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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
6
January 28 1964 briefing notes cloudy skies with light snow north and south zones. Temperatures edge up Wednesday with highs in the 30s and lows near single digits. Fort Lauderdale warmest at 81 while Hibbing Minnesota records 21 below. Sunrise 7 26 Sunset 5 01.
Marion Alonzo Fairman and others transfer 0.78 acres more or less in Spring Grove Township to Rex Roenneburg, as recorded in the real estate transfer notice.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer James N. Gilbertson on Route 3 cited for failure to have vehicle under control with $35 and costs. Sheriff’s Department also lists Clifford W. Karl of Freeport for speeding at night with $25 bond forfeited. McMor-Han Trucking Co. of Shullsburg cited for non registration on tractor with $25 bond forfeited. State Patrol records.
Forfeitures involve Thomas A. Roberts of Monroe with speeding fines totaling $10 as recorded by Monroe police. Marriage licenses issued to Karl Luescher, 43, Route 1, New Glarus, and Ruth Lehmann, 31, New Glarus. Death notices for Ed Knodle, 77, Galena Til, and Leslie E. Harker, 71, Chicago.
A long roster lists admissions at St. Clare Hospital Medical including Calvin K Bakke Beloit and many others with addresses in Beloit Rockford Madison Janesville and other Wisconsin locales. Dismissals include Herman Dinse Ben Roderick Fred Wieland Ernest Ekman Oscar Bergholz and several others.
An Tucson report states the estate of the late Mrs E A Ninneman valued at 241290 with 21390 in Wisconsin Ancillary probate filed in Green County Clarence W Loveland and Clarence Grandah were named approving officers executor and sole beneficiary is Mr Ninneman under will dated Oct 12 1960 Mrs Ninneman formerly Harriet Treat last member of Monroe family
Mrs Enright M Foley of South Wayne a St Clare hospital Monroe patient is reported improving after a stroke at her home Monday Jan 20 Out of town weekend visitors included three daughters and her son Mrs Richard D Schuler New Berlin Mrs Jack Quirk and family Wauwatosa Mrs John A Borden Rockford and Mr and Mrs Robert Foley and family After visiting Mrs Foley the family observed Kathleen Foley s birthday at the Foley home South Wayne
County meeting at the jail reviewed a new fire base radio setup and a three digit truck numbering scheme. Sheriff Deininger announced vehicles will carry fire, location, and unit type numbers with a master list for mutual aid and faster farm location. Townships Clarno and Monroe are expected to install soon as spring caucus decisions loom.
Four women and eight men were drawn for circuit court jury duty in the foreclosure action of Tom Every of Stoughton versus Lada De Voe of Browntown. Judge Arthur L. Luebke presides with Madison attorneys. Court reporter Peter Kuhn, clerk Helen F. Myers, deputy Corinne German, bailiffs Robert Stocker and Mrs. Deininger. Names listed include Hazel Disch, Ruby Hayes, Elnora Showers, Sylvia Van Wagenen, Roy Amon, Myron James, Glenn Jenkert, Rodney Duchow, Arthur Elmer, Ralph Greenwald, Roy Hefty, and Merlyn Loveland.
Leslie E. Harker 71, long resident of Chicago since 1918, died in a Chicago hospital. Born September 23, 1892 in Wiota Township, Lafayette County, he was the son of John and Ida Harker. Survived by wife Hazel Penniston, his mother, four brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. Services at 1:30 p.m. Thursday Erickson funeral home Argyle with burial in Woodlawn cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. tomorrow.
Chicago and North Western Railway Co reports net earnings decline reversal, posting 1968 net loss of 8.52 million dollars versus a 1.80 million dollar loss in 1962, indicating improving profitability trajectory.
Henry Stelter of Woodford visited in Monroe today. Ed Mueller, son of Mr and Mrs William Mueller, 2801 13th Street, has returned home and is visiting his parents after Navy discharge. Kathy Nussbaum, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nussbaum, 702 27th Avenue, is spending her mid semester break from the University of Wisconsin with her parents. Jerry Killingstad and wife left Albany for San Francisco where he will join the California Highway Department next Monday. Killingstad is a Plattsville State College mid year graduate. his wife is Mary Ruth Bly.
David Schulman an Argentine exchange student at Monroe High spoke and shared slides about his country at the Lions Club meeting last night. He presented Lions president Kurt Schwa ger with a pennant from Tacuman Argentina, a gift from his father the region's vice governor. Principal Walter Babula introduced him and David praised Monroe High. Lions members planned Ladies Night at Monroe Country Club on Feb 10, the State Lions Bowling Tournament starting April 4 in Wauwatosa at the Bowlero, and the April light bulb sale.
Seven children aged three to nine held a neighborhood variety show last July to raise funds for the polio drive. Charging two cents per person, they collected 1.79 dollars from puppet shows magic acts and refreshments. Participants include Ann Marie Patricia Julie Kirsch Ann Niederberger and Dianna Donna Schuetz, daughters of local families.
Classified ads prove essential as thousands rely on them to find needed goods services and notices daily. Readers scan listings for employment items household essentials and local announcements. The compact ads connect buyers sellers and neighbors across the community with quick actionable leads.
Mrs John F Kennedy and her sister Lee Radziwill dined with Marlon Brando at a restaurant on Embassy Row. The group, joined by Brando's business manager George Englund, sat at a corner table for about three hours and left quietly to avoid newsmen and photographers. Secret Service stayed nearby following Kennedy assassination last November.
Robert Franklin Koenig, oldest 38rd Degree Mason in the Valley of Freeport, TB member, and former secretary and treasurer of the W. T. Rawleigh Co., died after a long illness. He was born April 16, 1884, educated at Freeport High School and the University of Wisconsin, served in World War I, and married Anna Jay Rawleigh in 1918. Survived by four children, nine grandchildren, and nine relatives. Homes listed at 641 W. Stephenson St and Wild Haven Farm.
A and Thomas Lamar, 15, of Ashland Wisconsin, who lost an eye after tumbling down a ski hill near Duluth Minnesota, was discharged from the hospital Monday and sent home.
Alvin Zuhlke announces a special Knights of Pythias meeting for tomorrow night at 8 in the OOF hall. Craig Allen Monticello born Jan 21 to Dennis and (unnamed mother) Rinehardt. maternal grandparents Reed and Schmid, paternal grandparents Rinehardt and late Harland Rinehardt. Tim Moran born Jan 25 at Oscoda, Mich., shares a birthday with oldest brother Kevin. Brothers Michael and Thomas Moran. Moran married to Maxine Miller. Two transfers into Monroe Methodist church. Monroe police report a collision at 7:50 between Richard Steiner 16 and Howard Fenske 26 at 5th St and 13th Ave. Gertrude Erb returns home after hospitalization for a broken leg. Schulman from Argentina to speak at Monroe Kiwanis meeting. Goodwill truck to collect clothing in Monroe and Judo Friday. contact for pickup.
Vicky Zimmerman, 32 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Werner Zimmerman Jr of 915 12th Street, was admitted to St Clare hospital yesterday afternoon with pneumonia and is in good condition. She is expected to stay three to four days. Dorothy Volmary, Goodwill representative, can be reached at 325 3488 and Miss Inez Weaver at 934 5380 for Juda area residents.
Marie Katherine Kirsch seven year old daughter of L. E. Kirsch is undergoing tests at St. Clare hospital after admission yesterday. Kelly Rae Pederson sixteen month old twin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pederson is being treated for flu complications at St. Clare hospital after late night admission. her condition is reported as good.
Supplies for public fallout shelters arrived in Monroe and nearby towns including Juda and New Glarus. The Defense director said stockpiles will be placed at Monroe High School, St Victor's Grade School, Triangle Cheese Co, St Clare Hospital, the former Pet Milk Co building in New Glarus and Juda High School. Items include 108 biscuit cartons, 153 water containers, 9 cartons of water drum liners, 16 chemical sanitary kits, and 16 medical kits. Nat G. Preston, Monroe CD director, noted Key Club members helped unpack. Charles Marvin, county Civil...
Plans for the 14th annual Military Easter Ball, sponsored by Co. B Green County National Guard unit of the 32nd Division, set for Saturday April fourth. Bob Lindemann's Band to play. includes former Louis Calvitt band members. Four new enlistments Gary Thorson Lawrence Rowe Larry Guttmer and Anthony Friedli, ages 21-22, will serve six months active duty before returning to guard. Plat. Sgt Dwight L. Bump to attend NCO Academy at Ft. Riley Feb 8 to March 14. Captain Stanton P Steuri of Albany visited the unit during drill. Annual Co B general inspection scheduled Feb 21 by Fifth Army HQ officer. Rent ads available at Monroe Evening Times office.
James Mauermann, park and recreation director, announced entries are still being taken for the annual ES skating meet to be held Saturday. Sign ups are at the Lincoln rink warming house, with hours 4 to 5 30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The rink and community center will be closed Friday night for a home basketball game. The event has been postponed twice due to weather and ice conditions.
The University of Wisconsin Madison will start a two year agricultural research and teaching program in Brazil next month funded by a $903,000 grant from the U S Agency for International Development.
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