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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1964
Page
6
Partly cloudy to night and Friday with a little colder south tonight. Warmer across the state Friday with highs 28 to 35 and lows 10 to 15. Monroe Zone outlook similar with 28 to 33 highs. Yesterday’s peak 29, low 22, snowfall one inch since yesterday. Sunrise 7 35 sunset 4 44.
Obituaries note the deaths of Eugene C. Reinking 35 of 725 15th Avenue Mrs Emily Johns 89 Blanchardville Ulrich Zimmerman Sr 80 Winslow Mrs Barbara Janicke 80 Rockford Mrs Lena Foslin 90 Orfordville and the death of Lisa Michele Field five weeks daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Lee Field Beloit.
Mr and Mrs Carl Nelson of Route 4 announce the birth of a son on January 16.
The document lists names associated with St. Clare Hospital including Eugene S. Hamilton and Cynthia Jo Lanz among Surgical patients and a large group of dismissals. Cities shown include Freeport Beloit Janesville Rockford and Verona with multiple families named.
Paul Ipsen announced Wednesday he will run as a Republican in the April 7 special election to fill the Grant County Assembly seat left by the late Hugh Harper. The sole other candidate is Democrat Ted Griswold, a Livingston farmer.
A concise note examines why a missing act in a production feels logically necessary. The discussion links missing scenes to audience expectations and the dramaturgy of the staged work.
Personal mention of Mr and Mrs Roy Schwartz and Gerald visiting from rural Albany. Advertisement notes yarn and instruction sheets for the Smoke Ring scarf and new books available at Knit and Purl Shop. Also reports district IOOF Lodge officers installation in Madison with Lostetter as district president. Funeral attendees for Fred Gruenberg in Milwaukee included multiple Gruenbergs from Monroe and associated relatives.
Darrell D. Dillman a 39 year old Belleville high school teacher and coach pleaded innocent to charges of possessing lewd and obscene letters allegedly written to a 16 year old girl. Judge William C Sachtsen ordered a 30 day commitment to Mendota state hospital for examination and set trial for February 26.
In Madison a U.S. District Court jury acquitted Bernard Pesik of Janesville of making a false statement to a federal agency. Judge David Rabinovitz presided as Pesik, then a bookkeeper for Rock County Electric Cooperative, faced charges over an alleged false 1958 financial account to the Rural Electrification Administration. The government suit began in 1962 but was delayed by Judge Patrick T. Stone’s illness and death.
The Public Service Commission assigns part of LC-33930 from Herbert M. Baumgartner to Howard Lausch. The order, granted January 6, records the transfer of 1700 28th Avenue to 1002 16th Street.
The couple welcomed a son named Eric Dennis on January 6 at St. Clare hospital. Grandparents are John P. LaBorde Juda and Virgil Swiggum South Wayne. Great grandparents include Ida LaBorde Hampshire Til Homer Clark Freeport Neil Swiggum Brown town and Lina Butler South Wayne.
Steven Moe eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Donald Moe from Renute 1 is a patient at St Joseph s hospital Milwaukee His address is 5000 West Chambers Street Room 427 He will be hospitalized for about ten days.
Sfc. Lyle Swanton has been delayed in his return to the United States from Camp Zama Japan. He was to have left Jan. 10. More recent word indicated a replacement had not arrived and he would undoubtedly remain another month. His family is residing near Fort Benning Georgia.
Mrs. Johns aged 89 died at 4 30 a m in a Green County hospital after an extended illness. The former Emily Bainbridge born February 16 1874 in Benton married to Columbus E Johns on February 1 1900 in Blanchardville. Survivors include two daughters a son two sisters a brother seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p m Saturday at Blanchardville Methodist with burial in Graceland cemetery.
Lisa Michele Field five week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Lee Field former Monticello residents Beloit died at 335 am in University hospital Madison Ill since birth private funeral services set for tomorrow evening at Voegeli funeral home Monticello Rev J Allen Mittler will officiate burial in Highland cemetery She was born December 7 1963 in St Clare hospital Monroe to Dennis Lee Field and Lonna Rae Anderson Field Survived by parents paternal grandparents Clyde Field Monticello and Mrs Dena Field Gratiot maternal grandparents Orville Anderson Monticello and Mrs Conrad Elmer Monticello paternal great grandmother Mrs Dena Field Gratiot maternal great grandparents Mr and Mrs Alvin T Anderson Blanchardville
C. M. Vail former editor of the Benton Advocate is treated at Hazel Green hospital for a hip injury from a fall. He led the Benton paper for 50 years and now edits the Benton page for the Cuba City News Herald. Diar 325 5101.
Dr Sik Q Jew, an American-born Chinese neurologist born 1927 in Alzheimer Ark, joins Monroe Clinic staff with family at 1102 16th Street. He served in US Army in 1952 1953 in US, Japan, Korea, and trained at Arkansas and Colorado centers. He was VA neurologist in Hines before moving here.
Mrs. John A. Schindler of 532 22nd Avenue, assistant librarian at Ludlow Memorial library, was admitted to St. Clare Hospital on Tuesday for high blood pressure. Her condition is reported satisfactory.
An early morning crash at 6 31 involved a car driven by DeWayne F Flannery of 2011 138th Avenue. The vehicle struck a stop sign and supporting post in the 900 block of 13th Avenue.
Roswell Babler of Dakota Inl was re elected director of District 20 of the Pure Milk Association at the district annual meeting in Darlington. Richard Buscher of Darlington was newly elected president. other officers included Robert Heilman, Paul Baumgartner, Edward Kaderly, Francis Stabe, and Clarence Koeller. A plaque honored Robert and Mrs. Wild as outstanding young dairy couple of District 20 for 1963, and PMA general manager A L McWilliams reported 1963 savings exceeding 600 000 in the first 11 months with 200 members present.
Ruth Wolfe forty of rural South Wayne suffered a broken rib in a traffic crash at Highway 11 and County Trunk M on Browntown’s north edge yesterday afternoon. Her car reportedly rear ended John Weiss sixteen of Browntown Route 1. A second crash at 12:54 a.m. today left Jerome Flannery twenty of 2727 6th Street upside down after leaving Highway 81 near Klondike factory Jordan Township. Flannery had scratches per sheriff deputy.
A potluck supper hosted by Freeport friends marked LeRoy Thorn birthday anniversary at his Orangeville home. Guests included Mrs Helen Glandorf Mr and Mrs Thurm Van Matre and Mr and Mrs Anthony Pfeiffer.
Ulrich Zimmerman Sr. 80, a Cadiz Township farmer, died suddenly at home in Winslow from an apparent heart attack. Born November 23, 1883 in Canton Bern, Switzerland, he married Elizabeth Remmer in 1906. They moved to America in 1926, farmed 1929–1942, then retired in Winslow. Survived by his wife, four sons, seven grandchildren, three great grandchildren. He was a member of Peace United Church of Christ in Browntown.
A brother and a sister are deceased. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Cardascio Lea Mon funeral home at Winslow with Rev. Daniel Schowalter officiating. Burial will follow at Rock Lily cemetery in Winslow. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs Blanche Wyman 61 died Tuesday. Services were held at 2 pm at Newcomer funeral home Monroe with Rev Melvin Roehrdanz of Immanuel EUB church officiating. Vocalists were Mrs James Gordee, organist Mrs G E Trickel. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers: Joe Jones New Glarus Roycie Foulker Ray Streiff John Zimm er man John Gruber Harold Pickett.
In 1516 Salim the Grim led Ottoman conquest of Syria and the region was ruled by the empire until 1918 when British and Arab forces occupied the country.
Callahan praised area employers for letting Jaycee members serve the community during Bosses Night. The event recognized Dr. Robert Keith as general chairman, William Tuescher for publicity, and Gerald Gelbach as ticket chairman for their roles.
Mrs Lena Foslin of Orfordville died at 11 30 a m in St Clare hospital where she had been admitted as a surgical patient on December 17 Funeral arrangements were pending indicating a local obituary notice
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