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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
8
July 31 1963 forecast notes partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers this evening. Tonight remains fair and cooler with lows in the 50s to 60s. Thursday brings mostly sunny and mild conditions with highs mainly in the 80s. Monroe zone shows similar patterns with lows around 60s and highs 82 to 86.
A sequence of transfers lists Arthur W. Greenhalgh selling to Village of Brooklyn a 6 ft strip in Original Plat block 2. James C. McAlpine sells Lot 2 in Lakeside Heights Add. to Orewe Lamboley in Monroe. Virgil Q. Wilkins sells Lot 1 in Rose Park Subdivision to Rolland E. Karlen in Monroe. Rolland E. Karlen sells N 97.15 ft of Lot 3 in Sun Rise Point Subdivision 2 to Ralph C. Figi in Monroe. Lela L. Fisher sells Lot 7 in Block 48 in Brodhead to Calvin Wickline. Orewe Lamboley sells Lot 11 and N 5 ft Lot 12 in Lakeside Heights Add to Leon P. Geiger, with split ownership to a son and daughter. Appraisers Henry Aebly and F. L. Buchschacher are named. Florine Koehler sells Lot 3 in Byers Replat to Fred W. Kundert in Monroe.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer notes appraisers Vite and others, $30 and costs of six days in jail. Sheriff’s Department reports Robert E. Rote Jr. of 1505 14th Avenue charged with inadequate muffler pleaded not guilty, trial set for Fall term.
Probate notices list Jacob Senn Jr as executor of his father Jacob Senn Sr with a 1959 will granting the grandson Jerry Senn an automobile and other relatives receiving furnishings and the Jordan Township farm. Elsa Rattin named administratrix for William J. Rattin, Zella Sweet executrix and sole heir for Murl F. Sweet, Eva M. widow executrix for Howard J. Lewis, and Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe named administrator with will annexed for Anna Gill. Heirs named include Mamie Bleiler Ina Gill Della Stauffacher and Helen Soper with appraisers Roy J. Heeren and Henry A. Burgy.
LeRoy F Jamison of Crystal Lake Illinois forfeits a ten dollar speeding fine as recorded by Monroe Police.
Mrs. Joseph Schwarzenberger, 61, of 1436 29th Avenue and Joe Brenner, 68, of Melrose Park Illinois appear in a condensed obituary notice listing ages and addresses.
Mr and Mrs Albert Eells of Browntown welcome a son born July 31. Mr and Mrs Glenn Fraut are mentioned in the fragment with unclear details.
Involving Julie Marie Yaun and Tammy Sue Fowler of Brodhead. A tonsillectomy lists Marilyn Cook and Leo Plevak at 1806 10th Street. Other names include Mrs. Charles Muller of Potosi, Raymond DeBaets of Beloit, Matthew Skokowski of Beloit, and Constance Benkert of 708.
Mrs. Frieda Schwarzenberger of Monroe died at 4 38 p.m. in St Clare hospital after an extended illness. A lifelong area resident she had been a medical patient since July 2 after a cerebral hemorrhage at home. Surviving are her husband Joseph four daughters three sons a brother and three sisters and 13 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday at St John Thusen church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
Tonight at Twining Park the slowpitch lineup features Eagles No. II versus Milwaukee Cheese at 7 p.m. Moose faces Firemen at 8 p.m. Lanz Hardware plays Liquid ee. Dismissals include Roy Smith Frank Potter Bryan Buesser Karl pom. Tomorrow's slate has Dormans versus Power and Light at 7 p.m. Chalet Cheese clashes Sever son Construction at 8 p.m. South Wayne meets Grace Lutheran at 9 p.m.
Mrs Janet Davis and Mrs Diane arrive from Senar en New Jersey to attend Sister Frieda Schwarzenberger's funeral at St John’s Church. Orangeville Methodist hosts an ice cream social August 3 by the W.S.C.S. serving 5 to 8 with ice cream cake pie sandwiches and creamed chicken dinner.
Special meeting of the Moose civic affairs committee approved a mailing draft announcing the Moose sponsored Green County Agricultural Chest dance on Aug 31. The Moose Lodge meeting listed transportation helpers for Green County hospital residents to a band concert including Carl Burgi Jack Marty Richard Newcomer Charles Schadewaldt Paul Lochner Henry Babler Ted Schmiedlin and Lyle Sickinger.
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady cheddar with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Prices vary by grade with cheddars 35 to 38 percent, daisies 38 to 39 percent, longhorns 36 to 37 percent. Swiss fully steady though lower grades often short of full trade needs with state brand block 43 to 45, Grade B 41 to 42, Grade C 37 to 39.
Jo Jean Retrum of Blanchardville and Roxanne Reynolds of Hollandale won the talent show. Rev. Burton L. Holling officiated at Bethel EUB church. The two 12 year olds earned a trip to New York to audition for Ted Mack's Amateur Hour.
Local schedule lists Edgerton versus Monroe at 8 p.m. at Recreation Park with Charlie Dearth or Bob Buchholtz starting and Larry Blaser in reserve. A Montgomery Electric team faces Monroe Business Women at 7:30 p.m. Freeport Independents meet Orangeville at 8:45 p.m.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous individuals connected to a local surgical or medical notice. Names include William Kurz, Carmel Ramsei er, Jacqueline Kaye Rose, Trescae Marie Yaun, Scott Alan Lehr, Henry Mar ty Sr., Mrs. Orville Plantikow, Ar Metta Jean Nilatke, Walter Schultz, Debra Kainz, and others, with scattered street and city references such as 1530 23rd avenue and Juda.
Mrs. Bertha Haldiman 83 of Blanchardville was honored at a funeral service conducted by Stuessy funeral home. Soloist Mrs. Herbert Lyngaas sang In the Garden and The Old Rugged Cross with pianist Mrs. Ronald Bear. Burial followed at Graceland cemetery in Blanchardville with pallbearers Rodney Rice, Gerald Rice, Stephen Pandow, Stephen Pandow, Paul Raether and Edwin Weiler.
Brenner of Park Ill died June 16 after a heart attack following December cancer surgery. He hoped to attend the 109th Green County Fair and was honored with military rites. He leaves wife two daughters and a stepson. his wife runs restroom facilities at the fair.
Two applicants for the junior high school principal position were interviewed by the Board of Education at a special meeting. Only one remained as a possible choice this morning, with Supt. D. J. Huenink reporting one was held to a lease on a city home. The other will confer with his school board next week to seek arrival release from a previous contract. Names were not revealed. The vacancy followed Gordon Kniskern's resignation to become Medford high school principal.
Irving Garveille was hired as chief of police during a Brooklyn Village Board meeting. Galli G. Fred Galli of Monroe spoke on the local cheese industry during the Rotary gathering.
The executive committee of the Women of the Moose met Monday night at Moose Hall. They later conferred with committee chairmen to discuss plans for the coming year.
At Green County Fair Mickey Starkh's Gola Sand shows a glamorous midway with rides for all ages and a new Flying Saucer ride for youngsters. Special prices run 1 to 5 pm on Kids Day. Imprint the Chester White boar owned by Fay Brewer and Sons died of heat last week, reducing the Brewers' 50 head. Donnie and Ronnie Galyon Siamese twins, 17, are booked for the second year with Gold Bond Shows after a Hawaii trip. Monticello Music Parents Club operates a stand to fund the music program. Eirich Sales & Service and Richard and Eileen Wanner display Indian furniture, ivory inlaid pieces, brass tables, and chairs in Exhibition Hall.
Four ranking officers of the Wisconsin National Guard will begin new assignments with the 32nd Infantry Division on Aug. 1 Adjt. Gen. Ralph J. Olson announced Col. Donald P. Radde of Madison is named to a post and the article notes the unit reorganization and leadership changes.
Richard J. Ransom a 21 year old from Dubuque was injured when his Norton News Agency truck left Highway 23 five miles south of Darlington crashed with a car driven by Mrs Edward Dickinson of Shullsburg. Ransom improved to satisfactory condition at Memorial hospital. Mrs Dickinson and her son Donald 8 were uninjured.
A Sarasota family of five escaped injury when their 27 foot mobile home tipped over on Highway 69 five miles south of Monroe. The hitch broke after the car transmission locked and struck a bridge railing. Three children and the parents were unharmed. the trailer sustained extensive interior damage and three windows were shattered.
Secretary of Agriculture Freeman arrived from Moscow for a three day visit to Poland as the second country on his tour of Communist Eastern Europe.
Washington U S astronauts will hear a new voice on Sept 1 as Paul Haney replaces Lt Col John A Powers as Mercury control narrator. Powers will become Gilruth assistant while Haney assumes public affairs chief duties at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. Haney is 35, married with four children.
In New York trading, stock prices rallied late this afternoon after an initial surge of 1.2 million shares in the first hour followed by a mild midday sinking spell.
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 63 to 20 to override Gov. Reynolds's veto of a measure to permit artificial coloring in apples and cherries processed in the state. Assemblyman L. H. Johnson TK-Alogmo argued the change would aid the apple and cherry industry, with no health hazard, while the governor cited lower state standards and no competitive harm to producers. The Senate must follow the Assembly to enact the bill over the veto.
A brief note directs readers to place or find rental listings in The Monroe Evening Times classifieds. It highlights the classifieds as the channel for renting rooms and accommodations.
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