other lighter numbers, guided by new vocal teacher Jack Close.
Board members Jackie Heinzelman Barbara Kubly Jenni Fer Ruda and Steve Grundahl guide chorus duties. Terry Kubly, chorus manager, handles risers roll call and bus arrivals. Folk Art Club members, formed this fall, work backstage as ushers during holiday appearances.
Mayor Frank C. Zindle writes to South Hackensack Township Committee urging renaming the community Jacqueline Township in honor of Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy Proceeding follows local petition and council consideration for historic tribute in New Jersey town.
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