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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1964
Page
2
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Monroe residents face a mayoral race with three announced candidates Victor Schiller Walter Ekum and Sebastian Laeser Jr all experienced in city governance Schiller is a former mayor Ekum a former city engineer and Laeser a former alderman The preliminary primary could occur March 10 unless the council blocks it Voters are urged to consider past public service and elect leadership with a broad voter turnout.
Pope Paul VI wrapped up a historic Holy Land tour this weekend in a move described as a milestone toward Christian unity and world peace. His Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher highlighted a bid to bridge Muslim, Christian, Jewish, and Arab communities toward lasting harmony.
The Busch Sisters vocal group from a rural Argyle area has expanded from a duo to a trio with Linda Sandra and Patty Busch of New Glarus. Connie Rufener, daughter of Erwin and wife, leaves the group. Call 325 5101 for an ad taker.
E B Griffith reappointed March Times chairman in Green County. Roy White and wife notified their son Kenneth R White missing in Korea since December 6 1950 now presumed dead. Virginia police recover bulk of 160000 stolen from Bureau of Engraving Washington. 8th Army readies for mass release of 20000 anti Communist prisoners at midnight January 22. Orla J Tracy 73 Monroe businessman dies. Includes notes on Kiwanis Club history and earlier events from 5 40 50 years ago.
Wisconsin public assistance grants averaged 108 000 people per month in 1963 up from 95 709 in 1953 with 2.7 percent of the population aided in both years. The average grant grew from 47.49 to 60.02 dollars per month as medical payments neared 43 percent of non general relief grants, totaling 33 million dollars. Milwaukee County accounted for 35 percent of recipients in 1963, while state aid levels lagged the national average.
Orin T. Rime 75 of Madison and former Orfordville steak house operator died in a Madison hospital after a short illness. He lived in the Madison area over 25 years and worked as a tobacco buyer in Orfordville Edgerton and Janesville. Survived by two sons a daughter a brother a sister four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services set for 1 30 pm at Frautschi Funeral Home with burial in Roselawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home.
Mrs. Marvin R. Zimmerman 61 died after a long illness at her Monticello home. Services will be held at St. Mary's of Lourdes in Belleville with burial in Highland Cemetery. She was born February 7, 1902 in Town of Montrose and married in 1924 to Marvin R. Zimmerman. Survived by husband Dean, father Jule Remy, four brothers, four sisters, and one grandchild Jean Zimmerman.
Wisconsin pig crop for Septem ber November 1963 totals 830000 head with 112000 sows farrowing in that period, down six percent. December through February sow farrowings projected at 82000. Hog and pig inventory on Wisconsin farms on December 1 stands at two million head, four percent below 1962.
NEW GLARUS special services for Fred Wild 73 retired school custodian will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Swiss United Church. Rev Linus Wierwill will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Pallbearers are William McFadden Cliff Webber Nic Zentner Melvin Voegelin Waldon Freitag and Willis Baumgartner. Wild retired in 1949 after 23 years with the school system. Friends may call at Zentner funeral home and after 12:30 p.m. tomorrow at the church.
FUND DU LAL and the Wisconsin chapter of the National Association of Postmasters of the United States will host a retirement dinner at the Hotel Retlaw on January 11 for Jerome A. Williamson, age 67, postal inspector in charge of Wisconsin Illinois and Michigan.
Services were held for William C. Jennings 81 of Rio who died from injuries after a runaway school bus rolled into his daughter’s home in Mineral Point. Jennings a retired farmer and Rio Town Board member was crushed beneath a dresser as he slept with his grandson Roger Moreland 17 present. Authorities say the bus owned by Paul Terrill Mineral Point was parked near a car lot when it rolled down a hill and collided with the Moreland residence. Survived by his daughter two sons David Rio Norman Fond du Lac and several grandchildren.
John Zahler a native of Dayton died yesterday in Verona after a long illness. Born 1893 he was married to Myra Peterson in 1916. Survived by wife a son Kenneth Route 2 Verona a daughter Mrs Gottfried Urben Verona a sister Mrs Emil Subly New Glarus eight grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Gesme funeral home Horeb.
San Angelo Texas Willard Lewis Cope 58 obituary published San Angelo Standard Time director of The Associated Press died Saturday from a stroke. Miami Beach Florida Ellis A Gimbel Jr 66 former head of Gimbel Brothers department store died Saturday after heart ailment hospital since Dec 31.
Bessie Elvera Peacock 62 of Benton died yesterday in Hazel Green hospital after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with services set tomorrow in the Primitive Methodist church. Friends may call at the Milner O'Flaherty funeral home. Survived by son Arnold New Diggings. sister Mrs Floyd Davenport Whitehaven Tenn. brothers Chester Benton and Louis Warren Ill. two grandsons.
Ripon celebrates its first baby of 1964, a boy born January 2 to Arden Wagner of Route 2. The newborn weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces. He follows sister Jennifer born January 1, 1956.
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