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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1965
Page
8
Wisconsin eyes showers and thundershowers in north and west this afternoon and tonight with warmer air. Friday trends toward partly cloudy skies and more scattered showers, especially in the south and east. Lows range from the 50s to low 60s, highs in the 70s, with Monroe area 55 to 62 tonight and 75 to 80 Friday.
Judge Elmer and Sheriff notes list a juvenile driving without due care with 90 day revocation, a non-registration matter dismissed for defective stop light, Robert Rhyner cited for yellow line passing, Walter Lalathe not guilty plea to nighttime speeding with trial July 15, Kevin Marchant juvenile speeding in a restricted residential area ordered to traffic school or 60 day driving limit, all reflected in state patrol and Monroe Police notices.
Virgil LaVerne Berg of Route 3 Monroe and Marian Cecil Foster Flannery of Route 1 Argyle received marriage licenses.
Obituary notes list E. H. Ted Hartley 84 Mineral Point Lee Myers 69 Barneveld Nelson Nels Wells 79 Albany Paul Trumpy infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray Trumpy Route 2 Brooklyn and Ben Marstad 88 Stoughton
Birth notice lists a son born July 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Clement Putz of 915 13th Ave. A daughter was born June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tengow Ski of Browntown. A daughter was born June 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wells of Beloit.
Dismissals include Mrs David Hicks and son Mrs Ronald Rufener and son Mrs LaVerne Nelson Mrs Elizabeth Smith Mrs William Hageman Diana Sue Dietmeier Mrs Gladys Hilger Mrs George Polzin Mrs Le Roy Mead Wilburt Marty Harker Chapman Francis Wilson Robert Richardson John Short John T Flannery Sr Paul Leck Paul Labreck.
Edward L. Williams, 40, a restaurant maintenance man, admitted to officers he cast two ballots for President Johnson. He said he liked him and his policies and thought it was acceptable after skipping previous elections. He used an alias on the second vote.
Ben Marstad 88 longtime Wiota area resident died at Skaalen Sunset Home Stoughton at 4 30 this morning after living there two years Services set for 1 30 p m Saturday at East Wiota Lutheran Church with Rev Merill Herder officiating Visitation at Holzhueter Funeral Home Stoughton from 2 p m tomorrow until 10 a m Saturday and at the church after 12 30 a m Saturday Born October 31 1876 in Norway he came to the United States with his family at age four He farmed in Wiota until 1959 then moved to rural Cambridge to live with a niece Mrs Russell Jacobson He later entered Skaalen Home Survived by a sister Mrs Anna Sterlid Cambridge
Fourteen youths left Wednesday morning for armed forces physical examinations in Milwaukee. The group travels for a routine assessment ahead of service enlistment and related requirements.
Orangeville Illinois church bells are urged to ring at noon on July 4 for two to three minutes per a State of Illinois request supported by the Orangeville Woman's Club and local churches in the surrounding community.
Alan Babler son of Mr and Mrs Maurice J Babler of Monroe earned a place on the Stevens Point State University honor list for the second semester 1964 65 with a grade point average in the 3 20 to 3 49 range.
Mary Marty, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Marty of Brown town, was named to Lakeland College Dean's List in Sheboygan Wis. A Lakeland sophomore must carry at least 15 credits and hold a 3.4 GPA to qualify for the Dean's List.
Palmer Knobel buys the Knobel Garage from his father Tobias Knobel effective July 1. Palmer has worked with his father for 19 years.
Green County Ag Chest directors will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Agriculture Building for a business session. All who can attend are urged to participate.
Police report a mishap in Monroe yesterday when Floyd Chambers of Juda backed from a stop sign into Jean C. Schiller of 2628 15th Street at 12 20 p m. The incident occurred on Tuesday as authorities investigated the minor collision.
Paul Leck of 2215 5th St. was dismissed from St. Clare Hospital yesterday after a knee injury. He is convalescing at home.
Mareen Sisson 10 daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley Sisson Monticello fractured arm after a fall from a horse yesterday afternoon. She was admitted to St Clare Hospital at 8 20 p m and is in satisfactory condition
NFO officials will discuss marketing plans and the upcoming tractor pull at a meeting tonight at 8 30 in the Green County Agriculture Building.
Houston report names Frank Borman and James A Lovell Jr as the prime flight crew for the Gemini 7 mission set for the first quarter of next year.
Mrs Mildred Salladay from Brodhead and several couples from Dubuque Des Moines Rockford Blue Island Ill and Milton Junction were in Monroe. The American Legion picnic is set for Thursday at Recreation Park shelter. Jo Jean Retrum studies ballet in Chicago. Arrowhead Resort to close next week for Radke Studio. Ralph Niffenegger leaves for San Juan Puerto Rico. family visits O Hare and Ft Stockton.
Sunday activities at the village park include high school girls double quartet, Betty Vetterli yodeling, accordion, Bell Ringers, Edelweiss Stars, Glarmont Band, Yodelers, Alpine horns, and flag throwing by Robert Schneider. Lions in charge plan barbecues with a new pit funded by the Lions club and police traffic control under Chief Earl Willoughby.
Dr Thomas L Watt begins work today at the Monroe Clinic in dermatology. A Harvard Medical School graduate, he previously practiced at Hitchcock Clinic Hanover New Hampshire from 1963 to this year. He and his wife Mette reside at 2234 16th Street and have two children.
Washington Post reports Postmaster General John A. Gro nominal issued a final order to make zip codes mandatory for all bulk users of second and third class mail by January 1, 1967. A House Post Office subcommittee approved a bill delaying the deadline to January 1, 1970.
Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin endorses adding a permanent judge to the eastern district while proposing a temporary judge to relieve the backlog in Milwaukee. He says the measure would ease the load on the two existing Milwaukee judges.
A total of 49 4 H members ages 10 to 13 will travel to Upham Woods for a three day camping trip starting July 4. Two adult leaders and extension agent Mrs Susan Sass will supervise along with six junior leaders and a long list of registered youths from nearby communities.
A federal appeals court in Jackson Mississippi orders city authorities to stop arresting peaceful civil rights demonstrators in the state capital. Demonstrators may still be arrested if they picket on the State Capitol grounds.
WSCS of Brown town Methodist Church will hold a Friendship meeting on Thursday July 8 with a program by visiting churches and lunch to follow.
A daughter, Amy Judith, born last Monday at St. Clare Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Adams of Orangeville. Judith Losey is the mother's maiden name. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Losey and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Adams of Dakota Ill. Great grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Losey of Monroe, Mrs. Margaret Stark of Monroe, and Fred Adams of Dakota. Great great grandmother Roscoe Smith of Monroe.
Springfield Illinois legislatures reach agreement to raise the cigarette tax from four to seven cents per package. A dispute over raising the gasoline tax from five to eight cents with two cents for schools or one cent for roads delays final action.
President Johnson announced rapid development of a U S supersonic transport aircraft and named Gen William McKee as FAA administrator in charge of the program The goal is speeds up to 2000 miles per hour versus the 1500 mph Concorde being developed by Britain and France.
Three new members joined the Monroe Civil Defense unit at a meeting led by deputy director Ervin L. Goecks. New members are Donald Meyer Browntown Ketchel Rinehart Juda and Alan Schwartz Monroe.
Monica lives in a rural country with surrounding hills. The weather in Sweden was chilly yet mild. forecasts showed possible morning rain and evening showers with sun in between. Linda reports changeable weather and a West Coast ocean swim by the girls. En route home Linda’s plane diverted due to bad weather over Scotland, flying over Greenland and Iceland with visible icebergs.
Charles Manson stayed on as State Commissioner of Insurance as officials said no move to oust him would be made. He would have been removed for reaching age 65, but an extension granted by former Gov. Reynolds extends him to 1967.
Rose Ubersox and Lawrence Leitzinger both 17 from Shullsburg were injured when their car went out of control on Highway A seven miles south of Darlington and struck a utility pole at 7 p.m. They are listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital in Darlington.
Viet Cong forces hit Da Nang air base in a hit and run attack killing one American and destroying three planes while damaging three more. U S Air Force and Navy jets carried out continued strikes against North Vietnam throughout the day.
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