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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
6
January 24 1964 Wisconsin hazards include freezing rain drizzle and snow in the north with dangerous driving conditions. Snow 1 to 3 inches tonight and winds 20 to 30 mph, turning colder. Saturday cloudy and windy with light snow flurries, lows 3 to 15 above, highs 12 to 20 northwest.
Gretchen Wolleson transfers real estate to August HH Burgi in Rattan's Pak City Monroe block 25 lot 8 with a portion excepted S7 feet, detailing transfer in a formal record of property dealings.
Judge Roger L Elmer and David Severson of Brodhead plead guilty to issuing worthless checks with six months jail time stayed. Severson placed on one year probation with restitution, child support, costs, and attorney fees. Snyder of Milwaukee pleads guilty to multiple counts of worthless checks across Green Milwaukee Sawyer and Ashland counties with concurrent sentences. Ripp of Monroe forfeits $15 bond for dealer plate display violation. Flagg of Pocahontas Arkansas forfeits $15 bond for no registration. Best of Winnebago no valid license. Johnson of Brodhead operative signal violation with $15 bond forfeiture. Winchell of Footville non-registration and no stop light with $25 bond forfeiture.
Carol Joyce Hammond Gross Glauser, 25, Route 4, Brodhead, was granted an absolute divorce from Robert Emil Grossglauser, 30, Monroe, on cruelty charges. Married in Stephenson County Illinois on January 14 1956 and separated October 8 1963. Custody of two minor children awarded with weekly support of 32.50 dollars and alimony of one dollar yearly.
Forfeitures: James W. Mauermann Monroe fined 25 for traveling too fast for conditions. Lloyd L. Leuenberger Monroe fined 10 for limitations on backing. Deaths: Charles Wear 71 Warren Ill and Jasper J. Dean 68 Mineral Point. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schwartz 937 12th Street daughter born Jan. at St. Clare Hospital. Accident: Carl J. Ommodt South Wayne and Willard Crooke Janesville. Tonsillectomy: Mrs. Eugene Haeft 2425th Street.
Donald P. Snyder a 45 year old Milwaukee man and former Monticello resident was sentenced on 18 counts of issuing worthless checks in four counties and burglary at Turner Hall. He received concurrent one year terms for each worthless check and a three year term for burglary to run with existing parole violations, with credits and prior time considered. His accomplice Kenneth C. Pattee already serves a state prison term for burglary and burglary tools.
Mrs. Rackow born in Monroe attended Jordan Center and Banner schools, graduated Argyle high, earned Green County College certificate in 1958, taught at Meadowbrook for four years. She and husband Robert run a dairy near Argyle. Active in preserving disappearing rural schools, her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reinmann.
Robert Chinnock of Ikiah California was re admitted as a member during a nighttime meeting in the Masonic Temple A memorial was conducted for Howard Lueck of Brown town who was killed Wednesday The annual secretary s report was heard and an announcement noted Herbert Russell a member is a patient at the VA hospital in Madison Medical and surgical lists of members patients and dismissals follow with numerous names and addresses including Virgil Dickinson Orangeville Lenore huett New Glarus Lisa Hoesly Rock City Colleen Figi Route 2 Ralph Foster Durand and others.
Albany visitor Will Zimmerli was here yesterday afternoon. Mrs Violet Blacknik of 2015 8th street spent last evening with friends in Judo. Masonic services for Brother Howard Lueck are set at Stuessy Funeral Home Friday at 8 p.m. Mr and Mrs A N Saalsan of Argyle head to Fort Meyers Beach Florida for six weeks. Dean North of Sparta, a former Monroe resident, is visiting friends in Monroe. St Omar Chapter No 9 CES meets Monday Jan 27 at 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple for Obligation Night. Mrs Mabel Landsborough returns to Park River ND after visiting her mother in Darlington. Richard Folgate and Robert Yeagle return to Orangeville from a Florida trip visiting Perry Yeagle in Bradenton and a great-uncle in Orlando. Miss Deena Speich of 2310 10th avenue spends midsemester break from LaCrosse State College with her parents and friend Miss Lynn Larsen of Greenfield.
Blaine Walsh a Milwaukee radio and television sports announcer was named Wisconsin s Outstanding Catholic Layman for 1963. John Carran grand knight Beaver Dam Knights of Columbus announced Walsh who will receive the award Feb 20 in Beaver Dam. Walsh a Green Bay native returned home after World War II served in the war and began broadcasting in 1952 with WIMJ and WTMJ TV in Milwaukee.
Mr and Mrs Robert Chambers Seneca announce the birth of their second son Russell Robert on January 15. The older boy is Randy Stuart. Mrs Chambers is the former Reva Neuenschwander. The family names several Monroe relatives as great grandmothers.
Four Cub Scouts from Pack 312 joined Troop 113 and earned Webelos awards during last night’s East school awards event. Recipients were Robert Baumann Kim Krebs Chris Barth and Ronald Suda. Den leader Dr. Robert Baumann and Cub master Harvey Loeffel were noted. other honors included Wolf Gold Arrow and Gold Silver Arrow awards to several scouts.
Jordan of the Green Bay Packers, praised by guards like Kramer, hails Paul Hornung as a major factor for another championship. He faulted recent loss causes to underestimating Chicago and noted Lombardi would not trade Hornung. The evening featured music and a March of Dimes benefit, ending with strong community support and rent ads placement.
George Hutchison leaves Pontiac prison a free man after 27 years living under a lie. He had escaped in 1937 while serving six years of a one to life term for robbing streetcar passengers in Rockford. Hutchison surrendered after telling his wife and will join his family. Governor Kerner commuted the remainder of his sentence.
Five members of Cub Scout Pack 310 received the Webelos award at a St Victor's school meeting last night. Recipients were Steven Field James Miller Billie Kuban John Zupanc and Russell Schutte. Cubmaster George Schutte presented the awards.
The Blue Star rink on Monroe’s east edge hosted a roller skating party attended by over 200 skaters and spectators. Proceeds totaling $220.80 were handed to the Green County chapter of the National Foundation by owners Mr and Mrs Stacey Williams who organized the event with help from Milo Friedrichs Kenneth Norton Kenneth Schindler and Jim Gobels. Lyman Davis won first prize for selling 47 tickets earning $5. Dennis Crooks took second with 31 tickets and Linda Zeal won third with 13 tickets.
Retired Circuit Judge Helmuth F. Arps, 71, died early today at Calumet Memorial hospital after two weeks of illness. He led a circuit for Winnebago and Calumet Counties from 1948 until his retirement in 1962. Arps also served two years as Calumet County judge, four terms as district attorney, and practiced law in Chilton for 31 years.
Belmont residents credit the local rescue squad with saving Jennifer Edgar, 2, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Edgar. The volunteers rushed to the home, transported her to Platteville Municipal Hospital in nine minutes, administering oxygen en route. Jennifer has recovered and is at home.
Joseph B. Huber of Jos. Huber Brewing Co announces the seasonal pre Lenten Bock beer is back at all area outlets. Production this year reaches 1,300 barrels about 17,000 cases in formats of 12 ounce bottles six packs 12 packs and draft. Alois Pels braumeister notes the beer uses four fancy malts for a stronger yet smooth taste.
President Johnson hails the 24th Amendment outlawing poll taxes for federal elections. South Dakota becomes the 38th state to approve it, fulfilling ratification by three fourths of the states. The amendment ensures voting rights cannot be denied for failure to pay any tax. Merrill Emil A. Hinz, 74, former Republican assemblyman, dies after a fall in Merrill.
Mild January weather left Wisconsin skiers short on snow but snow returned in northern regions. Rain and freezing drizzle fouled southern areas from Milwaukee to Green Bay, while Superior reported 9 inches and Park Falls 6 inches at dawn. Wausau had 3 inches. further north in Upper Michigan heavy snow fell in Marquette with 9 inches on the ground. The forecast calls for snow or flurries tonight and Saturday in northern Wisconsin.
Monroe residents can watch Beloit curlers compete at the Alpine Curling Club's new rink near Sentry Market starting at 10 a.m. The event continues into the afternoon with teams from Beloit versus Monroe, and the public is invited.
A man who died unexpectedly Tuesday at his Jefferson Township farm home will be buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Newcomer Funeral Home in Monroe with Rev. Melvin Nickel of Juda EUB Church presiding. Burial follows at Greenwood Cemetery in Monroe. Kenosha tavern robbery: two armed men held bartender and four patrons at bay and escaped with 730 dollars in cash.
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