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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1965
Page
8
Cloudy with light snow possible this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures range mid 20s to mid 30s with light west to northwest winds fading to north. Monroe area mirrors statewide trend with low 20s and high around 30 to 36. Sunrise 7 30 sunset 4 19.
Forfeitures list includes Ronald P. Marty Route 1 Browntown excessive noise forfeited $10 per Monroe Police. Birth notices report Kenneth and (wife) Baker of 2008 18th Ave daughter born Dec 4. Virgil Neuenschwander 1514 6th St daughter born Dec 14. Robert Fahey Belleville son born Dec 13. Jay Schlichting 606% 22nd Ave son born Dec 13. Kenneth Bauer Route 1 Monroe son born Dec 13.
The document lists personnel including doctors and nurses such as George Thomas and Charles E. Monroe from St. Clare Hospital Medical with addresses in Wisconsin and Illinois. It also names patients or associates like Mrs. Puzzle Walters Tiffany Mrs. Howard Newcomer German Valley Ill and dismissal entries for Dewey Dwyer Sr Christoph Schneider Clarence Moe Randy Pinnow Tina Copus Julie Balch and Nathan Paul and daughter.
In Nice France Somerset Maugham, 91, hospitalized after a stroke, was reported by doctors to have a slight improvement yet remain in a grave condition. He has been in a coma since Saturday with a lung congestion and fever falling after a medical bulletin noted oxygen tent support.
The Wisconsin State Building Commission voted 5 to 3 to approve a $5 million plan for a new boys school on a Lincoln County site about 19 miles northeast of Merrill. The decision followed objections over the final site selection method by the State Board of Public Welfare.
Funeral services for James Patrick Freeman 19 son of Mrs Jean C Howard Freeman will be held tomorrow at St Thomas Church in Beloit with Rev Bernard Pierick and Rev Raymond Lenahan officiating Burial will be in Tabor Cemetery The Rosary will be at 7 30 p m A memorial fund to the Beloit YMCA has been set up Freeman born April 21 1946 in Beloit was a Beloit Catholic High School graduate and awaited in Rockford School of Business and Engineering He coached the Beloit YMCA swim team He is survived by his mother a sister Martha and a brother Richard previously of Huntington Beach Calif
Hogs 5,000 with butcher prices up 25 cents. 190-225 lb hogs 28.50 to 29.00, other weights 27.75 to 28.50. Cattle 2,000 head. steers mostly steady to 25 lower. high choice 1,100-1,275 lb at 27.25 to 28.25. heifers 900-1,050 lb at 25.25 to 26.50. cows 13.00 to 14.50. Sheep 500 head. wooled lambs 85-105 lb 27.00 to 27.50. ewes 6.00 to 10.00.
Fred Siepler, 67, is charged with first degree murder in Racine for the death of his brother in law Antonio W. Mankiewicze 44. Bond set at 10000 after Mankiewicze died from shotgun wounds sustained during a Nov 11 tavern argument. Autopsy confirms shotgun injuries.
The Peabody hotel in Memphis, a 95 year landmark, faced an auction to satisfy mortgage and tax claims with a minimum price of 2.3 million. The Alcon Corp. of Chicago owned the property since 1953 as part of the Alsonett hotel chain. A Dixieland band played on the courthouse steps at noon.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie Zauge 75 who died Saturday at Oak Forest Illinois were conducted at 10 am at Stuessy Funeral Home Rev Donald Storck of St Johns United Church of Christ officiated Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers included John and Byron King James Johnson Robert Gerber Henry Kuebli and Walter Sutter all residents of nearby towns Monroe natives and service participants were named after the ceremony
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Trumpy included John Handel and family Verona Adolph Sonsteby Mr. Hor eb and Jacob Tremp Alban Woman of the Moose group to meet December 15 at 6 p m for Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs. William Bland now reside in San Francisco California former Betty Gempeler daughter of Roy and Mrs Gempeler Route 2 Miss Ann Goecks Milwaukee and guest Miss Sandy Vipraskas Lannon Wis weekend visitors at the Goecks home nurses at Columbia Hospital Milwaukee.
Dr. Dinges a past president of the Illinois Osteopathic Association and long active in professional committees. He served as osteopathic representative to the state medical examining board, chaired Orangeville school board duties, and belonged to Masonic groups in Orangeville, Freeport, and Rockford. Surviving are his wife Garnet Brown, two sons Harley and Robert, a daughter Onetta Jensen, a brother Dayne, a sister Ramona, and stepmother Marie Dinges. parents died in 1945 and 1958.
Rep Olin E Teague head of the House Veterans Affairs Committee predicted early congressional approval of a bill to extend education and home buying benefits to Vietnam era veterans serving more than 18 days since 1955 The measure follows Senate approval and aims to aid veterans similar to the GI Bill for Korea.
Jury pauses as called for 9 30 am tomorrow in the personal injury suit of Alan Schwartz 937 12th St against Roy D Figi and Rural Mutual Insurance Co. arising from a traffic accident. Attorneys Reger Johnson and Callahan represent Schwartz Roy Berg Janesville represents Figi Judge Arthur L Luebke will preside. The trial may last two to three days.
Doran R. Zwygart of 705 Zoth Dve returned from Billings and the University of Chicago Hospital after a 10 day stay with severe back muscle damage. His wife Mrs. Zwygart and Mr and Mrs Edwin Rufenacht accompanied him to Chicago, and he will rest at home for a period. Samuel Gerald Gates, Colorado State College administrator, was named president of La Crosse State University by the State College Regents.
Snow flurries began in northern Wisconsin with slippery highways north of a line from Stevens Point to Mauston and Wautoma to Iron Mountain. Hurley reported three inches and freezing mist lay south of that area. The snow may reach Milwaukee tonight, the city’s first measurable snow of the season in a long time.
A box car carrying more than 50 000 pounds of gifts from Wisconsin was sent to Chicago to join other donations in the America's Christmas Trains and Trucks program bound for Viet Nam.
Henry Lunda 81 of Argyle died at 3 55 p m yesterday at St Clare Hospital after years of ill health. Born April 16 1884 in Perry Township Dane County he farmed in Argyle area before retiring. Surviving are five daughters two sons a brother a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 1 30 p m Thursday at Argyle Lutheran Church with Rev Lyman Oman officiating burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Friends may call Erickson Funeral Home tomorrow and at the church Thursday morning.
Huston presented a first aid bandaging demonstration for Company B National Guard during the training. He heads a tree trimming crew for United Telephone and serves as the Green County Red Cross First Aid Chairman. Monday night drills concluded. next session set for January 15-16 starting at 1 45 p.m. and continuing to about 11 p.m.
Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market remains fully steady with fair to good demand and short to adequate supplies. Prices range from 41 to 46 percent on various forms including cheddars 41 43 percent and blocks 41 43 percent.
Chicago reporting notes American Farm Bureau Federation leaders at their annual convention welcome James G. Patton's forecast that big government farm programs are ending. Patton, retiring National Farmers Union president, envisions a broad cooperative system with government financing, a view rejected by Farm Bureau officials led by Missouri and Illinois affiliates who insist on minimal government involvement.
Monroe named as a site for a police seminar on February 7 announced by Assistant Police Chief Dwight C. Coplien. About 120 administrative and investigative officers from northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin will attend, with a site to be announced. Coplien and three Monroe sergeants attended a similar seminar in Freeport last night.
RED CLIFF Wis An official of the domestic peace corps said two young women VISTA field workers are being removed from the Red Cliff Indian reservation amid concerns about possible violence. Alfred P Johnson field support officer said the move follows a dispute with local leaders over the program offered.
San Francisco AFL-CIO delegates pledge a renewed fight for a better life for all Americans. George Meany, 71, unanimously elected to a new two year term as president, receives a salary boost to 70000. Delegates vote on a slate expected to reduce the executive council average age by about two years.
Mrs. Susan Gordon died this morning at Memorial Hospital where she was a medical patient for a few days. The widow of Gilman Gordon she leaves a son and three daughters. Sharer Funeral Home of Darlington is in charge of arrangements.
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