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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
8
The report notes cloudy to partly cloudy conditions across Wisconsin with drizzle in the north and central parts and milder weather in the south. Tonight brings rain likely, turning to snow in extreme north, with lingering light rain central and south. Friday brings more cloud cover with snow or rain in the north and west central areas and milder highs in the 40s southeast.
The widow Oline M Baumgartner is executrix of the estate of her husband Leslie J Baumgartner who died December 13. Under his will dated July 8 1961 she receives all personal property and life use of real estate. Appraisers are Wayne Albertson and Bryant Wackman.
Gerald E. Voegels of New Glarus and Patricia A. Wittner of Route 2 Belleville were issued marriage licenses. The record notes the couples recently completed the formalities in the county clerk’s office.
Mrs. Olive E. Swartz age 9 of Brodhead. Mrs. Lida Barker age 81 of Cedarville Illinois. Mrs. Vernon Martin age 69 of Harvey Illinois. Bernard Leo Schwarz age 74 of Pearl City. Otto Baumgartner age 94 of Mount Vernon. E Nelson age 31 of Freeport.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hale of Winslow welcomed a daughter born December 29. The newborn adds another member to the Hale household.
The article lists discharged patients from St. Clare Hospital including Terry Warne Beloit Olaf Myhrvold Beloit Charles Long Genoa City Melvin Olson Orangeville Mrs Louis Frederick Janesville Mrs Dorothy Coplien Orfordville Byrd Albee Rockford Mrs Vern Claudy Lowes Park Edward Connors Burlington Mrs Elsie Maddrell South Wayne and surgical Edward Boss City Hotel. It also records dismissals of Robert Leopold Raymond Bellows Mrs Carl Gabel Mrs Ernest Woeffler Mrs Fred Blaser Mrs Domenic Bongiorno Mrs Ella Foslin Mrs John Boss Mrs Elpha Leck Mrs Stanley Bowman and daughter Mrs Alan Rhyner and son Mrs Leland Leuzinger and daughter.
An early morning blaze gutted a two story home occupied by the Walter Turnmeier family 1.5 miles south of Brodhead off Highway 104. No injuries. fire began about 5 35 a m. Firemen from Orfordville and Brodhead fought the flames for two hours. Fire Chief Donald Edwards suspects the oil burner area though not definite. The home owned by Walter Deegan was hard to reach with the nearest phone about 600 feet away. Orfordville crews were first called, then Brodhead volunteers arrived. The house had moderate damage from a separate October 22 fire already.
A note on renting a room appears in The Monroe Evening Times Classifieds section. The ad offers a vacant room for monthly rental terms and outlines contact details for interested renters.
Christ Baumgartner 94 died after a brief illness at Oakwood Lutheran Home Madison He born in Switzerland came to Dane County as a young man He married Verena Losenegger in 1901 Surviving children grandchildren and great grandchildren Services set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Gesme Funeral Home Mt Horeb Rev Zane Pautz to officiate Burial in Mt Vernon Cemetery Friends may call after 6 p m tomorrow
Joseph E. Nelson 31 of Freeport died last night at Freeport Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born February 1, 1934 in Richland County Wisconsin and formerly worked for Micro-Switch Division of Minneapolis Honeywell Corp. in Freeport. He married Mary Rife October 2, 1959 in Freeport. Surviving are his widow three daughters a stepdaughter his parents and three sisters. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Leamon Funeral Home Lena and 11 a.m. at St. Ann's Church Warren with burial in St. Ann's Cemetery. No visitation.
Lisa Marie Mantonya, the smaller of Siamese twin girls born Christmas Day, died of peritonitis at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. Weighing 4 pounds 154% ounces, she had been separated from her twin Sheila in a three hour operation. Their mother Robyn Manto nya remains hospitalized at Holy Cross near San Fernando. Sheila shows improvement after the separation.
Former Monroe resident and State Patrol officer Paul Humbel was scheduled for major surgery today at West Bend Hospital. He is stationed in West Bend and previously worked with Green County Traffic and as a Monroe policeman. His brother Samuel Humbel and Samuel’s son Greg plan to travel to West Bend tomorrow morning.
Washington reports the National Labor Relations Board approved a settlement for Kohler Co. ending an 11 percent year labor dispute.
The velvet ant, though a wingless wasp, finds comfort on superheated sand dunes thanks to its thick furlike coat that shields it from extreme heat.
Mrs Bruce Crumpton returns home from Beloit after Christmas. Mrs Helen Hurlbut visits San Diego with her son John. Mr and Mrs Jess Wilde and Mr and Mrs Bud Rabus visit Mrs Neva Argue. Samuel Humbel attends Sherwin-Williams paint school in Chicago. Becky Trumpy resumes duties at Madison General Hospital after Christmas. Toni Hilfiker departs for Washington DC after two weeks at home. Robert Trumpy visits Malibu with his brother Donald. mother Mrs Russell Trumpy to accompany home. Magdalene Keel returns from Rockford to see son-in-law Leon Rabe and family. others present include James Brown and Louis Rossi families, former Monroe residents.
Cline says Oaktron Industries expands its operation at the former Advance Transformer site in Chicago, adding a new assembly plant for transformer components and power packs for electric stoves. The expansion keeps main office and production in Chicago while hiring Monroe area staff, with 60 percent women and 40 percent men, and training provided in house. Unions in Chicago will be involved though not specified.
The Advance Transformer Co enters Monroe as a major fluorescent lighting transformer maker. President Louis Duman calls for a mutually beneficial community relationship. Mayor Walter R. Ekum and Chamber president John F. Kundert lead the official welcome at a press conference. relocation plans target January 10 with setup to follow.
Greenville 4 H Club meets at 8 p m Monday in the grade school gym talks by Marsha Barr William Hull David Huenefeld and Barbara Huenefeld demonstrations by Bill Korth Norman Caudle Kathy Barrett and Kristina Hilton special numbers by Duane Pals Mary Maxwell and Bill Stubbe pop committee includes John Hilton and Everett Huenefeld families
Classified sections support everyday needs with practical buys and services. Listings range from job notices and household items to repairs and rentals, reflecting community commerce and local needs.
Avery A. Vose of Federated Dairy Co-operatives said the Chicago superpool price for bottling milk will be raised for the 12 month period ending Jan 31 1967. He noted the current price of 4.32 per hundredweight has been stable since 1960 and must rise to cover higher farm costs. The FCC plans to terminate the present program after Jan 31 1966 and represents about 90 percent of Illinois and Wisconsin dairy farmers supplying Chicago markets.
The 1965 net farm income reached $14 billion the highest since 1952 with the average farm income climbing to a record $4 150 as farms declined. Critics say much of the gain came from federal payments and debt rose despite asset gains. Farm exports are forecast to a record $6.2 billion for the year ending June 30 and may near $8 billion by 1970. Critics from the American Farm Bureau Federation push for market reliance and reduced controls.
The report notes farm asset values rose less than overall farm assets, mortgage loans remained strong, delinquencies and foreclosures were low, and production expenses continued rising. A larger 1966 increase is predicted with expected debate over foreign aid programs, crop production controls, and possible expansion of minimum wage coverage for farm workers.
At a news conference Herbert Kohler urged keeping the Conservation Commission as a six member unpaid body to transfer land for public use as a recreation center. He recalled John Michael Kohler born in 1844 and civic leader who founded Kohler Co and served as Sheboygan mayor in 1892.
Today's livestock totals show 3500 hogs with steady bids among 190 to 400 pound ranges and sow weights, 700 cattle with limited trend testing and steers 950 to 1150 pounds at 25.00 to 25.75, heifers 24.00 to 24.75, cows 15.00 to 16.25 and bulls 17.00 to 20.50, plus 500 sheep with lambs decked at 28.50 and ewes 5.00 to 10.00. Produce at Chicago shows butter around steady with 60 percent AA at 60 percent, eggs mix of grades around mid 30s.
An accident was reported at 7:30 AM when a parked car owned by Er nest J. Miller in Watertown was struck by an unidentified vehicle. The collision occurred in the 2500 block of 13 Street and no injuries are mentioned.
James E. Petersen twelve year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Petersen of 859 30th Ave. was admitted to St. Clare Hospital Wednesday afternoon after a fall from a snow bank. He sustained a broken right arm and is in good condition.
Keith D. Wallack 22 of Route 1 Blanchardville escaped injury when his car ran off a township road nine miles west of New Glarus. The vehicle overturned and ended front-end down in a creek at 2 30 p m yesterday. Sheriff deputies reported moderate damage and no serious injuries.
M Sgt and Mrs James F Pierce of San Antonio Texas announce the adoption of Carolyn Sue born August 7 1965 who came to live with the Pierces December 17 1965 Maternal grandparent R J Rohde of McConnell Illinois paternal grandparents Raymond Pierce 702 17th Ave and Mrs Ethel J Webb Beloit Wisconsin
The Monroe Commandery No. 48 announces a special meeting for January 3 with full form opening practice an enchre tournament announcement and refreshments to follow.
Leo H. Share of 2012 9th St. is expected to be dismissed tomorrow afternoon from St. Clare Hospital where he has been under observation and treatment for several days. He is a veteran employee of The Monroe Evening Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marks of Apple River Illinois name their daughter Lori Ann born December 22 at St. Clare Hospital. The mother is formerly Gladys Knutts. Lori Ann has two brothers Gary and Randy. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marks of Stockton Illinois.
Mr and Mrs John J Waelti announce the birth of their daughter Kara Jean on Christmas Day at Berkeley Hospital Albany California The baby is the couple's first child The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Bangs.
The text lists relatives for a Monroe area family: Mr. and Mrs. John Waelti of Route 4 Monroe are paternal grandparents, Dalton Bangs of Bangs Wisconsin is mentioned, and Emma Thoma of Monroe is the great grandmother.
Members of the Green County Safety Council will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday Jan. 4 in the Agricultural Building conference room. Mrs. Sam Waelti serves as council chairman.
The Salvation Army will collect donations in Monroe next Thursday January 6 instead of the usual date due to the holidays. Miss Wilma Heimann is the contact for pickup at 325-4215.
Jana Rae Isely is the newborn daughter and first child of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Isely Route 3 Monroe born December 11 at St. Clare Hospital. Grandparents are Burnell Dammen Route 2 Evansville and Ralph Isely 818 26th St Monroe. Great grandmother Bernice Elet 1408 Randall Ave Beloit.
Glenn C. Langston becomes a sales representative for Clark Implement Co. at 1811 11th Ave starting January 1. He previously ran the D X service station at 9th St and 20th Ave for eight and a half years and ceased operations December 1.
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