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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1964
Page
6
January 10 1964 Wisconsin forecasts show continued cold spell with cloudy to partly sunny skies. Highs range 12 to 22 degrees, lows from zero to 10 below, light snow possible in the western regions late Saturday into Sunday with slightly warmer daytime temperatures. Barometer around 30.28 at 1 p.m. and notable temperature contrasts nationwide.
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County and state authorities list multiple cases including juveniles with no fine possible for driving offenses and suspensions of licenses, traffic school orders, and various pleas. Names include Roger L. Elmer, James L. Martin, Dean L. Ferguson, Dennis J. Gerondale, Donald Ray Burris, Robert J. Dunlavey, Raymond Hill, William Kleinert. Cases involve speeding, stop sign violations, forgery, failure to yield, and non support with bonds set and court dates.
Werner Waefler of Route 2 Belleville and Ramona J. Boley of New Glarus applied in Madison for a marriage license. Deaths: William F. Kuehn, 78, Route 2, and David H. Timm, 77, Brod. Births: Mr and Mrs Clifford Zee of Orangeville, a son Jan 9. Mr and Mrs James Davis of Brodhead, a daughter Jan 10. Mr and Mrs Kensel Disrud of New Glarus, a son Jan 10.
St Clare Hospital lists patients in medical and surgical units including Lary Robert Ann Juda and Nevin Leverington Winslow along with several others from Janesville Beloit Ridgeway and Brodhead. Dismissals include George Dickson Chris Berg Edmund Peterson and more.
Nurse Marna Iscena and Richard Wagner of Wagner Nursing Home spoke on preventing falls at the Green County Safety Council gathering on Tuesday. Wagner noted 262 Wisconsin home fall deaths in 1962 and two Green County fall deaths in 1963, highlighting safety measures like banishing throw rugs and adding handrails. Arleigh Frautschy chaired. Mrs. Ben Zimmerli praised fire department help with post holiday Christmas tree burning.
In South Beloit two old railroad ballast and flat cars bound for a North Freedom Wisconsin museum disappeared from a concrete plant storage. Don Ginter of Beloit recalled seeing the cars last October. Winnebago County deputies suspect they were cut up and sold for scrap.
Richard D. Speck of Rockford escaped injury when his pickup jumped 150 feet then landed on its wheels after swerving to avoid another vehicle. The truck left Highway 69 six miles south of Monroe on a slippery spot. Reported at 5 30 am by Green County deputies.
Leslie C. Hayden, supervisor of 77 fairs for the Wisconsin Exposition Department, announced at the Wisconsin Association of Fairs convention that 1963 saw a record 80,020 exhibitors and 438 148 exhibits across state and district fairs, the highest totals in history.
William F. Kuehn, 78, died about 11 a.m. today at his home on Highway 1181 two miles east of Monroe from a heart attack. He had a heart condition. Shriner Neushwander funeral home handles arrangements for Frisque, Betty Boone, Cecil Fox, Marvin Paulson and Kenneth Brooks with daughters.
Personal Mention notes a Saturday January 11 farm program from 12:30 to 1 p m on Channel 3 urging farmers and businesspeople to listen. Also items include a turtle supper at Eagles Club January 11 5:30 to 9 p m with menu and prices, and a visit by Mr and Mrs Ernest Preuti and daughter to Mrs Flora Flader for a birthday. Also travel notes about Schindler Altmann party and St Omar Chapter 90 C E S meeting Monday 8 p m with annual report and refreshments.
Edmund R. Anderson of Monroe high school will join the University of North Dakota Institute for High School Science Teachers for a summer assignment. He will teach Physics 435 and 436, two three credit courses, from June 15 to August 8, 1964. Anderson has long been involved with the PSSC Physics program and helped introduce it at Monroe High School after attending an Oak Ridge institute in 1958.
Q and A explain who qualifies for Social Security self employment coverage. Doctors and clergymen not electing coverage are excluded. If earnings were not reported, file self employment tax reports for 1960 and later years. If not filed by April 15 1964, 1960 earnings cannot earn Social Security credit, same deadline as 1963 tax due.
The Barracks Auxiliary and Barracks 2315 will hold a joint potluck supper Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Legion Hall. Regular meetings follow. The Auxiliary charter will be closed during the meeting and new members welcomed. Eligible attendees may join or notify Mrs. Fred Schott.
David H. Timm 77 a retired Avon Township farmer and former Avon Town Board member died at his home in Brodhead. He was born June 10 1886 in Clarno Township and married Hattie Grimes in Janesville on December 8 1909. He and his wife retired to Brodhead 19 years ago and are survived by three sons six grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother and a sister. He was a Bethlehem Lutheran Church member Barr school board and Avon Grange. Services Sunday at 1 30 p m at Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead with Rev Lowell H Mays officiating burial in Avon Cemetery Rock County. Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow evening.
New York traders saw irregular action as major stocks gained or fell by fractions to about a point. Tektronics, newly traded on the NYSE, led volume and rose about two points from the opening price. Steels and motors trended lower while selected blue chips posted gains.
Mrs Earl Barber reports social visits as Mr and Mrs K O Lyngans and sons stayed overnight with Walter Gould on the way home from Ft Lauderdale. Madison guests include Mr and Mrs Russell Sebert and Mr and Mrs Earl Bennett and family plus others from Freeport Brooklyn Oren Paulson and Elmer Wamstad. Cindy Marshall hosted Claudie Latemer from Fort Worth during two week visit.
In a dispatch from Miami Flaw Cuba exiled planters forecast the smallest sugar crop in 21 years. Meanwhile in Bhubaneswar India Prime Minister Nehru shows steady progress after a restful night per a medical bulletin.
Archbishop William E. Cousins addressed clergymen at All Saints Episcopal Cathedral in Milwaukee marking the 12th anniversary of Episcopal Bishop Donald H. Halleck. He urged greater mingling of Roman Catholic priests with Protestant leaders and noted Vatican II openness to dialogue and future English language use in Mass. Pope Paul VI reportedly hopes to visit the United States, possibly for the 1964 World Fair in New York, and may travel with other Vatican figures.
President Kennedy escaped harm when a car rammed the rear of his limousine on the George Washington Memorial Parkway near McLean Virginia. Three women were slightly injured as the rear end collision occurred after a vehicle failed to stop. The driver, Mrs Mildred Mae Craft, 49, of Vienna, Virginia, was ticketed for failing to keep her vehicle under proper control.
In CBS filmed interviews Dwight D Eisenhower and Harry S Truman clash over whether the next president should be an elected official or an appointed one after a vice president succeeds. Truman argues for an elective successor, while Nixon backs Electoral College input and Eisenhower favors a secretary of state line prior to 1947. Keating proposes two vice presidents, a notion Nixon rejects as demeaning the office.
Gordon Heffron pleaded guilty in County Court to two counts of aggravated battery for shooting Melvin Thus and his wife during a pre Christmas party at Thuss Mifflin home after an argument in which Thus claimed improper advances. The husband was hit in the hip and the wife in the shoulder by .22 caliber bullets. Judge John Walsh deferred sentencing to January 22 and ordered a pre sentence investigation.
Dr. John F. Noble orthopedic surgeon at Monroe Clinic will address the Blanchardville Woman's Club on Monday on General Aspects of Arthritis. Scott Dennis named for the Maaske couple's newborn son born Jan 4 at St. Clare hospital. He has a brother Steven, 6, and sisters Kimberly Ann, 4, Lori Jean, 3. Grandparents Gus Maaske Browntown and Ernest Frazier Freeport. Great grandmother Cora Eisenhower Saloma Pa.
Wayne LeRoy Aaberg twenty four of Route 2 Brooklyn was fined three hundred dollars and costs of 120 days in Madison court on charges of receiving stolen property and contributing to the delinquency of a fifteen year old boy.
The Juda EUB church announces its annual congregational business meeting and local conference will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the church. The event will include the election of a trustee and will involve the Confirmation class as part of their training.
The Monroe Planning Commission approved the architectural design and site for a new city storage facility near the city garage on Monroe's west edge. K and S Construction Co. of Madison is the contractor, and the building will store Park Department and Street Department equipment.
Lary Robert Arn, 15, son of Mr and Mrs William Arn of Juda, is at St Clare hospital with a fractured right leg after a wrestling practice at Juda high school. He was admitted at 6 p m yesterday and is listed in satisfactory condition. Moving to Cuba City. Albany Times Special Mrs Fay Hinderman who has operated a wearing apparel shop here the past two years is
Annual meeting of stockholders and directors of the Bank of Albany will be held Tuesday night at the bank.
The annual meeting of St John United Church of Christ will be conducted by Dr Merlin J Olson president Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Fellowship hall of the church.
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