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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1966
Page
8
Wisconsin weather outlook calls for mostly sunny skies with highs in the 70s to 80s. Partly cloudy tonight, with a chance of showers in the northwest by tomorrow night.
The report covers today from 1 PM to present with a high of 86 and low of 52. A year ago the high was 79 and the low 56. Trace rainfall noted. Sunrise at 5 31 and sunset at 8 40.
Robert Rutsch transfers to Floyd Achterberg a parcel in East Lawn Subdivision Monroe. Melvin Streiff transfers undivided half interest in 225 acres in New Glarus Township to Kenneth Streiff. Frederick Durst transfers 77 acres in New Glarus Township to Gladys Durst plus 13.75 acres referenced in deeds.
Judge Martin C Hutzel and Brodhead police report multiple traffic charges. Charles Gathany of Evansville faces failure to control vehicle with $25 and costs. Kenneth G Markley of Brodhead cited for speeding with $15 and costs. Donovan Scheidegger of Brodhead charged with no valid license $20 and costs and operating while intoxicated $100 and costs plus one year revocation of Illinois driving privileges.
Gary L. Heitz of Rockford forfeits $10 speeding charge. Marvin E. Bear Route 1 forfeits $10 excessive noise. Robette M. Mahlbuch Juda forfeits $10 speeding. Marion P. Schulz 2524 13th St. forfeits $10 for inattentive driving.
Frances Beals aged 38 of Oregon is divorced from Eli Beals aged 38 of Evansville in a Madison court.
Ian E Campbell of Belleville and Jane Y McDermott of Brooklyn filed a marriage license application in Madison. The listing notes the two will wed following standard proceedings.
Leon Kundert aged 69 of Waco Texas. Mrs William J Babler aged 76 of Orangeville. Kenneth R Ryan aged 52 of Blanchardville. Miss Mina B Cragg aged 85 of Rural Darlington. Casper Streich aged 78 of Stoughton.
Mr and Mrs John Jaeggs of Juda welcome a daughter on July 20. Mr and Mrs Charles Stakar of Freeport greet a son on July 20. Mr and Mrs Roger Dunh wid die of Juda announce a daughter on July 19. Mr and Mrs William E Schmitz at 2317 13th St celebrate a son born July 19.
Accident at St Clair Hospital involves Kevin Lloyd Bodenmann of New Glarus and Roger Dearth of Beloit plus Marion Olson Route 4 Beloit and other named residents including Theresa Shall cross of Rockford Jimmie Owens Beloit Mabel Beall Warren Fred Burkhalter Winslow and several others.
Maynard Figy 49 died Monday of a heart attack at the homestead farm. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. at the Swiss United Church of Christ in New Glarus with honorary and active pallbearers from the Consistory and church members. Reverend Paul Schnake and Reverend Selmer Farmstad will officiate. Orton Sherven and others named will serve as pallbearers. Friends may call at Zentner Funeral Home and visit the church after noon tomorrow.
Relatives report the death of Leon Kundert age 69 of Monroe native, who died at 12:30 p.m. in Hillcrest Baptist Hospital Waco Texas. He worked at the Borden Company before moving to Waco and retiring two years ago. Funeral rites were held in Waco with burial there. Survived by wife Eunice and sister Mrs Charles Schindler Edgerton. He was predeceased by his parents a brother Henry and a sister Lily.
Stoughton fire chief Ingvald Johnson, 59, was listed in satisfactory condition at a local hospital after collapsing Tuesday night while fighting a fire. He was admitted for observation following the incident and is expected to recover.
A tropical low off the Florida coast strengthened into the season’s third tropical storm named Celia. The report lists numerous individuals in medical, residential and dismissal notices, indicating community notices or social updates amid the storm event.
Personal mention lists Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moser of Monroe returning from a week in Michigan and Canada. Viet Nam maps offered at The Times office for $1. William B. Johnston and family back from two week trip to Yellow Stone and Grand Tetons. Women of the Moose plan July 20 meeting at 8 p.m. Terry Kramer, Platteville State University student, summers surveying in Platteville area at his parents’ home. Ice Cream lawn supper at Bethel E.A.B. Church July 22 starting 5 p.m. Mrs. James Nickerson and children visit Juda. Nickerson to join Dupont Company as survey engineer, moving to Wilmington, Del., August 1.
Funeral services for Mrs Valentine Glass 73 who died in St Clare Hospital Monroe will be held at 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Patrick s Catholic Church Rev Lawrence Korback will officiate Burial follows in Hillcrest Cemetery Pallbearers are Roy Schwartzlow Frank Whalen David Black Will Zimmerli Edward Schneeberger and Ivan Kittleson Friends may call at Sharer Funeral Home Rosary service is tonight Mrs Glass was preceded in death by two sons John and Valentine Jr
Mr and Mrs Gerald Gelbach of 1908 8th St name their daughter Wendi Lynn born July 11 at St Clare Hospital She has two brothers Dan 12 and Scott 9 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Cliffe Gelbach Albany and Mrs Ida Kolden Blanchardville The mother is the former Hazel Kolden.
Kevin Lloyd Bodenmann aged 3 of New Glarus was admitted to St. Clare Hospital after a fall at home caused a deep tongue laceration. He arrived around 6 last evening with his condition listed as good.
Mrs. Marion Olson, 78, Route 4, Beloit, is an accident patient in St. Clare Hospital after a fall at home. She was admitted at 12 15 p m and listed in satisfactory condition with injury to her left hip.
Gene Taylor, longtime Juda High School teacher, will teach at New Glarus next school year and plans to move his family there soon.
Mr and Mrs Paul Parisien of Detroit announce the birth of a daughter born Monday. The couple already have three children named Ann Marie Daniel and Mark. Mrs Parisien is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Barry of Argyle.
The Monticello Fire Department was summoned to the Gus Adamson farm home yesterday afternoon to extinguish a grass fire. No damage occurred.
Judge Arthur L. Luebke heard retrial motions in Green County Circuit Court concerning Joe E. Miller, former Monroe resident now in Madison, against Illinois Central Railroad over a 1964 Dane County car train crash that left him seriously injured and sought 350 000 in damages. The judge will rule by memorandum in a few days. He also heard injunction matters on extending 18th Street in the Clark v Monroe Ready Mix and Milwaukee Road case.
James J. Dahmen, an 18 year old from Argyle, was treated for facial cuts at St. Clare Hospital after a one car crash on County Trunk Y four miles northeast of Browntown at about 12:30 a.m. A passenger sustained injuries but escaped.
City officials warn year end revenues may not cover expenditures, urging department cuts. Finance chief Hilton Kirchner cites about 266000 in expected taxes vs 360000 in planned spending. Aldermen also review school district budget increases amid valuation gains and possible tax relief, while code revisions cut liquor hearing requirements and push for written protests.
The New York stock market eased after Britain announced new austerity measures to prop up the pound. Trading remained moderate in early afternoon activity.
Madison reports Governor Warren P. Knowles flew to Washington at dawn to begin a three day official trip to the East Coast before returning to Wisconsin for a week long vacation.
Mrs. William J. Babler 76 died suddenly at home in Orangeville. Born Zora Garns in Mercersburg, Pa on Aug 22 1889 she married William J. Babler in 1909. Surviving husband a daughter four sons 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Friday Zion EUB Church Orangeville. Burial Chapel Hill Cemetery. Cramer Funeral Home handles arrangements.
The article notes Jack Entratter, Sands president and Sinatra confidant, as a key figure in Farrow's secret wedding. Maureen O'Sullivan, mother of Mia Farrow, had said the ceremony would occur between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The family attended publicly only to a private service as Entratter gave away the bride with William Goetz, Red Skelton, and Entratter’s two daughters among the wedding party.
Frank Sinatra wed Mia Farrow in a ceremony that ended a romance dating to 1964. The couple had longtime public ties with Hollywood figures and shared plans amid Sinatra's prior marriages to Nancy Barbato and a divorce from Ava Gardner after two stormy years.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson imposes a six month wage and price freeze in Britain and a flat ten percent surtax on all existing taxes to support the pound.
The Ainu of Japan remain enigmatic as they live among Mongoloid groups yet resemble Europeans with light complexions round eyes heavy beards and wavy black hair They speak a language unrelated to Japanese highlighting their distinct culture and origins.
Readers are urged to find safer reliable transportation by checking daily classified ads for dependable car options. This brief highlights the value of careful selection and ongoing advertising for affordable, trustworthy vehicles.
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