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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1963
Page
6
Daily Record reports cool air in northwest portions with near fifty degrees. Tuesday forecasts partly cloudy and warmer with possible afternoon or night thunder showers. Overnight lows expected from the lower 50s northeast to the lower 60s far west. Tuesday highs reach the mid to upper 80s.
Judge Roger L Elmer hears cases including Richard E Wilde with a not guilty plea and trial at 11 a m Aug 1 2 in Monroe County. Gary V Knouse faces failure to control vehicle with no plea and set to 10 a m Aug 1. Raymond J Luchsinger cited for failure to yield right of way 20 fine plus costs. Leva in Baumeariner cited for current license tag display 10 fine plus costs. Joseph W Moore charged with improper registration and operating after revocation set over to Aug 1.
Ralph Henry Stauffacher age 21 of Route 4 and Linda Grundahl age 22 of 2423 5th street uniting. David Miles Morgan age 25 of Route 1 Orfordville with Mary Jane Dulles of A Brodhead. Geraldine Kay Rufer age 19 of 5174 17th avenue and another party at 541 17th avenue.
A compiled list names multiple individuals with ages and hometowns including Mrs Emma Trickel 82 of 1330 16th street Mrs Jacob Taxacher 76 of 2425 12th street Edward Haegele 65 New Glarus Miss Winifred Salisbury 83 Evansville Peter N Anderson 84 Evansville Wisse ie Wau Aira vB New Glarus Mrs Lewis Burke Darlington Mrs Earl Ethridge Belleville Dennis McNett Warren Rev Lyman Farrar Beloit. Dismissals: Roy Hanson Jerry Boyer Daniel Hendrickson Robert Grossglauser Lloyd Tarnutzer Kenneth Chambers Rhonda Thorson Mrs John Graves Penny Barmore Mrs Harold Holloway Mrs Henry Hildebrand Mrs Lee Morris ee 29.
Debra Kainz Blanchardville and a medical staff roster include Robert Klitz Juda Mrs Sherman Dalton Apple River Joyce Kraus 1017 8th Avenue Margaret Merlet Beloit Paul Grossenbacher New Glarus Mrs Paul O Connor South Wayne Mrs William Hull Janesville Adrian McGraw Beloit Worley C Miller Juda Ralph Balch Orfordville Melton Montgomery Janesville Walter Metz Monticello and Karl Jacobson Monticello listed for tonsillectomy under St Clare Hospital.
Fr New Glarus and nearby names listed among several individuals including Mrs. Lewis Burke Darlington and Mrs. Earl Ethridge. Aimed at renting a room via Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times. Mentions Tarai Tien e and Mrs. Franz Camenzind with Monroe connections. Great grandparents include Mrs. Elsie Rufener Monroe and Mrs. Kath erine Camenzind Switzerland.
Mrs. Jacob Taxacher 76 lifelong county resident died Saturday after four months in White Haven nursing home Old age complications. Funeral services 1:30 p m tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home Rev Paul H Olm will officiate Burial in Greenwood cemetery She was born Frieda Weis November 1 1885 in Monroe Township married Jacob Taxacher November 1 1904 in Freeport Surviving daughter Lillian Krassy Monroe three brothers Fred Carl Robert Weiss and sister Mrs Fred Kraus Allotte deceased include Otto Will Rose funeral details and family notes per obituary.
Grandparents Mr and Mrs Franz Camenzind are listed among visitors for a park schedule event on Monday. The fragment notes family attendees and a family-oriented program lineup.
Mrs. Gerritt E. Mouw and son Edward W. Mouw left Saturday for an extended visit to Florence. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Friedrichs and family from Monroe have returned home after a week at Parker Lake Lodge near Wisconsin Dells. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Lovell and John and Jim of South Pasadena Calif have returned home after visiting relatives here. Rev. Gerritt E. Moow left to attend a ministers conference at McCormick Theological Seminary. City Engineer A. R. McDaniel and son expect to return from Anaheim Calif. Mrs. Kathryn Pontell, formerly of Argyle, now resides at Caravilla Nursing Home near Janesville. Plane ticket services advertise travel by air line with Happiness Tours and others. Alison conducted tours by plane ship rail or motorcoach. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rundle and Mina Flannery of Monroe returned from a 2500 mile trip through Michigan Canada New York Minnesota. They visited Mrs. Rundle's brother Norman Lynn and daughter Debra in Battle Creek. Mrs. Jerry Meythaler and sons Jonathan and Jeffrey from suburban Milwaukee are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gottlob Krauss. Mr. Meythaler will be here Wednesday. The Krausses and guests visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fair near Freeport. Mrs. Krauss is a cousin of Mrs. Fair.
Graveside services for Miss Clara Emmerick 85 who died in Chicago Saturday will be held at 1 p m tomorrow at Greenwood cemetery on the family lot Rev Paul H Olm of St John s United Church of Christ will officiate Lain and Son funeral home of Chicago is in charge The former Monroe resident was a retired kindergarten teacher who taught many years in Chicago There are no immediate survivors.
Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman will visit GOP headquarters at the Green County Fair on Wednesday morning. Rep. Henry C. Schadeberg of Burlington will greet attendees Saturday morning and State Senator Gordon W. Roseleip will attend both Saturday and Sunday. Roseleip will present a trophy to a junior swine winner on Saturday.
Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. today for infant Daniel Dwayne Berry of Argyle. Rev. Harold A. Allison officiated at Woodlawn Cemetery. Daniel was born at St. Clare hospital and died early yesterday. Surviving are his parents Roger and Manda Berry, grandparents Ruth Flannery and Harold and Mrs. Berry. Erickson Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Edmund C. Hamilton Sr. is under treatment at the Douglas Saugatuck Mich Community hospital for a heart and respiratory condition. He was taken ill early Friday and his attending physician said Sunday that his condition is good and he is responding to treatment.
Mr and Mrs Louis G Studer announce the birth of a daughter at St Clare hospital on July 26 192? Their address is 2302 18th avenue Mrs Phyllis Baumgartner Studer former Baumgartner is the maternal line with Alfred Baumgartner Route 3 Paternal grandparents are Ernest Studer Monroe and Mrs Fred Studer Monticello
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E Parisien of Detroit announce the birth of a son this morning. The mother's maiden name is Margaret Ann Barry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Barry of Argyle. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parisien of Detroit with maternal great grandmothers Mrs. Anna Lysser of Monroe and Mrs. Margaret Barry of Argyle.
Suzanne Olsen fourteen was sent home by her parents Mr and Mrs Howard F Olsen after an emergency appendectomy at Hayward hospital last Tuesday. She had attended Camp Birchwood for Girl Scouts a week ago today.
John W. Rufi of Monro e Route 2 swept Holstein honors at the Lafawatta County Fair and moved cattle to Green County fairgrounds stock pavilion for opening day. Rule Brothers of Linden Iowa County plan to show Brown Swiss entries later today. Rufi won senior and grand champion bull and multiple firsts. Second places included junior heifer and aged cow among others.
Brodhead police investigate a break-in at Pierce Hardware after midnight. Thieves took a vacuum cleaner and several electric clocks worth 275 dollars. Entry gained by breaking a basement window. this is the second burglary at the store.
Three area high school bands will enter the Sixth Annual band contest at the Wisconsin State Fair Mall bandshell Milwaukee August 9 to 14. New Glarus performs August 10 while Juda and Boscobel appear August 14. Bands range 30 to 90 players and will be judged on performance appearance interest and discipline with top groups receiving medals trophies or wall plaques. Last year De Forest High School won the trophy.
State Sen Gordon W Roseleip of Darlington headlined the Dane County Republican picnic at Oldrey Park in Madison. He has been discharged from the Madison VA hospital after a recent illness and will greet Green County fairgoers this weekend. Attendees from Green County included Mr and Mrs B H Lynch Mr and Mrs L A Koenig M J Gonstead Monroe and Mr and Mrs Marvin Stauffacher Browntown.
A Kuwait patrol boat fired on a launch attempting to smuggle jobseekers into Kuwait. Twenty four people were injured and 21 Iranians were killed in the incident near Tehran.
The 48th Trask Bridge Picnic will be held Wednesday August 28 in Andrew's Grove along Highway 70 near Rockford. Sponsored by Burritt Grange it is billed as the world's largest picnic event.
Monroe firemen fought two Clarence area blazes. At 11 20 a grass fire near Severson Construction Co workshop along Highway 1181 was brought under control with help from local residents. Earlier at 9 29 last night a house fire at the Harry Ammann home, tenanted by Mr and Mrs Jessie Dehart, was also contained with neighbors aiding. Fire Chief Josef J Benkert credited residents for saving the dwelling. The blaze started near an electrical fixture in a stairway leading to the attic.
Fourteen area boys were inducted into the Order of Arrow during a week at Osceola Camp. Recipients included Chuck Elmer Rock Grove Ill Tony Mungler McConnell Ill Dave Swingly Shannon Ill Gene Culver Richard Culver Boscobel Ill Jack Frany Bill Hoffman Fennimore Ill Lee Carpenter Jerry Dalton Cassville Steve Leath Tom Egan Platteville Mike Jenkins Mound District Executive Jack Myers Galena Ill About 150 people attended the ceremony Fox Patrol led by two SPTs for a day.
Saboteurs dynamited circuits on two main lines between Italy and Switzerland, halting service for several hours on Sunday along Italy's electrified railway system.
Dr and Mrs Eugene Blaum of Park Ridge Illinois announce the birth of their son Jeffrey Eugene born Saturday morning at Resurrection hospital Chicago. He is their first child.
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