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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1963
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists renewal rates for subscriptions with separate prices for local carrier delivery and out of state mail. In Wisconsin and Stephenson County Illinois the rate is 10 dollars per year, outside those areas 13 dollars annually.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a boy’s first Christmas celebrated in an Indiana town fifty years ago. Family warmth, a candlelit parlor tree, and shared carols reveal that Christmas lives in hearts not in gifts or pageantry. The boy realizes Santa is family and goodwill endures beyond that night.
Roland J. Steinle a former state supreme court justice, 67, plans to marry the sister of his first wife. Nancy M. Sharpe, 68, and Steinle applied for a license at Milwaukee County clerk’s office. The ceremony is set for St James Catholic church in Mequon.
A multi era clipping notes Christmas outlooks from 10, 25, 40 and 50 years ago. It references peace hopes amid the cold war, Eisenhower and European Defense Community efforts, Beria’s execution, wartime fears in 1938, a pine tree fire affecting Dr. Anundsen, an emergency appendectomy in Zurich, and holiday incidents from 1923 to 1913 including anniversaries, charity baskets, and local disturbances.
Mrs Lloyd Waller 85 longtime Durand resident died at 2 30 pm yesterday in Caravilla near Beloit after a year of illness. Born Elsie Bliss Flaherty March 31 1878 in Green County she lived in Albany and later married Sherman Flaherty in 1895 and Lloyd Waller in 1954. Surviving are five sons and four daughters with several grandchildren and a great grandchild. Services Thursday 1 30 pm Chapin funeral home Durand with Rev Darrell English officiating burial Greenwood cemetery Brodhead.
Services for Louise Kramer age 95 of Galena Illinois were held at St Marys Catholic church in Galena. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. There are no immediate survivors.
Henry M Westemeier 74 of Galena Ill died Saturday night in Hazel Green hospital Rites held at St Marys Catholic church burial in church cemetery Surviving wife Agnes three daughters four sons two sisters including Mrs William Doyle Hazel Green four brothers 12 grandchildren five great grandchildren
Lawrence O. Flory 71 died Sunday and services were held at Myers funeral home Dakota Indiana. Rev Donald Blosser of Freeport Mennonite church officiated with burial in Mennonite cemetery. He worked at Ortiz nursing home Lena and was found hanged. death ruled self-inflicted. Born June 17 1892 he married Alvina Frye in 1913. she died in 1922. He came from Iowa six years ago and had lived in Lena two years. Survived by sister Gladys Diestelmeir of Bradenton Florida.
Mrs Paul Schulz of the entertainment committee announced that the film A Christmas Donkey will be shown at the Cadiz Clarno Farm Bureau meeting this Friday in the Farm Bureau meeting room. The program will include several Christmas musical selections.
Daisy Franke aged 78 formerly of Warren Iowa died yesterday at Freeport Memorial Hospital. She lived in Freeport eight years. Survived by son Marvin of Phoenix Arizona. Services scheduled p m Thursday at Bartell Funeral Home Warren with burial at Elmwood Cemetery. Visitation after 10 a m Thursday.
George Dimitroff, 73, Darlington, died yesterday in Darlington hospital after a long illness. Services were held at 2 P.M. in Sharer funeral home. Burial followed in Union Grove cemetery. He was a handyman and lived in Hazel Green for most of his life, moving to Darlington 16 years ago.
Extension classes start Wednesday January 22 across southwestern Wisconsin including Monroe where at least fifteen students signaled interest. Planned coursework includes a history of education course to be offered at Green County Teachers College.
Mt Horeb high school will offer a course on Western civilization, alongside existing studies of college level history, as part of expanding social studies offerings for the upcoming term. The program aims to provide students with a broad view of historical developments and their impact.
Howard F. Skopec is named president of Sta-Rite Plastic Corp. of Burlington and remains vice president in charge of manufacturing for Sta-Rite Products Inc. of Delavan, the parent company.
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