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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1962
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail for Stephenson County and surrounding areas, with annual costs listed and advance payment required to meet postal regulations. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Editorial notes a telephone survey of 142 graduates with 72 pursuing further education. Among them 16 at the University of Wisconsin, 18 in state colleges, 12 in other four year colleges, four in nursing programs, and 14 in vocational training. Twenty seven work full time, ten farm, ten in military service, and eight housewives.
The Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association warns that TB remains a public health issue despite progress. Six Green County patients were in Wisconsin sanatoriums at end of 1961, and TB cases rose five percent nationwide due to expanded free X-ray TB detection clinics funded by Christmas Seals. The group stresses universal screening and treatment, noting chest X rays and skin tests plus effective drugs, while urging continued vigilance.
Madison reports Gov. Kohler will announce on December 21 1952 a sharp budget reduction to blunt any climb in income tax rates. Agencies request 30 million dollars more than expected revenues as the state grapples with the shortfall.
The article argues that current TB drugs may fail against future strains and urges more Christmas Seal funds for detection and research. Donors are told their gift funds two battles: the present fight and the looming future struggle, and are urged to buy more seals now or next year while available.
New York Ford Sibley 54 a 28 year veteran in advertising in New York and on the West Coast died Thursday after a several months illness He was a vice president of Foote Cone and Belding New Orleans La J E Cargill 62 president of Gulf States Utilities Co died Thursday in New Orleans.
Cargill, a Beaumont Texas resident, served with Gulf States since 1925 and held a long tenure at the Texas Louisiana utility headquartered in Beaumont while waiting to board an airliner to Houston.
James Ulrich now is employed at Jos. Huber Brewing Co. He and his wife Cheryl Webb have moved from Chicago to Albany, returning former Albany residents.
The IRS releases a schedule allowing Wisconsin residents to deduct state sales tax from federal income tax. Assistant district director Fred G. Kniskern says a $5 000 gross income yields a $44 deduction, with higher or lower amounts based on income. A larger deduction can be claimed with verification. Deduction valid once per family, ranges from $7 to $162 across income brackets.
Mrs. Theodore Gaul of Route 1 escaped injury when her car struck loose gravel lost control hit an embankment and tipped over on its top on a Clarno Township road five miles south of Monroe. Deputies reported the mishap at 7 26 with extensive damage to both sides and the top and all glass broken.
Phillip Duerst son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Duerst has joined the USS Theodore Roosevelt a nuclear submarine AFBM boat with the Gold Crew He recently graduated from Missile Launching School at Dam Neck and is listed at TMSA 5 967 583 USS Theodore Roosevelt SSBN 600 Gold Crew c o FPO New York New York
Army Pvt. Donald J. Zimmerman, 22, a 1958 Brodhead High School graduate, finished a five week basic aircraft maintenance course at Fort Rucker Alabama. He entered the Army in 1962, trained at Fort Leonard Wood, and is married to Judith of Janesville where he previously worked for Hough Shade Inc.
Clintonville firm FWD Corp announces a fiscal year profit of 371,493 ending Sept 31 with earnings per share of 1.24 after tax. Sales climb 33 percent to 23,804,572.
Reuben Voie aged 60 of Beloit died Wednesday in a Madison hospital. He was a retired Beloit Corp machinist born in New London. Services will be at noon tomorrow at Trinity Lutheran church, Beloit, where he was a post officer. Friends may call tonight at Schoenfeld funeral home. Surviving: wife Priscilla Tues, two sons Kermit and Reuben, three sisters Mrs. Alfred Anderson Scandinavia Miss Margaret Voie Downing Calif Mrs. Magda Rausch Palm Springs Calif, and brother Allen Anchorage Alaska.
Miss Wilma Heimann announced Salvation Army trucks will visit Monroe next Thursday for monthly pickups. Starting next month they will come twice a month on the second and fourth Thursdays, with January dates set for January 10 and January 24. Call 1215 for pickup.
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