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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1964
Page
6
Occasional snow probable in the southern portion tonight into early Sunday with cloudy conditions further south and east. Low temperatures range from 10-15 degrees in the north and 15-25 degrees in the south.
A brief weather summary notes yesterday since 1 PM with high of 16 and low of 6. It compares to a year ago today with high 1 and low 12. Barometer readings at 1 AM 30 60 and 10 AM 30 42. Sunrise 7 34 and sunset 4 20.
Bruce M. Blum is executor of Tobias H. Wild estate who died November 7. Appraisers named are C. N. Johnson and Walter Wenger. Will dated June 5, 1962 provides $1000 to nephew Ernest Goecks, Lincoln Neb. $1000 to niece Linda Wild Schwalsz, Monroe. $1000 to Immanuel EUB Church, Monroe. balance to Neva Argue and to sister Bertha Wild in equal shares.
Death notices list Mrs. Henry Hugel shofer 79 Dakota Ill Mrs Louis C Kock 84 Mr Horeb Alan Dean Ludeking infant son of Mr and Mrs Richard Ludeking Dakota Ill Paul Ray Tulley 24 Edgerton Illinois appears among regional obituaries with ages and towns indicated for each deceased individual.
Mr and Mrs Howard Van Fossen of Brooklyn welcome a son born December 17 at Madison General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Karl Luescher of Belleville report a son born December 18. Mr and Mrs Albert Goodman Jr of Brodhead announce a daughter born December 18. Mr and Mrs Daniel Gerber of 1312 First Ave report a daughter born in December.
St Clare Hospital Medical notes list Mrs Arthur Olson of Argyle Leonard E Satterfield Mt Morris Illinois Edward Flanery Argyle George Riess Mc Connell Tillie Johnson South Wayne Lisa Hughes 2001 21st St and Mrs Richard Deily Evansville Surgical Dorothy Cummings 1616 15th St Dismissals include Mrs Kenneth Wyss and daughter Mrs Vernon Leith Mrs Aleafa Walter Mrs Edna Erickson Mrs Bernard Saunders Mrs Libby Tuescher Harry Pinnow George Groom Lloyd Rufer Frederick Harris and Mrs George Pember.
Number 1. learned that these other groups are under investigation Circuit Riders Cincinnati Ohio American Council of Christian Laymen Madison Wis American Economic Foundation New York City American Good Government Society Washington Christian Freedom Foundation New York City National Education Program Searcy Ark and Church League of America Wheaton Ill All are militantly conservative groups One of the better known right wing organizations the John Birch Society is not an IRS target It has never asked for tax exempt status.
Services for Einar Nelson a 57 year old man who died from a heart attack Thursday will be held at 1 30 p m Monday in the Orfordville Lutheran Church The service was moved from Silverthorn Newcomer Funeral Home Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p m tomorrow
William Othersall read in the personals column that he is going to be a dad. Sherri Othersall confirmed the due date for their first child in July and described the moment as a cute surprise.
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graves of Albany called to Minnesota by the death of Grace H. Backe formerly of Monroe. Joe Graves to spend Christmas with his parents in Albany. Ralph Van Dixhorn and children to visit from Ithaca, NY. Also book notices and airman Jack Roberts visiting New Glarus before returning to Castle AFB.
Mrs Louis C Koch aged 84 of Mt Vernon died Thursday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. She aided her late husband in founding Mt Vernon’s first general store and was longtime United Church of Christ member and organist. Surviving are son Wilbur Minocqua two daughters Mrs John Grimstad and Mrs John OHalloran two brothers a sister fifteen grandchildren and twenty four great grandchildren. Services tomorrow at 12 45 pm at United Church of Christ Mt Vernon.
Liberty Club members were hosted by Mrs. Emmanuel Fuchs for an afternoon of games and prizes followed by a luncheon at Wilhelm Tell Hotel in New Glarus. Roll call suggested ideas for Christmas decorations as Mrs. Fuchs shared candy making tips and recipes. A gift will go to the Oliver Walters family, with January meeting set at Mrs. Neuenschwander’s home and lesson by Mrs. Neuenschwander and Mrs. Schuetz.
Town Hall Homemakers Club held their Christmas party at the Casino with lunch and gift exchange. Eleven members and one guest Mrs Neil Zimmerman attended. The January meeting will be hosted by Mrs Clarence Loveland.
Mt Pleasant Homemakers Club met with Mrs William Wendt as hostess. Sixteen members attended an exchange of gifts and party games. The January meeting will be with Mrs Harvey Milbrandt.
A request to lease a room is circulated via the Monroe Evening Times classifieds. The notice suggests using the paper’s ad section for rental offers and inquiries.
In Warrens Wisconsin a chimney fire at the Miles Schroeder home triggered insulation and a ruptured plastic water pipe. Water from the burst pipe doused the flames before the Lincoln fire department arrived, leaving Mrs. Schroeder needing a plumber rather than firefighters.
Mrs. Henry Hugelshofer died in a Freeport hospital after four days illness. Born August 24, 1885, in Rock Grove she was married to Henry Hugelschafer in 1903. Survived by daughter Alice Neuschwander, Macon Mississippi. son Albert, Dakota. seven grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. services in Mount Carmel EUB Church Rock Grove with burial at Rock Grove Union Cemetery. Burial arrangements with Myers Funeral Home.
Paul Ray Tulley 24 of Edgerton died after surgery in a Madison hospital. Born August 10 1940 in Savannah Missouri he lived in Edgerton since 1957 and was a Kroger meat cutter and Rock River Drain Co partner. Surviving wife two sons parents a sister. Services Tuesday at Central Lutheran Church officiated by Rev T O Aronson with calling Monday at Ellingsen Funeral Home.
Services for Mrs. Robert Mohns 57 of Route 1 Juda were held this afternoon at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev. James C. Plymore of Grace Lutheran Church officiating. William Rollins sang The Lord s Prayer and In the Garden. burial followed at Twin Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers included Ronald Timm Baileyville Ill Calvin Drafahl Monticello Harold Mohns Brodhead Thomas Theiler Juda Nicolas W Leutenegger Robert D Schwitz.
Services for Jake L. Schultz, 79, who died Thursday morning, were held at 2 this afternoon in Zwingli United Church of Christ. Rev. J. Allan Mittler officiated, with burial in Highland Cemetery. Pallbearers were John L. Aultman, Clarence Blumer, Arthur Boss, Fred Minder, Emery Silver, and William Wendt.
Mr and Mrs Nathan H Isely 1112 11th Ave announce daughter Melissa Hope born December 18 at St Clare Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ralph J Kundert and Mr and Mrs Ketch el Rinehart. Great grandmother is Mrs Alferd Isely.
Robert C. Knipschild son of Mr and Mrs John F Knipschild 2009 9th St is reported in satisfactory condition following surgery yesterday at St. Clare Hospital. He is a Platteville State University student majoring in secondary education.
A compact guide highlights solving problems by using classified ads to save time. It suggests leveraging listings for quick deals and information, emphasizing efficiency and practical how to use local postings for everyday tasks.
Dear Abby replies to readers on three issues. A widow claims $700000 inheritance was stolen through legal betrayal after her husband’s death in 1951. A fiancée weighs West Point as four years apart from marriage plans. A young man disputes a girlfriend’s diary fabrications and seeks dating guidance.
A veteran article condemns ambulance chasing the practice of soliciting accident victims for personal injury cases. It explains how paid tipsters prompt Chasers to push for referrals, risking professional standing and possibly criminal charges. It advises consulting a trusted family lawyer or using a Lawyer Referral Service.
A 35 year old man, Herbert Fowler of Rome Georgia, shot himself when his pistol fell from his pocket. The .22 bullet moved from his thigh into a vein, traveled through his heart, and lodged in his lung. Surgeons removed the bullet at Emory University Hospital.
The Associated Press reports nineteen children died in multiple home fires, adding to a toll of 26 lives lost on Friday. Across Warren Detroit area five more children perished in a northeast suburb fire. five in Kinston North Carolina. five in Marked Tree Arkansas. three in Seattle Washington. and twenty elderly in a nursing home in Fountain Town Indiana.
Discussion notes four possible routes for a new canal linking oceans. Estimates of cost vary widely from 750 million to around 1.5 billion, depending on site and digging methods. The old canal cost 380 million and began operation 11 years after the treaty was signed. Copper and iron pyrites stand out as Cyprus exports.
Confidential note to Abby seeks replies via The Monroe Evening Times. Readers are invited to write with personal responses enclosed in a stamped self addressed envelope.
A local bar association weighs ethics in legal practice arguing that unethical lawyers harm clients and undermine the profession. The piece contrasts alternatives to signing with a chaser and critiques conduct within the profession.
The dairy industry in the United States reports a workforce totaling 292,600, reflecting employment across processing plants and related facilities. The figure indicates broad labor involvement in dairy production nationwide.
Graveside services were held in St. Paul Cemetery Epplyanna for Alan Dean Ludeking son of Richard and Lois Fleet Ludeking who died at birth Thursday in a Freeport hospital. Rev A C Onasch officiated. Surviving are the parents two brothers Loren and Kevin maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Erwin Fleer maternal great grandmother Mrs Lydia Fleer Wayne Neb and paternal grandmother Mrs Anna Ludeking Dakota.
The Jordan River rises in a sacred grove atop Mount Hermon on the Syrian Lebanese border then flows to Lake Huleh in Israel and onward to the Sea of Galilee.
Classifieds illuminate daily needs with practical listings. From jobs to household items, readers find affordable solutions and quick connections across the community.
New York reports say Cosa Nostra boss Joseph Bonanno is alive after a kidnapping two months ago and will testify before a federal grand jury Monday. Attorney William Maloney cited a phone tip from Bonanno’s son confirming his client’s good health.
The International Red Cross Committee reports two top Congo rebel leaders say they knew nothing of the Geneva Red Cross Convention and do not consider themselves bound by it.
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