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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
6
Daily Record reports fair cool weather tonight with mostly sunny skies and a slight warm up Tuesday. Monroes zone scans similar: lows in the 50s and highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
Fred R. Kundert transfers 5 acres more or less to Donald Walters in Spring Grove Township as listed under parcel 15. The move records a real estate transfer between named individuals.
Monroe Police report show Juvenile driver charged with too fast for conditions and license revocation with 30 day term and traffic school ordered. Rudy G Mader of Argyle faces reckless driving, set over to 10 am July 15 with no plea. Joseph W Moore of Janesville also set for July 15 on illegal plates and driving after revocation with $180 hand bond. Norman Arnold Page of Brodhead cited for too fast for conditions with $30 and costs, ordered to traffic school.
Richard A Kleine of Peoria Illinois speeding forfeited 10 dollars. Robert Clarence Knopp of Dubuque speeding forfeited 10 dollars. Lee F Brecklin of Stockton traveling too fast for conditions forfeited 25 dollars. James L Olson of Brodhead operating motor vehicle on left side of street forfeited 10 dollars.
Death notices report Walter E. Beattie 64 of Brod head Mrs. Arthur T. Preston 51 of Brea California Elmer H. Rees 54 of Route 1 Lena Illinois Mrs. William Stewart 74 of Evansville and young brothers Robert 12 and Douglas 9 Clauer sons of Mr and Mrs Francis Clauer Mineral Point.
Mr and Mrs Myron Wahl of Route 4 welcomed a son on July 6. The birth adds a new member to the Wahl family.
The St. Clare Hospital records list an accident involving Thomas Gibbons of Sterling Illinois and multiple medical cases and dismissals. Names include David Riese Belleville and Valeria Grana Route 1 with numerous entries across silting personal and residential addresses.
Lawrence Asmus, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Asmus Monroe, joins several Monroe youths in Wisconsin orientation for new freshmen during the past week. Families from Englewood Colorado Flagstaff Arizona Madison and Des Moines Iowa visit relatives and attend the Fourth of July holiday gatherings in Monroe.
Mr and Mrs Sanford Wahl announce the birth of twin sons James Orlean and Joseph John at St. Clare hospital. James weighs five pounds ten ounces and Joseph five pounds, born Saturday afternoon June 29 with times 12 34 and 2 p m. They have two brothers and several relatives named in the notice.
Judy Vinger, 14, daughter of Alex Vinger, receives the best vocalist award at a two week music clinic ending at the University of Wisconsin. She is joined by Barbette Burgy and Suzanne Olsen representing Monroe schools.
Marty J. Deignan announced additional sessions for Junior Lifesaving due to high enrollment. Seventy youths are registered, with water drills split between Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the pool, which will offer open swimming 6 30 to 8 30 p m on Thursday nights instead of 9 p m.
Madison Wisconsin cheddar prices unchanged to a slight drop as cures for June dates near completion. Demand ranges fair to good with ample supplies. quotes show 40 pound blocks at 35 to 38, single daisies 38 to 39, longhorns 38 to 39 and midgets 37 to 40.
Mrs. Stanley Stocker and daughter Mrs. John Carson and daughter Mrs. James Flannery and son Richard Updike Roy Rottler Mrs. Theo Bayhoffer and son Mrs. Thomas Stefanek and son Mrs. Ivan Grigsby and son Mrs. John Lilja and son Mrs. Raymond Esber and daughter Mrs. Carl Burgi Mrs. Merrill Korcher Cathy Sandoval Carol Tourdot Bonnie Bitz and Mary Brockman.
Baltimore police detained over 100 demonstrators at the Gwynn Oak amusement park near Woodlawn, including 13 clergymen and multiple Hopkins affiliates. The arrests bring total past 400 since July 4 as hearings loom for many detainees. James Price defended the park’s policy of admission denial.
Madison report shows publicly owned airports in Wisconsin rising from 27 in 1946 to 80 in 1963. The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance notes 68 airports received construction or improvement funds since 1947, with 1,151 planes registered last year and $30.4 million spent since 1947. Federal 46.4 percent, local 41.9 percent, state 11.7 percent.
Washington The mayor of Reading Pennsylvania and a convicted gambling figure were indicted by a federal grand jury in Philadelphia on charges of extorting at least ten thousand five hundred dollars from companies seeking to sell parking meters to Reading. Abraham Minker is already serving a four year term for evading gambling excise taxes.
Park schedule lists tonight games at 7 p.m. Joe's Private Club versus Swiss Colony and 8 p.m. Martins against Helland and Heins with 9 p.m. Eagles No 1 against Hubers. Tomorrow features Moose versus EUB Church 7 p.m. and Heeren Coplien versus Sportsmen Bar 8 p.m. plus Eagles No 2 against Crandall Oil Co. at 9 p.m. Also Softhal FFA vs Zwickers 7:45 p.m. and South Wayne versus DeMolay 9:15 p.m. Basketball rounds show Cel tics versus Hawks 5 p.m. Lakers versus Pistons 5:45 p.m. Knicks versus Royals 6:30 p.m. Softball Leopolds versus Kiwanis 7:45 p.m. and Lovelands versus Agrico 9:15 p.m.
At a Monticello Village Board meeting petitions were presented to curb and gutter West and Holdrich streets and for street repairs. The board will advertise for bids.
The Jordan Jolly Workers 4-H club opened with vice president Paul Grocen presiding. Mary Nipple led the flag pledge and Harland Sarbacker led the club pledge.
The Dougherty Creek 4 H group met at the Stanley Schultz home with Angie and Imogene Isely leading the pledges. Members Diana Svendson Roger Schultz Dick Schultz Linda Schultz Allen Strothman and David Ostby presented dairy talks. New Glarus Daily Day placings include Calvin Ritschard blue and pink Vicki Svendsen John Svendsen blue Diana Svendsen red Allen Strothman red Roger Schultz pink Richard Schultz two pinks.
Mr and Mrs Walter J Hammer Jr welcomed a son Michael John born yesterday in El Paso Texas. The couple also have a daughter Elizabeth Ann aged one. Grandparents are Mrs Frank Hare and Mr and Mrs Walter J Hammer Sr Monroe Wisconsin.
Three county youths will report for induction and five others were reported injured in the mishap. Roger Hamnan, 29, Monroe, was treated at St. Clare hospital for injuries from a tractor accident on his farm when the tractor overturned after striking a stump. He sustained a broken pelvic bone and a broken left arm.
A group gathers Monday August 5 at 7:35 a.m. in the Selective Service office before departing for the induction center in Milwaukee.
The Defense Agency successfully test fired Japan's first home built air to air missile 100 miles south of Tokyo. Local villagers aided by left wing groups attempted to block the shot with fishing boats but officials said the launch proceeded without incident. The weapon follows the U S Sidewinder design.
Milwaukee senators Jerris Leonard and Richard Zaborski plan a bill to create a five man criminal investigation unit in the attorney general's office. The proposal follows a request by Gov. Reynolds amid concerns about organized crime.
New York stocks fell in moderate trading as rails and motors led the decline. Volume reached about 3.3 million shares versus 2.92 million Friday. Key stocks dropped from fractions to over a point as rail stocks reacted to the rail union's rejection of a settlement plan to avert a nationwide strike.
New Glarus hosts Mrs. Millard Tschudy and others including Mr. and Mrs. White Mitchell with Carrie as well as Des Moines visitors Miss Judy Disch and Miss Joni Simon. Peter Streiff visits Tucson relatives for a month while others attend Platteville State College summer sessions.
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