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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
6
Daily weather summary notes cooler northern tonight and fair conditions elsewhere. Friday brings fair skies, slight coolness east and south portions with lows 53 to 62 and highs 78 to 85. Monroe area reports fair tonight and Friday, lows near 58 to 62 and highs around mid 80s.
David Babler transfers parcel It 12 bik 9 Ludlow's Add Monroe to William Ubert. Fred Disch transfers land in section 20 Exeter Township to Silvan F. Disch. Silvan F. Disch transfers land in section 20 Exeter to Donald W. Rupnow.
Lena Raymer died May 25 with son Lawrence Raymer as executor. Appraisers Clarence Brunkow and John Deininger. Will dated May 22 1964 leaves 250 to Fairfield EUB church 5000 to Stuckey siblings 1000 to Janet Masshardt 6000 to George Raymer 6000 to Virginia Raymer and the remaining balance to Lawrence.
Forfeitures include Karl J. Mueller of 7th Avenue for imitation on backing with a $10 loss cited by Monroe police. Deaths list John C. Meyer 62 Route 1 Browntown, Mrs. Raymond A. Duerst 44 New Glarus, Elmer Anderson 65 Brodhead, Cecil Burns 36 Bosco Bernard Roseleip 64 Detroit and air Mr and Mrs Richard Hassenfelt Monroe son July 2, Mr and Mrs Donald Caval Brodhead son July 1.
List of names involved in medical procedures at St. Clare Hospital including tonsillectomy patients under Dr David J Hefty Mt Horeb and surgical staff Robert Trumpy Ringwood Ill and Dena Field South Wayne plus numerous dismissals such as William Brown William Amendt and Clarence Leaver Jr. and many others.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I ter Juda purchased the neighborhood grocery at 2006 13th Street from Rose Erb and Marie Johnson, sisters, who ran Rosy's Grocery for four years. The store is renamed Joyce's Grocery and possession was taken yesterday. The Trotters also operate a Mobil service station at the corner of 13th Street and 20th Avenue.
In Twining Park Tonight slowpitch action features Heeren and Coplien against Martins at 7 p.m. and Swiggums versus Eagles No. 1 at 8 p.m. At Recreation Park Regular softball has Orangeville facing Eagles at 7 43 p.m. and Treuthardt Rustlers versus Commercial Bank at 9 15 p.m.
Brodhead hosts a new Dairyland Press formed by three area weeklies the Independent Register Brodhead Evansville Review and the Edgerton Reporter A Vanguard 15 web offset press starts printing today in Brodhead with Richard Markham and Dan Markham overseeing production The plant at Delavan serves Walworth county and Burlington Racine County others operate in Waukesha printing several suburban papers and the Oconomowoc Enterprise for Grede Publications.
Wisconsin Democrats joined the majority as the House approved the 3.3 billion foreign aid bill by 231 to 174. Voting for were Johnson Kastenmeier Reuss and Zablocki. opposed were Byrnes Laird Schadeberg Thomson Van Pelt. O'Konski recorded against but did not vote.
NAMED HEIDI JOANN SPRING GROVE Times Special Mr and Mrs Roger Scheidegger Rockford chose Heidi JoAnn as the name for their daughter born June 20 Grandparents Merlin Klopfenstein Spring Grove and Owen Scheidegger Rockford Great grandparents Otto Goecks Oakley and Helen Hehim Afton. UNDERGOES SURGERY Robert Trumpy 810 27th avenue underwent corrective surgery on his ankle at St Clare hospital admitted yesterday. PATIENT AT HOSPITAL Keith Wyman 15 son of Marilyn Wyman 2212 14th avenue admitted to St Clare hospital undergoing tests and observation. EVANS SON BORN Mr and Mrs Orville Evans learned yesterday their grandson Michael Charles born to their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Charles Evans Fairfield Calif Mrs Evans former Edith Hilficker daughter of Ferdinand Hilficker. The son was born yesterday.
Louis Burgunder 83 native of Switzerland and retired cheesemaker died Tuesday after years of ill health. Last rites conducted at Shriner Neu Schwander funeral home at 1 30 pm with Dr. Wilford Evans officiating at St John s United Church of Christ. Organ by Nancy Chesebro. Burial in Cadiz cemetery. Pallbearers Fritz Maurer Rudy Gregg Ernest Ammon Jr Franz Brand John Kubly and Fred Wald.
A long list of personal mentions from Monroe notes visitors and residents. Names include Regina Schutz Chicago. Joe Leekell Lexington. Mrs Charles Leek Belvidere Til. Mrs Joan Darrow Cicero M. Mrs George Herlache Green Bay. Mr and Mrs Herman Walk Freeport. Mr and Mrs F Glee Rockford. Jay Locotta Waldwick N J. Kathy and Lynn Novak Janesville. Alma B Clark La.. Mr and Mrs Clifford Gueck Tracy Antigo. Mr and Mrs Henry P Elster Seal Beach Calif. Mr and Mrs Harry Schuerch Mary Kay Monticello. Mr and Mrs John S McGon igle Concord Calif. and many others. A rummage sale is planned for Friday July 3 at 9 am at 2203 13th Avenue with clothing and household items advertised. Also noted are picnics and visits from various towns and states, and plans for trips to Cleveland Tennessee and other places.
Waynesboro Mississippi trio Eldred Clark 27 Elzie Clark 41 and Minnie Sumrall 19 held by Sauk County after admitting holdups in Texas Washington and Montana. They also admitted stealing a car in Waynesboro and embarking on an 8000 mile trip with a shotgun and a 22 caliber rifle found in their motel cabin. FBI agents questioned them as warrants from Montana were awaited.
Chicago police arrested 13 members of the Congress of Racial Equality after they refused to leave a city commissioner's office. The protesters demanded rat extermination and stronger housing code enforcement programs as a condition for dispersal.
Janis Kline, daughter of Harold and Mrs. Kline, 912 10th street, sponsored by Esther Rebekah lodge, heads with five Monroe youths on the IOOF Odd Fellows Pilgrimage for Youth. The trip includes New York City UN sessions, a World's Fair day, and stops in Canada and through Washington DC, returning July 23. Sally Simpson is alternate delegate. candidates must be juniors with strong academics.
In Atlanta a 14 year old Negro boy named Jerry Maxey was found dead in a wooded area near an urban renewal site. His father Robert Maxey a 41 year old mail porter at the terminal said the boy was not despondent and would not have harmed himself. The family, four boys and four girls, lived about a mile from the area where the body was found after an injury on Wednesday in a northwest Atlanta neighborhood.
Martin Cherry of Beloit representing an advertising firm spoke to Green County association members and directors at the Mansion. Kenneth Ross of New Glarus discussed future plans and County Clerk Ray E Kundert presented a compiled list of all businesses.
William Pat Lunda purchased Evie s Bar and former Wolleson tavern from Evelyn Armstrong and took possession yesterday, operating it as Pat s Tap. Lunda previously ran Sportsmen s Bar for about two years before selling it to Yale Alexander who restored the name The Office.
Roscoe Pound, long regarded as the top authority on law, died at 93 in Harvard's Stillman Infirmary. Though he never earned a law degree, he studied at Harvard and earned AB, Master’s and PhD degrees at the University of Nebraska. Born in Lincoln on October 27, 1870, Pound entered Nebraska at age 13 and graduated at 18.
John C Meyer 62 of Cadiz Township died at 7:35 p m in St Clare hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage while haying He was a director of Clarno Mutual Insurance president of Davis Cheese Co member of Peace United Church of Christ and choir He married Hilda Johnson in 1921 and lived on the Browntown area farm since 1926 Surviving include wife three brothers and five grandchildren Funeral services will be at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown with burial in Cadiz Cemetery.
MADISON The State Traffic Patrol will employ air planes concealed radar and unmarked cars to catch violators during the July 4 holiday. James L. Karns head of the State Motor Vehicle Department said thousands of city and county police and about 250 state patrolmen will be on duty. Some 800 vehicles will move 33rd National to Camp Ripchultz with routes along Highways 10 12 13 and Interstates 90 and 94. Motorists are urged to choose alternate routes to avoid convoys and Karns notes that concealed radar marks a departure from standard policy but is not viewed as a police trap.
Sen Birch Bayh and his wife return to McLean Virginia home following injuries from a plane crash near Northampton Massachusetts. Sen Edward Kennedy suffered a broken back in the same crash and remains hospitalized in Northampton.
Elmer Anderson age 65 and lifelong Brodhead area resident died yesterday afternoon at the Veterans Hospital in Wood. Born April 2, 1899 to Ole and Katherine Scott Anderson, he is survived by a nephew Roy Morris and two nieces in Janesville, plus two aunts in Orfordville and Brodhead. Woodstock services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Newcomer Brodhead funeral home with burial in Brodhead Greenwood cemetery. Atty N S Heffernan announced the resignation today of Robert H Friebert, who leaves after two years as assistant attorney to enter private practice in Madison.
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