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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1962

Page

8

Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Monroe Zone

The forecast for December 21, 1962 calls for cloudy skies and light snow in the northwest with possible snow tonight. Not as cold tonight with a low around 15 to 25. Saturday brings more clouds and light snow in the east, then northwest, with a colder trend. Monroe Zone mirrors cloudy skies with occasional snow tonight and Saturday, followed by cooler temperatures.

Wisconsin Monroe

Weather Summary For The Day

Data shows yesterday high 30 and low 19. Year ago today high 31 and low 21. Barometer at 1 am 30 40 and at 1 pm 30 19. Mc Allen Texas records 83 as warmest in the U S and Montpelier Vermont 19 as coldest. Sunrise 7 27 and sunset 4 29.

U.S.A McAllen Texas Montpelier

Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Brodhead Areas

Leonard D. French transfers to Delmar C. Friedrich an Italianate parcel in Emer son and Moulton's Addition Monroe. LeRoy J. Berg transfers to John A. Boss Lot 8 block 32 Brod head. Minnick Rengen transfers to Etta Ames lots 6 and 8 block 146 Brodhead.

Leonard D. French Delmar C. Friedrich Emerson and Moulton’s City of Monroe LeRoy J. Berg John A. Boss City of Brodhead Minnick Rengen Etta Ames

County Court Docket Hearings and Fines

Judge Roger L. Elmer and Robert G. Wolfe of Freeport face guilty pleas for passing over a yellow line with $15 and costs. Robert D. Newell of Deerfield Illinois forfeited a $20 bond for nighttime speeding. G and W Transit of Jackson Minnesota forfeited a $53 bond after becoming interstate exempt commodity authority.

Roger L. Elmer Robert G. Wolfe Freeport Robert D. Newell Deerfield Ill Sheriff’s Department G. and W

Forfeitures Recorded In Monroe Police Notices

Frieda A. Forster of 2002 llth Street faces a $10 forfeiture for speeding. Vivian B. Bartelt of Route 1 forfeits $25 for speeding in a school zone. Earl V. Laufenberg of Highland forfeits $25 for a hit and run.

AD Daily Redd Frieda A. Forster Llth Street Monroe Vivian B. Bartelt Route 1 Earl V. Laufenberg Highland

Death notices for Vole Stewart Cleavland family births

Deaths reported for Reuben Vole aged 60 in Beloit. Obituaries note Mr and Mrs Donald Stewart of Brodhead with a son born December 21. Mr and Mrs Charles Cleaveland of Albany with a son born December 21.

Reuben Vole Beloit Donald Stewart Brodhead, Son Charles Cleaveland Albany, Son

William Harnish Faces Charge In Whisky Heist Case

A fourth man, William Harnish, 28, Chicago, surrendered to FBI agents in Chicago and is charged with possession of a truckload of stolen Canadian whisky from an interstate shipment. The 900 cases were found hidden under hay on the Ralph Harnish farm between Winslow and Lena.

Winslow FBI Chicago William Harnish Harnish Ralph Harnish Lena U.S James K. Cavanaugh Freeport Winnebago County Rockford Charles R. Crockett Eugene Stacy Kenneth Burton

New Year Celebrations Plotted by Legion Members

Plans outlined for a New Year’s Eve dinner at the American Legion Clubroom during a Legion hall meeting. Green County Legion to meet Sunday in Monroe and state gathering slated for January 11 12 and 13 in Rhinelander with lunch provided by the auxiliary.

American Legion Legion Hall Green County Legion Monroe Rhinelander

St Clare Hospital Incident List Medical Surgical Dismissals

A record from St Clare Hospital lists patients admitted under Medical and Surgical care with names and hometowns including Mrs Calvin Melland South Wayne Mrs Harold Berry Argyle Howard Stabenow Winslow Robert D Grenawalt Beloit George E Dickson Argyle and Robert Jeglum 809 19th Avenue Dismissals include John J OBrien Daniel Deal Chester Berger Ben H Roderick Randall Busch William Ward Edward W Schmid Robert William Tschanz David Grimstad Carl L Revels David Carr and several named wives and daughters.

Calvin Melland South Wayne Harold Berry Argyle Howard Stabenow Winslow Robert D. Grenawalt Beloit George E. Dickson Robert Jeglum 19Th Avenue Ed L. Niffenegger Sr 11Th Street Kathleen Ann Fieldstad Freeport Andrew J. Lewis Woodford Gene L. Rufer William Henry Conners Albany John J. O’brien Daniel Deal Chester Berger Ben H. Roderick Randall Busch William Ward Edward W. Schmid Robert William Tschanz David Grimstad Carl L. Revels David Carr Fred Withhart Marty Keller Newell Holcomb Bernice Anderson Ralph Hanson John Gibson Maynard Jorgenson

Holiday Leaves Bring Soldiers, Relatives Home for Christmas

Personal mentions list Pvt. Keith Schwartzlow from Ft. Knox and Pfe. Nathan Andereck from Fort McClellan spending leaves with families in Brodhead and Madison. Bruce Brown and Miles Adam also visit relatives as students and servicemembers wrap holidays at home.

Keith Schwartzlow Ft. Knox George Schwartzlow Brodhead Pfe Nathan Andereck Fort McClellan Ala John E. Andereck 16Th Avenue Bruce Brown Fred Brown Xavier Cincinnati O Dec

Simpson Named President of First Wisconsin National Bank

Joseph W. Simpson Jr., 58, executive vice president of the bank, was advanced to president succeeding William G. Brumder who will remain chairman and CEO. Simpson joined the board in 1959 and has served as executive vice president since 1954.

Milwaukee Joseph W. Simpson Jr First Wisconsin National Bank Wisconsin Simpson William G. Brumder

Injured in Mishap Worker Struck by Falling Hay Bales

Mrs. Calvin Melland, 24, of South Wayne, was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 8 15 p m yesterday with head and chest injuries after being struck by several falling bales of hay.

Calvin Melland South Wayne St. Clare Hospital

Frito-Lay Reports Record Sales and Earnings

Frito-Lay, Inc. reports first 12 weeks of fiscal year show net earnings of 37 cents per share on 4,212,151 shares, up 23 percent, with sales at 37,180,114 dollars, up 13 percent. A 15 cent cash dividend will be paid Jan. 4 to holders of record Dec. 14, with a 20 percent dividend increase. Annual shareholders meeting set for Jan. 10 in Dallas.

Frito-Lay, Inc Fladger F. Tannery Tannery Dallas

Man Forfeits $25 On Hit and Run Charge

Earl Virgil Laufenberg 50 of Highland forfeited $25 on a hit and run charge from an accident in the 1600 block of 5th street Wednesday. A witness provided the license number leading to the charge. The platform truck struck Sam Demanouske’s parked car at 2303 16th Avenue and failed to stop.

Earl Virgil Laufenberg Highland 5Th Street Laufenberg Sam Demanouske 16Th Avenue Walton Frenzel 17Th Street Richard M. Carroll Carroll 10Th Street Walter Minder 10Th Avenue Hazel McDonald 11Th Street Minder

Classified ads connect buyers and sellers

Classified ads unite readers seeking partners, rentals, and goods with sellers in a concise, local listing. They highlight contact details and key terms to attract interest and close transactions.

Library to Close on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve

Arabat Ludlow Memorial Library will close at 6 p.m. on both Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, and will stay closed on the following holidays.

Arabat Ludlow Memorial

Janesville High to Present Christmas Program on TV

The Janesville high school music department will present a Christmas program Sunday at 1 p.m. on WREX TV Channel 13 Rockford. The choir is directed by Gerald F. Fritz son of Mrs Grace and the late Fred A Fritz Monroe.

Janesville

Hospital Return After Stroke

Jack Hoskins suffered a stroke yesterday and was returned to St. Clare hospital by Voegels ambulance. He had been released from the hospital earlier in the week after medical treatment.

Monticello Jack Hoskins St. Clare Hospital Voegels Ambulance

Kunde Baby Emmeline Alyce Born in Mesa

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kunde of Mesa Arizona welcomed their first child a daughter named Emmeline Alyce born yesterday in a Mesa hospital. The mother is the former Marilyn Miller daughter of Edward C. Miller. Paternal grandmother is Lester Kunde of Milwaukee.

Kunde Bruce Kunde Mesa Ariz Emmeline Alyce Mesa Hospital Marilyn Miller Edward C. Miller Monroe Lester Kunde Milwaukee

First National Bank to Host Stockholders Meeting

The First National Bank schedules its annual stockholders meeting for Tuesday January 8 at 7 30 p m to elect directors and conduct other business Dividend checks mailed this week include an extra yearend payment of one dollar per share, voted by the board December 11.

First National Bank

Sharers Welcome New Son Dirk Albert Dec 16

Eric James Albany is the name chosen for the Sharers' second son born December 16 in Stevens Point. Dirk, their older brother, is two. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Sharer and Mrs. Marie co.

Eric James Albany David Sharer Stevens Point Dirk Marie

Family Ties Span Generations in Local Notes

Oberholzer is the maternal grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Etter, Monroe, are the maternal great-grandparents. Mrs. Oberholzer is spending two weeks at the Sharer home.

Oberholzer Alex Etter Monroe

Seaton Takes Degree At Smith Masonic Lodge

Clarence Seaton received his Fellowcraft degree at the Smith Masonic Lodge in the Masonic Temple. Retiring worshipful master Russel Matzke thanked officers and members for their cooperation. Plans were set for the Grand Lodge area conference on Saturday January 26 and officer installation on Thursday December 27. Lunch committee: Ervin Goecks, Robert Von Keanel, Norman Rasmussen, Wilbert E. Johnson.

Clarence Seaton Smith Masonic Lodge Masonic Temple Russel Matzke Grand Lodge Ervin Goecks Robert von Keanel Norman Rasmussen Wilbert E. Johnson

Salesman Faces Trial In Four-Death Mishap

Madison diamond salesman Joseph A. Pickett 61 of Minneapolis pleaded not guilty in circuit court to four counts of negligent homicide after a highway crash on November 3 that killed four members of a Madison family. Bond set at 5000 by Judge Norris Maloney.

Madison Joseph A. Pickett Minneapolis Norris Maloney

Swine Building Sold at Auction

Dr. C. Gene Hennager, Monroe veterinarian, purchased at auction the 32 by 70 foot cement block State Line Laboratory building on Monroe’s east edge. The facility, built in 1960 to produce disease free pigs, had been idle for months and was owned by veterinarians seeking a germ-free pig project that few supported. Hennager said Wisconsin was not ready for the program and experts expect four to five years before it gains acceptance.

C. Gene Hennager Monroe State Line Laboratory, Inc Wisconsin Dr. Hennager Hennager

Bidder Eyes $5,300 for Building with Open Uses

The bidder stated a $5,300 offer for the building and said no specific use has been determined. He noted many possibilities exist for the structure.

Christmas Stocking Package Deliveries To 66 Families

Delivery of Christmas stocking packages was made to 66 families this afternoon. Yesterday 70 beer packages and small boxes of Christmas sweets were delivered for nursing home patients.

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Soneenenenee Ginight P Legion Hero Brodhead, Wis ARROW Wembley Schuielzas Miles Adam Edward M. Adam University of Wisconsin Christine Heffner Hawaii George Bagley Burr Bagley Alaska Richmond John Corry Stephen Christina Wendy Philadelphia Nellie Schneider Corry Betty Jean Schneider J. C. Phillips Wheaton Genevieve Stiffler Milton William Gara Phillips Belleville Starflower Shop Bauman’'s G&g Gift Center Postoffice Seaton Masonic Lodge Walt Disney Program Nikki Lionel Sunbeam Universal Revere Ney Eeeer Disney Goetz Action Kirk Douglas Rock Hudson As Wes Hardin Ce Vane Wyatt Carp Santa Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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