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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1965

Page

6

Wisconsin Weather Summary January 7 1965

Wisconsin reports cloudy skies with light rain or drizzle, turning to snow in north and west sections Friday. Colder air moves in, with highs in the 30s to near 50 in the southeast. Tonight mainly mid to upper 30s north and 40s south, precipitation at .04 inch since yesterday. Kingsville Texas brightest at 83 degrees. Cut Bank Montana coldest at 18. Sunrise 7:38, sunset 4:35.

Wisconsin Monroe U.S. A Kingsville Tex Mont

Monticello Judge Pleads Guilty In Residential Speeding Case

County Court Judge Roger L Elmer James Topp of Monticello pleaded guilty to speeding in a residential area with $20 plus costs. Bacher license revoked six weeks. Ronald K Schmid of Juda case postponed to Jan 14 at 11 am. Death notices list Herman Pohl 59 War ren Neal Brockmeyer Mineral Point Merton Retrum New Glarus and others with January dates.

Roger L. Elmer James Topp Monticello Bacher Ronald K. Schmid Juda Sheriff's Department

St Clare Hospital Medical Patient List and Dismissals

A list of patient and dismissal names associated with St. Clare Hospital. Included are patients such as Robert Young Belleville Arthur W Kalson Route 3 James Lee 2004 Roosevelt Rd Mrs Clarence Helland and others from Racine Janesville Freeport Rockford Albany and South Beloit. Dismissals include Herman J Elmer Ronald A Larson Axel Swanson Ricky Wiessenberg and others.

Robert Young Belleville Arthur W. Kalson James Lee Roosevelt Rd Clarence Helland Casper Schober Blanchard Jeffrey Lewi Argyle Clarence Webb Monticello Joseph Blessinger Racine William Patrick Karnapp Orfordville Russell C. Johnson Janesville Terry Warne Roger Thompson 23Rd St. Surgical Arthur A. Shauer Sylvia Davidson 14Th St Christianis Freeport William Toledi Rockford Maline Ellis Albany Willie Davis South Beloit Herman J. Elmer Ronald A. Larson Axel Swanson Ricky Wiensenberg Walter Z. Richardson Beverly Jean Richardson Gerald W. Wahl Ernest Furrer Robert B. Golackson Robert Smith Ronald Schwartzlow Richard Palmer Arnold Zueger Clara Sissons Ellen Burrell Robert Emerson William Atkinson Diane Dalee Adelheid Thalmann

Funeral for Mrs Herman Wild Held at 1:30 P.M.

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Herman Wild 65 of 2102 8th St at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in St. Clare Hospital. Rev Calvin P Fischer of St John’s Church officiated at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with song selections by Mrs Ralph G Krauss and Mrs Laverne Schmerse. Pallbearers included Ralph Karlen Monticello Rolland Karlen Monroe Kenneth Feldt Monroe Herbert Wilde Monroe Harry Wilde Monroe and Ralph Siedschlag Twin Grove. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery.

Herman Wild 8Th St St. Clare Hospital Shriner-Neushwander Calvin P. Fischer St. John’s Church Ralph G. Krauss Laverne Schmerse Old Rugged Cross Clarence Seaton Ralph Karlen Monticello Rolland Karlen Monroe Kenneth Feldt Herbert Wilde Harry Wilde Ralph Siedschlag Twin Grove Greenwood Cemetery

Personal News and Local Notices Recap

Mr and Mrs Ralph Zimmer man visit from Brodhead. American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday Jan 7 at 6 p m at Legion Hall. Mrs Wayne Emnyre back in Winslow Ill after a Florida visit with relatives. Sunday callers at Mr and Mrs Harvey Hartwig include Mr and Mrs Laverne Rosenstein and Shelly Lynn. Roger Ellis son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Ellis returns to Memphis Tenn for electronics school. he is in the Navy and was home on leave. Copies of the Warren Report and The Torch Is Passed available at The Times office. Gustafson pen accompanied by daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Clifford Geiger Platteville spent holidays in Baton Rouge and Florida, returning yesterday.

Ralph Zimmerman Brodhead American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Wayne Emnyre Winslow Ill Florida Harvey M. Hartwig Laverne Rosenstein Shelly’. Lynn Roger Ellis Ralph Ellis 10Th St Memphis Tenn Ellis Warren Times Office S. E Clifford Geiger Platteville Baton Rouge James Logie

Johnson urges regional centers and new health programs

President Johnson seeks to expand federal aid for medical care and disease prevention. He proposes regional medical centers with state of the art diagnostics, ties to medical schools, and access to costly procedures, plus grants for mental health and loans to build group practices. He backs premarket safety reviews by the FDA and a Kerr Mills style child care assistance plan.

Johnson United States Victo- Johnson Kerr- Mills Food and Drug Administration Michael DeBakey Houston Tex

Mrs. Pohl 59 Taken by Death in Warren

Mrs. Hermann Pohl 59 of Warren died at 8 15 p m yesterday in St Clare Hospital after 18 days as a patient and two years of ill health. Born Ruby Wilcox March 22 1905 in Stockton Township she married Hermann Pohl Feb 2 1921 in Freeport. They farmed near Stockton before moving to Warren. Survived by husband two daughters three sons a brother a sister and 14 grandchildren. Services 2 p m Saturday Herman Funeral Home Stockton with Rev Roy Berg officiating. Burial Ladies Union Cemetery Stockton. Friends may call at home tomorrow afternoon.

Herman Pohl Warren St. Clare Hospital Ruby Wilcox Stockton Township Joseph and Sara Gundry Wilcox Hermann Pohl Freeport Stockton Jean Carson Breed Burdette Melba Wenziker Joe Fulton John Scales ‘Mound Mis Clyde Elizabeth Ill George Wilcox Harry Beyer Pearl City

Accused Slayer Ignores Funeral in Wilmette

Harrison Crouse, 18, remained in his Cook County Jail cell as funeral rites were held for his parents Morris Crouse and Norma Crouse and sister Sally, all shot Saturday in Wilmette. Police say Harrison admitted the slayings but gave no reason. Rites at First Presbyterian Church, Wilmette. burial in Skokie. The youth is a University of Illinois freshman. family formerly from La Crosse, Wis.

Wilmette Harrison Crouse Morris Crouse Norma Sally First Presbyterian Church Skoki

Card counting computer advised by Bean and Thorp

The system uses a computer to track remaining cards by subtracting tens and nontens as they are played and to compute the ratio of cards left. It can be used without looking at the device and is recommended to stay concealed and not arouse suspicion while betting. Winnings should be kept moderate and moved frequently to avoid casino action.

Bean Thorp Chang

Bonnie Elmer to Be Installed Rainbow Worthy Advisor

Miss Bonnie Elmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Julian Elmer will be installed worthy advisor of Mt Horeb Assembly 13 Order of Rainbow for Girls The ceremony will be Saturday January 9 at 730 pm in the Mt Horeb Masonic Hall Also installed will be Emily Lienhardt associate advisor Susan Strickler Charity Jane Gmar Donna Elmer treasurer Penny Disch chaplain Sherry Wilde drill leader Virginia Hillestad nature Jane Ingwell immortal Jeanne Kummer servant Doris Hofmann confidential observer Gail Schneider outer observer Marsha Colney musician Vicki Ingwell choir director Judy Marty love Officers to be installed include Vicki Hall Hope Paulette Opsal recorder Jean Druhott religion Sharon Thousand fidelity Shirley Opsal patriotism all from Mt Horeb Installing officers will be Mrs Palmer Knobel inviting officer Mrs Clayton Streiff inviting marshal Vicki Ingwell installing officer Sue Wills marshal Mary Lienhardt chaplain Berta Puempel recorder Mrs Delmar Zentner and Clayton Streiff soloists all from New Glarus and Mrs Carl Danhouser Mr Horeb musician Julie Elmer flower bearer John Ott Gary Tetten pages Mary Hartman guest book JoAnn Kehrli programming rules of the game Closing down the game or other methods

NEW Glarus Bonnie Elmer Julian Elmer Mt. Horeb Assembly Order of Rainbow Mt. Horeb Masonic Hall Emily Lienhardt Susan Strickler Jane Gmar Donna Elmer Shirley Opsal Mt. Horeb Palmer Knobel Clayton Streiff Marshall Vicki Ingwell Sue Wills Mary Lienhardt Berta Puempel Delmar Zentner Carl Danhouser Horeb Julie Elmer Bonnie John Ott Gary Ttten Mary Hartman JoAnn Kehrli

Shrine Club Bus Trip to Madison for 1965 Meeting

Green County Shriners plan a bus trip to Madison on January 13 for the annual Zor Temple meeting and officer election. Departing from the Masonic Temple Monroe at 6 30 PM with pickups in Monticello and New Glarus, the ride aims to honor outgoing Potentate W S MacDonald and welcome 1965 Potentate Lester Lee. Reservations via Phil Gordon Trucks Inc Monroe.

Green County Shine Club Madison Zor Temple Masonic Temple Monroe Monticello M and M New Glarus Strickler’s Green County Shriners W. S. MacDonald Lester Lee Phil Gordon Trucks Inc Hwy East

Today’s Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep and Produce Report

Chicago markets show hogs at 7,000 head with butchers firm to up to 50 cents. 1-2 190-225 lb at 17.25-17.50. mixed 1-3 190-230 lb 16.50-17.25. 2-3 250-270 lb 15.50-16.00. 1-3 350-400 lb sows 13.25-13.75. 2-3 500-650 lb 12.00-12.75. Cattle active with slaughter steers at 24.25-24.50. 23.50-23.75. 21.00-23.00 for others. slaughter heifers 23.00. cows 11.25-13.25. bulls 14.00-18.00. Sheep 300 head. lambs 21.50-22.00. ewes 5.50-6.50. Butter steady. eggs mixed. no wheat, corn or soy sales. No. 2 extra heavy corn 79. Soybean oil 11% 1.

Chicago USDA Chicago Mercantile Exchange

Cheese market in Madison steady amid ample supply

Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows steady tone with slow to fair demand and ample supplies. Cheddar prices around 377s-40% for 40-pound blocks at 38'2-11, single daisies 4% 41, Longhorns 40%-41, midgets 404-43.

Cheese Mart Steady Madison Wisconsin

St Clare Hospital updates and local notices

James Lee spent the night at St. Clare Hospital under observation after a severe school fall. Josef J. Benkert, Monroe Fire Chief, postpones the Burning of the Greens due to wet weather. Roger Thompson is undergoing treatment at St. Clare for a stomach disorder and Sylvia Davidson had minor surgery there. Paul James Brockmeyer, born last night at St. Clare, is named by the Brockmeyer family. Grandparents listed for both sides.

James Lee St. Clare Hospital James J Bernard “Lee Roosevelt Road Josef J. Benkert Monroe Roger Thompson Merlin Thompson 23Rd St Sylvia Davidson Willam Herbert Davidson 14Th St Paul James Neal Brockmeyer Route 4 Mineral Point Brockmeyers Glenn Linda Karla Harry Story Cuba City Clarence Brockmeyer Manchester

PMA to Meet in Janesville For District 2 Assembly

Pure Milk Association officials Avery A. Vose and W Harold Cope will address PMA district 2 at New Cargill Methodist church near Janesville on Saturday Jan 16. About 800 dairy farmers from Dane Green Rock and Walworth counties in Wisconsin and Boone Stephenson and Winnebago in Illinois are expected to attend with 10:45 a.m. start for elections and business. Luncheon for members and wives at noon.

Avery A. Vose Pure Milk Association W. Harold Cope PMA New Cargill Methodist Church Janesville A.W. Agnew Milton Junction Dane Green, Rock

Inter-Cooperative Relations Committee Names Local Officials

Nate inter-cooperative relations committeeman Robert Connell of Route 5 Janesville and district director A W Agnew are listed as key officials in the committee roster.

Ed R. Hanewall Beloit Walter Haberman Janesville Wilbert H. Stewart Milton Howard E. Miller Vincent Holden Orfordville Knut D. Knutson LaVern Sopher Brodhead Brodhead; Alternate Resolutions George Conway Inter-Cooperative Relations Gilmen Anderson Alter Nate Robert Connell Route A. W. Agnew

Montgomery Ward Reports Record December Sales

Montgomery Ward and Co says December sales topped 200 million dollars for the first time in its 92 year history, posting 214.804 million and a 15.2 percent rise from December 1953. For January 30 to December 30, fiscal year to date sales reached 1.595 billion, up 12.9 percent from last year.

Montgomery Ward Chicago Montgomery Ward and Co Wisconsin Ward

Mrs Amden Dies in Switzerland Christmas Day

Hugo and Albin Gmur of New Glarus report the death of their sister Mrs Hans Amden of Switzerland on Christmas Day. The brief item notes the family’s notification of her passing.

Amden New Glarus Hugo Albin Gmur Hans Amden Switzerland

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