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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
8
Wisconsin stays mostly cloudy with light snow likely tonight and Thursday. Temperature trend remains steady with little change. Highs in the 20s across the state, with minimal precipitation accumulation and no significant warmup forecast.
Virgil K Erickson transfers one acre more or less in York Township to Francis Barts. Public deed notes conveyance details for the lot described as 1 acre within the township boundaries.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer and David L. Pehl face actions for operating a vehicle under the influence, with a $105 bond forfeiture and license revocation. Ronald P. Marty of Browntown forfeits a $20 bond for driving on the wrong side, while Franklyn R. Deininger of Kenosha forfeits a $25 bond for nighttime speeding. State Patrol and Sheriff’s Department names appear in notices.
Ralph W Whitehead died November 9 with will dated November 19 1964. Widow Elizabeth to receive personal property bank account stock bonds farm personal. Nieces and nephews to receive 217 acre farm kept in Whitehead name for widow and deceaseds mother. Appraisers named Russell Carter and James Flanagan.
Rev. Robert Schmidt of Lena Mississippi died at 45. Heine A Sennen Risees. Floyd Wall 74 of Neillsville. Mrs. Charles Mabel Heine of Madison. Mr and Mrs Gary Brewer Route 1 Albany and their son born December 14. Mr and Mrs Richard Nyman Orfordville and their son born December 14.
A roster lists patients from St. Clare Hospital including Mrs Daniel Simmon e and Mrs John Derning among others with locations such as Janesville New Glarus Brod head and Monroe surgical entries. Dismissals include Mrs Arthur Schneider and daughter and several others from Janesville and surrounding towns.
Five inches of rain drenched Honolulu in eight hours on Tuesday, surpassing the city’s December average by one inch. Intersections flooded while traffic stalled and a bridge was closed as rising streams loosened underpinnings. In Birmingham England, four men were arrested as police recovered about 35,000 pounds believed stolen in a payroll robbery, with 41,065 pounds recovered from the plant delivery.
Lights will glow longer at the White House this week and next for the Christmas season. Two white lighted trees flank the north portico and an 18 foot fire sits in the Blue Room. Inside tree decorated with 960 tiny lights plus popcorn and cranberry chains gingerbread cookies teddy bears toy drums straw stars and other ornaments. Doorways adorned with mistletoe mantels with holly and greens and a wreath above the front door.
Orangeville obituary notes Dr Ran som L Dinges 58 osteopathic physician died yesterday after 31 years in town. Services 1 30 p m Friday at Cramer Funeral Home with Rev Sheldon Gerarden and Rev Fred Ander officiating. Burial Orangeville Cemetery. Rites for Masonic Lodge at 8 p m tomorrow. Survived by wife Garnet two sons Harley Robert one daughter Oneta Jensen Chicago a brother Dayne Dinges Monroe a sister Ramona Edwards Madison and 15 grandchildren. He was active in Methodist Church Masonic Lodge Scottish York Rites Tabela Shrine White Shrine and a past Illinois medical examiner for 13 years.
A referendum among about 300 Indians may be needed to overturn an initial council vote. The VISTA youth club is seen as a means to prevent dropout rates, but critics warn of possible violence from internal youth conflicts. Several resignations have been filed, with promises to continue efforts once disputes are settled.
Mrs William Blumer from Albany stopped by yesterday. Ray Lewis from Belleville did a business call in Monroe today. Woman of the Moose plans Wednesday meeting December 15 at 8 p.m. Christmas party. Mrs Laura Jacobson and daughter Mrs Garland Rankins were visitors from Albany yesterday. Gifts for nuns and family groups advertised. Mr and Mrs Wayne Blumer and Debbie and Mrs June Blumer with daughters Rhonda and Carla, from Madison, visited the Martys on Sunday. Howard McKillip of Freeport visited Saturday. The Marty couple visited Watertown and Milwaukee on Tuesday and today on business.
Mrs Charles Mabel Heine a former resident who lived in Madison four years died just after midnight in a Madison nursing home. Her husband 74 died March 5 1965. Survived by daughter Mrs H J Hulburt Madison and two grandchildren. Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Schwarz Funeral Home Freeport with burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery.
The administrator spoke for Mrs. Johnson and hospital staff thanking the County Board. A letter from State Senator Roseleip urged improvements to Highway 81. Guy Weckerly received an employment extension to December 31, 1986. Supervisor Stair outlined jail repairs, mainly painting, with less than $1,000 planned. No action was taken and the board adjourned to January 11 at 8 p.m.
Farmers can choose a cropland retirement with 20 to 50 percent of feed grain base to qualify for price support on corn but not diversion payments. Diversion requires removing more than 20 percent. For bases of 25 acres or less, full retirement yields a high payment rate.
The first public poll shows President Charles de Gaulle leading with 55 percent of decided votes in Sunday's runoff against Socialist Francois Mitterrand.
In Havana, mothers explain that Santa Claus is blocked by Yankee imperialism, so Cuban children expect few toys this year. Gift giving centers on the Day of the Three Kings January 6, with restrictions and changes since communism tightened controls.
Milwaukee County Board agreed at its Tuesday meeting to waive landing rules for Santa and his reindeer at Mitchell Field on Christmas Eve. One supervisor objected to a special ballot suspension, noting Santa had cost him money, but the board adopted a traditional resolution requesting authorities to permit the landing.
Reports from Nice indicate W Somerset Maugham's health worsened with fever rising after a prior brief improvement following a stroke and coma since Saturday. Audrey Hepburn's May film start is postponed as she and Mel Ferrer await a second child due July 17 in Switzerland. Cass Daley recovering from abdominal cancer surgery in Santa Monica. Cassius Clay faces disorderly conduct charges after a Tuesday incident in Chicago, arguing with police about a car stop and license issues amid a tense exchange invoking a “Negro government.”
Faragoi says Clay urged him to punch so Clay could sue the government. The confrontation involved threats of assault charges and a claim that Clay challenged forceful action to trigger legal action.
Gemini 6 to approach Gemini 7 in same orbit over the Marianas. Schirra to slow and match speed with Borman Lovell, maintaining about 100 feet separation at 17 500 mph. Six hours of maneuvers to simulate lunar flight. return expected Thursday as Gemini 7 ends an eight day plus voyage.
A poacher climbed a six foot fence at Elmwood Park Zoo Monday night and killed a 75 pound white tailed deer kept with others in a large pen. The carcass was removed and the deer dressed before disappearance. zoo officials found the crime Tuesday and suspect a knife was used as no gunshots were heard.
Mr and Mrs Germaine R Kaderli Sr Brodhead announce son Joseph Paul born Dec 11 in St Clare Hospital. Grandparents Fred Kaderli and Lloyd Timmerman. Mr and Mrs LaVern Wahl Monticello announce son Gerald Lee born Dec 10 in Clare Hospital. Grandparents Herman Voegeli Guy Wahl. Mrs Carrie Derning Brodhead treated for a fractured hip after a fall at St Clare Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Bradford Kchelkraut announce the birth of their son James Alan on December 5. The couple already has two sons, Billy and Bobby.
Grandparents Mr and Mrs Norman Fischi of Belleville and Mr and Mrs Elroy Eichel kraut of New Glarus underwent surgery after a November 29 car crash. Mrs Raymond Kubly Jr of Browntown improved steadily after shoulder repair at St. Clare Hospital. Madison Phi Kappa Phi will induct Sen Gaylord Nelson as honorary member January 16, with four UW faculty members also to be honored.
An engineering expert said severe floods in western Wisconsin this spring are not expected to recur next year unless heavy winter snows are followed by ice on the ground during runoff. The report notes the risk hinges on weather patterns and ground conditions.
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