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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1964

Page

6

Wisconsin Snow Likely North Central Then Snow South

The forecast calls for rain mixed with snow in the south tonight changing to snow later. North and central areas expect 2 to 4 inches of snow with colder conditions in the south and east. Friday brings clouds and light snow or flurries, with highs ranging from the 20s to low 30s and lows around the 20s. Monroe area to see rain mixed with snow ending Friday morning and a colder Friday overall.

Wisconsin Monroe

Weather Extremes and Temperatures Report

A daily weather summary notes yesterday's high 51 and low 30 with year ago highs of minus 16 and lows of minus 28. It lists degree days at 24.5 and barometer readings of 29.84 at 1 a.m. and 30.03 at 1 p.m. The warmest spots are Fort Lauderdale and Naples Florida at 80 degrees, the coldest is Cut Bank Montana at 12. Sunrise is 7:30 and sunset is 4:54.

U.S.A Ft. Lauderdale Naples Fla Mont

Real Estate Transfer in Monroe Bartlet's Addition

Fred Lehnherr Estate transfers part 4 of Bartletts Addition in Monroe to Harold Lehnherr. Property description indicates a local real estate conveyance. No financial figures are provided in the readable text.

Fred Lehnherr Harold Lehnherr Bartlett City of Monroe

Court notices list driver license restriction violations and hearings

County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Albert Neuenschwander Route 3 cited for violation of license restriction with $10 and costs. State Patrol and Sheriff’s Department report stop sign violation $10 and costs for Donna J. Wahl Route 4. Harley Berra Route 2 Brod head fail to control vehicle, $40 and costs. Phillip L. Evans Footville not guilty plea entered illegal passing trial set 3 p.m. in 20 bond $25 State Patrol.

Roger L. Elmer Albert Neuenschwander Donna J. Wahl Sheriff's Department Harley Berra Brodhead Phillip L. Evans Footville State Patrol

Monroe Police Reports Speeding and Yield Violations

Gary Lee Kahl of 640 W Douglas Street Freeport forfeits $10 for speeding per Monroe police. Willard D. Prisk of Monticello forfeits $10 for failure to yield right of way per Monroe police.

Gary Lee Kahl W. Douglas Street Freeport Monroe Willard D. Prisk Monticello

Local Residents Listed with Ages and Homes

A compiled list names Howard W. Lueck 54 Route 1 Browntown Mrs. Raymond J. Luchsinger 50 Monticello Mrs. Emma Beattie 86 Brod head Mrs. Clarence Meinert 75 Route 1 Davis Ill Rena Ewing 70 Darling a Mrs. Elizabeth Brunskill 80 Shullsburg Mrs. Julian Tarkenton 51 Oregon Hurl Reed 81 Foulton Mrs. Guy Canon 62 Mineral Point Miss Maude E. Tomlin 66 Evansville Mrs. Gladys Cousin 60 Beloit Emil Escher Trevitt Spo nem Cheri Ault Mrs. Edward Secor Joseph Connors Colleen Figi Mrs. Hubert Prunty Mrs. Donald Janke and infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams.

Howard W. Lueck Browntown Raymond J. Luchsinger Monticello Emma Beattie Brodhead Clarence Meinert Davis Ill Rena Ewing Darlinga Elizabeth Brunskill Shullsburg Julian Tarkenton Oregon Hurl Reed Foulton Guy Canon Mineral Point Maud

Local births noted for Ander son and Schwartz families

Mr and Mrs Harvey Anderson of Route 2 report the birth of a daughter on January 23. Mr and Mrs Clarence Schwartz of Route 3 announce a son born January 22.

Harvey Anderson Clarence Schwartz

St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals List

Dismissals include Herman Mathesious Leon Noble Telmer Standland Gene Pinnow William L. Riese Alan Barnes Dennis Ho-

Gunnar Lean Blanchardville Ray E. White Sterling William O. Ray Milwaukee Fred Christ Sharon Clynton Seffrood South Wayne Lester H. Kemprood Route 4 Bernard F. Kroll Beloit Oscar E. Bergholz Footville Christ Balsiger 8Th Street Grant Olin Albany Michael Ebert Ridott Alma Aeschlimann 8Th Avenue Sandra Star Rockford Earl Meyer Elizabeth, Ill Herman A. Hinse Brodhead Hercy Benfer 14Th Avenue William C. Blum 10Th Street Harold Lehnherr Monticello Douglas L. Gillett Lena DuWayne Pople Freeport John A. Elsworth Harvard William Gilbert

Mrs. Luchsinger Dies at Monticello Farm

Mrs. Raymond J. Luchsinger 50 of Monticello died at 12 45 a m today at her farm home after a long illness. She was born October 4 1913 in Washington Township and married October 10 1940 in Monticello. Survivors include three sons Donald and two at home, three daughters Marian Madison and Carol and Linda at home, and one brother Fred E. Gempeler. Services will be held 2 p m Sunday at Zwingli United Church of Christ with Rev J Allan Mittler officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Friends may call Voegeli funeral home after noon Saturday.

Monticello Raymond J. Luchsinger Washington Township Luchsinger Frieda Katherine Gempeler Ernest and Emma Stauffer Gempeler Donald Richard Gene Marian Madison Carol Linda Fred E. Gempeler Louise Zwingli United Church of Christ J. Allan Mittler Highland Cemetery Voegeli

Miss Maude Tomlin Dies at 66 in Evansville

Evansville special report notes Miss Maude Tomlin aged 66 died after a long illness in Stoughton hospital. A Evansville High School and Evansville Seminary graduate she worked 25 years at Baker Mfg Co and later as cashier at Ohio Chemical and Surgical Co in Madison. She retired after serving Security State Bank in 1959. Survived by sisters Madge Allen and C L Conroy both of Evansville. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Allen funeral home with calling tomorrow.

Evansville Maude Tomlin Stoughton Hospital Evansville Seminary Baker Mfg. Co Ohio Chemical and Surgical Co Madison Security State Bank Madge Allen C. L. Conroy Allen Funeral Home

Funeral Services for Mrs Venora Kilian

Funeral services for Mrs Venora Kilian 52 were held at a Neushwander funeral home with Rev Hans Jersild officiating. Ben Blaser sang In the Garden and Safe in the Arms of Jesus. burial followed at Yellowstone Lutheran church cemetery in Lafayette County. Pallbearers included Everett Ingwell John Johnson Ralph Hanson Fred Felder Ewald Rufer and Robert Ethridge. Son Marvin Ingwell from Napa California arrived after her death and secured jet passage home.

Venora Kilian er-Neushwander Hans Jersild South Wayne Ben Blaser Jesus Clarence Seaton Yellowstone Lutheran Church Cemetery Lafayette County Everett W. Ingwell John E. Johnson Blanchardville Ralph E. Hanson Fred A. Felder Ewald A. Rufer Robert Ethridge Marvin Ingwell Napa Calif

Local Notes On Visits and Services In Monroe and Janesville

Frank Heinzelman of Janesville, formerly Monroe, was in the city on business today. Masonic services for Brother Howard Lueck at Stuessy Funeral Home Friday at 8 p.m. Adv Mrs Ida Mae Streiff of New Glarus, former St Clare nurse, was here today. Legion club fish fry begins this week serving from 5 p.m. Also carry out orders. George Bidlingmaier of Monroe was among guests at Albert Bidlingmaier’s home for his birthday observance at 2615 8th Street.

Frank Heinzelman Janesville Monroe Stuessy Funeral Home Howard Lueck Ida Mae Streiff New Glarus St. Clare Hospital Legion Club George Bidlingmaier Albert Bidlingmaier 8Th Street

Beloit woman Gladys Cousin dies at 60

Mrs Gladys Elizabeth Cousin 60 longtime Beloit resident died yesterday at 8 50 p m in St Clare hospital where she was admitted as a patient Monday She was born August 6 1903 in Beloit daughter of Boris and Cora Harrop Thomas She was married December 5 1925 to George Cousin who preceded her in death Survivors include two sons Russell Route 2 Beloit and George Madison six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services will be held 1 30 p m Saturday in the Rosman Uehling Kinzer central chapel Beloit with Rev Arthur Snow officiating Burial will be in Newark cemetery Beloit Friends may call 7 to 9 p m tomorrow at the funeral home

Gladys Elizabeth Cousin Beloit Area St. Clare Hospital Rosman- Uehling-Kinzer Beloit Arthur Snow Newark Cemetery Funeral Home

Rural Brodhead Man Faces Check Charges

Ronald P. Piper 24 of Route 1 Brodhead is charged with passing a forged $30 check bearing his mother’s signature to a Belvidere hardware store to buy a $7 wrench. He also faces driving a car with fictitious license plates. Police tracked him after a bank alerted the forgery. Piper was arrested on Illinois Route 76 while en route to Wisconsin.

Ronald P. Piper Route 1 Brodhead Belvidere Ill Illinois Piper Boone County Perry Bennett Footville Bank Clarence McClatchey Wisconsin

Needy Woman Leaves Estate Worth 742 989 Dollars

Sheboygan reports the estate of Theresa Lindenthal valued at 742 989 dollars largely in blue chip stocks. The 92 year old, noted for rejecting comforts, lived with her brother Henry and left Treasury bonds totaling 65 000 dollars.

Sheboygan Theresa Lindenthal U.S U.S. Treasury

Sheriff Deininger Speaks to Monticello Cub Scouts

Monticello Cub Scouts met at the school Monday evening with Sheriff W. E. Doc Deininger as guest speaker. His theme was Family-Alert and Survival. Plans were made for a Blue and Gold banquet on Sunday February 16. David Getman earned the Bobcat pin. Dennis Broge received one gold arrow and two silver arrows. George Bahn earned the Wolf badge a plaque and one gold and one silver arrow. Curt Getman presented and retired the colors.

Monticello W. E Doc) Deininger David Getman Dennis Broge George Bahn Curt Getman

Stocks Turn Mixed as Cigaret List Slides

New York stocks turned mixed this afternoon after a brief continuation of Wednesday's rally. Trading remained active with fractional gains and losses around a point. Most cigarette stocks fell while cigar manufacturers rose as reports say smoking declines after a government report.

New York

Shriners Set Ceremonial Layout for Sept in Monroe

The Green County Shrine Club will hear a ceremonial layout for the Sept 12 Monroe event. The Madison Divan will present during the meeting at 7 30 p m at the Swiss Wheel venue.

Shriners Monroe Madison Green County Shrine Club

Memorial gifts for Howard W. Lueck directed to Stuessy

Memorial contributions in memory of Howard W. Lueck may be made at Stuessy Funeral Home as per his preference.

Howard W. Lueck Stuessy Funeral Home

Argyle Woman Marlys Isely Among 72 Degree Candidates

Marlys Isely of Argyle is listed among 72 candidates for degrees at LaCrosse State College at the close of the first semester. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Isely and a Argyle High School graduate pursuing physical education.

Marlys Isely Argyle LaCrosse State College William Isely Argyle High School

West Wayne Mother's club plans public card party

A special meeting at the school organized by the West Wayne Mother's club to arrange a public card party. President Mrs. Wilbur Burri led the session and oversaw the planning.

South Wayne West Wayne Mother’s Club Wilbur Burri

Valentine Party Plans At Wayne Center

Mrs. Lyle Kahl presided at the Wayne Center Mother's club meeting where plans were made for a dinner on Valentine's Day followed by an afternoon party. A public card party was also discussed.

SLATE South Wayne Lyle Kahl Wayne Center

Collision at 12th Street and 17th Avenue Reported

Police report a collision at the intersection of 12th street and 17th avenue between a car driven by Edna J. Lisser of 2290 11th street owned by Monroe Cold Storage and a Willard D. Prisk vehicle from Monticello owned by Karlen and Sons. The mishap occurred at 1 36 p.m. yesterday.

Edna J. Lisser 11Th Street Monroe Cold Storage Willard D. Prisk Monticello Karlen and Sons 12Th Street 17Th Avenue

Remains At Hospital For Maske After Self Inflicted Shot

Robert Maske a 17 year old senior at Monroe high school remains a patient at St. Clare hospital after accidentally shooting his finger with a .22 pistol last Saturday. He will stay in the hospital at least until next Monday.

Robert Maske Lee Maske Route 1 St. Clare Hospital Monroe High School

First robin spotted by Monroe pastor in dawn sighting

Rev. Melvin J. Roehrdanz of Monroe Immanuel EUB Church saw the year's first robin this morning, confirming spring’s arrival in town.

Robin Melvin J. Roehrdanz Monroe Immanuel Eub Church

Robert Phillips Named Chairman for Beauty Week

Robert Phillips of Roberts Beauty Salon was appointed chairman of National Beauty Salon Week to be held February 9 to 15. The announcement came at the Rock River Hair Dressers Association meeting in Beloit last night with a Monroe attendee named Mrs.

Robert Phillips Robert Rock River Hair Dressers Association Beloit Monroe

Mrs Douglas Elected Director for Green County Safety

Mrs. R J Douglas of Juda was elected to a three year term as a director at the Wisconsin Council of Safety annual meeting in Milwaukee. She represents the Green County Safety Council.

91 year old Margaret Cunningham moved to White Haven Nursing Home

Miss Margaret Cunningham a longtime Dayton resident aged 91 now resides at White Haven nursing home on Old Argyle road after earlier staying in a Brodhead facility.

Monroe Margaret Cunningham Dayton White Haven Nursing Home Old Argyle Road Brodhead

Officer William L. Riese Discharged From Hospital

Monroe police officer William L. Riese, accidentally wounded when his service pistol discharged, has been dismissed from St. Clare hospital and will convalesce at home for an indefinite period before resuming duty.

William L. Riese Monroe St. Clare Hospital

Man Receives 3 Year Sentence for Wisconsin Shooting

Gordon Heffron aged 45 from Elgin Illinois was sentenced to three years in Waupun State Prison on two counts of aggravated battery for shooting Melvin Ihus and his wife after a party December 23. The husband was hit in the hip and the wife in the shoulder during an argument over improper advances. Judge John Walsh allowed the sentences to run concurrently.

Dodgeville Waupun Gordon Heffron Elgin Ill Heffron Melvin Ihus Linden Thus Iowa John Walsh

Roller Skating Benefit for March of Dimes at Blue Star

A Roller Skating Party at the Blue Star rink from 7 30 to 10 30 tonight will benefit the March of Dimes. Proceeds go to the campaign and tickets are sold at the door.

Blue Star Rink

Mrs Beattie Taken by Death in Monroe

Mrs Beattie born Em ma Amelia Ott February 5 1877 in Jefferson Township died at 7 50 a m at St Clare hospital after a two week illness. She married Charles Beattie December 18 1898 in Monroe. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Benjamin Brinkmeier and Mrs Lee Becker two sons Chester and Walter two grandsons three sisters and one brother. Services set for 3 p m Saturday at Newcomer funeral home Brodhead with Rev Leon Richwine of the Con

Emma Beattie Brodhead St. Clare Hospital Lee Becker Monroe Chester Walter Newcomer Funeral Home Leon Richwine Con

Funeral services for Brodhead church member planned

Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow evening as the Congregational Church of Brodhead and Greenwood Cemetery in Brodhead are noted in the notice.

Duluth Farmer Emil Matalik Seeks U N Party Presidency

Emil Matalik a bachelor farmer with 160 acres near Bennett Wisconsin announces his candidacy for president of the United States under a still to be organized United Nations party.

Duluth Emil Matalik United States United Nations Bennett Wis

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