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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1964
Page
6
Daily Record reports Wisconsin forecast through Saturday. Cooler northeast on Saturday with lows 55 to 63 and highs 74 to 82 in the northeast and 80s in the southwest. Monroe zone expected mostly sunny this afternoon and Saturday with fair tonight and lows around 56 to 63 and highs near 82.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high 84 and low 63. A year ago today highs 88 lows 58. Barometer at 1 a.m. 30.09 and 1 p.m. 30.14. Warmest places in the U.S. Mineral Wells and Wichita Falls Texas at 107. Coldest Mullan Idaho. Sunrise 5:23 sunset 8:47.
Kate Mohns Estate transfers part It 12 in Juda to Helen Bonspiez. The recorded document notes the parcel in the village and the transfer between individuals.
Willie Gerald Flood, 29, and Joan Mardel Schneeberger, 23, both of Albany, obtained a marriage license.
Deaths include Alfred J Isely 76 Monticello Will Haupt St Petersburg Fla and Orangeville Charles B Davey 52 Dodgeville William Fitzgerald 80 Madison Charles Haag 76 Mt Horeb. The brief notices list ages and hometowns for the deceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Disch of 726 15th avenue report a daughter born July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hanson of Blanchardville announce a son born July 10. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Anderson of Route 3 announce a son born July 9.
At St Clare Hospital the accident case includes Marilyn Cook a 16 year old from Beloit and Kim Roger Bright from Argyle plus listed surgical cases Mrs Hollis Dockins from Rockford Mrs Arleigh Nybro ton from Argyle and medical patients including Emma Sholtz Elkhorn Michael Rollins 1305 20th avenue Patrick Doherty 1330 23rd avenue David Lininger Genoa City John G Blum 2252 17th street and Mrs Jane Robb Evansville. Dismissals include Richard B Hauser Robert Severson Vernus Olson Carl Banda David Wild James Klinger Richard Dunphy Oswald Altman Earl Randall Francis Wand Mrs Richard Hassenfelt and son Mrs Arthur Keehn and daughter Angela Wenger Mrs William Schumacher Mrs Minnie Theiler Carolyn Myers Mrs Myra Zahler.
Donald Williamson, guardian for Mrs. Phillips, uncovered letters in a locked closet from the 1919 Harding era. The estate lists a single heir, Isabelle Mathee of Genoa City, Wis., who may claim the letters after paying inheritance taxes and admin costs.
Joseph C. Dearth and the Dearth Motors staff in Chicago region receive a sixth consecutive Chrysler Quality Dealer Award, one of only seven regionally in 1953, for excellence in administration service performance and community relations amid plans for a new Belvidere Chrysler plant employing 5 000.
The committee favored moderate Republican proposals while Scranton’s planks clashed with Goldwater’s foreign and domestic statements. Eisenhower arrived in Harrisburg to San Francisco and denied partiality, while Goldwater predicted a first ballot win and a united GOP to defeat Johnson in November.
Green County Boots and Saddle Club hosts its annual horse show Sunday at the Char Vogel barn after a trail ride.
Personal mentions list guests from Freeport Winslow New Berlin Mt. Morris Ill Omaha Neb Milwaukee and other places visiting Monroe yesterday. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Thomas Hoefle Allen Becker L M Hennum Richard O Meara family John Rockow Donna Wright Morris Ill Raymond Corte Bussy Ia Pearl Berg Carl E Lee Elsie Pelt Robert Kliehe and families S D McGregor E A Whiteside Margaret Harker Will Zimmerli and Stanton Stears plus funeral attendees for Dr Marvina W Wilson and Mrs Alvina Bertness of Albany at Orfordville. The Torch Is Passed available at The Times office.
Kim Roger Bright six son of Mr and Mrs Roger Bright Ar gyle was struck by a baseball and suffered a mild concussion at St Clare hospital for observation He entered at 9 20 p m after being struck in the right eye Last night
James Schwoegler of the Soil Conservation Service will speak at the Lions Club meeting on Monday at Marco's. His topic is Conservation Problems in Green County.
The Board of Review for the village of New Glarus will meet next Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to review the assessment roll of real and personal property and all sworn statements and valuations and to correct errors in the roll.
Michael Rollins son of Mr and Mrs O E Rollins of 1305 20th Avenue was discharged this morning from St Clare Hospital after a short stay for treatment of a visionary disturbance.
Funeral services for Mrs. Neva Black niece of Mrs. Ella Rindy were conducted yesterday in Beloit. Attending from the area were Mrs. Rindy and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rindy of New Glarus and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rindy with Glen Showers of Belleville.
Benjamin H. Roderick resigned as president of Green County Bank after 33 years and became chairman of the board. Dwight Newcomer, former VP since 1944, was named the new bank president, with Dwight Pierce succeeding him as vice president. Roderick has long served in local civic roles and donated a memorial library to the city.
Leaving Sunday for a week's stay at Pilgrim Camp Bible Camp at Green Lake includes Trudy Elmer Donna Elmer Sue Strickler Lisa Tschudy Penny Disch Wanda Streiff Susan Streiff Margaret Reuter Gail Schneider Beth Slotten Rita Zweifel Barbara Hoesly and Barbara Klossner. Dial 325-5101.
NEW YORK The stock market regained momentum late this afternoon as motors lifted trading. Volume reached about 5.6 million shares, up from 5.07 million on Thursday, with gains spreading to other groups and a fresh high seemed likely.
Will Haupt, about 64, died en route to a hospital in Atlanta after an automobile accident while returning to Orangeville from St. Petersburg. His wife sustained severe injuries in Atlanta. Services for Haupt will be held in Cleveland, Ohio, where his brother and nieces reside.
Village board hears tavern keepers request to extend hours to 1 a.m. nightly with Sundays closed until 11 a.m. Immediate action promised at next meeting. Also notes on brochure funding, open book day set for Aug 1, and police car radio upgrade funded by ambulance earnings. Street blacktopping bids to follow after preliminary work.
Mare Lee Carter seven year old grandson of Mr and Mrs Ralph B Strasser has undergone his fifth major operation to correct a congenital defect at Wilford Hall Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas. His condition is favorable.
Dr. Marvina W. Wilson 63 osteopath for 10 years in Monroe died Tuesday. Funeral services were held at Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home at 2 pm with Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw officiating. Organ selections included Abide with Me The Lost Chord and Lead Kindly Light. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers listed. Eastern Star services were conducted at the funeral home the previous evening.
Charles O Jim Whitehead 86 died July 1 at his rural Browntown home. Services July 4 10 30 a m at Stuessy funeral home officiated by Rev Burton Holling. Burial in Bethel cemetery four miles southwest of Monroe. Pallbearers were Cadiz Township neighbors Dean Rinehart Ed Boss Glenn Boss Dwight Rote Werner Pulver and Herbert Walter. Miss Nancy Chesebro played organ selections.
John C. Meyer 62 Cadiz Township farmer and former cheesemaker died July 1 at St. Clare hospital. Services were at 2 p.m. Sunday July 5 at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown. Rev. John Masters officiated with burial in Cadiz cemetery. Pallbearers included Ray Rackow Jacob Tuescher Oscar Nybroten M V Miller Ulrich Zimmerman and Ivan Elling. Mrs M V Miller and Mrs John Sigalus sang Asleep in Jesus and Lead Me Gently Home Father with accompaniment by Mrs Ralph Lueck.
Police used tear gas and fire hoses to disperse a white crowd of 600 to 1,000 in Tuscaloosa Alabama after bricks and missiles flew toward a theater where Jack Palance his wife and four children entered The theater had been integrated the week before under the Civil Rights Act Richard E Young manager said Palance was there only to see the movie and not to participate in any civil rights movement.
Col Jack R. De Witt a Madison attorney and reserve colonel is named assistant commander of the 84th Army Reserve Training Division to succeed Brig Gen Robert P Schulz who became division commander in January. De Witt a former Dane County district attorney enlisted in 1942 and served with the 14th Armored Division in Europe.
Recreation Park features two games tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. Hubers face the Gladiators and at 9:15 p.m. First National Bank meets Treuthardt Rustlers.
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