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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1968
Page
10
Partly cloudy to cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely tonight. Warmer in the southeast tonight with highs 58 to 66 in the north west and 64 to 70 in the southeast. Saturday showers and storms likely ending in the northwest by afternoon. Cooler in the northwest Saturday with highs 68 to 76 in the northwest and 76 to 84 in the southeast. Sunrise 5 41 sunset 8 26.
Judge Martin C. Hutzel imposes $10 and costs on Larry D. Riley of Beloit for wrong way on a one way street. Arnie W. Agnew of Milton has speeding charge dismissed after radar check found outside city limits. Lee Kelso of Juda faces littering charge continued to August 23 at 8 pm.
Albany Court Judge Elmer Runaas and Brodhead Police list Colleen L Schuur and Ronald Arnsmeier facing fines and costs. Schuur cited for littering with 25 dollars. Turner and Brodhead police note obedience to traffic officer and disorderly conduct with hold on warrant.
A compiled docket shows several defendants with bonds forfeited for offenses such as illegal passing to the left of a yellow line speed violations and no driver’s license. Names include Roger L. Elmer Ruth Ann Thompson Lawrence H. Marty Theodor J. Sager Nathan N Norder and others with addresses in Monroe Argyle Middleton and Judo. The report also lists hospital and medical staff appointments and dismissals.
The Post Office will reduce services and hiring to meet Congress mandated federal employment cuts to the 1966 level. Effective July 27, Saturday window service ends. July 1 extensions of city and rural delivery are curtailed. no new housing subdivisions will receive mail delivery.
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL 86, of 1312 14th St., was taken to St. Clare Hospital by ambulance at 3 p.m. yesterday. She is a medical patient and has been ill at home. Mrs. Germann is the widow of Lee Germann. A hound and a black dog were placed in the pound. WELCOME A SON Dr. and Mrs. David A. Reinke announce the adoption of a son, Steven Jonathan, with sister Sarah Kathryn. Grandparents listed from Monroe and Tucson. YOUTH FOUND DEAD RHINELANDER Dale Minnick Jr., 19, was found dead in a car near Highway 17 from apparent carbon monoxide poisoning after the car bogged in mud. A bombing at Evergreen Review in Greenwich Village caused no injuries.
Bill Ainlay 16 nephew of Mrs. Harold E Whitehead returns to Troy Kansas after a ten day visit with the Whiteheads. Mrs. Fred Schindler accompanied Mrs. Whitehead to O Hare Chicago to see him off. Other notes include Mr. and Mrs Nelson Schwend’s three day visit in Highland Illinois for a 53rd anniversary class reunion at the Evangelical United Church of Christ.
The report lists 10 000 LBS 8 000 LBS and 6 000 LBS classes with contestants from Evansville Browntown Monroe Winslow and other Illinois and Wisconsin towns led by Gordon Andrew Edward Engen Jr Dan Brewer and Dan Brauer. A city ordinance in North Las Vegas updates long hair rules to bathing caps for all long haired persons. Floyd F Spalding, 31, was killed in an accidental rifle discharge in Wisconsin Rapids kitchen. In New York stocks oils show mixed gains as trading slows from the prior day.
Chicago hogs traded unevenly with barrows and gilts up to 25 cents higher across weight classes. Cattle trading steady to 25 higher with prime and high grade steers and heifers. sheep and spring lambs steady. Wisconsin cheese bids firm with no sales at close and several barrel and Swiss bids reported.
Fritz Kopp earned 96 points at Dop peler Factory in Monroe securing first in Class Three. Roy Rothenbuehler scored 91 at Hay Hollow Factory Blanchardville for second. Mrs Grant Disrud led Platteville with 95 in Cheddar Class Six. David Seeholzer topped Silver Lewis Monticello with 9742 points in Brick, Terry Wichser 97 at Apple Grove Monticello second, Larry Larson 96 percent Health Valley Juda third, Glen Kortman 96 Bidlingmaier-Isely Monroe fourth. Fritz Kopp won Limburger at Deppeler Factory Monroe first. Ad line: Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker.
The FBI, born 60 years ago on July 16 1908, marks its anniversary with little fanfare as it employs about 16 000 people. The piece recalls its founding amid political strain and its later rough transition under J Edgar Hoover in the 1920s and 1930s.
The report lists census by group with totals for City and Country and Parochial areas, totaling 3 123 1 521 306. North Korea says Pueblo crewmen will not be returned without US apology. Taxi drivers threaten strike in Chicago on Aug 16 if contracts fail. Juvenile gangs smash windows in Detroit near 12th Street.
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