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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
8
A weather summary notes considerable cloudiness with light showers in the southeast, fair conditions in the north and central regions, and cooler temperatures tonight. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies with little temperature change and highs in the 70s.
Since Thursday at 1 p.m. highs reach 81 and lows 64. A year ago today the high was 87 and the low 66. Warmest spot Phoenix Arizona at 108 and coldest Philipsburg Pennsylvania at 39. Sunrise at 5 17 and sunset at 8 50.
Real estate transfers include Mary Belle Habeger to Robert J. Ryan in Brodhead lot 1 and 3, block 5 Original Plat. James C. Gerondale to John K. Callahan multiple lots in Goetz Acres Monroe with portions of lots 3 and 4. Nina Buchschacher obtains 0.901 acres in Monroe Township. Brooklyn State Bank acquires parcel in Village of Brooklyn from Pearl H. Roberts. Wayne B. Ratzlaff transfers to Herbert D. Kraus part block 10 Russell's Donation Monroe. Obert A. Sperstad sells 4 acres in Brooklyn Township to Gerald D. Hollis. Ernest Thierstein conveys S 64 ft of Lot 1 block 6 Original Plat Village of New Glarus to Henry J. Stuessy.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer processes cases including Oscar A. Rasmussen Muscatine Iowa for illegal pass over yellow line with a $30 bond forfeiture. W G Taylor Rahway New Jersey for speeding in a heavy truck over 10 000 pounds with a $25 bond forfeiture. David A. Gilbertson Route 3 for speeding over fixed limits with a $25 bond forfeiture. Arthur J. Henry Route 1 Belleville for speeding over fixed limits with a $25 bond forfeiture.
Helen Bongiorne of Albany named executrix of Emma Prochaska who died May 11. Under a will dated April 27, 1965 she directs bonds and bank accounts to co owners with a balance to Missions of the Catholic Church as executor believes would follow her wishes. She left two sons and three daughters.
Delavan resident William R. Lenz forfeited ten dollars in Monroe police court after speeding charges.
Lloyd F. Confer, 82, Freeport. Charles Robert Marshall, 69. Margaret Harty, 83, Shullsburg. James David Raymond, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Raymond, Route 1, Dakota Illinois.
Mr and Mrs John Waggoner of Madison Wisconsin welcomed a daughter on July 1. The event adds a new family member to local residents and reflects a joyful milestone in the community.
Medical staff and residents listed for St Clare Hospital with names including Gretchen Wolleson Denise Wiesenberg Jacob Buol and others from White Haven Brown town Rockford and Rockford areas. Dismissals include Lyle Thorp Robert Neuenschwander Marion White Gary Nolden and more.
Dr. Fencil and wife depart for Washington DC and New York to attend the Kiwanis International Convention in July at Madison Square Garden. Monroe Kiwanis president will lead round table sessions while delegate Herb Ainsworth joins from the district. Rev Rasmussen spoke on Civil Rights as Fritz Von Voast visits Monroe.
Mr and Mrs Fritz Kubly and Mr and Mrs Jerome Larsen have taken over The Swiss Wheel restaurant from Alden Haw thorne. Larsen is Kublys brother in law and will help after moving from Sturtevant where he and his wife work and live. Kubly, once at the post office for 90 years, previously worked for the Railway Express and Milwaukee Road. Redecorating of the barroom is underway before a grand opening announced by new owners.
Mrs. Margaret Harty 83 formerly Carey died yesterday in a Darlington hospital after a long illness. She lived in Shullsburg all her life. Surviving are daughter Mary Alice Harty and brothers Thomas Carey and John. Services at St Mathew's Catholic Church at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Rosary tonight at 8 30. call at O Flaherty Funeral Home.
Mrs Mary Kauk and Herbert Striker were in a traffic accident while driving to visit her parents Mr and Mrs P T Bartlett at Danvers Minnesota. Both were treated and released from a hospital. The Striker car was demolished near Granite Falls after a crash on a viaduct as two vehicles collided following a failed brake in the second car.
Local residents and guests are listed as visiting Monroe with names and hometowns. Monroe Laundry and BB Cleaners announce vacation closure from July 5 to July 12. Several families travel for visits to Wisconsin Illinois and California with various relatives and events noted.
The article describes debate over a proposed school aid addition of 4.4 million to the Department of Public Instruction budget. Assemblyman David Obey supports the aim but urges a separate bill, while Democrats reject most GOP amendments except the surtax and a corrective change. It also notes a Senate-passed bill to increase legal length for moving tow ing vehicles to 50 feet on Sundays or holidays.
Monticello Fire Department was dispatched to the Lyle Rodgers farm about three and a half miles southeast of Monticello where small pine trees burned last evening. The cause is undetermined. The farm is tenanted by Mr and Mrs Armin Daubert.
Three separate crashes reported in Green County. A two ton truck driven by James Allen Bassett 18 of Chetek damaged a fence on Highway 11 near County Trunk 6, injuring Bassett who was taken to St nessy Clinic. The truck carried fresh fruit and tore four rods of fence on Ollie Miller farm. Judith A Heitz of Monroe injured when her car struck a fence on Highway 59 east at about 9 30 p m and treated at St Clare Hospital. James F Waterman 20 of Monticello uninjured in a one car crash on County Trunk BE about two miles east of Monticello.
Janet Buehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Buehler will leave Monday for the 2nd Senior Session of the University of Wisconsin Summer Music Clinic. She is principal oboist of Monroe High School Band and a Monroe Lions Club music scholar attending two weeks. Fredric Moritz cornetist son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Moritz returns from two week Illinois clinic with brother Jon Moritz also in city band. Diane Siedschlag clarinetist and Ronald Eckstam cornetist return from first Wisconsin session. all are high school band members with additional city band roles.
Mrs Bernice Kingdon and Mrs Iris Grundahl attended a three day Teaching and Reading to Retarded Children clinic at Madison sponsored by the University of Wisconsin. It was held in the new special education materials center on the UW campus where a library of field materials will circulate for study. Dr Philip Williams led the sessions as a visiting lecturer from Wales on a six month government grant.
New York traders eased after a three day rally snapped a six week losing streak. Volume was moderate and prices mixed as investors awaited the July long weekend. The 60 stock average stood at 319.3, while the Dow slipped to 871.21 as rubbers and utilities rose and most groups were mixed.
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Ronald K Schmid 17 suffered bruises and abrasions when his motorcycle tipped at 12th St and 14th Ave after hitting railroad tracks. Police logged the mishap at 1 30 p m. The motorcycle belonged to Larry D Hendrickson. A second incident at 1100 block of 16th Ave saw Judy A Rodebaugh Warren strike a parked car as she tried to park. Duane R Worseth hit a Dearth Motors Inc car at 4 15 this morning causing damage to bumpers, fender and windshield.
Chicago markets show hogs higher with most items up to 50 cents. Cattle slaughter steers rise, prime loads reach 29.25 per 100 pounds. Sheep steady with spring lambs 25.00 to 25.50, traders note steady butter prices in Chicago Mercantile Exchange quotes.
The taxi strike enters its seventh day as about 85 percent of the city's cabs remain idle amid stalled talks and no settlement in sight.
James Daniel Raymond two year old son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Raymond Route 1 Dakota Ill died Wednesday of acute pneumonia in a Freeport hospital. Services were held this afternoon in Faith Lutheran Church Forreston. Survivors include parents a half brother Steve Dixon three half sisters Terri Susie Penny all of Dixon paternal grandmother Mrs Dan Raymond Forreston maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lester Roach Freeport and great grandmother Mrs Oscar Brubaker Freeport.
Mr and Mrs Fred Glauser of 1012 198th Ave were discharged from St Clare Hospital yesterday. Fred Glauser serves as St Ward County Board supervisor for the city of Monroe.
The new Windy Acres pool is officially open with an attendant 1 to 5 p.m. daily except Monday. Admission costs 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for those under 17, with adults allowed 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Children may swim only when the attendant is on duty. Season passes are available at 10 dollars for adults and 5 for children. Built by Keener Construction Co. of Lake Geneva near the Windy Acres Motel to serve guests and the public.
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