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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1966

Page

8

Wisconsin Weather Forecast With Variations by Zone

The forecast notes cloudy and warmer conditions in Wisconsin with mostly sunny periods this afternoon. Tonight brings partly cloudy skies and a milder trend, while Tuesday turns mostly cloudy in the north with light snow possible extreme north and warmer, drier conditions in the south. Monroe area expects sunny, cold to cool conditions this afternoon, increasing cloudiness and a bit warmer Tuesday with highs 30 to 38.

Wisconsin Monroe

Weather observations summary for week period

Last week high 53 and low 10. Since Friday 10 a.m. high 40 and low 12. Year ago today high 3 and low 18. Precipitation since Friday 10 a.m. 0.05 inch. Barometer 1 a.m. 29.80 and 1 p.m. 30.08. Sunrise 7 39 and sunset 4 30.

Forfeiture of Vehicle Iff Charges by William R Broege

Monroe police report William R. Broege of 1303 9th Street forfeited a $125 penalty after a nolo contendere plea to operating a vehicle under the influence of intoxicants.

William R. Broege 9Th St Monroe

Obituary-like Notices of Multiple Residents and Birth Announcements

The clipping lists names and ages of residents from various towns including Mrs. Roy J. Heeren 67 of 1708 Country Lane and John William Kampfer 65 of 220542 9th St, among others. It also includes several couples noting births with dates January 1 and January 2 and addresses in Illinois regions.

Roy J. Heeren Country Lane John William Kampfer 9Th St Melvin Olson RFC Orangeville William H. Hicks Lena Ill Leslie Perkins Brooklyn Delbert Farrey Cuba Glen Lake Rural Lake Clara Strickland Madison George W. Bruce Mount Dora Fla Charles Germain Rock City Nettie Smart Scales Mound Harvey L. Rost Indian Ford Viola Staver Freeport Benford Peer Highland Ernest Kannass Milwaukee William M. Crotty South Wayne Arthur Bertalot Oneco Til

St Clare Hospital Accidents and Names of Affected Individuals

A list of individuals linked to medical incidents at St. Clare Hospital and related addresses. Names include Mrs. Leo May, Mrs. Flossie Steindorf, Glenn Boyer, Julian Boss, Mrs. Leland Shattum, and others across Wisconsin towns such as Beloit Albany and Milwaukee with assigned street addresses.

Leo May Gratiot Flossie Steindorf Albany Glenn Boyer Juda Julian Boss 16Th Ave Leland Shattum 1723 13Th Street L. Z. Carr Beloit Clifford Pettygrove Lowes Park Anton Rick Hazel Green Dennis Averkamp Benton Phillip Popejoy Kenosha David Vietmeier Forreston Howard Hammill 9Th St Timothy Kraeplin Mary Hadmeger 14Th Ave Eliz- von Arx 19Th St Beth Barbara Butts Browntown Pat

William M Crotty Dies At 80 In South Wayne

William M. Crotty 80 of South Wayne died yesterday at 1 p.m. He moved to the village in 1947 after farming in Wayne Township. He was born February 26, 1885 in Wiota Township and married Lucy Foley in 1915. Survived by wife, three daughters, two sisters, one brother, and three grandchildren. Funeral at St. John’s Church Wednesday at 10 a.m. Burial in St. Joseph’s Cemetery Gratiot. Rosary Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Hanson Funeral Home.

South Wayne William M. Crotty Wayne Township Orn Wiota Lucy Foley St. John’s Church William Maher St. John’s Catholic Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery Gratiot Edmund Salzmann Rosary Hanson Funeral Home

Obituary for Mrs. Year’s Eve Relative from Freeport Family

Year's Eve, a brother Paul Hutmacher vice president First National Bank Freeport, two sisters Mrs Weather Nellie Meyers Sciota Mills Sr and Mrs Ed Winebrenner Elgin Ill. Preceded by parents and brothers Martin Oliver Lloyd Freeport. Services 1 30tomorrow at Stnessy Funeral Home Rev Melvin Roehr danz to officiate Greenwood Cemetery. Eastern Star members will attend. Friends may call at funeral home.

Paul Hutmacher First National Bank Freeport Weather Nellie) Meyers Sciota Mills, Sr Ella) Winebrenner Elgin Martin Oliver Lloyd Stnessy Funeral Melvin J. Roehrdanz Immanuel Church Greenwood Cemetery Eastern Star

Siedschlag and Dillon Attend Area Session in Dodgeville

Donald Siedschlag ASCS Office Manager and assistant Frank Dillon spent a day in Dodgeville attending an information meeting on the 1966 ASCS program. County ASCS committee members also planned to attend. The session was held at Thymes Restaurant in Dodgeville.

Donald Siedschlag ASCS Frank Dillon Dodgeville Siedschlag Thymes

Dismissals List Names Numerous Local Residents

A long list of individuals from Mt. Horeb Janesville Freeport and surrounding areas appear in a dismissal notice. Names include Warren Stanek Cory Ill Earl Sergent David Olson Floyd Ostrander Richard Maurer Mrs Emma Price James Wallack Elizabeth Von Arx and many others followed by a separate dismissals section.

Ricia Hughes Mt. Horeb Warren Stanek Cory, Ill Miller Kent Mars Thomas Blum 17Th St Earl Sergent Gratiot David Olson Monticello Floyd Ostrander 13Th St Richard Maurer 17Th Street Emma Price Winslow Donald Deininger Route 2 Marion Hill Janesville Clinton Bell Richard Thomas Gallagher Freeport Edward Anderson Robert Hendrickson George Ditzler Everett Caldwell Charles Harris Vern Claudy Ruby Berger Gladys Lane Elizabeth von Arx Phillip Cronk James Wallack Edward Ross Ralph Kemp Gordon Layton Robert Richardson Bernard Figi Roland Syse Mathias Zentner Everett Connors Ralph Williams Leo Share Clarence Marks Edward Maurer Gordon Peterson Marcia Kaye Spring Angela Ott Conrad Johnson Lorna Sigalus Donna Egerstaffer Alma _ Aeschliman Patty Strause Robert Fry George Symons Patrick Hampton Oscar Johnson Bruce Fahrney Elvin Sinning Thomas Fernstaedt Olaf Myhrvold Rex Howard Kenneth Babler Marvin Clag Rolland Fisher Raymond du Charme Robert Guenzler Dean Flannery Ancil Helmeid

Women of the Moose Meet at Moose Hall

Personal notices show Women of the Moose gather at Moose Hall on a Wednesday evening. Ad notices promote a Knit n Parl Shop sale from January 3 to 15 and a Legion Hall meeting for the Woman's Relief Corps with officer installation. A family weekend lists visitors from Janesville and Madison.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Wilbur Burri Janesville Monroe Harold Rottler Milwaukee W. J. Kohlhagen Madison Woman's Relief Corps Legion Hall Leland Songs of Gottlob Krauss Jerry Meythaler Jecnathon Jeffrey Waukesha Virginia Krauss Chicago Walter Hearn Ames

Training for Leaders Slated To Start Soon

Leader training meetings begin at the Agriculture Building with sessions on January 18 at 1 30 p m knitting January 19 at 1 30 p m music and January 21 at 1 p m house plants led by 4 H home economics agent Mrs Sue Sass.

Sue Sass

Justice Heffernan Begins 10 Year Wisconsin Supreme Court Term

Madison Justice Nathan Heffernan was sworn in today for a full 10 year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court where he has served as an appointed member for about 18 months.

Madison Nathan Heffernan Wisconsin Supreme Court

Monroe Evening Times aide hospitalized for tests

A Monroe Evening Times stereotyper and pressman has entered St. Clare Hospital for tests in preparation for possible surgery. He has been troubled with a back condition.

Robert L. Johnson 12Th Ave Monroe Evening Times St. Clare Hospital

Child Hospitalized After Live Wire Bite

Julian Boss a three year old son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Boss is in satisfactory condition at St Clare Hospital with electrical burns to his lower lip and the third finger of his right hand He is believed to have bitten a live wire at home Saturday

Julian Boss 16Th Ave Ervin W Boss St. Clare Hospital

Hale couple name daughter Jacqueline Renee born in Monroe

Mr and Mrs Frank J Hale Route 2 Box 51 Winslow welcome Jacqueline Renee born early last Tuesday at St Clare Hospital Monroe. Mrs Hale formerly Donna Mae Blomgren. Siblings Dennis James 7 Barbara Mae 5 Brenda Kaye 3. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs William Hale Elkhorn and Mrs Arthur Blomgren Route 1 Jefferson.

Frank J. Hale Box 51 Winslow Jacqueline Renee St. Clare Hospital Monroe Hale Donna Mae Bromgren Dennis James Hale Barbara Mae Brenda Kaye William Hale Elkhorn Arthur’ Blomgren Jefferson

William Hicks Stricken at 72

William Hicks died at Freeport Memorial Hospital shortly after admission. He was born January 4, 1893 in Warren and would have turned 73 the next day. He married Grace Mahon in 1921 and was a longtime farmer and Mason. Surviving are his wife and a daughter, Jane Balbach. Services Friday in Warren with burial at Elmwood Cemetery.

William H. Hicks Lena Jsl Freeport Memorial Hospital Mr. Hicks Warren Aratus Sophia Dawson Hicks Grace Mahon Hicks Warren Masonic Lodge Freeport Rockford John Jane) Balbach Bartelt Ross Calane Warren Methodist Church Elmwood

Albany correspondent Mrs Steindorf suffers hip fracture

Mrs Flossie Steindorf 82 of Albany was admitted to St Clarem hospital after a fall on an Albany street. She sustained a fracture of the right hip and is in fair condition. Steindorf has served as the Monroe Times Albany correspondent for many years.

Flossie Steindorf Albany St. Clare Hospital

Market Unit to Meet in Green County Agriculture Building

The Green County Resource Development sub committee on marketing agricultural products will meet at 8 p.m. tonight in the Agriculture Building. The group is led by Palmer Welsh, president of the County Ag Chest.

Green County Resource Development Palmer Welsh County Ag Chest

Telephone Telegraph Sets Earnings Record

New York American Telephone and Telegraph Co. reported record revenues for the 12 months ended November 30. Revenue reached 10.997 billion dollars with net income of 79.116 million dollars or 3.40 a share, surpassing the prior year and the previous 12 month record.

New York American Telephone and Telegraph Co

Frederick W. Lickel Joins Monroe Police Force

Frederick W. Lickel, 22, of Lancaster and former Grant County deputy, begins work with the Monroe police. He will undergo training as part of an expanded department now including 15 officers plus a policewoman and a meter maid.

Frederick W. Lickel Lancaster Grant County Sheriff's Department Monroe Lickel

Humphrey Returns Home From Far East Journey

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrives in Honolulu after a Far East tour where World War II Korea and Viet Nam dead are buried in a hilltop cemetery. Nearby at an Army hospital soldiers wounded in Viet Nam are treated as the Pacific wars blend with current conflicts. Princess Anne misses Davos holiday due to flu. she and Prince Charles remain in Vaduz at a Swiss resort nearby.

Honolulu Hubert H. Humphrey Far East Humphrey Korea Viet Nam Army General Hospital Pacific Vaduz Lichtenstein Anne of Britain Davos Prince Charles Principality of

New Year Holiday Traffic Toll Sets National Record

The New Year period from Thursday evening to Sunday ended with a record national traffic death toll. Officials noted the pattern of holiday weekends setting historic totals, with Christmas, Thanksgiving, Labor Day, Fourth of July, and Memorial Day weekends all contributing to rising road fatalities.

Safety Council

Help Wanted Classified Ads Guidance

Seek qualified workers through Help Wanted sections. Learn how to craft clear ads, target local candidates, and include essential details such as duties, hours, pay, and contact methods for effective recruitment.

Melvin Olson 65. Rock Grove Resident Dies at St Clare

Melvin Olson 65 of the Rock Grove area died at 10 15 am Saturday at St Clare Hospital after being admitted December 29 as a medical patient He was born June 18 1900 and married Bertha Pieper December 12 1922 Surviving are his widow a daughter two sisters one brother and two grandchildren Services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at Daughenbaugh and Myers Funeral Home Dakota Ill with Rev Robert Stone Jr of St Pauls Lutheran Church Rock Grove officiating Burial will be in Rock Run Cemetery east of Davis Ill

Melvin Olson Rock Grove Ill St. Clare Hospital Daughenbaugh and Myers Funeral Home Dakota Robert Stone Jr St. Paul’s Olson Bertha Pieper RFD Orangeville Leonard Moore Brodhead Harry Messman Rock City Glen Schultz Everette Olson Davis

Market Summary Chicago Hogs Cattle Prices

Chicago markets show hogs steady to 50 lower with 6 500 head volume and cattle steady gains. Hogs 190 225 lb at 28.50 28.75 230 lb mixed 27.75 28.50 240 260 lb 28.75 27.50 sows 23.75 24.50. Cattle slaughter steers 25 50 higher primes 1150 1375 lb 27 27.25 high choice and prime 1100 1400 lb 26.25 27.00 choice 900 1375 lb 25.25 26.25 good 23.25 24.75 slaughter heifers 25.50 25.60.

Chicago USDA

Market Prices for Livestock Dairy and Eggs at Chicago

The report lists choice and utility cattle prices from 15.00 to 25.25, sheep slaughter lambs 26.50 to 28.25, slaughter ewes 5.00 to 10.00. Butter wholesale prices steady, grade AA 60 2, A 60 1, B 59 3, C 58 4. Eggs unsettled with whites 35 to 42, mediums 33, standards unquoted. checks 28 to 14.

Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Gunpowder Production Resumes at East Alton

East Alton Ill production of gunpowder at the Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp munitions plant resumes after IAM AFL CIO members approve a new contract 1599 to 1543 and IBEW ratifies a similar pact by 50 to 25.

East Alton Ill Viet Nam Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp International Association of Machinists Afl-Cio Washington International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Classified Ads Bring Buyers Together In Local Market

Classified notices connect buyers renters and sellers in the community. Advertisers use concise text to reach locals and fill listings quickly.

New York City Strikes Disrupt Transit and Commerce

Emergency measures cover 7.4 million daily riders as 33,000 transit workers walk out. May or Lindsay urge no driving while schools close and extra trains buses run. strike costs estimated at 40 million dollars daily. Michael J. Quill faces show cause in State Supreme Court.

Lindsay Michael J. Quill Transport Workers Union Aflcio State Supreme Court Bus Subway

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