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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1967
Page
6
The Daily Record notes continued hot conditions in Wisconsin with scattered thunderstorms this evening. Partly cloudy tomorrow with lows in the 60s and highs in the 90s.
The report notes since Wednesday at 1 p.m. temperatures rose to 84 degrees and fell to 64. A year ago today highs were 72 and lows 52. Sunrise is 5 35 and sunset 8 31.
Robert Lee Robinson of Brodhead and Brenda Alice Priewe, 19, of 1204 22nd Street Monroe, were issued marriage licenses.
Don S. Trow 77 of rural Albany, Gary Breitwieser 17 of Route 2 Cuba City, and Walter Evans 81 of Route 4 Janesville are listed in a local notices snippet with ages and addresses.
Mr and Mrs John E Dunlavy of Blanchardville announce the birth of their daughter on July 19.
A reader notices from St Clare Hospital listing patients and staff. Names include Thomas Wood Route 4 Orfordville Paulette Werren Browntown Sonya Leigh Swanson Blanchardville John J Kaufman Brodhead Charles Irwin Rockford Mrs Sol Burnstein Rockford John A Checki Racine John Schindler 532 22nd Ave Theodore Gau Kapp Route 1 Mrs Charles Balas Janesville William E Blum Monticello Mrs Evan Rahn Chadwick 111 Mrs Jacobina Studer 1115 15th Ave Surgical cases include Mrs Walter Johnson Durand Ill Mrs Harold Cruthers Kenosha Mrs Larry Guttmer 1322 Std St Bruce Symons Shullsburg Michael Moser Monticello Mrs Raymond W Warne Beloit Dismissals list numerous patients and staff including Jerry Overbey Jacob Meirer Carl Hermes Ronald Larsen Maurice O Ringhand Amos Syse Charles Grunder Mrs Robert Gilbert and others.
Don S. Trow 77 retired farmer and pinery operator was found dead at 10 30 a m yesterday in his yard three miles north of Albany on the Old Madison Road Wayne Nipple rural mail carrier found him as he delivered The coroner ruled death from a heart attack and no inquest will be held He had been under a doctor s care and his funeral will be at 2 p m Saturday at the Sharer Funeral Home with Rev Floyd A Fahlgren officiating He is buried in the English Settlement Cemetery
Jerome Kalk of Juda Wisconsin attends a hearing with two families of the nine Juda High School girls killed in a crash. E J Kaderly, father of one victim, says the tragedy will never be forgotten as legal action against Delta Airlines is explored.
Reported by reliable sources a Yemeni royalist center near Sanaa suffered a toxin attack last Saturday with about 150 killed and more than 350 wounded. The Hajjah location is described as 40 miles northwest of Sanaa.
Personal mentions detail multiple families from Brodhead Monroe and Clarno visiting Expo 67 in Canada and visiting relatives in Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa. Names include Burton Co plien Signe Bon lie Bruce Timm Kenneth C. Rieder Kathy Chris Kirt Linda Holcomb Rolland Johnson Kathy Johnson and more with travel via O'Hare and Lake Geneva. Kathy Johnson plans to attend Platteville State University in the fall.
Mr and Mrs William J Ghormley of Orange California announce the birth of a second daughter July 14 Their older daughter is Kaurie Lee Mrs Ghormley is the former Karen Bidlingmaier daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvan Bidlingmaier of rural Monticello
Mr and Mrs David Foulker of 2002 7th Ave welcome son Mark Robert born July 13 at St. Clare Hospital. Mother Frances Lee Kubly Foulker. siblings Michael 3 and Diane 2. Grandparents Willis Foulker and Robert Kubly. Monroe. great grandmother Emma Fritag White Haven Nursing Home.
The Monroe Coin Club will hold its first revival meeting on Tuesday July 25 at 8 p.m. at the First National Bank. Attendees are urged to bring coins and collections for a special program and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Stabler and their son Ricky travel to Minneapolis where Ricky is admitted to University Hospital for heart monitoring under medical observation.
Tri-Town Homemakers plan the annual family picnic for Sunday July 23 at New Glarus Village Park starting 12 noon. If rain interrupts, the Swiss Lanes club rooms will host the event.
A reader asks about adding grated cheddar to spoonbread and suggests it pairs well with ham or pork chops. The note hints at a preserved supper-table habit and urges experimentation with cheesy spoonbread as a savory side.
Paul Jeglum and family from El Centro California are visiting relatives in Monroe Florida. They flew into Monroe Municipal Airport on Monday and will stay about two weeks. Paul, 32, works in the space program as a test pilot and has three children Mark nine Karen five and Jill one. The visit includes a Monroe weekend stay and a Monday trip to Madison to visit Mrs Jeglum's relatives.
Birmingham man credits an abscessed tooth for saving his life after canceling a trip to a Stokely Van Camp meeting in White Sulphur Springs Virginia. R B Clark stated he canceled the flight Tuesday due to tooth trouble and believes luck and divine aid spared him.
Mrs. Donald Ripp announced the Green County Multiple Sclerosis unit collected 2206.74 dollars in the first drive, with 1402.49 from Monroe door to door, 441 from rural solicitations, 230 from cannisters, and small gifts from local groups. Ward chairmen and college student volunteers led city and rural efforts.
Madison report shows 46 people died in rural automobile accidents in June in Wisconsin, more than double the 22 killed in June 1966, per the State Motor Vehicle Department figures released Wednesday.
MADISON The State Industrial Commission ruled that men and women have equal rights to lie down on the job. The commission will require lounging areas in new industrial buildings for both men and women, replacing the older rule that only provided a reclining space for women in larger firms.
Linda Kempel eight daughter of Mr and Mrs La Verl Kempel of rural Pearl City Illinois remains in serious condition at Freeport Memorial Hospital after a wagon pulled by a tractor ran over her Tuesday night on the home farm. She fell from the wagon while riding on a load of shelled corn and was injured by the wheels.
David J. Kuter of Fond du Lac Wisconsin was named Wednesday as a winner in the Elks national youth leadership contest. He will receive a $1400 scholarship for his achievement and leadership potential.
Cupid era. This fragment notes that classified ads attract buyers renters and sellers seeking matches, describing the appeal and purpose of small personal notices in local papers. It emphasizes quick connections and practical listings for housing employment and goods.
Solicitors are needed to secure funds for a two day Cheese Days festival. Cheese sales and other money-making efforts are planned to sustain the event, which may be held every two years to reuse gained experience. The Chamber of Commerce office will likely be open Saturdays and Sunday afternoons in August and the first two weeks of September for visitor information.
MADISON The second trial of veteran Assembly leader Paul Alfonsi on a bribery charge may not start until next year. The illness of a judge a request for a new trial site and other factors delay proceedings.
The appeal of another lawmaker's acquittal and the fall legislative session are seen delaying court actions. Alfonsi, 59, a Minocqua Republican in his ninth term, will be retried on a $100 expense check bribe charge, Dane County District Attorney James Bell said Wednesday.
Princess Grace of Monaco is reported in satisfactory condition in a Montreal hospital after a miscarriage. A spokesman for Prince Rainier said she would remain hospitalized for several days. The princess and Prince Rainier have three children.
Press attache Rupert Allen reported that Princess Grace 37 attended ceremonies at Expo 67 honoring their tiny medi Mediterranean principality. Grace had been expecting her fourth child in January.
In a busy market, readers turn to classified ads to find needed goods and services. Rural and urban communities alike cite quick access to buying selling job postings and local notices as essential daily help.
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