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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1965
Page
6
Wisconsin forecast calls for much colder air tonight with lows from zero to six below in the extreme northwest and ten to eighteen above in the east and south. Partly cloudy conditions continue Wednesday with a modest warmup in the southeast. Monroe zone sees mostly fair but colder conditions tonight with lows 10 to 20 and Wednesday highs in the upper 20s to low 30s.
Transfers involve Fred W Stauffer to Martin Dickson and William S Ienatsch to William L Rollins. Marty to Hofer Jr and Hofer Jr to Marty trade land in New Glarus area. Streck to Heritage and Heritage to Abey cover 60 and 62 acre parcels in Brooklyn and other sec 25 26 36 35 areas.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer notes Eugene R. Wait of 602 15th Ave cited for driving without a valid license, bond forfeited at 25 dollars. Raymond J. Henley of rural Brooklyn charged with morals. no plea entered, court appointed attorney requested, case continued to January 8 at 1 30 p.m. bond set at 2000 dollars.
The marriage licenses issued include Charlotte Ann Redding aged 19 and Harry Fredrick Lieske aged 28 of Route 3 Brodhead. Deaths noted are sierman T Wild 65 of 2102 8th St Elmer Tricket 88 Benton Homer V Brodie 65 Janesville Martin Keller Sr. 70 Mt Horeb Charles E Ressler 76 Pearl City Mm Frank Cleveland 78 Gratiot. Births report Mahlon Fiie and wife Brodhead a daughter Jan 5 Thomas Olson and wife Blanchardville a son Jan 5.
St Clare Hospital reports a list of accident and medical cases with names and addresses including Nathan Bidlingmaier, Mrs Helma Hendrickson, Blanchardville, Mrs Roy Robichaux, 1913 11th St Edward Dormek, Brodhead, Kathleen Johnson Beloit, Gerald Wahl Route 4 and other patients. Dismissals include Nathan Bechtolt Wegner Donald Svendsen Mrs Ronald Klemm Barbara Paf ford Mrs Elwyn Potterfield Mrs Walter Wahlstedt Eva Lewis. More than 100 Puebla Mexico orphans from the Rijo church collapse are reported with 55 dead.
Charles E. Ressler, 76, retired farmer, died yesterday in his Pearl City home. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Walker Mortuary in Freeport with calling after 10 a.m. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Raymond Kreider and Mrs. Lorence Stout, three brothers including C B Ressler, a granddaughter and a great granddaughter.
Frank Cleveland of Gratiot died at Lahey Nursing Home in Warren Illinois at age 78. He was a retired railroad employee. Survived by a brother Delbert and a sister Mrs. Steele both in Gratiot. Bartell Funeral Home of Warren is handling arrangements.
Nathan Bidlingmaier was injured in a one vehicle crash on Buckskin Road near the Clarence Rufer farm Route 4 and transported to St Clare hospital with cuts and bruises. Deputies said he apparently fell asleep at the wheel and the incident was reported at 3 11 a.m.
Reports from St. Clare Hospital include Mrs. David Kubly recovering well after major surgery and expected to stay about a week, Mrs. George Pulkrabek under traction for a back condition, Jerry Pederson returning to his Army post in Phoenixville, Roy Robichaux undergoing surgery for a fractured hip, and the birth of Barbara Ruth Goodman on Dec. 18 with a large family.
Dallas Texas taxpayers group Texas Taxpayers Inc with 600 members posted $1,000 Monday for rewards to any citizen who catches a public official mishandling tax money.
Personal mentions list shoppers and visitors in Monroe including Mrs T E Sharer from Albany, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Broughton and son Brian, Mr and Mrs Lee Kirsch, and Miss Martha Etter. Announcements cover WRC and American Legion Auxiliary meetings, family trips to Boc Raton and Ft Benning, students returning to Bradley University and Academy of St Benedict, copies of the Warren Report and The Torch Is Passed for sale, and Madison inaugural attendees.
President Johnson proposes measures to boost growth and curb poverty, including tax cut rules, pollution controls, farm aid reform, immigration based on work, disease eradication, and urban beautification. He signals openness to Soviet leaders visiting the United States and to a reciprocal invitation.
The City Council will hold two public hearings at 7 30 p m in City Hall. One ordinance would raise salaries for elected officials and the other would set a lower building permit fee minimum under the building code. thousands rely on classifieds ads daily.
Brodhead city council session shows Duane Schneider announcing he will not seek re election for the Second Ward seat citing business commitments. Council approves pay raises for two women city workers and awards remodeling contracts for police office and clerk’s office.
Fifty more paratroopers arrived from England as part of a British buildup to help Malaysia counter Indonesia's threat to the federation. Britain has flown in 100 paratroopers and remaining 400 from the 2nd Parachute Battalion are due by Thursday. An additional 500 Gurkha troops by ship from Hong Kong raise total Commonwealth forces in Malaysia to over 7,000. Malaysia seeks more helicopters from Britain to aid jungle warfare, a topic likely to be discussed when Gen Sir James Cassels visits on January 14. Malaysia vows hot pursuit retaliation if Indonesia attacks, after Indonesia withdraws from the United Nations amid reports of forces building near Malaysia.
The Associated Press reports Wisconsin's 1965 highway toll rose to eight with two fatal crashes on Monday. Julius Menzel, 40, of East Troy died when his truck hit a utility pole and overturned near Waterford after leaving Highway 20. Adolph Heller, 49, of Stockbridge per Calumet County died when his car left Outagamie Trunk KK, struck a pole and crashed into a wooden fence near Kaubana.
Dr and Mrs Michael Kubly announce the birth of a six pound daughter Julianne at St Marys Hospital Milwaukee last night. They already have a daughter Marguerite and two sons Michael and William. Dr Kubly son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Kubly resides in orthopedic surgery under Dr Walter Blount. Mrs Kubly is Billie Ann Wenger daughter of the late William E Wenger and Mrs Wenger of 1721 15th St.
Mispasted child story from Mineola New York where two year old Kathy resists mother’s plan to apply Vaseline for cold sores. The mother Mrs Brian Dennehy speaks as she tucks Kathy in for bed with the remark about using Vaseline. Kathy replies I’m not a car, highlighting a misheard phrase in a domestic scene.
In Tarzwell near Kirkland Lake Ontario a frame house fire killed six children aged 11 to 1 of Margaret Wilson’s family. Older sister Theresa 14 survived by leaping through a window. she babysat, woke the children, and ran to neighbors for help.
Ruth McFarlin of the Paulos School Assembly Service Chi go will be the featured guest at the Kiwanis Club noon meeting at the Swiss Wheel. Despite infantile paralysis since age two and life in a wheelchair she has become an accomplished tenor. The Kiwanis Board meets Wednesday January 6 at 7 p.m. at the First National Bank.
Chicago reports 1052 traffic deaths over Christmas and New Year weekends with a record toll last weekend. Christmas three-day deaths reach 578, New Year weekend records top 474, surpassing 1959-60 and 1955-56 highs for similar periods.
In Marshall Texas 15 Riley children from two marriages join as a single family after a Dec 23 adoption ceremony by District Judge Sam B. Hall Sr. Riley, 43, is Thiokol Chemical Corp operations manager. Children include William Jr., 20, Lyn, 19, Nancy, 17 and others. The large clan expanded with an annex and shared meals in shifts at Knights of Columbus hall for Christmas.
Renowned poet and Nobel laureate T. S. Eliot died at his London home Monday night at age 76. The cause of death was not announced. Private funeral services are planned.
Democratic Lt. Gov. Patrick J. Lucey charged at a Madison dinner that Gov. Warren P Knowles plans to turn the McDonald-Davis and Associates campaign agency into a fourth branch of state government. He said the agency sells a packaged deal and would run the party and then the government if Knowles’ candidate wins. The remarks came hours after Knowles’ inauguration.
Madison UW president Fred Harrington told a faculty meeting that central campus capacity should be limited to 40 000 with current enrollment around 26 000. He planned to take the plan to the board of regents and noted expansion proposals for freshmen and sophomores on the Far West Side while maintaining a ban on racial and religious discrimination in fraternities and sororities.
Justice Horace Wilkie took the oath for a first full term as associate justice in a special investiture ceremony held in the state supreme court chambers.
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