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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1967
Page
8
Partly to mostly cloudy with light snow possible in the northwest tonight and warmer with a slight snow chance in the north and central areas on Wednesday. Lows 3 to 12 above, highs 24 to 34 depending on zone. Winds NW to W 6 to 18 mph, varying by area. Precipitation chances 5 percent tonight, 20 percent Wednesday.
Last week shows high 34 and low 3. Since yesterday at 1 PM, high 32 and low 12. A year ago today, high 34 and low 12. Snowfall precipitation is % inch. Sunrise at 7:29 and sunset at 4:35.
A local obituary roundup reports the deaths of several residents across Wisconsin and nearby states. Entries include Miss Nellie Good 389 of 1310 11th St, Mrs Mabel Barmore 83 Route 2 Monroe, Miss Ruth Chambers 69 Largo Florida, James Ward Schroeder 54 New Glarus, Mrs Anna Baertschi 77 Aly, Mrs Eldon Rabe 47 Route 2 Winslow Illinois, Mrs Margaret Kortman 86 Freeport, Miss Mary K Wilberg 89 Blanchardville, Earl Farrey 65 Benton, Ray Hankinson 87 New Rochelle New York, and Mrs Anna J Maston 97 Peoria Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Walters Route 1 Monroe welcomed a son on January 3. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grimke Route 4 Beloit welcomed a son on January 2. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gray Route 2 Brodhead welcomed a son on January a.
A long hospital notice lists numerous patients and dismissals from St. Clare Hospital including Vernon L. Scott of South Wayne Myrtle Conway of Albany and Mrs Kenneth Zee of Mount Horeb among many others with extensive address details. The report compiles patient names and their residences along with several dismissals without specifying outcomes or injuries.
Mr and Mrs W E Doc Deininger announce their son David has returned to Annapolis. He left Freeport by train yesterday and is to report for training at 4 p.m. today. The item notes several local visitors and family ties, including Davenport Iowa guests and Gulf Coast Florida connections.
Smith Lodge no 31 F and A M will meet Thursday night for a business session and to set plans for the year. Members will discuss lodge activities and governance.
John K. Fernan assistant cashier at the First National Bank was hospitalized Monday afternoon at St. Clare Hospital with a back condition from shoveling snow. He arrived by ambulance and is in traction.
The Green County sheriff’s department personnel including all deputies attended a 1 p.m. Saturday service for Fred Sarles, a deskman and deputy, held at Stnessy Funeral Home.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Schultz Milwaukee grand secretary of the KP Lodge and grand secretary of the Pythian Sisters attended the funeral services for Herman Dieckhoff held at 3 p m Saturday in the Stuessy Funeral Home.
A long list of individuals including Zweifel Magnus Ostby Ern est Schober Daniel R. Webster Kevin Wilde Emil Theiler Victor Teehan Werner Zimmerman Jr Mrs Rod Truog and son Mrs Thomas Butcher and son Mrs Arthur Olson and others appears in a local notice. The fragment reads as a roster of households and family members in a neighborhood update.
Ruth Chambers born June 27, 1897, daughter of Charles L. and Vernette Chambers. Her father was a Monroe businessman. mother’s father was Green County legislator. She graduated Monroe High School 1915, Stout Institute 1917, UW home economics degree 1929. Cremation is to take place.
Mary Suzanne Etter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Etter Jr., has been discharged from St. Clare Hospital after an emergency appendectomy.
Kimberly Noble 14 day old Donald Noble of Browntown is admitted as a medical patient at St. Clare Hospital having entered the facility on January 2.
Lori Luedy reports 7 month old Robert Luedy of 513 16th Ave is a patient at St. Clare Hospital. They admitted the infant at midnight on January 2.
Linda Fryer a five year old from Browntown entered the hospital Monday January 2 for tests and observations. She attends Lincoln School as a Kindergarten pupil and hopes to hear from her classmates. She is expected to remain hospitalized about a week.
The Lida Ludlow Reading Club meets at Mrs. C. J. Schwingel's home tomorrow at 2 15 p m. Mrs. Paul Neubauer reviews The Search For Amelia Earhart by Fred Goerner.
Arthur Miller in Fort Atkinson, formerly of Monticello, is recovering from a heart attack suffered three weeks ago. He would appreciate cards and word from friends and relatives at Fort Atkinson Memorial Hospital 603 W Sherman Ave Fort Atkinson WI.
Vernon L. Scott, 34, of South Wayne, sustained a fractured ankle when kicked by a cow on Sunday January 1. He was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 4 15 p m and is reported in good condition today.
Cheddar market in Madison remains steady with demand mostly fair and ample supplies. Prices show 40 pound blocks at 46 to 48 cents, daisies at 48 cents, longhorns 48 to 49, and midgets 50 to 52 cents per pound.
Deputies report multiple accidents around Monroe and nearby towns. Several drivers escaped injury, while vehicles sustained damage from guards, fences, and ditches along Highways 9 69 11 81 and County Trunk P. No fatalities noted. victims include Ronald J. Kittee Roy W Portman Mary J Gerhart Gerald R DeLong Stephen G Sarow and others.
St Johns Church hosts five week program for adults in Monroe area. Courses include Taking the Bible Seriously, Family Living, The Gospel and Current Issues, Understanding Ourselves. Registration 1 dollar at 15th St entrance. Leaders include Rev. Plymire, Lamar Cosby, Robert Watson, Dr. Erdman, Dr. Kamstra.
Today's Markets in Chicago show hogs at 20.00 to 21.25 for various weight classes with down margins. cattle and calves note steers steady to 50 higher with high prime slaughter weights at 24.75 to 25.75 and primaries around 25.50. sheep test wooled slaughter lambs 22.50 to 24.00 with ewes steady. Produce at Chicago Mercantile Exchange lists butter and egg prices across grades.
Rev. L. C. Ihm of Shullsburg will speak on retardation at the South Wayne Booster Club meeting on Wednesday January 4 at 8 p.m. in the High School. The business session will finalize dance plans and a luncheon will be served by Mrs. John Dahmen Mrs. Paul Rood and Mrs. Russell Ruegsegger. All are welcome to attend.
Mrs Lola Burdick of 2915 10th Street was admitted to St Clare Hospital for a day or two of observation. She is reported to be resting in the hospital wards.
Jack Ruby denied any conspiracy involving the Kennedy murder and said he did not personally know Oswald or Dallas Patrolman J. D. Tippit. Doctors warned cancer would invalidate any lie detector test, and Ruby, 52, known for the Carousel Club, claimed he killed Oswald to spare Mrs. Kennedy distress and bring peace.
Mrs Myrtle Conway, 93, of Albany, was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 2 05 am as an accident patient after a fall at home fractured her right hip. She is the mother of Shirley Conway the recently retired Albany postmaster. Her condition is reported as satisfactory.
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