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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
8
Wisconsin forecast shows cooler conditions with a chance of showers tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures range from the 50s to 60s with a high near 82 and a low around 54 since Wednesday. Sunrise at 5:29 and sunset at 8:36. Year ago today recorded highs and lows were 91 and 70.
A batch of property transfers lists sellers buyers and parcels in Monroe and neighboring areas. Transfers include Rosine srunxow et al to Alois T Beer in Outlet 43 Fractional It 6 sec 2 Monroe and Jacobson to Robert J Jacobson It 7 and 8 blk 9 Dickson s Add Brod head. Others include James E Schwoegler to Mary P Wilson Goetz Acre Add Monroe N Roy Bowman to Mozelle Staley Original Plat Al bany and Roy L Ashley to J A Nussbaumer Railroad Add Monroe. Helen Weiss to Robert Maurer and back to Weiss in Clarno Township. Clarence Herbert W Russell to Wylie Fulton Sunrise Point No 2 Valeria grantow to Jerry Briggs Clarno Township M K Johnson and N B Coplien to Custom Home Builders Inc East Side Terrace Monroe.
The Monroe Police cite Richard Mahikuch of Monroe for speeding with a $10 fine and Beatrice Ripp of Monroe for failure to have vehicle under control with a $25 fine. Chester Dillon of Monroe also fined $10 for speeding. Michael Minder and William Deininger face penalties for yield signaling and inattentive driving in Monroe and Argyle respectively.
Ev and Mrs John Masters Browntown announce a daughter born July 12. Mr and Mrs Richard Horn Monticello welcome a daughter born July 12. Mr and Mrs Nelson Malkow Monticello announce a son born July 12.
St. Clare Hospital Medical lists patients in several sections including Mrs. Charles Heisz from Gays Mills and Mrs. Myrtle Hundley of South Beloit. Surgical patients include Nathan Hartwig and John Schiesl. Dismissals cover Stanley Monte and others.
Butter scores cited as 93 AA 66 92 A 66 90 B 632 89 C 59 percent. Cars at 9 B 64 percent and 89 C 60 percent. Eggs grade A whites 33 mixed 32 mediums 24 standards 25.
Francis J Burns of Philadelphia visits Monroe friends. The Burns family moved from a Route 1 farm to 1720 20th St Monroe. Heritage visits include Foss Dooley families at Milwaukee Zoo and Luella Free man returning to Holden after Monroe and Minnesota visits. Other mentions include cottage trips near Hayward and a Chicago wife visiting family in Monroe.
Evening program at the Historical Museum features demonstrations by Mr. and Mrs. Riem from Orangeville and a centennial event with a silver tea to follow. Their family links include a grandfather settling in Orangeville in 1845 and work at Borden milk plant before Hoard's Creamery.
William Laverne Bouers of West Bend entered St. Clare Hospital for tests and diagnosis after months of intermittent illness. Knights of Columbus announce a family picnic at Twining Park on July 17 at 6 p.m. Stock rack collision near 5th Ave caused no injuries or trestle damage. Officials report a gray Angora kitten with a hint of yellow placed in the pound.
Habecker, after four years of failure, hatched an egg from a captive screech owl in an incubator. If successful the chick could be the first to grow to maturity in captivity. He advocates large clean cages and proper diet as keys to success. Zoos eye two research aims including owl diets and daytime rest. A potential long term use is pest control in cities.
Assembly committee member David R. Obey of Wausau called Gov Knowles highway safety plan implied consent tests a dangerous piece of garbage. He argued the proposal infringes the right to refuse testing against oneself during a luncheon with Dane County Democrats.
President Charles de Gaulle arrives in Bonn for two days of discussions with Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger. The visit signals ongoing Franco German efforts amid postwar European diplomacy.
James Marty of Monroe is chosen by John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance to join its ten week summer actuarial training. He will study in the group pension division while taking classes in probability statistics and life insurance principles. He is one of 15 students selected from many applicants nationwide.
Gov Warren P Knowles signed the Kellett merger plan into law, praising it as a legislative masterpiece after months of Capitol crisis. The blueprint would shrink 87 state agencies into 28 major boards and departments, with William R. Kellett leading the task force.
The Bloodmobile program sponsored by the Monroe fay cettes aims to meet a county quota of 121 pints for Monday July 31. Mrs Richard Witt serves as general chairman and many hours of planning precede the arrival of the unit.
The Assembly sent a campus relocation measure to the Senate amid talks of reconsideration. If approved, the plan shifts the new University of Wisconsin Green Bay campus west of the city to better serve Appleton area students. The Senate is not expected to act before the fall session opening October 3.
Kaare, a Norwegian in Monroe, describes his travels in Germany and Italy, loves music and drawing, and notes Americans eat more meat while Norwegians eat fish. He lives near Oslo and finds Monroe quiet with friendly people and easy navigation despite severe winters.
Kaare, a Norwegian guest, enjoys 70 degree weather in Wisconsin and notes Celsius in Norway versus Fahrenheit in America. He mentions upcoming Lions Club exchange with his American host family and looks forward to showing his hosts the fjords and the Midnight Sun experience.
Oscar Salsas and Gladys Andrews recall life in Green Bay as they note his family includes Mrs Edward Saalsan and Leslie, with two sons Leon and Ralph deceased. A Wisconsin farm leader, he graduated from a 1899 University of Wisconsin dairy course by Professor Stephen Babcock, first to test dairy cows in Lafayette county, and later promoted pure bred seed, crop production, and soil conservation while serving 52 years on the school board and Holstein associations. He traces dairy history from red and roan cattle to registered Holsteins.
He recalls breeding history from 1915 when Holsteins grew popular. After raising a grade herd with purebred bulls, he bought his first purebred in 1922. Now all farm animals are purebred and milking about 60.
Funeral services were held for J Peter Kubly 88 a retired farmer who died Sunday July 9 of a heart attack at the Stnessy Funeral Home. Rev Milton G Petzold of St Johns United Church of Christ officiated with Ben Blaser leading a song service. Grandsons Curtis and Kenneth Kubly Nathan Speich Erving Andrews John Steiner and Roy Blum served as pallbearers. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery.
Miss Gertrude Erb, 53, veteran teacher and South School principal, died Monday. Rites were held yesterday at St. John's United Church of Christ where she was a member and choir singer. Officiating were Rev. Calvin P. Fischer, Rev. Jon G. Petzold, and Rev. Paul H. Olm. St. John's sanctuary choir participated.
The record lists songs sung at a funeral including In Peace In Joy I Now Depart and Just As I Am with Mrs Werner Bernet and Ben Blaser performing Wo Findet die Seele die Heimat die Ruh. Organist was Mrs Roy Gem peler. Pallbearers named are Robert Van Wagenen now of Mineral Point John L Reese Wayne Stroessner Alfred Henning Ward A Stack pole and Marvin Schwerin. Body moved from Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home to the church at 10 am. Also mentions a 1420 Venetian leaf sugar invention discovery.
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