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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
6
Weather summary for July 9, 1963 reports little temperature change tonight and Wednesday. Low 44 to 55, high 75 to 83 with light variable winds. Monroe Zone expected mostly sunny and pleasant Wednesday, fair and cool tonight with low 47 to 53 and high 78 to 85.
Real estate transfers include Robert E. Isely et al to Donald N. Rutsch for It 14 block 7 Tallmans Add Monroe. H D Legler to Frank C Digman part II, 1 and 2 block 14 Fosters Add Monroe. Fred Lehnherr Estate to John E Owens Northlake Illinois Sugar River Pond land sec 21 Albany Township.
The widow Louise H Schneider serves as executrix and heir in the estate of her husband Oswald Schneider who died June 26 in New Glarus. His will is dated May 22, 1963. Appraisers named Joshua J Hoesly and J S Urben.
Kenneth Milton Williams of Freeport and Pauline Estelle Brooks Halverson of Monroe apply for license in Freeport. Martin Michael Makos age 20 of Argyle Route 2 and Barbara Jean Andersen age 19 of Route 4 seek license. Gary Julian Colden age 20 Route 1 Brodhead and Lou Ann Jean Gerber age 18 of 1205 30th Avenue also apply.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Anderson of Route 2 celebrate a July 8 family milestone with relatives and friends gathering.
The report lists accident cases at St. Clare Hospital with patient names and addresses for Margaret Altman and others. It includes tonsillectomies for Luis Dulue and Steven Babler, several medical and surgical patients, and a long roster of dismissals such as Robert Black and James Simmons among others.
Vallejo California report states Phil Zwick, a Kaukauna Wisconsin featherweight with 206 victories in 235 bouts over 30 years, died Monday from multiple sclerosis at age 56. He never held a world title but battled featherweight champion Petey Scalzo to a draw in 1941.
Park and recreation listings with slowpitch softball basketball and baseball matchups across Twin ing Park and Recreation Park for tonight and tomorrow. Notable games include Ioose against EUB Church and Celtics facing Hawks at 5 p.m. in recreation venues. A Berlin report notes an East German border guard fired about 20 shots at a refugee. the man escaped unharmed to the West.
The Board of Public Works accepted the low quotation of 63 dollars from Staarand Tree Service for removing nine elm-killed trees. The panel also recommends City Council approve 733.65 for 791 feet of water main installation by Hein zelman Lumber Co, plus study of a storm sewer on four blocks of 12th street with an evaluation next Monday.
The plan adds revenue from sales tax on business purchases materials water laundering tolls and repairs and eliminates several reliefs to save millions. Proposals include taxing newspaper circulation and clothing while restoring funds for an educational network and housing university enrollments.
Madison reports Governor Reynolds will attend a Friday White House lunch with President Kennedy in Washington. The executive office confirmed the invitation and noted the meeting aims to discuss national policy.
Personal notices list residents and visitors with their hometowns and destinations. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guertner from Albany were here yesterday. Carolyn Carlson stayed with the Thompsons in Evansville. Mrs. Louis Janice and daughter Mary Jo visited Woodward California. The Matzke family and Richard returned from Lake Wisconsin after a weekend. The Stuarts and Billy returned from Devils Lake after a weekend. The Benders returned from Paterson New Jersey after a 1 1/2 week visit. Dr. and Mrs. Keith Witte returned from a Colorado trip where he attended a University of Colorado meeting.
A wide list of visitors and travelers appears across towns including Naperville Illinois Mrs Mary Wagner of Missouri and Mr Mrs A B Hartwig in Brodhead and Janesville. Families such as Hafen Wilson Affolter Stuckey Hopp Miller and others spent time in Wisconsin visiting relatives and enjoying summer activities.
Retired Methodist bishop Herbert Welch, age 100, holds his medical care insurance policy issued for health needs. AP Wirephoto shows the centenarian in a formal portrait as he reviews the policy.
Mrs. Dorothy Volmary of Goodwill Industries announces a donation pickup in Monroe on Friday July 19. The truck will collect surplus clothing shoes and household items for handicapped clients.
Miss Linda McGuire daughter of Mrs Harry McGuire Jr of 2003 14th Street attends the senior session of a two week music clinic at the University of Wisconsin.
Jim Johns of Janesville will present the program Music of the Civil War at the Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday at 12 15 p m in the Swiss Wheel. Arthur Benkert will introduce Johns.
Dennis Sigafus of The Monroe Evening Times suffered a severely lacerated right hand after a fall at his trailer home at 17th Street Trailer Court. He shattered a window while replacing a light bulb and was taken to St. Clare hospital by police, needing 18 stitches for a deep hand wound.
A joint meeting of the Order of Rainbow for Girls and the DeMolay chapter will take place at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow to plan an August party for both groups.
Mrs. Charles Figi of 2020 Roose velt road underwent a minor eye operation at St. Clare hospital this morning and will be hospitalized briefly.
The village library will be open each Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. during the summer months until school starts. This schedule provides residents with after hours access to borrow books and use resources.
William Leopold aged 32 of Evansville Route 3 is a patient at Stoughton hospital after a heart attack on the night of July 4. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance that same night. his condition is reported as stable.
Leopold works at the Chevrolet plant in Janesville and is not allowed to have visitors. This note confirms his employment status and current visitor ban at the facility.
Miss Margaret Altman aged 76 of 1002 12th street was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 9 p.m. yesterday for a fractured right hip after a fall on her lawn. She is reported in good condition.
The annual church school picnic of Orangeville Methodist church will be held at Monroe Recreation Park on Sunday July 2A.
Number 2 Alvin Dark notes All-Star players, a Titan appearance for at least three innings, and Bailey's return. Pearson doubled to left-center, Kaline struck out, Malzone singled to drive in Pearson. Wag ner grounded out with Malzone taking second, Battey lined a run scoring single, tying the game. Pepitone lined to Aaron. Two runs, three hits, no errors, one left.
Edwin W. Blomquist 66 former Adams and Marquette counties assemblyman died Saturday night Funeral services scheduled Wednesday at Adams Trinity Lutheran church Relatives and local officials mourn the longtime public servant.
DROWNS AT LAKE DELAFIELD Wisconsin James Rotar 19 Milwaukee recently discharged from the Navy after breaking both legs in a training accident drowned in Lower Nemahbin Lake Monday.
Marshall urged Congress to pass legislation abolishing racial discrimination in public accommodations and facilities. He said the measure would remedy a grave injustice using normal legal processes. The testimony aligned with Kennedy and the administration's push for sweeping civil rights laws and invoked the interstate commerce clause.
A collage of space age items reports Venus weekends ban in Labour government pledge and Pius XV urging solar peace. Roosevelt Adams and descendants mark a 100th wedding anniversary while Mars ferry crew and passengers vanish after asteroid strike. Jupiter grain storage plans clash with local protest. Governor Kennefeller blocks teacher pay rise as classified ads end.
Allen Krons noble, 46, technical director of the Madison Theater Guild, of rural De Forest, died in a Madison hospital where he was treated after July 4. Associates said injuries from a fall from a truck at his farm contributed to his death.
Madison Harvey Grasse chairman of the State Highway Commission said the federal Bureau of Roads has released eight million dollars for Wisconsin highway construction. The funds have already been obligated, Grasse indicated.
In Aberdeen the Stornoway prosecutor dropped charges against a hotel owner and a barmaid for serving cherry brandy to Prince Charles aged 14. The case noted Scotland's minimum drinking age is 18.
Wisconsin jobless benefits paid in June totaled 2.295 million dollars, down from 3.234 million in May but up from 2.065 million in June last year, according to the State Industrial Commission report.
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