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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
8
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers likely this afternoon and tonight in Wisconsin. Warmer tonight in the northeast turning cooler Friday with lows 50s to 60s and highs 70s to 80s. Monroe remains partly cloudy with scattered storms late today into Friday and cooler by late Friday. lows 58-64 and highs 78-84.
Report notes since Wednesday 1 p.m. high 85 and low 65. Year ago today highs were 85 and lows 66. Warmest spot in the U.S. Blythe California at 115 with Stampede Pass Washington at 39 the coldest. Sunrise 5 21 and sunset 8 48.
Gottfried Schuetz transfers to Eugene F. Stuessy N% Outlet 167 Assessors Plat village of New Glarus. Frank Boeck Estate to Kenneth Mayer Includes lots 55 56 58 and parts of 57 59 Railroad Addition No 2 city of Monroe.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Richard P. Luchsinger of Monticello finds Dana Anderson of Oak Park Illinois guilty of passing over the yellow line and assigns $15 and costs. Ruth A. Briggs of Brodhead is found guilty after trial of driving too fast for conditions and ordered to pay $10 and costs plus witness fees. Sheriff’s Dept and State Patrol are noted in the record.
The widow Bess Schindler is executrix and heir in the Thomas B. Schindler estate who died June 15. Appraisers are William C. Haren and O. N. Johnson. Frank Stephens of Burbank California died December 9 1964 with ancillary probate here. Verona West is administratrix with will annexed. Wisconsin appraisers are Waldo Freitag and Ed Bidlingmaier. Stephens will dated December 6 1959 includes a codicil dated December 7 1964. Stephen T. West of Burbank is willed a gold coin collection and interests in Burbank Investment Club and properties bequeathed by father and mother. Josephine is heir to the balance.
Death notices include Fred N. Stauffer 78 of Monti cello Emma Arn 53 of Orangeville Chester E. Lee 62 of Linden Mrs. William M. Brewer 72 of Evansville in this brief obituary roundup.
Mr and Mrs Freddie Zweifel of Belleville announce the birth of a son on July 7.
The notice lists patients awaiting surgery and in the medical groups at St Clare Hospital in various towns including Jacksonville Argyle Janesville and Delavan with names such as Debra Westerlund Melvin Winger John Lilja Jr and Willard Miner. Dismissals include Winfred Glover Scott Norton Walter Guttmer and Debra Westerlund among others.
Mrs Hazel Brewer a longtime Albany Evansville resident and Chester White swine breeder died suddenly in Community Hospital Stoughton. Born Hazel Jones she married William N Brewer Jan 1 1913 in Albany and he died in 1961. She was active in WSCS Rebekah Lodge and Albany Chapter OES. Survived by son Fay three grandsons and two sisters. Burial Maple Hill Evansville after services at Evansville Methodist Church Saturday.
Three Articles of Incorporation were filed with Mrs. Helen Bratzke register of deeds. The companies are Rufenacht Oil Co Inc Phillips and Smith Buildings Inc and Furniture and Appliance City Inc Incorporators in the last two are Ralph O Phillips and Kenneth L Smith Incorporators of the oil company are Harold A Rufenacht and Robert J Rufenacht
Lee Mitchell athletic director reports WIAA insurance blanks can be picked up at the high school office starting Monday. He notes no one may participate in football until dental and physical examinations are completed and the cards filled out.
Rev Gerritt Mouw, pastor of Union Presbyterian Church, is named the governor's representative for Rotary District No. 625. He has long been active in Rotary here and is a former district president.
Funeral services were held for Sam Kubly 83 a lifetime area resident who worked in furs hides and wool. Rev Donald Storck officiated with Darrell Schadel of Lena MI singing In the Garden and The Old Rugged Cross. Pallbearers included Frank Kubly Homer Wardlow Garrett Keel and others. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery with Monroe Moose Lodge members attending. Kubly served 39 years as a Moose trustee and remained a long time member.
Mrs. Lynette Duerst returns from a month in California and Omaha Nebraska. Rev. and Mrs. Gerritt E. Mouw came back from Orange City Iowa after visiting Rev. Mouw's father. Capt Edward W. Mouw USMC Res. leaves for Little Creek Virginia for two weeks of artillery training. Mr and Mrs N A Keenen and children Marie and Tom from Lancaster Pennsylvania visit the Fisch family in Rockford. Roland Eisch returns to Green Bay after a visit. he is a beautician. Mr and Mrs George M Canon of Houston Texas to be met at Rockford airport by Assemblyman and Mrs G Fred Galli. they traveled from St Louis for business. Mrs Canon will stay a few days longer.
Arlie G. Buck Mitchell of South Wayne is improving after a June 12 heart attack but remains hospitalized at St. Clare.
Brian McGuire six year old son of Mr and Mrs James Mc Guire Viroqua underwent ear surgery Wednesday morning at Madison General Hospital to correct deafness. The family plans weekend visitation at the Michael McGuire home before returning to Viroqua.
Rev. James Jamerson transferred from the Minnesota Conference to assume duties at the Blanchardville Argyle and Lamont Methodist Churches. He and his wife and daughter live in the parsonage at Argyle.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Richard Streiff from Montgomery Alabama visit parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Streiff of New Glarus and Mrs. Theresa Martin of Blanchardville. Their son Ricky will arrive later. After leave Col Streiff reports to Massachusetts.
Debra Westerlund a 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Westerlund of 1821 Cowell Court Jacksonville North Carolina has been released from St Clare Hospital where she was treated for tongue lacerations suffered Wednesday. Mrs Westerlund and her daughter are visiting Mrs James T OGrady, Mrs Westlunds twin sister.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Stauffacher of 201 Navajo Drive Pontiac Michigan welcomed their third daughter Cary Lee born June 25 the couple’s 10th wedding anniversary. They returned from Pontiac after a 10 day visit with their son.
A major blackout hit Monroe and nearby regions causing all but residential phones to fail. Firemen moved trucks from the station, cleared the scene, and restored service as crews battled outages at Frito Lay Heinzelman and other facilities. A July Diamond Jubilee visit by Stockton delegates was disrupted by darkness.
Chattanooga report says Kansas housewife Mary Ann Noah won the all-woman transcontinental Powder Puff Derby for the second consecutive year. Announcement confirms the victory today.
During the 1964 65 grain marketing year mills, processors, and exporters paid 70 and 30 cent certificates per bushel for domestic and export wheat. Farmers received payments equal to the certificates bought, totaling 410 million dollars, 21 million less than government receipts, with offsets from export subsidies and purchases for government needs.
In Green County a speaker notes 450 southwest Wisconsin members. tele auction lets packers bid by telephone on graded weighed hogs pooled into uniform lots. More than 1 000 hogs can be sold in 20 to 30 minutes. Myron Jeglum and Kendall Digman speak. Digman a hog breeding pioneer.
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows steady prices with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Cheddars range 357 to 3854, 40 pound blocks 3578 to 3844, single daisies 38 to 4142, longhorns 39 to 39 percent, midgets 39 to 41 percent.
New York markets mostly drifted in a tight range with fractional gains and losses. Trading remained slow for the third day as 780000 shares moved in the first hour, while the Dow averaged 869.84 and the Associated Press 60 stock average inched up 0.1 point.
Engineering Prof. Gerald A. Rohlich was named director of the new water resources center at the University of Wisconsin. The center, funded by a $52,297 federal grant and nearly doubling by 1967, will work to solve Wisconsin's water problems.
Park schedule lists games at Twinning Park tonight with Martins facing Grace Lutheran at 7 p.m. Dormans plays Chalet Cheese at 8 p.m. Eagles No 1 competes with Chalet Cheese at 9 p.m.
The Wisconsin Assembly completed action on a bill to establish a new boys training school in Northern Wisconsin. The measure passed 83 to 14 and goes to Governor Warren P. Knowles. the Senate approved it 25 to 5. If built, it would sit north of the La Crosse Manitowoc line with an estimated $5 million construction cost.
Belmont native Leo Mulcahy has joined the field staff of the State Soil and Water Conservation committee. He will be stationed in the Wausau area. He was formerly a vocational instructor at Melrose and holds a B S in agricultural education from Platteville State University and an M S in education from the University of Wisconsin.
The Regional Writers will gather at 8 p.m. in the May Luchingser Memorial Room at Ludlow library. Mrs Hester Schwartz chairs the program which features a writer's choice format.
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