This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 45 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
6
Partly cloudy and warm tonight with scattered thundershowers in the north and west central portions. Saturday sees scattered thundershowers likely. Warmer east and south then cooler in the northwest. Lows in the 60s, highs near 80 to the 80s. Monroe zone stays warm with possible showers and thundershowers. lows 63-68, highs 82-88.
Jacob Rhyner Trust Estate transfers 20 acres to Herman Pluss in Albany Township section 30. Green County transfers to Frederick William Huber also known as Frederick Joseph Huber the Ray Cheese Co. property in Monroe. John Huber transfers 0.10 acres in Mt. Pleasant Township section 7 to Arthur P. Studer. Pet Milk Co transfers the New Glarus milk plant property to New Glarus Plant Corp in the village of New Glarus.
Deaths list includes Mrs Charles A Stubbe 78 of 1009 19th Avenue and Joseph McDermott 64 of Platteville plus Charles A Howard 79 of Janes and Mrs Edward Keefe 81 of Janes. Also Marci Anderson 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson of Brooklyn.
Mr and Mrs Monte McClaren of Brodhead welcome their daughter born July 11.
The article lists medical staff and patients associated with St Clare Hospital in Brodhead Mineral Point Belleville Verona and New Glarus, including Theodore W Stremnick James S McKillip Mrs Neva Argue and others. It also names dismissals such as David Gilbertson Joseph Cammarata Stanley Pickett Gary Long John Priewe and several spouses and relatives.
Orvin F. Hillery Shullsburg attorney leads a 21 day goodwill delegation including Wal ter R Arthur and William Merriam of Janesville on a trip from New York to Western Europe and the Soviet Union. They will meet with US and foreign officials to study conditions and foster mutual understanding.
Members of Green County Voiture No 1121 of the 40 and 8 held a social at Windy Acres and arranged more outings. The Aug 10 11 meeting at Ralph Lindsay’s Lake Wisconsin cottage will feature films of Milwaukee’s circus parade. A Mississippi cruise is planned for this Saturday with departure from Monroe around 2 p.m. Char les Kramer named new chef de gare and announced committee appointments.
A cloud burst in Brescia northern Italy caused at least five deaths and pushed the three day storm toll to 13 across scattered summer floods.
Charles A Howard, 79, a former Milwaukee Road station agent and mail clerk, died yesterday at Caravilla nursing home near Janesville. Survived by a grandson James Howard, a brother John of Blue River, and a daughter-in-law Mrs Wini fred Howard of Darlington. His wife Elva M Harness died June 17. Services at 1 30 p m tomorrow Up Overton funeral home Janesville with burial in Milton Lawns Memorial Park. He was born in Blue River and lived in Richland Center Palmyra Darlington and Janesville since 1959. His son Charles A Howard Jr died March 23 1961.
Rep. Mel Laird urged President Kennedy to designate a Republican as observer at the Moscow nuclear test ban negotiations. He faulted the administration for consulting Republicans only after policy is set and proposed Rep. Craig Hosmer to join Harriman and Fisher as GOP observer. He criticized Harriman as key architect of the Laotian policy.
Kennedy's study committee begins fact finding on the four year railroad work rules dispute. Chairman Stuart Saunders says no mediation role yet as the panel plans a July 20 report to the President. the nationwide strike truce expires July 29.
Recreation Park hosts two evening games tonight FFA versus Commercial Bank at 7 45 p m Brown town faces Nighthawks at 9 15 p m Tomorrow Eagles meet Treuthardt s Rustlers at 7 45 p m and Studers oppose Explorer Post 501 at 9 15 p m Park and arena listings note no games scheduled at Twin ing Park tonight or tomorrow.
Samuel A. Benyas, veteran Milwaukee reporter, died Thursday night after a heart attack while playing bridge. He was 61. Benyas retired in 1962 after 39 years with the Journal and two years at the Sentinel.
The notice lists multiple individuals visiting Rockford Beloit Evansville Freeport and Monroe. It notes Mrs Flossie East and Mrs Iva Tomlinson in Rockford and Beloit, Mrs Gus Thom and Mrs Clifford Jones visiting Floyd Miller home in Evansville, and a transport request to Mendota Hospital via American Red Cross. It also mentions cross country visits by Fredric Kohli family and Jill Piriy, and Mrs Al Hedstrom visiting Monroe Freeport.
Gus Toepel 58 longtime director of Wisconsin Legislative Reference Library collapsed in the Capitol rotunda and died at a Madison hospital. He led the library since 1950 after directing the UW extension bureau of government and was regarded as the state government expert. Assembly Speaker Haase called it a terrible blow to state government. He had previously declined a $500 raise in 1959 noting his stance on government costs.
Phillip R Blum graduated from the parachute rigger school at the Naval Air Technical Training Unit Lakehurst N J He attended Monroe high school and is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Blum Route 3 This service record item notes his Navy graduation.
Airman Richard L. Busch of Blanchardville was promoted to Airman first class in June. He entered the Air Force in 1961 after graduating New Glarus high school. He is the son of Mr and Mrs LaVerne Busch Route 1 Blanchardville. His address is Airman First Class Richard L. Busch Box 1323 Sage 4646 K I Sawyer AFB Mich.
A terse note describes a friend offering services in selling renting and hiring with a playful rhyme. It hints at informal help from a trusted contact rather than a formal business. The piece reads like a classifieds tease or tongue in cheek promotion.
Emma Neeseman Stubbe, 78, of 1009 19th Avenue, died at 11 52 this morning at St. Clare Hospital after readmission yesterday. Born in Wayne Township Lafayette County, she married Charles A. Stubbe in Freeport in 1911. She was active in St. John's United Church of Christ and led the aid society for a decade. her husband survives. Stuessy funeral home handling arrangements.
A senior Soviet intelligence officer defected to the West after weeks of CIA interrogation in Washington. Britain plans to keep his identity secret and holds him at a secure site to deter kidnapping. The move follows Moscow Penkovsky revelations and is seen as potentially forcing a Soviet intelligence overhaul.
The Assembly tabled the compromise bill as officials drafted a one year 1963 spending plan of 309 million plus 29 million to cover a deficit. Alfonsi dismissed the bill as hopeless. Reynolds watched from press row and later refused to comment on the action.
A 6-cent air mail stamp featuring a bald eagle goes on sale tomorrow in Boston at the American Air Mail Society convention. The red vertically arranged panel will be printed in unlimited quantities. Lane Pinnow enrolls in a six week poultry science course at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture studying fertility in inbred chickens.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cornwell Route 2 Evansville are the parents of daughter Sheri Lynn born Monday at Stoughton hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schindler Monroe. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cornwell Evansville.
Mrs Herman Pinnow returned from Washington D C where she attended the National North American Lily Society meeting and lily show at the national arboretum. She also visited the US Department of Agriculture Experimental Farm at Beltsville Maryland and serves on the national board of directors.
Warren Gerhart will act as chef for the Knights of Columbus bus picnic at Lakeside Heights shelter house. The event for members and guests begins at 6:30 p.m. Monday.
Capt Arthur Carter of Juda will depart tonight for two weeks of reserve training at the Military Police school in Fort Gordon Georgia. He serves with the 5045th USAR at Madison.
James Johns of the Janesville school music department presented a Civil War music program with recordings at the Monroe Kiwanis meeting held yesterday in the Swiss Wheel. He was introduced by Arthur C. Benkert.
A half acre of timberland burned Wednesday afternoon at the Yellowstone Lake Conservation Area. Darlington firemen extinguished the blaze.
Delavan resident James W Nostrand reported damage to his car in a hit and run at Recreation Park last night police said.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Anderson Route 2 announce the birth of their first child Renee Elizabeth born July 8 at St Clare hospital Mrs Anderson is formerly Joyce Sacker daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Sacker Paternal grandparents are Milford and Mrs Anderson and great grandparents Mr and Mrs Milford Anderson and Ar
Names of residents including Robert Anderson Moore head Minn Mrs Will Kubly and Mr and Mrs Adolph Sacker Monroe Jesse Anderson Mrs Alvin Anderson and Mr and Mrs E A Robertson all of Argyle appear in a local community notice.
Fire of unknown origin burned between five and ten acres of grassland along the Illinois Central tracks south of Monroe yesterday. Firemen answered the call at 1 49 p m yesterday.
Heavily armed police patrolled Savannah after tear gas dispersals for a second night of rock throwing by Negroes. Two teens were wounded, Walter Williams 18 and Gene Drew 18, as a mass march began near Memorial Hospital. Rev. Andrew Young urged restraint.
Anthony Provenzano known as Tony Pro, longtime Teamsters leader, was sentenced to seven years in prison and fined $10,000 for extorting a trucking firm. His lawyer filed an appeal to the Third Circuit after the ruling by Judge Robert Shaw, who released him on $15,000 bail.
In Eau Claire the U S Rubber Co plant, the city’s largest employer, idled by a Local 19 United Rubber Workers strike, remained shut as no further negotiations were scheduled. Two thousand one hundred sixty seven union members are affected.
A county 4 H agent reports adjustments to family home demonstration program fees. The note outlines revised charges for participation, materials, and supporting activities affecting local 4 H clubs and family projects.
The Evansville Black and White Show features 351 Holstein cattle with three fourths from 4H and FFA members. Green County entries win blue and red ribbons including Ronald Syse York Steve Digman Ardis Briggs Andrew Oliver Jim and Patsy Salesman Jane Huffman Jene Eberle Joann Lange Jolly Mixers Karen Houlberg Allen Myhre Virgil Leopold Bob and Dave Pick and others. Sandra Weiss Green County dairy queen distributed cheese samples, with Robert Zimmerman secretary of state among tasters.
Two new pole barns are planned for the Green County fair this year. One is for 4-H and FFA dairy cattle, the other for open class and junior fair beef. One barn is completed while the second is under construction.
More than 50 people attended an evening pony school at George Millers farm near Dayton. George Miller’s daughter is noted for riding and showing horses. John Wayne Bollig also shows skill in the saddle. Art Sheppert urged early training and careful halter handling with one to two feet of slack and walking parallel to the pony’s eye.
The garden and flower exhibit at the county fair may be poor this year while cacti are thriving. The speaker jokes that soon camels will be raised in Green County.
The Assembly concurred with a Senate approved measure to indefinitely push back the July 15 filing deadline for merit increase requests for state employees, extending the window without a fixed end date.
An agreement on fringe benefits was reached between two unions and Kimberly-Clark Corp. averting a strike at the Neenah plant.
In New York, Gerardo A. Re and Gerard De were convicted of a stock fraud conspiracy that bilked the public of about $5 million. Jury of 12 deliberated four hours. Co-defendants Charles Grande Ely Batkin and Jacob Yaffee also named. Sentencing set for Sept. 10.
Federal mine officials suspended the search for three missing boys after rescue workers emerged from an abandoned mine with no proof they were inside. Police Chief Andrew Orr said authorities think the youths may be above ground, while T. J. McDonald ordered a halt to reassess.
President Kennedy will spend the weekend with his family at Hyannis Port Massachusetts on Cape Cod.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.