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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
6
Daily Record reports mostly fair and warm conditions with possible showers in the west portion Tuesday night. Temperatures hold steady with lows around 55 to 63 and highs in the lower to middle 80s, cooler near Lake Michigan. Monroe area notes mostly fair skies tonight with partly cloudy Tuesday and similar temperatures.
Elmer Schwerin transfers property in section 1 Mt Pleasant Township to Wilbur R Zimmerman in a real estate transfer. The deal involves a land parcel and records show the county location for the transfer.
Judge Elmer and Sheriff’s Department personnel file results for forgery nonregistration speeding and related charges. Defendants include Marvin Hein Blanchardville Robert Watrud Brown Town Charles Ferguson Albany Kampfer Route 3 Mader Route 1 Kubly Juda Walters Browntown Metz Red Oak and Thompson Freeport with pleas, trials dates, fines or bonds where noted.
Judge Jacob Bruni presiding. Delton Jacobson of Brodhead cited for illegal mufflers with $10 and costs. Duane D. Olmstead of Warren Illinois cited for failure to have vehicle under control, ordered to pay costs. Paul R. Krattiger of Brodhead fined with $20 forfeited bond for speeding.
Monroe police report two forfeitures. One for left side street parking. another for excessive noise. Amounts set at $10 each.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs C Roy Strange 66 of Horeb Mrs Frank Pieper 76 of Davis and infant Susan Kaye Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs C Wesley Mason Hayward with brief survivor details.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crouse of Winslow announce a daughter born July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Klentz of South Wayne announce a daughter born July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Schindler of 1802 12th Street announce a daughter born July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Pinnow of Brodhead announce a son born July 14. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krasnicha of 2633 8th Avenue announce a daughter born July 14. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Klossner of Horeb announce a son born July 13.
Dr Clare Hospital is cited in an accident report naming Dr Robert E Oert ly and Sylvia Dawn Eaton connected to events in Darlington and surrounding towns including Mrs Orville Anderson Blanchardville Clara Holcomb and Brodhead with further unidentified details.
Mig Figi and associates sell their WALUX AM FM stake in Waukesha to Midwest Broadcasting Co of Albion Michigan for 425000. FCC approval required. WAUX has aired since 1947 and power boosted to 10000 watts two years ago. Midwest also owns WALM and WFRL stations.
Pennsylvania's Supreme Court overturned contempt convictions of Philadelphia Bulletin president Robert Taylor and city editor Earl Selby. The 6-1 ruling nullified fines and prison terms for refusing to disclose sources to a grand jury probing alleged City Hall corruption.
This weekend at St Clare hospital two emergency appendectomy operations were performed. Michael Reilly, 16, of 1736 Lake Drive, admitted at 9 30 a m yesterday, is in good condition and to stay about four days. Sandra Neslund, 11, of 2106 20th Avenue, had her operation last evening and is also in good condition, to be hospitalized until Thursday and celebrate her 12th birthday in the hospital Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles A Stubbe aged 76 died Friday. Funeral services were held at 2 p m at Stuessy funeral home with Rev F Gim officiating from St Johns Church where she was a member. The song service featured Mrs. Robert Buehler and Mrs Winnie Kuebli. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers including Walter Wieser Browntown Paul Franke McFarland Herbert and Victor Stauffacher Frank Deininger and John H Nyman.
A partial hospital record lists patients under categories such as Tonsillectomy and Surgical care with names and hometowns including Brodhead Beloit Janesville Juda Madison and Lake Geneva. The document also records dismissals of numerous individuals and mentions a infant son of Mr and Mrs Norvall Parrish.
Local residents attend from Milwaukee Baraboo and Green Bay as social visits and church events fill the week. Meetings include Women of the Moose July 17 at 8 pm and Womans Relief Corps picnic July 16 at 6 30 pm. Several families report weekend trips to Okee Lake Wisconsin Niagara Falls New York City and the Black Hills with relatives in Baraboo South Wayne and Juda.
Two boys aged 13 and 12 died in a house fire in Rice Lake. Their 15-year-old sister escaped by leaping from a second floor window. Fire Chief says parents were away at the time.
Park schedule lists games at Twining Park and Recreation Park. Tonight at Twining Park Martins meets Sportsmen Bar at 7 p.m. Swiss Colony faces Eagles No I at 8 p.m. Hubers plays Helland and Heins at 9 p.m. Tomorrow hosts Moose Crandall Oil Co. 7 p.m. Heeren Coplien vs Joe's Private Club 8 p.m. EUB Church vs Eagles No II 9 p.m. Recreation Park shows South Wayne vs Studers 7 45 p.m. Leopolds vs Zwickers 9 15 p.m. Tomorrow FFA vs Night Hawks 7 45 p.m. Brown town vs Eagles 9 15 p.m.
Judy Monte daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Monte of Orangeville reigned as queen at the Mid-Summer Festival the first year a queen was chosen. She is set to be a senior at Orangeville High School this fall and attends beautician school in Freeport this summer. Rain delayed Saturday events and pushed the parade to yesterday.
Two Black leaders withdrew from a racially mixed commission nominated by Beloit City Manager Richard Calland. They objected to Rev. Oliver Gibson not being appointed, with Rev. U. S. Pride and Philip Johnson also declining to serve. Gibson chairs the Beloit Christian Leadership Conference linked to King’s movement.
London report says John Strachey a leading Labour intellectual died today in a London hospital. He was 61 and had served in Attlee's postwar government as minister of food and later as secretary of state for war.
Police sought motive for the slaying of attractive college couple Shari K. Smoyer and Jack King. Smoyer, 18, Ithaca College sophomore, and King, 17, were found shot, lying side by side in a lovers lane in Pittsford, a Rochester suburb, Sunday.
In a Rochester area incident, two bodies were found face-down in front of a car owned by a man named King. Shari Smoyer, daughter of real estate man William Smoyer, resided in the fashionable suburb of Perington. King, son of Mr and Mrs George King of Geneseo, New York, was employed by an asphalt paving firm in suburban Brighton.
In Saigon two American soldiers were injured during a clash with Viet Cong forces. Details on injuries and exact location were not immediately released by military spokesmen.
Reports describe a daylong battle near Saigon between government forces and Red guerrillas in Long An Province. Government casualties were 26 killed and 51 wounded. Two American soldiers were injured. identities not released.
John W. Pietze, 24, of Cheney Kansas, died while trying to rescue Julietta Elderton after she fell from water skis on Lake Afton. Pietze helped Elderton into his boat then went after her skis and did not surface.
Mr and Mrs Norman Bidlingmaier of Jesup Georgia announce the birth of a daughter named Vicki on June 29 Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bidlingmaier Avereslo Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed Bidlingmaier and Mr and Mrs Stillman Hefty of Monticello
Barbecue event this Wednesday at St. Victor's school gym offers sandwiches, home made pies and cakes, ice cream and soft drinks with many other goodies. Public invites all attendees.
Pa Dr. C. Baumie of Monroe Medical Center was admitted to St. Clare Hospital Friday night for an emergency appendectomy. He was delivering a baby at the hospital when severe pains forced his admission. a center surgeon assisted.
William Baumgartner son of Mr and Mrs Paul Baumgartner of Highway 59 west of the Gap church has been promoted to lance corporal. He reports to the Marine supply base at Albany.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Beach of Dodgeville announce the birth of their second son this morning at Dodgeville General Hospital. The family already has a 22 month old son named Timothy. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Stanley Beach of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Neil Hulsether of Montfort.
John M. Stauffacher, serving as acting postmaster, has been nominated for the Senate by President Kennedy. He has 20 years of political experience in Willow Springs, Lafayette County, including service as assessor and prior candidacy for the state.
A brief item notes that the legislature was in session last year affecting Lafayette and Iowa counties and plans or actions related to these areas.
Miss Clara Holcomb, 86, of Brodhead, was treated for a broken hip at 5 35 p.m. yesterday in St. Clare hospital after a fall. She was scheduled for surgery today and no further condition report was available.
Mrs. Anderson was treated at 4.09 a.m. yesterday for severe scalp lacerations multiple contusions and a cerebral concussion after falling from a car. The accident occurred four miles east of Blanchardville and her condition is reported as satisfactory.
Gerald Wescott, 32, of Brodhead, was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 3 p.m. yesterday for treatment of an injury to his right eye after a sinker struck him while fishing with a friend along the Sugar River in Avon Township.
Richard Dennis Wells nine year old son of Mr and Mrs James Wells Browntown received a broken right wrist after a yard fall. He was treated at 9 15 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital and dismissed today in good condition.
Miss Sylvia Dawn Eaton, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Eaton of 1402 13th Avenue, was admitted to St Clare hospital at 12 20 p m yesterday for a fractured left arm. She fell from a horse while riding and her condition is satisfactory.
Mrs. Orville Anderson aged 22 of Route 1 Blanchardville suffered injuries in a mishap. The incident details were reported locally with emphasis on her condition and location at the time. Further information on the accident was not provided in readable text.
Miami Beach Florida Miss Wisconsin Lynn Korchanoff and seven other contestants fainted during the pageant's official opening due to heat.
Stamford Conn. Major General Henry Clay Hodges Jr. 103, retired, former head of the United States Military Academy, died at his home today.
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