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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
8
Daily Record notes cool temperatures arriving tonight with showers in the east portion. Thursday brings mostly fair weather with cooler air, lows in the 50s to 60s and highs in the mid 70s to low 80s. Monroe zone reports humid early tonight with possible thundershowers then turning cooler and fair Thursday.
From yesterday afternoon report the high reached 80 and the low 60 with trace to .03 inch of spotty showers. Blythe California posted the warmest reading of 111 while Mull an Idaho Havre Montana tied for coldest at 44. Sunrise 5 36 sunset 8 35.
County Court Judge Roger L Elmer Thomas Gibbons Sterling forfeited a 30 bond for failure to have vehicle under control Ernest E Rikli Route 3 Dodgeville daytime speeding forfeited 35 bond Biggs Cheese Co Route 1 Argyle no registration forfeited 15 bond Robert R Reed Route 4 Freeport too fast for conditions forfeited 35 bond Monroe Police Phillip Robert Johnson Route 1 Blanchardville failure those WAAC near CoArtrol forfeited 30 bond
Frieda Bechtolt named executrix of A Earl Bechtolt estate who died June 9 and under a December 26 1958 will she is heir. Appraisers Henry Aebly and F L Buchschacher. Letters of special administration issued to Fred H Schmidt in Irene estate. Two daughters Hazel Becker and Ruth Wright named executrices and heirs in Esther S Hoesly estate who died July 2. Lillian Yaun executrix of Roy D Beightol estate who died June 29 with brother Raymond as heir under will dated September 10 1962. Appraisers C O Brunkow and Leland Jordan. Helen Luedy named executrix of Dorothy Stuntz estate who died June 4 with six children share in settlement: Helen Luedy Irene Striker Leona Weber Viola Schupbach Lloyd Edwards and Ivan Edwards. Appraisers M L Barton and M J Ingwell.
Alfred Charles Dunlavey aged 23 of Ol vz 11M street and Karen Mae Lynch aged 17 of 1303 14th street apply for a license in Freeport. Gary Lee Blankenhorn aged 19 and DeLores Mary Jones aged 17, both of Orangeville, apply for licenses.
Elmer W. Coomber, 77, of Lena dies. William Timm, 79, of Footville passes away.
Mr and Mrs Gene Frauchiger of South Wayne welcome a son born July 17. Mr and Mrs Richard Caav er ple of Brodhead announce a daughter born July 17.
Melanie Ann Schlittler of Brodhead undergoes tonsillectomy at St. Clare Hospital. Other names include Mrs Clifford Bear Sr Verona, Clifford C Thomas Shullsburg, Steven N Stuessey Gratiot, Mrs Lena Olson South Wayne, Dale Wild New Glarus, Wallace V Schultz Colby, Mrs Gerald Krupke South Wayne, Edward H Evenson, Edwin Thurm Morris Ill, Mrs Perry Deal Route 3, Mrs Olive Pfile Freeport, Mrs Kenneth Van Acker Darien, Kevin V Jorgenson South Wayne, Karl William Jero Beloit, Michael James Steed 807 28th Avenue William Hastert Darlington, Keith Lyle Reed Route 1. Dismissals include James C McDaniel Dietrich Stauffacher Thomas Davis Kevin Reuter Gerald Wescott James MckKillip Elias
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Willard Brown Allen and Rena in Denver with his aunt Mrs Sam Magdal Legion and Auxiliary picnic Thursday at 6 30 p m at Twin ing Park adv Mrs George Day and Mrs Russell Fitzsimmons Dodgeville visited Mr and Mrs Henry Nygaard yesterday.
Continued from page 1 the major divisions show changes from 1961 to 1963. Real estate shifts include residential land down $4,418 and improvements up $358,680, while personal property rises in merchants stock and furniture and fixtures, with overall tax roll climbing from 32,878,048 to 33,281,758 a net gain of 403,710.
La Crosse prosecutors charged Ardis Nelson 19 La Crosse and Ronald Schroeder 18 Caledonia Minn with abducting a 14 year old on a city street. A 17 year old Caledonia youth was sent to juvenile court with a bid to try him as an adult.
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows Swiss steady with fair to good demand. Cheddar offerings ample in large styles and adequate in small styles, with prices for 40-pound blocks around 35 to 38 percent and daisies 38 to 39 percent. Swiss steady with adequate supplies and prices for blocks 43 to 44, grades B 40 to 42, grace C 37 to 39.
Monticello will hold the annual meeting of Joint School District No. 3 at 8 p.m. Monday in the Monticello school. An election will fill terms for three years on the school board, succeeding Donald Root and George Granzow.
Ronald W. Trickel of Woodford announces a new Rawleigh agency in northern Green County offering a full Home Line range and a complete Farm Line selection for local customers.
Joseph Coffey of 714 24th Avenue is in serious condition after major surgery yesterday at the Madison Veterans Hospital where he was admitted a week ago. He resides in Room 6A 6035 and visitors are not allowed at this time.
Merle Sacia of Northern Propane Gas Co omaha spoke on LP Gas present and future and the gas industry at Marco's. DeMolay plans an August party with featured activities at a 7 30 PM meeting in the Masonic Temple.
Freeport police, acting on information from Monroe police, arrested William H. Williams 38 alias William Edward Heigh. Williams had been wanted in Monroe since February 16 1959 on forgery and was also sought on a theft charge from 1959 involving a P J on Plumbing and Heating check in North Platte Nebraska.
Park schedule lists games at Twining Park and Recreation Park for tonight and tomorrow. Matches include White Haven vs Milwaukee Cheese at 7 p.m and Dornans vs South Wayne at 7 p.m with other pairings through 9 p.m.
Public utility and transport workers in Paris briefly struck to protest a government bill requiring five days notice before a public service strike. The action disrupted services while lawmakers debate the measure.
U S and British negotiators met Foreign Minister Gromyko in a three hour session amid signs of progress toward a limited nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. East German officials arrived for talks on foreign policy matters as part of the broader discussions.
Miss Daphne Stassin of 2523 11th street is one of seven recipients of Penfield scholarships for studies in diplomacy international affairs and Belle-Lettres from New York University. The award recognizes superior academic performance for full-time masters and doctoral programs. Stassin is an instructor and graduate student at the university and a Milwaukee Downer Seminary and University of Wisconsin alumna.
Park personnel held a checker tournament at Recreation Park yesterday with seven winners across age divisions. Winners include Wally Marti Carol Booth nine year olds Bob Holyoke Ernest Laeser ten year old Mike Mossman eleven year olds Greg Oates and Dick Holyoke. The national anthem of Malaysia borrows its melody from Moonlight and musicians are now forbidden to play it as a love song.
Swiss beauty Evelyn Carsony, 20, a Folies Bergere dancer, attends a Las Vegas race event. Hollywood producers and directors approach her within minutes, asking for name and address while she weighs offers in writing and dollars.
New York stock market swung after the SEC called for a drastic overhaul of trading procedures. Volume neared four million shares, higher than Tuesday, with industrials rising while rails and utilities lagged. Chrysler slipped from a small gain to a fractional loss.
Prof. Virgil W. Rabe, Monroe high school alum, received the Doctor of Theology at Harvard Divinity School in Cambridge during last month’s commencement. He is a son of Mrs. Jay Eaton and Milton Rabe, earned a BA from Wisconsin in 1954, a BD from McCormick in 1957, and has taught religion and philosophy at Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Missouri since 1961. He and his wife reside with their two children at 401 E College in Marshall.
Communist authorities announce the arrest of a West German woman and two Hungarian citizens on espionage charges in Budapest. The report notes the wide scope of the crackdown and the high profile nature of the case.
A brief line notes renting a room via the Monroe Evening classified section. It implies use of local newspaper ads to find lodging. No dates, prices, or names provided in the readable text.
The Federal Reserve raised the discount rate from 3 to 3.5 percent for seven of twelve banks with others to follow. President Kennedy planned a congressional message on the balance of payments problem. House Banking Chair Wright Patman called the move terrible and vowed to summon the Fed board.
Stephen Mick of Boscobel and Joseph Clarquist of Chicago conduct nightly tent meetings except Saturday at 8 p.m. two miles south of Brodhead on Highway 81. A large Bible chart illustrates teachings and messages are presented in a special manner. The meetings are open to the public.
Moose Lodge will sponsor a benefit dance on August 31 at Turner Hall to raise funds for the Green County Agricultural Chest. Proceeds will support agricultural events including corn picking contests, with Jack L. Marty and Ted Schmiedlin chairing the Moose civic affairs effort. A Dacca card party was canceled due to Fair Week.
Gov John W Reynolds vetoes a Wisconsin bill that would have let state producers use color additives in canned cherries and apples. Supporters said state producers face competition since coloring is allowed in other states. Reynolds cited federal laws restricting interstate shipping of artificially colored cherries unless clearly labeled sub standard.
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