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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1963

Page

8

Cold stretch continues through Friday in Wisconsin

The daily records page notes very cold conditions across Wisconsin into Friday with lows of 15 to 24 below in the northwest and 12 to 18 below in the southeast. Friday highs range from 5 below to 5 above with mostly fair skies and a chance of light snow flurries near Lake Superior. In the Monroe zone, lows dip to 12 to 18 below and Friday highs reach zero to 5 above.

Wisconsin Lake Superior Monroe

Weather snapshot with regional highs and lows

Today since 1 p.m. high 3 and low 12. Year ago today high 40 and low 32. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.34 and 1 p.m. 30.30. Warmest spot Miramar California at 75. Coldest Bemidji Minnesota at 24. Sunrise 7:26 sunset 4:29.

U.S.A Miramar Calif Bemidji Minn

Real Estate Transfer in Clarno Township Names Moats Motz

Robert I. Moats transfers land in Clarno Township listed as land transfer to Joseph Motz. Noted as real estate transfer involving parcel seen in record book, section 34. Property description includes land transfer between individuals with no price stated.

Robert I. Moats Joseph Motz Clarno Township

Local Court Notes On Vehicle Violations And Plea

Judge Emery and Judge Pope preside over cases in Blanchard ville and Brodhead involving non-registration of trailers and missing stop lights. Bonds of 15 dollars forfeited. Trenthard Trucking Co. and Charles J Ferguson linked to separate counts. One defendant pleads not guilty to two counts and a trail set for December 23 at 1 30 p m.

Roger L. Elmer Emery C. Pope Blanchardville Lowell A. Arnsmeier Brodhead Trenthard Trucking Co Juda John J. Schneider State Patrol Charles J. Ferguson Albany Sheriff's Department

Estates Probate Names Administratrix and Heirs

Alice Rundle named administratrix of the estate of Mabel C. Lynn who died Oct 29. Three daughters and two sons listed as heirs. Appraisers are Henry A. Burgy and Walter J. Wenger. Alma widow is administratrix and heir in Milton Brechlien’s estate who died Dec 5.

Alice Rundle Mabel C. Lynn Henry A. Burgy Walter J. Wenger Alma Milton Brechlien

Pickett Divorce Granted After Cruel Treatment in Brodhead

Franklin Ernest Pickett 30 of Brodhead obtains an absolute divorce from Wi nona Mae Wells Pickett 28 of Brodhead on cruelty grounds. Married Sept 15 1956 separated May 9 1963. Custody of their minor child awarded to the wife with $10 weekly support. Property settlement made.

Franklin Ernest Pickett Brodhead Winona Mae Wells Pickett

Forfeitures Report on Carl V. Gille in Gratiot

Monroe police report a forfeiture involving Carl V. Gille of Gratiot tied to a limitation on backing with a $10 forfeiture. The brief item notes an enforcement action and confirms monetary penalty.

Carl V. Gille Monroe

Obituary notices list local deaths in Wisconsin towns

Deaths include Mrs Earl V Hicks 53 of New Glarus and Charles F Abrams 69 of rural Waureka. Other obituaries: James Flynn 74 of Hanover Til hy. William Belkin 57 of Living ston. Mrs Charles Greenwood 85 of Janesville. Earl Lied 73 of Milwaukee. Mrs William Parkinson 20 of Fond du Lac.

Earl V. Hicks New Glarus Charles F. Abrams Waureka James Flynn Hanover William Belkin Livingston Charles Greenwood Janesville Earl Lied Milwaukee William Parkinson Fond du Lac

Birth of a Daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson

Argyle announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson on December 19.

Charles Anderson Argyle

Tonsillectomy names listed for patients and staff

A list of patients and medical staff is provided, including Robert Ed ward Logeson of 2116 13th street and Lawrence Buttice of Rockford among others. It enumerates patients in medical and surgical categories with addresses across several towns.

Robert Edward Logeson 13Th Street Lawrence Buttice Rockford Leila Winger 11Th Street Goldie Fritz Belleville Russell Jay Chapman Newark Ill John Kubly 16Th Street Arthur E. Savage Warren Allan E. Mott 22Nd Avenue Gary V. Cummings 15Th Street Charles Staver Darlington John M. Blum Route 4 Conrad

Mrs Hicks 53 New Glarus Dies in Home From Heart Attack

Mrs Earl V Hicks 53 wife of a New Glarus physician died at home from a heart attack. Born Baraboo July 1910 she trained at Madison General Hospital School of Nursing. Survived by husband son Charles Logan Utah daughter Mrs Randolph Ott Columbus Ohio mother Mrs Martha Heiden New Glarus two brothers Charles Heiden Schenectady Lew Madison Miss one granddaughter Laura Lynn Ott. Arrangements pending Zentner funeral home.

New Glarus Earl V. Hicks Baraboo East Side High School Madison Madison General Hospital School of Nursing N.Y Lew Miss Laura Lynn Ott Zentner Funeral Home

Three Auto Mishaps Reported in Monroe

Monroe police investigated three traffic accidents in one day. At 1:26 p.m. John J. White and Ray T. Silver Sr. collided at 6th Street and 17th Avenue. Later Stephen R. Pandow was struck by Carl V. Gille in the 1000 block of 16th Avenue. At 7:06 p.m. Fay E. Foster backed into a meter post in the 1100 block of 16th Street.

Monroe John J. White 30Th Avenue Ray T. Silver Sr Monticello 6Th Street 17Th Avenue Stephen R. Pandow 12Th Avenue Carl V. Gille Gratiot Gille 16Th Avenue Fay E. Foster 8Th Street 16Th Street

State Patrol Officer Returns to Green County Duties

William A. Harvey has resumed regular duties as State Patrol officer in Green County after serving as commandant at the State Patrol Academy at Camp McCoy since August. He also instructed in matters dealing with State Patrol. Relief patrolmen were on duty during his absence.

William A. Harvey Green County Sta Camp McCoy

Police guard leaders during Malaysia anti-sabotage sweep

Police guarded Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and other officials as Malaysia continued rounding up suspects tied to an alleged Indonesian plot to sabotage vital installations.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Tunku Abdul Rahman

Dismissals List Includes Several Names and Relatives

Elmer Sr Route 4 and Mrs Fred Krebs Route 1 appear in the notice. The dismissals section also lists Leon Noble Lawrence F Marty Mrs Grace Traxler Mrs Anna Olson Mrs Kenneth McGrew Mrs Clayte Coplien Brenda Lynn Black Mrs Millard Mills Mrs Hazel Neuschwander Mrs Richard Livingston and the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ralph M Strickler.

Elmer Sr Fred Krebs Leon Noble Lawrence F. Marty Grace Traxler Anna Olson Kenneth McGrew Clayte Coplien Brenda Lynn Black Millard Mills Hazel Neuschwander Richard Livingston Ralph M. Strickler

Visitors and Shoppers Stop by Monroe Area Churches and Stores

Personal mentions show multiple residents and visitors from Janesville Rock City Monticello Albany and Monroe shopping and meeting relatives. Notable stops include O Hare field reunion for Allen Johnson on 12 day military leave and Edith Koehner planning visits to Freeport Orangeville and Monroe with family.

Charles Jones Janesville Helga Nicholls Monticello Monroe Toay Albert Tobler Rock City Ill Maurice Ringhand Philip Albany Ray T. Silver Sr Elfa Voegels Gex Bette St. Victor’s Church Lester J. Johnson O’harefield Allen Norfolk Edith Koehner Freeport Larry Weick Weicks Orangeville

Area Farm Home Damaged by Fire in Albany

Firemen battled a rural house fire at the Dr. F. J. Bongiorno farm tenanted by the Everett Eller family of 12. An overheated stove is blamed as flames breached the living area roof and upper floor. The Ellers have lived on the farm since June and in Albany since 1962.

Albany F. J. Bongiorno Everett Eller Raulson Ellers

Jet from Minot Air Base Explodes, Crashes on North Dakota Farm

State highway patrol reports an F-106 Delta Dart interceptor from Minot Air Force Base exploded and crashed on a farm near Flasher, South Central North Dakota. The base said one jet was unaccounted for as farmer Clarence Erickson described seeing a large fireball in the sky.

Flasher N.D State Highway Patrol Minot Air Force Base North Dakota Clarence’ Erickson Erickson

Escapee Downed By Flying Tackle in Janesville

Patrolman Alfred Lembrick spotted Eugene H. Jensen, 30, a jail escapee, in downtown Janesville. William Stafford, 6 foot 200 pound Milton College student and former Janesville high school player, tackled Jensen with a flying tackle, bringing him down. Jensen was returned to jail to await an extra jailbreak charge after eight years for rape.

Janesville William Stafford Alfred Lembrick Eugene H. Jensen Jensen Waupun State Lembrick Stafford Milton College Janesville High School

Brian Colin Foesch Born Aboard U S S Dixie

Seaman Brian Colin Foesch was born December 11 at St. Clare hospital to Seaman and Mrs. David B. Foesch Route 2 Winslow. He has a brother Mark Anthony 2½. Father serves aboard USS Dixie on a Western Pacific cruise to Japan. Grandparents and multiple great grandparents are named from Winslow Monroe South Wayne and Black Earth.

Leatha Krueger Monroe Erma Sandley South Wayne Elsa Foesch Tonetta Dybdahl Black Earth

Mrs Albert R Neushwander Dismissed From St Clare Hospital

Mrs Albert R Hazel Neushwander of 1322 9th Street was discharged yesterday from St Clare Hospital where she had been confined since November 24 with pneumonia.

Albert R Hazel) Neushwander 9Th Street St. Clare Hospital

Newsroom accident injures Monroe employee

Jim Field of the Monroe Evening Times suffered two sprained knees when a heavy roll of newsprint toppled on him. Treated at Monroe Clinic, he will use crutches for some time. he lives at 616 15th Avenue with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Field.

Jim Field Monroe Evening Times Monroe Clinic 15Th Avenue Stanley R. Field

Patient Mrs Fred Krebs Admitted for Minor Surgery

Mrs. Fred Krebs of Route 1 has been admitted to St. Clare hospital for minor surgery this afternoon.

Fred Krebs St. Clare Hospital

Madison Cheese Market Sees Steady Demand and Ample Supplies

Madison Wisconsin cheddars and blocks show steady demand and ample supplies. Prices for cheddars range 35 to 39 cents per pound, blocks 36 to 39, daisies 38 to 39, longhorns 38 to 39, and midgets 37 to 40 cents per pound.

Madison Wisconsin

Stoughton Native Named Bell System No. 3 Executive

William C. Bolenius retires as vice chairman of American Telephone and Telegraph Co after guiding nearly 13 billion dollars in financing for the Bell system over 12 years. H. I. Romnes, 56, becomes the No. 3 executive, former Western Electric president and Wisconsin native, joining the Bell system after UW graduation in 1928.

New York Bell Telephone System William C. Bolenius American Telephone and Telegraph Co H. I. Romnes Bolonius Romnes Western Electric Co Stoughton, Wis Bell System University of Wisconsin

Chicagoan Faces Narcotics Charge

A Chicago man William Over, 24, pleaded innocent at his arraignment on forgery reckless gun use and forged prescription charges tied to narcotics. Bail set at 11000. The case follows the death of Hal F Hellman, 28, in a Madison hotel room where Over and two others were staying.

Madison Chicago University of Wisconsin William Buenzli William Over Over Hal F. Hellman Jamaica N.Y Hellman Wisconsin Richard Johns Green Bay Joshua L. Johns Johns

Jewelry seized from Mickey Cohen sells for nineteen thousand

In Los Angeles 43 pieces of jewelry once owned by ex mobster Mickey Cohen sold for about $19,000. The items were auctioned by the Internal Revenue Service to help cover roughly $375,000 in back taxes.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Internal Revenue Service

Farm Power Tax Relief Ruled Void

Madison State Department of Taxation ruling exempting farmers from a three percent tax on household electricity is invalid. Attorney General George Thompson said utilities cannot thwart legislative intent. George Corning heads the tax department and will seek staff guidance before possibly imposing the tax on farms. The tax, part of a budget compromise, took effect Aug. 15 amid utility complaints that it was hard to separate household and farm use. A repeal bill passed the Senate and nearly cleared the Assembly before session adjourned.

Madison State Department of Taxation George Thompson George Corning Tax Department Senate Assembly

Christmas Star Aims for Orbit From California Launch

A 73 foot Scout rocket launched from Point Arguello California carries a folded polka dot package that could form a new satellite named Aid Density Explorer. If deployed it may provide data to forecast solar flares and study the upper atmosphere over polar regions.

Point Arguello Calif Air Force U.S. Space Agency Antarctic Arctic

General Taylor Arrives in Pakistan to Improve Ties

General Maxwell D. Taylor chair of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived in Karachi to work on strained Pakistan U.S. relations and seek improvements during his visit.

Pakistan Karachi Maxwell D. Taylor U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Pakistan- U.S

Irenee Du Pont dies former head of Du Pont empire

Irenee du Pont aged 86 died in Wilmington today and is last of the three brothers who built Du Pont into a major global firm. He led the company as president from 1919 to 1926 and served as vice chairman until 1940, retiring from the board in 1959 to his son Irenee Jr. Du Pont helped grow the 1802-founded business into a billion-dollar annual operation.

Wilmington Del Irenee du Pont du Pont Company du Pont du Pont Empire Irenee Jr

Idlewild to be renamed John F. Kennedy International Airport

New York will rename Idlewild Airport to John F. Kennedy International Airport on Tuesday. Mayor Robert F. Wagner signed the law making the change Wednesday.

New York Idlewild Airport John F. Kennedy International Airport Robert F. Wagner

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