Sly Ly Record July 23 1963
Record brief from July 23 1963 noting SLY LY RECORD with date reference. Details are sparse but indicate a tag or label associated with an event or release.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
6
Record brief from July 23 1963 noting SLY LY RECORD with date reference. Details are sparse but indicate a tag or label associated with an event or release.
Mostly sunny this afternoon and Wednesday with fair tonight. Warmer northwest Wednesday with lows in the 60s and highs near 85 to 92. Monroe zone mirrors the pattern with highs 87 to 92 and continued warmth tonight.
State Patrol records show multiple defendants forfeiting bonds for traffic and licensing violations. Names include Roger L Elmer Clayton Milestone, John Brugger Jr, Boniface B Kundrat, Victor Severson, and the Greenwood Cemetery Association. Locations span Mt Horeb and Chicago with offenses such as overloading truck licenses and no pass zone.
Monroe police report shows Lillian E. Schindler of Monroe forfeiting $10 due to limitations on backing in a noted forfeiture case.
Orlean Thomas Wahl 59 of 904 30th Avenue Ella Thorson 79 of Orfordville Alfred Meighan Lena Illinois Melvin O Lenz 60 of Freeport Mike Weissenfluh 77 of Ridgeway William Fred Meier 76 of Freeport are named in probate notices or death records with ages and residences.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Duerst of Monticello welcomed a daughter on July 22. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sigalus of 2567 9th Street welcomed a son on July 23. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riese of Route 1 welcomed a son on July 23.
List of patients undergoing tonsillectomies at St. Clare Hospital, including Craig Coots, Mrs Omer Peevy, Mrs Lilian Zentner, Mrs Vernus Gilbertson, Nellie Anderson, Debra Metcalf, and others from various towns. Dismissals include Wallace Schultz and multiple named families and infants.
Albany special meeting re elected three incumbent board members. Lawrence Dunphy named president and Mrs Ruth Whalen named treasurer while G E Heitzman was re elected clerk. Dunphy and Mrs William (Shirley) Dunphy were elected to three year terms. Arthur Houlberg named to a one year term. Forty four attend.
Funeral services for 90 year old Mrs Irene Allen of Route 1 Browntown were conducted at 1:30 PM at Stuessy funeral home with Richard Kneifel of Jehovahs Witnesses officiating. Burial followed at Cadiz cemetery. Pallbearers included John Williams Kenneth Goodman Emil Mauerman Jacob Teuscher Sam Buehler and Oscar Nybroten.
Orlean T Wahl born January 18 1904 in Blanchardville dies at 4 15 this morning in St Clare hospital after five years ill He worked eight years at Montgomery Ward 1960 return He farmed 1934 52 in Woodford Wiota area Surviving wife a daughter two sons parents sisters and ten grandchildren Services Thursday 2 pm East Viota Lutheran Church Monroe burial East Viota Church Cemetery New Comer Funeral Home Monroe handling arrangements
Mike Weissenfluh, 77, Ridgeway area farmer and father of Werner Weissenfluh of Monroe, died Sunday in a Dodgeville hospital. Private funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Ayers funeral home. He was born in Switzerland and came to the United States in 1905. He farmed north of Ridge Way. Surviving are a son, a daughter Mrs. Kenneth Fiene, Davis, Illinois, a brother Arnold, a sister Mrs. Andrew Jaggs, Ridgeway, and three grandchildren. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
Cadet Technical Sgt. Neil Jacobs of the Air Force Academy Colorado Springs will speak at the Monroe Kiwanis meeting Thursday at 12 15 p m in the Swiss Wheel He is a 1961 Monroe High School graduate now finishing his second year at the academy He will show photos of life at the academy and of West Berlin where he recently served
Tonight at Twining Park slowpitch features Eagles No I versus Heeren and Coplien at 7 p m Moose against White Haven at 8 p m and Crandall Oil Co against Milwaukee Cheese at 9 p m Tonight softball has Eagles facing Commercial Bank at 7 45 p m Browntown against FFA at 9 15 p m Tomorrow slowpitch lines up EUB Church versus Firemen at 7 p m Eagles No II versus Baumgartners at 8 p m Lanz Hardware against Power and Light at 9 p m Tomorrow softball games are listed as scheduled with 50 ftball noted.
Personal notices show Mr. and Mrs. Doran Zwygart and family at 705 25th avenue hosting Mr. and Mrs. C J Cannon of Neenah. Mrs. Jerry Figi and her son Baird plan to return to Chicago after visiting since Saturday with relatives. Five youths from Emanuel EUB church stay at Camp Lucerne near Neshkoro in Marquette County this week: James Tertin Tom Nondahl William Stewart Cindy Stuessy and Diane Siedschlag.
Seven Monroe students were among 1 036 standout youths from the Midwest in the University of Wisconsin Summer Music Clinic. Named were Barbette Burgy Barbara Frantz Linda McGuire Wayne Moore Suzanne Olsen Judy Winger and John Wegmueller son of Ernest Wegmueller Route 2.
William Fred Meier a native of Lena Illinois and a railroad conductor for 33 years with the IC died after an extended illness in Freeport. Services set for 3 p m tomorrow at Burke Tubbs Funeral Home with Rev Charles Landwehr of First Lutheran Church officiating. Burial in Oakland Cemetery. He was born January 15 1887 and married Jennie Marle March 27 1920 in Rockford confirming a long partnership. He leaves wife and a brother George of Buena Vista Si with a brother and sister predeceased him.
Madison Wisconsin market notes cheddar cheese steady with normal trade through outlets. Cutting blocks and small styles tight in places. overall supplies ample. Prices list 40 pound blocks at 35 38 and 39 percent ranges, longhorns 38 to 39 percent, midgets 37 to 40 percent.
Brodhead native and Rockford Morning Star editor L. Karney is a patient at University Hospitals Madison after a July 9 general check up and a minor surgery yesterday. His condition is reported as very satisfactory.
Physicians urge vacations to break daily stress and improve health. They advise a health check up before travel and carrying sufficient medicines for regular or emergency needs to ensure a happy and wealthy trip.
Melvin O Lenz 60 Freeport retired IC section foreman died after a heart attack. Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Burke Tubbs funeral home with Masonic rites tonight. Survived by wife Frances two children Milford and Mrs Loren Sciutto, two brothers and two sisters. He retired from the railroad in 1958 after 29 years.
Miss Janet Richardson and David Mayer of Union Presbyterian Church Monroe returned from a week at Christ Presbyterian Milwaukee where 14 counselors assisted a day camp for neighborhood children aged seven to 11. The program included trips to the zoo parks beaches and a farm. Union Church will host Christchurch students from Milwaukee on August 9 and 10 for an all church picnic.
Raymond Rupnow an employee of the North Central Gas Co has undergone knee surgery at St. Clare hospital. His condition is satisfactory and he probably will be hospitalized for several weeks.
Lori Ann Duffy is the newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Duffy born July 15. Mrs. Duffy is the former Linda Elmer. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmer Duffy, Mr. Horeb, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Elmer of Belleville.
Robette Preston and Beverly Schmid of Route 1 Juda are among 1,036 outstanding Midwest students taking part in the University of Wisconsin Summer Music Clinic, with activities continuing through Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Tom Stefonek of Vernon have named their newborn son Jon Patrick born July 3. Stefonek taught at New Glarus high school last year and now studies on a scholarship at the University of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Joyce Coleman of Route 1 Juda drove a car struck by Maurice Van Eeckhout of Mt. Pleasant Illinois last Friday. Initial reports said Coleman vehicle struck Van Eeckhout car, but the facts were revised to show the opposite.
Debra Metcalf 8 daughter of Mr and Mrs Don ald Metcalf of 1411 22nd Avenue had a minor operation at St Clare hospital this morning and will be dismissed later today.
Mrs. Jim Sterling of Gibson Ohio is named as the maternal great great grandmother. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Jeglum and Mr. Horeb. Great grandparents include Mrs. George Rude Mr. Horeb and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider of New Glarus.
Suzanne Olsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard P Olsen 2506 6th Street underwent an emergency appendectomy at noon today in Hayward Hospital. Her parents left immediately for there upon learning of her hospitalization. Suzanne arrived at Camp Birchwood yesterday for a Girl Scout outing.
Paul Krattiger an 18 year old from Brodhead was sentenced in Janesville to not more than two years in Green Bay State Reformatory for grand larceny after pleading guilty. He was among five local youths arrested last month for auto part thefts across Rock Green and Dane counties. He also received concurrent three month terms in county jail for four counts of petty larceny. The judge ordered any further time in other counties to run concurrent with the reformatory term.
Hospital tests on Sen. Warren G. Magnuson continued after he was admitted in Seattle with a high fever last weekend.
Mrs Anna Trickel spent the weekend in Chicago where her son Dan Courtney performs at Dorchester Music Hall in a dinner theater. Dan played a deputy in Finian's Rainbow and also has a role in Pal Joey which opens soon.
David Smith 19, son of William F. Smith, Route 2, was treated and released from St. Clare hospital at 10 30 Sunday night. He required nine stitches to close a cut above his eye after two teenagers collided head on while running near Don's Standard Station.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Jeglum of rural Horeb welcomed a son born July 10. Maternal grandparents are Ronald and Jean Foster of Belleville. Great grandparents are Earl and Anna Foster of New Glarus and related family members.
E L Niffenegger Jr. was chosen as one of six national delegates for the Third District to attend the American Legion event. The selection places Niffenegger among a group of district delegates representing local veterans in national affairs.
The state convention in Madison awarded the Zilmer-Riley Legion post the McCoy trophy for best Americanism activities. Fred Flick marched in Hawaii issued 1912 uniform. Auxiliary Junior members Robert Wartenweiler and Donald Jordi also joined. Barbara Rasmussen, nursing scholarship recipient Monroe introduced at Sunday gathering. scholarship pin awarded. Past presidents luncheon attended by Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. Connors, Mrs. Ault. Notable past members Olin Flisram Jordi William Eberhardt Sam Pickett Niffenegger and Robert Hendrickson attended Auxiliary members present.
The list includes Mrs. Russell West Mrs. Eberhardt Mrs. Niffenegger Mrs. Donovan Jones Mrs. Lind Mrs. Connors Mrs. Ault Miss Helen Zilmer Mrs. Nellie Engles and Mrs. Freda Bray.
Officers logged two minor accidents yesterday. At 10 33 a m in the 500 block of 21st avenue, Mary J Proessel and Lillian E Schindler drove cars causing moderate damage. A Swiggum vehicle rolled from a Recreation Park stall and struck Wellenkotter’s car, also with moderate damage, involving Melody Lee Wellenkotter Browntown and Janet Swiggum Browntown.
Frederick J. Sarles will join the county sheriff’s department as deskman radio operator after resigning as operator of the city disposal plant. The move was announced at a Board of Public Works meeting in City Hall yesterday afternoon. Rex Eyler, a county technician, remains in his current role.
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