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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1962
Page
2
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Editorial argues President Kennedy's call for an immediate broad federal tax cut echoes Republican tax philosophy. It notes his belief that restrictive taxes won’t balance the budget or deter growth and that future revenues may rise after relief. The piece also observes consistency with Byrd and Mills positions and comments on budget outlays.
The Mariner 2 mission to Venus is hailed as an historic triumph with near accurate proximity, a minute early arrival, and a speed match to projections. It boosts American prestige and science collaboration while offering data of interest mainly to specialists once basic Venus traits are known.
Ten years ago Rev. Richard Hulbert of St. Andrew's Church was to be ordained this weekend at St. Mathias Episcopal Church in Waukesha by Bishop Donald H. W. Hallock of Milwaukee. Also noted was city budget talk on a $35 monthly across the board police raise and a council vote approving stop signs at 17th avenue and 17th street amid police concerns.
The article contrasts speculative Venus life detection and future space tours with practical travel flaws. It notes the irony of a precise 36 million mile hit yet failure to reach the near Moon, and cites ongoing driver confusion at busy expressway interchanges.
Ralph J Dotzel 62 retired Apple River area farmer died Saturday at his home in Apple River Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Bartell funeral home burial in Elmwood cemetery He born in Apple River son of Casper and his wife married Ellen Schweitzer December 9 1926 Surviving are wife and sister Alma Dotzel Warren Illinois
Funeral services conducted for Gerrude Ann Fancher 64 of Janesville who died after months of ill health. Born Mineral Point March 11 1898 she was a former cook at Janesville restaurants and the Monterey hotel. Surviving daughters Raymond Wong Monrovia Calif Harvey Lockness Edgerton and Francis Nehls Janesville son George Fancher Delavan nine grandchildren and three brothers Joseph George Engels Mineral Point Theodore Engels New Castle Pa. Burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery follows a 9 a.m. Mass at St Patrick Catholic Church Janesville. Rosary was held at Overton funeral home.
New York financier and art collector Chester Dale, 69, died in a city hospital after a heart attack. In Asheville, North Carolina, Dr. Asa J. Ferry, 81, longtime Presbyterian minister and retired in 1947, died Saturday. born in Charlottetown, Canada, he was ordained in 1908.
Worcester Massachusetts George N Jeppson 89 honorary chairman of the Norton Co world s largest abrasive manufacturer died Sunday He was the son of a founder and had been associated with the firm for about 70 years.
Mrs Gilbert M Hitchcock 79 widow of the late Nebraska senator and founder of the Omaha World Herald died Saturday after about two months of illness.
Governor Nelson urged the 1963 Wisconsin Legislature to zone highway interchanges and outlaw household detergents to protect natural resources. He spoke at a Madison meeting of the Wisconsin Council for Resource Development and Conservation and pressed for a peoples lobby to safeguard scenic attractions. He called for a 1965 ban on soluble detergents and criticized interchanges for unsightly development and billboards.
Joseph Kessenick Sr. 68 of Waunakee died after a long illness in a Madison hospital. Services will be at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St John s Catholic church Waunakee where he was a member. Rosary tonight at 8. Survived by wife Catherine died 1942 five sons and five daughters and five brothers. He was a retired farmer and former tavern operator.
The Hansen Glove Co. of Milwaukee will shift its operations from Kiel to a newer plant in Merrill on January 1. About 80 women are employed. management says Kiel production has not been economical.
Mrs. Frank Webb 93 longtime Belmont resident dies after six months in Cuba City hospital. Born Minnie Mappes in 1869 she and husband celebrated their 60th anniversary in 1949. Surviving children Margery Mrs Maxine Owens and Mrs La Vern Knebel and four sons, with 13 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral at Belmont Methodist Church with calling at Thomas funeral home Platteville.
Mt Pleasant 4H held its Christmas party at Karl Disch home. Mrs Disch showed slides and games followed a gift exchange and a potluck lunch.
Colleen Dunphy is president of the Albany 4 H Club with Shila Elmer as vice president Ardys Briggs as secretary treasurer and Dahla Dixon as reporter. The group has eight new members and 15 continuing members planning a Christmas gathering Saturday afternoon December 29 at the leader Mrs John Morgenthaler home with gifts to be exchanged.
Mrs. Ida M. Davidson born Ida M. Heise 79 died at Krug Nursing Home Orangeville at 3 30 am following an extended illness. Survived by daughter LaVetta Holcomb Ridott sons Raymond Cedarville Melvin Freeport sister Emma Davidson Lena Sadie Schweder Freeport six grandchildren five great grandchildren and other relatives. Services 1 30 pm tomorrow at Cramer funeral home Orangeville Rev Charles Wheeler officiating burial Rock Lily cemetery Winslow. Calling after 7 30 pm tonight.
Mrs. A W Schroeger wife of a retired University of Wisconsin wildlife management professor and former State Conservation Commission member died Sunday in Madison. She led civic efforts with the Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs the League of Women Voters and the Wisconsin Council for Social Action.
A concise notice frames a person seeking to sell, rent, or hire through a friend driven ad. It highlights a practical approach where social networks stage the transaction, suggesting accessible terms and a quick connection between buyer and seller.
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