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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1968
Page
8
Daily weather update with partial clouds and a chance of snow. Cooler into the weekend with tonight near zero and tomorrow in the 20s. Since Friday 1 p m the high reached 27 and the low 20. Precipitation since Friday 1 p m about 1 inch of snow. Sunrise at 7 27 and sunset at 4 45.
A compiled list shows multiple Wisconsin cases with fines and penalties. Names include Roger Elmer Bennett, William Breylinger, Wilbert Elmer, Michael Schwartz, Robert Hall, Clarence Von Glahn, Louis Wyss, Robert Barnum, Dwight Eggers Jr, Evertt Chase, Joe Wanger, Cleve Stair, John Von Arx, Gary Godfrey, Donald Friske, plus residents Irene Heinzelman Eugene Dickson Ervin McDermott Gary Flood, and births in Monroe area on January dates.
A hospital roster lists Surgical patient Jane Ellen Jordan of Juda. Dismissals include Gordon Peterson Arthur Spoerry Edwin Stauffacher Jr Otto Meier Werner Saxer Norbert Zdenek Clarence Morriss Dennis Beard Floyd Haden Charles Harder Wayne Steele and several listed ladies. The medical section names Ralph E Williams Beloit Mrs Harold Ware Brooklyn Mrs John Graves Stockton Ill Mrs Marguerite Garkey Rockford Victor Bliss Davis Ill Mrs Margaret Johnson Mt Carroll Ill Mrs Donald Walters Brodhead.
Evansville youth Gary A Flood died in a Madison hospital after illness at age 14. He was a Evansville High School freshman, member of Future Farmers of America, Peace Evangelical Church, and survived by his parents two brothers a sister grandparents and a great grandmother. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Evansville Methodist Church with calling hours 7 to 9 this evening at Allen Funeral Home.
Ervin Dugan McDermott 58 former Darlington resident died Friday January 12 at the Veterans Home King Wisconsin. He was born in Darlington worked as a grocery clerk and was a World War I veteran with the 32nd Division. Survivors include four sisters Mrs Arm strong Darlington Mrs La Verne Metcalf Milwaukee Mrs A Hohman Minneapolis and Mrs Holmer Tresner New York City. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday January 15 at the Veterans Base Chapel King Wisconsin. Friends may call Bammel Funeral Home Waupaca Sunday evening.
Eugene Dickson age 54 of Argyle died at 3 05 this morning in St Clare Hospital after a heart condition. He never married and is survived by brother George of Argyle. Funeral arrangements are pending at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle.
Paul Moody, 29, moved from St. Clare Hospital Monroe to the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago after a August 30 traffic accident left him paralyzed. He withstood the trip well and his wife Mrs. Moody invites cards at his new Chicago address Room 605 401 E Ohio Street.
Allan B. Holtshopple a Monroe teacher will speak at 3 p.m. Tuesday Jan 1 at Browntown School for the Browntown Mothers Club on Visual Aids. All mothers urged to attend. last representation for fifth and sixth grade mothers before Northside School opens. Eddy Schlappi 17 Browntown is a patient at St Clare Hospital after mumps complications.
The snippet lists individuals including Arn, Mrs Marion Merrick, Peggy Scharr, Mrs Phillip Gall, and Mrs Lilorad Groz danik as named parties in a broader local notice collection.
Community Center hosts daily activities from January 15 to 20 including Alfalfa Club Youth Open Recreation and skating at Lincoln Rink and Twining Park. Also listed are Adult Dartball Basketball Girl Scout Barbershop Choir and council meetings with warming house hours noted.
veteran announcer Vince Lloyd has spoken before crowds up to 90 000 at All-Star games and presented with ease. He aids leukemia research through ALSAC with Danny Thomas and is a major fundraiser. Born and raised in Beresford South Carolina he lives in Park Ridge Illinois with wife Miriam and their son Mike born February 1948.
The Lida Ludlow Reading Club will meet with Mrs. Erna Thurber at 2 15 PM on Wednesday January 17. Marie Speck will report on the book Ten First Ladies of the World by Pauline Frederick.
Lawmakers criticized the land division for slow use of acquired property and proposed a six month moratorium on land buys. Funded projects include a sewer system at Devils Lake State Park and a visitor center at Gov. Dodge, with higher daily camping fees set for several state parks and forest campgrounds. James Smaby was reappointed chairman and Herbert Behnke reelected secretary.
A Sun Prairie policeman and Richard L Potter of Crystal Lake Illinois a plant manager at Admiral Corp parts plant were charged with stealing 30 color television tubes valued at 2500 dollars. James L Weisensel 29 and Potter 45 face hearings set for January 25. Weisensel is a part time officer and plant worker.
Last rites were held for Ernest F. Schmid 74 of Monroe with services at St John s United Church of Christ officiated by Rev Calvin P Fischer and Rev Milton G Petzold. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery Monroe. Mrs Charles Cline 85 of Monroe died Jan 11 and services were at Stuessy Funeral Home with burial Cadiz Cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons Darrell Penniston Dwayne Penniston Robert Cline.
Wisconsin's water pollution control program received praise and a $187,200 federal grant to supplement a $2.2 million state appropriation for intensified pollution control efforts, Gov. Warren P. Knowles announced.
The Bank of Brodhead annual meeting elected Donald Condon to fill the late M J Condon’s director post. Incumbents Leo Scheberle Fred Hahlen Sidney Stair C S Pierce Truman Olin Lloyd Iverson Willis Lorch were re elected. Shares at meeting totaled 2350 with 1198 in person and 1152 by proxy. An officers election is set for Monday night January 15.
Doctors monitoring the world two surviving heart recipients report cautious improvement. Philip Blaiberg in Cape Town rests more with relaxed tests to aid sleep while Louis Waskansky shows similar signs of recovery. In Orangeville a private first class Stephen Holmes returns home on furlough before rejoining duty in Virginia.
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