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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
6
The forecast shows fair conditions in the northeast with clouds west and south this afternoon through Friday. No major temperature changes expected. tonight low 50s, Friday highs around the 80s, Lake Michigan cities cooler. Monroe area reports mixed clouds, lows 57 62, highs near 82 87.
Hilda K. Hoesly transfers 122 acres more or less in Washington Township and New Glarus Township to Doral M. Disch. Reference notes include see 4 and 3 for Washington and see 33 for New Glarus.
Probate notices list Dorothy Buchholtz as administratrix for Alma S. Norder who died June 2 with heirs including Wilma Kundert Ethel Jones and four sons. George Voithofer estate appoints Joseph L. Wanger as administrator with widow Olive as heir. Louise Roth estate names Fred and Edward Roth co executors with will dated January 7 1964 and two equally shared sons. Carl J. Larsen estate records Einer L. Larsen as administrator with son and widow Elvena as heirs. John C Meyer estate in Cadiz Township names Hulda as executrix and heir with appraisers Ray Rackow and Jake Teuscher.
Roger Wayne Butts aged 22 of 110842 14th avenue and Beverly Jean Zimmerman aged 22 of 508 10th street were issued marriage licenses.
Deaths include Jost A. Marty 84 of 2302 16th Avenue Neil Swiggum 72 Brown Town Mrs James Schoonover 49 Route 1 Milton Junction, Verona Jones 82 Catherine Mary Williams 86 Beloit Rose McCormick 86 Santa Cruz California.
Mr and Mrs Fred Yurske of Brodhead welcome a daughter born July 9.
A local hospital report lists multiple individuals under Surgical Medical and Dismissals categories. Names include Angela Wenger Norman Nelson Jeff Primm Andrew Lewis Delora Cleasby Delora Cleasby Mrs William Schumacher Gustav Charlston and others with addresses Route 3 Janesville Rockford Melrose Park Mt Carroll and more.
A second man was arrested in the $30,000 holdup of the Colonial Club resort at Browns Lake last April. Authorities said a third man remains at large. Leo Parent, 32, an air conditioner salesman, was taken by FBI agents in Chicago Wednesday night.
Services for Dr Marvina W Wilson 63 Monroe osteopathic surgeon will be held 2 PM tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Gerritt E Mouw to officiate Burial in Greenwood cemetery Eastern Star services tonight at 8 She died Tuesday at home after a long illness She was born July 24 1900 in Niles Oh and educated at Raven High School Western Reserve Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery Surviving are brother Elwert Whiteside Cortland Oh and sister Mrs Roberta Snyder Monroe resident since 1954 formerly Marvina Whiteside
Argyle welcomed Harrison, new bank president of the State Bank of Argyle, after purchasing the interest of Roger Heironimus of Phillips, Wis. Heironimus steps down to devote full time to his Phillips interests. Harrison, 43, began in Dumont Indiana and has eight years as VP of First National Bank of Hampton. He and his wife Jean have a daughter Valerie and will relocate when housing is available. He has chaired local industrial development committees and served in the Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club.
Cars driven by Thomas Van cel of Athens Georgia and Evelyn L Gapen of Orangeville were in a minor traffic accident near Browntown. Sheriff's deputies received the report at 6 58 p m yesterday.
OES members gather tonight at Shriner Neushwander funeral home at 8 for services conducted by St Omar Chapter No. 90 officers in memory of Dr. Marvina W. Wilson. By order of the Associate Matron adv.
Jay Richardson five year old son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Richardson Route 2 Monroe entered University Hospitals at Madison yesterday for surgery tomorrow. He is expected to remain about three weeks.
David H. Miller of Monroe Sales Co. finished a parts merchandising course at the Ford Marketing Institute in Chicago, expanding his industry training and credentials.
Harold Ristow of La Crosse announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress in Wisconsin's 3rd District currently represented by Rep. Vernon Thomson.
The Monroe city column records numerous social visits from Beloit Janesville Darlington Madison West Allis Sheboygan South Beloit Baraboo Rio and more. Travelers include Mr and Mrs H T Sutton Mrs Joe Daughenbaugh Mr and Mrs R J Huegel and others visiting or shopping yesterday. A 10 day vacation to Greenville Alabama and Florida is planned for Harvey Baumgartner and Steve Digman.
The district had approved expansion of Lincoln and junior high playgrounds two years ago. Seven firms bid furniture and equipment for the new junior high addition, led by low bids totaling about $25,000. Business administrator W. R. Stuckey will review bids and offerings and report recommendations at the Wednesday meeting.
New York stock market prices weakened late in moderate trading after morning gains. Volume for the day was about 4.8 million shares, compared with 4.78 million on Wednesday as the averages slipped into the minus column.
The fourth annual Tri County NFO picnic will be Sunday at Lake Leota Park Ev ansville for farm families of Green Rock and Dane Counties regardless of NFO affiliation. Picnic dinner at noon bring sandwiches and a dish to share ice cream and beverages furnished. Guest speakers games and entertainment. Next Green County NFC meeting 8 30 p m Tuesday in the agriculture building.
Monroe police investigated two accidents yesterday. At 10:50 a.m. a truck driven by Melvin W. Reiche of Chicago and owned by Thomas M. Mayer of Monroe struck a manhole cover in the 2300 block of 11th Street, dislodging and breaking the cover. Later at 8:30 p.m. a collision in the 1000 block of 16th Street involved Joseph A. Detellem of Freeport and Donald M. Daly of 2208 16th Street, damaging the Daly front and DeTellem trunk.
Tonight at the park slowpitch features The Office vs Martins at 7 and Swiss Colony vs Swiggums at 8. Girls softball second diamond presents Park and Recreation vs Commercial Bank at 7 30 and Monroe Clinic vs Monroe Business Women at 9. Tomorrow none scheduled. Tonight regular softball shows Agrico vs FFA at 7 45 and Orangeville vs Trenthardt Rustlers at 9 15.
Verona Walter Jones 82 of Monroe born March 29 1882 died yesterday in the Eastern Star Home Boone Ia She was an educator and county school superintendent in Taylor County Iowa Her survivors include daughter Catherine Jones Phelps Tucson two sons John Elmhurst Ned Marion a brother Sam Walter Brodhead and sister Anna Andrews Newburg Pa Funeral services will be at 10 30 a m tomorrow at the home Burial at Greenwood Monroe with Rev Donald Storck officiating Friends may call 8 30 to 9 30 a m Saturday at the funeral home.
A 3-year-old rural Monroe girl Angela Wenger of Route 3 was hospitalized after swallowing a portion of a frozen confectionery stick. Doctors reported the stick passed into the stomach and should be digested without harm. She was discharged after an esophagram to check for lodging.
Herbert Hoover the oldest living former president will not attend the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. He will send a 600 word statement and is expected to be 90 next month while remaining convalescent.
John W. Ruff and daughter Frances showcased Ruff's Home stead P.P. King to grand champion and Creator to reserve grand champion at Evansville event. Monroe exhibitors dominated with junior champion female repeat winner Carl Wyss shown Wyssland Noble Deny. Phyllis Niesen led Ode Hazel Leader Carl to senior and grand champion female honors.
The Agriculture Department signals possible action against flour millers and bakers if flour prices stay above year earlier levels under the wheat stabilization program. The program lowers grower price supports and requires milling to buy marketing certificates at 70 cents a bushel on all wheat processed into flour.
Charles H Allison 87 of 829 10th street died Monday night. Services held 1:30 pm at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev C James Weis officiating. Organist Mrs G E Trickel. Pallbearers Carl Cahoon LaVerne Holmes Ezra Stamm Chester Shaffer Mason Marchant Elvin Fisher. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Christian Science memorial services for Fay R. Doyle 64 were held at 3 p.m. today at Shriner Neushwander funeral home in Rockford conducted by Willard Walter Jones C.S. Organ selections were played by Miss Dolores Marti.
A playful column questions the truth of an absent act and hints at its rediscovery. The piece riffs on logic and timing, inviting readers to ponder what vanishes and what remains in a storied performance.
Louis K. Immel aged 10 died after a tractor overturned in a ditch near Eden Wisconsin. His brother James aged 9 sustained burns in the accident in Fond du Lac County.
Sixty women attended the Green County Farm Bureau Women s Rural Urban Twilight picnic on the John Stoehr farm lawn. They toured Maple Leaf Cheese Factory hosted by Mr and Mrs Fred Oschner and viewed Hans Schlapbach s milking parlor operations. Mrs August Bauman spoke, Diane Stoehr played accordion, and Kenneth Schlapbach sang. Each guest received a bronze bell and the I Believe scroll. Guests from Rock County Farm Bureau joined the event.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brunkow of Route 4 welcomed a daughter named Cathy Sue born June 19 at St. Clare hospital. The Brunkows have four children Daniel six Christine four and David two. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Priewe and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brunkow. Sell rent buy hire dial 325 5101.
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