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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
8
Daily record notes partly cloudy conditions for today and tomorrow in Wisconsin with a chance of brief showers mainly in the far south. Temperatures steady. tonight and Thursday not much change. Lows around 55 to 64, highs 75 to 85.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high 84 low 66. A year ago today high 78 low 54. Rainfall since yesterday 1 p.m. .08 inch. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.00 and 11 a.m. 30.00. Warmest place Needles California at 111. Coldest Point Piedras Blancas California at 45. Sunrise 5 21 sunset 8 48.
Howard Hermanson Estate transfers land in York Township section 33 and Adams Township section 4 to Bennie M Emberson. John I Christopher transfers parcel in section 28 in the village of Albany to Frank W Christopher.
Executors named for Swen Auestad Grace Brunner Lila Chrisbaum and Francis McGrath estates. Probasers Edward Bidlingmaier Ralph McGuire T R Newman Guy Davis M J Ingwell Will Zimmerli named. Wills dated 1961 1962 1963. Heirs and spouses listed with equal shares where noted.
Albert Lee Schnurr 28 of South Beloit Illinois and Patricia Jean Trickel 24 of 421 18th Avenue. Adolph Ernest Ruef 44 and Mardell Hadassah Pfund Poff 48 both of Route 2 Brodhead. Forrest Henry Ott 35 Route 1 New Glarus and Arlene Esther LaPorte Elsner 26 New Glarus.
Romaine G Taft age 31 of rural Orangeville John R Collins age 67 of Gratiot Mrs Alvina Bertness age 83 of Janesville Mrs Marie Moats age 52 of Route 1 Edward Clark age 76 of Beloit Mrs Margaret Kirschbaum age 74 of Barneveld appear in the published notice of residents and addresses for public records listing all names and ages for local records.
Mr and Mrs James Williams of Brodhead announce the birth of a daughter on July 8. Mr and Mrs William Volmary of Tampa Florida announce the birth of a daughter on July 8.
Dismissals include Ernest Losber and a roster of patients and spouses linked to St Clare Hospital Surgical and Woodford Medical. Individuals span Warren Illinois to Brodhead and New Glarus with multiple addresses and family listings.
Former Marie Stichter Moats a receptionist-bookkeeper at the Medical Center for 15 years died unexpectedly at 4 25 this morning in St Clare hospital after undergoing surgery on Monday. She was born in Freeport Aug 7 1911 and married Robert Moats on June 30 1953. Surviving are her husband her parents Earl and Katherine Stichter and a brother Earl Stichter Jr Rochelle Ill. Funeral services 1 30 p m Saturday at Stuessy funeral home with Rev C James Weiss officiating. Burial in Grand View cemetery Stephenson County south of Cedarville. Friends may call Friday afternoon at the funeral home.
The Park and Recreation Department schedules the annual Fun Day parade around the square and to Recreation Park on Thursday July 16 at 10 30 a m. The Green County Agricultural Association seeks a beer license for July 29 to Aug 2 and William P Pat Lunda applies for a Class B license to purchase Evies Bar on the east side of the square. Operator licenses and junk dealer licenses are granted to several applicants and Green County Salvage Co Herman Plantikow Jr receive junk dealer licenses. The Monroe Airport Development Corp signs with the city to build hangars and the Monroe Flying Club installs aviation fuel tanks. A 300 dollar desk and filing setup is bought from A R Steele estate for the fire chief's office in the new station.
Charles Mowbray spoke on The Value of Vocational Training at the Monroe Rotary Club yesterday. Alvin Livingston announced awards for the local swimming meet and Earl Hager will oversee the presentations. Dr. James Weir was named general chairman of the Travelog Series. Roy Chesebro reported on changes at Ladies' Night. A list of attendees includes Thomas J. Kuebli Wilmer Emberson Terry Hayes Timothy Schmidt Thomas Riese Carmine Giacomo and many others.
Personal note says Miss Myrtle Hurlbut returns to Waterloo Iowa after visiting sister Mrs Peter Streiff rural New Glarus and Mrs Freda Bray. former Monroe resident. Torch Is Passed available at The Times office for two dollars.
Mrs. Margaret Kirschbaum 74 of Barneveld died at 12 55 a.m. in St Josephs hospital Dodgeville after a December stroke. Born January 20 1890 she was married to Ray Kirschbaum who died in 1963. Survived by one brother Leslie Roach. service Friday at 3 p.m. at Roach Mindermann funeral home with Rev Stanley Weise officiating. Burial in East Side Cemetery Dodgeville. Friends may call after 3 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs John F Kennedy made an unscheduled stop in Milwaukee when their airliner diverted from Chicago due to bad weather. She was en route from Boston to Chicago to confer with an architect on the John F Kennedy Memorial Library to be built at Cambridge Massachusetts.
The Johnsons and the Deiningers were commended at the county board meeting for hospital and jail praise. Visiting committees reported clean, excellent condition on June 16 and commended Supt and Mrs Amos Johnson and Sheriff and Mrs W E Deininger along with staff. A May 4 welfare inspection praised deputies and records custodians.
Airman Second Class Gayle E. Bartelt, 20, underwent major pelvic kidney plastic surgery yesterday at Andrews AFB hospital Maryland. He had been ill since May and was airlifted from Loring AFB Maine in mid June. He is the son of Mrs Dorothy Bartelt and Leo Bartelt.
Funeral services for Dr Marvina Wilson will be held at 2 p.m Friday at Shriner Neush Wander Funeral Home with Rev Gerritt Mouw officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m. tomorrow.
A brief notice promotes renting a room via classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times. It highlights availability and encourages readers to contact the paper for placement details.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Best of Route 2 Brooklyn named their son Donald Joseph Best born at St Clare hospital at 1045 p m on July 3 weighing seven pounds nine ounces He has three sisters Alice Betty and Cindy Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clifford Prien Route 2 Monroe paternal grandmother Mrs Cecelia Best Verona and great grandmothers Mrs LaVern Prien and Mrs Fred Miller both of Monroe
Memorials for Dr Marvina Wilson may be given to the Cancer Society or Kirksville College of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri. Donations may be left at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home.
Ken Johnson, band instructor and director for three years at Mt Horeb, resigns and will join the staff of Hartford junior high school. The move shifts leadership of the Mt Horeb program to a new director in the near term.
The annual Waelti reunion will be held Sunday at Recreation Park.
The north end trailer court will stay in operation as space is increased and a new court is planned on the east side of the village to accommodate more trailers.
Airman Second Class and Mrs. William Volmary of Tampa Florida announce the birth of a second daughter at 4 04 a m today in St. Clare hospital The baby weighs in at a healthy size and has been named Dawn Marie Her sister Diana Mae is 19 months old The mother is the former Beverly Jean Jones
The notice lists the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Jones Route 1 New Glarus and mentions the paternal grandmother Mrs Dorothy Volmary of 1708 6th street.
Mr. Edward S. Rojek and his wife Mrs. Rojek from Chicago are in St. Clare hospital with Mrs. Rojek undergoing major varicose vein surgery this morning. Her husband is scheduled for a cataract operation. Mrs. Rojek is formerly Martha Blanc Bloom of Monroe.
In San Francisco Bay three Coast Guardmen wrestled control of a drifting cabin cruiser after its owner Don R Hammit left it untied. Hammit and his dog Keoki were detained with Hammit charged with drunkenness and mischief and freed on bail. The dog was released for the standard impound fee of 3.50.
Roy Altman has been hired by the village to serve as a full time police officer. Altman was formerly employed at Disch Hardware Co.
Edward Clark 76 retired Beloit accountant died today at Iowa County hospital. Born February 18, 1888, he married Mary E. Henderson in Rockford in 1917, who preceded him in death. Survived by daughter Mrs Everett Hughes Norwich Illinois brother Clarence Clark Quincy Illinois sisters Mrs Blanche Pierson San Jose California and Dora Ridder Chicago, six great grandchildren and three grandchildren. Service Friday at 1 pm in Roach Midermann funeral home Dodgeville.
Memorial notice states friends may call after 7 p m Thursday at the Iowa County cemetery location to discuss arrangements and support.
Tonight at Twin ing Park slowpitch games Lanz versus Wisconsin Power and Light at 7 p.m Dormans versus EUB No 1 at 8 p.m Heeren and Coplien against Joe s Private Club at 9 p.m Tomorrow slowpitch Office versus Martins at 7 p.m Swiss Colony versus Swiggum s at 8 p.m Midget League practice Phil lies at 1 p.m Yankees at 2 15 p.m Recreation Park Legion Baseball Monroe versus Lake Mills at 8 p.m Tomorrow Regular Softball Agrico versus FFA at 7 45 p.m Orangeville versus Trenthardt Rustlers at 9 15 p.m Pony League Cubs versus Twins at 1 15 p.m
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