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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1973
Page
8
Daily weather outlook for Wisconsin and Illinois with temperature ranges and precipitation chances. Includes upcoming days through Sunday with highs and lows, plus scattered snow and drizzle notes. Also lists recent local obituaries and birth notices with names and ages.
A hospital notice lists patients under Medical Surgical and Dismissals at St. Clare Hospital. Included are Mrs Richard Lund Middleton Ernest Gebhardt Argyle Mrs Etta Babler Monticello Howard R Berra Brodhead Roy R Wenger 2103 11th Ave Mrs Carl Ault Rt 3 Steven Stoll Rt 2 Brodhead Mrs Signe E Mack Burlington Patrick Sullivan Janesville. Dismissals include Mrs Clarence Bailey Mrs Harry Blackbourne Paul Bjerke David Cassidy Mrs Francis Daul William DeBruin Edward Dall Mrs Theodore Falk Joyce Haefer Mrs Iona Hein Mrs Donovan Hendrickson and twins Mrs Barbara Hoesly Emil Jennrich Raymond Jenkins William Klemm Mrs Jennie Kemprood Eva Lee Miss Marjory Levitt Leo Mathey Mrs Howard P Olsen Mrs Grover Porter Mrs Virgil Pryce Miss Carole Seymour Kathleen Thayer Mrs Robert J Thoman Mrs Arthur F Wagner Mrs Harry Widerholtz.
Believed to be 1972 USDA pork marketing study head Jack Armstrong will keynote the winter season sale at the Wisconsin Swine Testing Station Belleville. He will speak on the report and on swine testing stations then the auction of 36 production-tested Chester White Duroc Hampshire Spots and Yorkshire boats begins at 1 p.m.
Prices across cattle hogs and lambs were steady with calves and dairy items showing narrow ranges. Wisconsin cheese markets remained fully steady as American and Swiss cheese production and demand were reported steady with fair to good buying interest.
Fredrick W. Duchow former Brodhead banker and Beloit State Bank staff has been elected vice president and cashier of Rutland Central Bank in St. Petersburg Florida. He left Beloit Bank last September with his wife Delores and they have a daughter Cathy. The family home is 1600 North Dakota Ave NE in St. Petersburg.
R A Klein of the Milwaukee INS reminds noncitizens in Wisconsin that the deadline for filing address reports under the 1952 act is Wednesday. Aliens who have not filed should do so by January 31 using forms available at post offices and INS offices and return them in person or mail to IN S Milwaukee.
Mrs Henry D Friedrichs former Bertha Frehner a Juda native died at 6 15 am Friday January 26 in her Platteville home after a stroke. She was born June 2 1899 and married December 20 1916 in Belmont. Funeral at Peace Lutheran Church Platteville Monday at 2 pm with calls at Thomas Funeral Home Sunday after 2 pm. A memorial fund for the church was set up.
Roger C. Robson a former Equity Livestock Sales Association buyer, 64, of Palmetto Florida died December 28. Funeral was December 30 with cremation. He served 23 years as a buyer, spent seven years in Monroe and 14 years at the Bonduel market. He moved to Florida from Shawano after a stroke two years ago. He was born in Stoughton and survived by his widow Marion Palmiter, a son Roger Jr., a Beloit attorney brother Marshall Robson, and four grandchildren.
Mrs. Clara Olson of Evansville, born in Brooklyn, died Friday January 26 after a long illness. She and Chris Olson married in 1899 and farmed near Brooklyn before moving to Evansville in 1944. he died in 1951. Surviving granddaughter Mrs. William Calhoun and five great grandchildren. Services Monday January 29 at Skaalen Home Stoughton. viewing Sunday after 3 p.m. at Edison Olson Funeral Home.
Mrs Viola M Lehrman of Cuba City died late Thursday night January 25 at Hazel Green Hospital. Surviving are five daughters.
Obituaries report Mrs. Delmar Segerstrom and Virginia of Cuba City along with Mrs. Ronald Hunter of Stoughton and Mrs. Robert Wienen of Galena Ill and Mrs. Michael Vosberg of Hazel Green. They list two sons Eldon Redd and Gary Redd, a brother Charles Bastian and 11 grandchildren. Funeral is set for 1 p.m. Sunday Jan. 28 at the First United Methodist Church with Siegert Funeral Home handling arrangements in Cuba City.
Mrs Bertha M Cromley of Cedarville Illinois died Friday January 26 in a Rice Lake Wisconsin nursing home. Services set for January 30 at 1 30 p m at Walker Mortuary Freeport with burial Cedarville Cemetery. She is survived by son Perry Cherek daughter Miriam Simmons two brothers two sisters and a grandson.
Mrs. Edward J. Roethe formerly Bessie B. Frantz died Friday January 26 at a Fennimore nursing home after a brief illness. She was the widow of a former Wisconsin state senator and longtime governor’s secretary. Surviving are two daughters, three sons, a sister, sixteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral will be at St. Peter’s Church in Fennimore at 2:30 p.m. Sunday January 28 with calling at Volkmann Funeral Home.
Miss Bertha L Johns 74 of Platteville dies after brief illness. Survived by five brothers. funeral set 2 30 p m Sunday at United Methodist Church Platteville. Richard W Bahr 77 of Ft Myers Fla dies after heart condition. Founder of Bahr s Variety Store in Monroe. survived by wife Rose, son Richard H, daughter, siblings, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Also mention Lena Bewick 84 Evansville dies January 25. funeral 1 30 p m Sunday at Evansville United Methodist Church. burial Windsor Cemetery. Ward Funeral Home handling arrangements.
Mrs Henry H Johnson of Madison dies Friday Jan 26 after a long illness in a Madison hospital. Former Caryl Moritz she was educated at Edgewood High School and attended Edgewood College. She married Henry H Johnson in 1966 and served as vice president of Cresco Food Corp. in Madison. Surviving are her husband and mother in Madison plus several Moritz relatives. Funeral Monday 10 am at Blessed Sacrament Church with burial in Resurrection Cemetery. No visitation.
Mrs Arvil Olga Soper died early today at her Argyle home. Survived by sons Glen and Willard, and daughters Mrs Chester Tollackson and June in Alaska, with husband predeceasing her on April 17, 1961. Olga Larson married Soper December 27, 1911. They farmed in Wiota Adams Township, moved to Monroe in 1946 and to Erickson Funeral Home of Argyle handling arrangements.
Sam Remus reports 124.77 dollars raised for Badger Camp from selling squirrel and deer tails. This year 16 deer hides plus tails contributed to the total as two hides received January 23 will be added. Remus thanks locker plants, collection points, hunters, and other businesses for cooperation.
Blane Thorp three month old son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Thorp Rt 1 Blanchardville has returned home after minor surgery in Madison General Hospital He entered the hospital a week ago and came home Tuesday Mrs Jerry Hoover 921 8th Ave is a patient at St Clare Hospital She entered Sunday for tests and x rays and is expected to be released soon Ronald Christensen son of Mr and Mrs Roger Christensen is on the first quarter honor roll at Clatsop Community College Astoria Ore He is a 1966 graduate of Brodhead High School and entered Clatsop after four years in the Air Force While attending college he has been doing maintenance and repair in the audiovisual department and is now manager of the college TV station Dog in Pound A red and black female dog of mixed breeding has been placed in the Monroe pound
DeeDee McRae a 12 year old seventh grader at Apple River school in Warren Illinois becomes The Monroe Evening Times first girl paper carrier in 75 years daughter of Police Chief George McRae and Mary McRae Now Warren correspondent Mary McRae joins as Warren correspondent The Times also notes a Times Special report on Jo Daviess County Radio Patrols potluck supper and officer election in Warren Illinois scheduled for Sunday night January 28 at the Warren Community Building serving begins 7 30 p.m.
Miss Helen Green announces three courses for the Young Rural Homemaker Program at Blackhawk Tech’s Decatur Center near Brodhead Albany and Juto. Introduction to Clothing runs seven weeks starting Jan 31 with 1 30 p m on Wednesdays. Intermediate Clothing starts Feb 1 with 9 30 a m class time. Beautify Your Home, a 10 week design and decor course, begins Feb 1 on Thursdays 1 3 p m. Registration at first session. fee is $4. For more information contact Decatur Center or Miss Green at Blackhawk Tech Janesville Campus 752 9051.
If you have not received your newspaper by 6 pm call Robert Beverley at 325-9745 for service.
Monroe police cite Ernest L. Calvin of Brodhead for a traffic violation after a single vehicle crash in the 1000 block of 20th Ave. The car hit a Wis. Power and Light Co. pole, left the scene, then returned to report the incident. Pole broken, car front end heavily damaged, street sign damaged.
Green County Clerk Ray Kundert reported 1972 fee totals of 1 605 50 with licenses and permits including 251 marriage licenses for 1 255 peddlers permits 16 for 16 notary fees 8 for 2 dog tags 96 for 119 dance permits 7 for 1 75 brand registration 6 for 12 and junked car fees 8 for 200 An electrical fire at Jim Metz home was smoldering wiring reported at 12 15 p m Friday with no damage.
Green County Sheriff reports three traffic accidents in the county. Carlton E Wichser of Monticello drove west on Dunphy Road and rolled after hitting a road bump 25 miles west of English Settlement Road. he was uninjured. Richard Eichstadt Browntown and Raymond E Nelson Rt 1 South Wayne collided on Highway 11 near Town Road with no injuries. William H Lewis Brown town lost control when a deer appeared on Highway 11 east of Town Road. he was uninjured.
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