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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1963
Page
6
Wisconsin Weather: Quiet Night With Scattered Thunder Showers
A forecast for Wisconsin indicates partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers in the north and potentially widely scattered storms in the south. No major temperature change expected tonight or Sunday with highs around 77 to 85 and lows 55 to 62. Sunrise is 5 25 and sunset 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Nearby Townships
Real estate transfers include Marjorie Ekum to Frieda Kundert in Monroe, Ernest Bahler Trust Estate to Arthur Brand in New Glarus area, Tessa Stearns Estate to Clifford Isely in Tallman’s Add Monroe, Isely to Silvis in same block, Conrad Elmer to Tom Holyoke in Floyd, Blizard to Malcock in Decatur Township, Connors to City of Monroe, and Blizzard to Malcock covering Lot 70 to 79 in Lybrand’s Donation and Saas in Decatur Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ekum
Frieda V. Kundert
City of Monroe
Ernest Bahler
Tallman
City of
Monroe
Conrad Elmer
Tom Holyoke
Floyd D. Blizard
Floyd Malcock
Decatur Township
Stephen W. Connors
Lybrand
Lloyd Blizzard
Floyd Mal
Deaths of Several Seniors Reported in Various Towns
Obituary notices list deaths of Mrs. Joseph Riedweg 77 of 1803 llth street Mrs Charity King 77 rural Dodgeville Mrs Mary Jane Cassidy 92 Waldwick Oscar M Solheim 64 Stoughton Mrs Levi Loughbaugh 89 Onalaska Thomas Hefty 68 Route 2 Evansville with ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riedweg
Llth Street
Charity King
Dodgeville
Mary Jane Cassidy
Waldwick
Oscar M. Solheim
Stoughton
Levi Loughbaugh
Onalaska
Thomas Hefty
Evansville
Zweifel and Larson Families Welcome New Babies
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Zweifel of Belleville report a son born June 1. Mr and Mrs Ronald Larson of Brodhead announce a daughter born May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Zweifel
Belleville
Son
Ronald Larson
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Notices Include Names Of Patients And Dismissals
Lists of patients undergoing tonsillectomy and medical procedures at St. Clare Hospital plus a long dismissal roster. Names include Donald Shager South Wayne Mrs. Fred Stettler Monticello Don Charles Zurfluh Route 2 Walter Haney Janesville Mrs John L Wyss 1502 1st Street 41s James ton Route 3 Kevin Bodenmann New Glarus Rhonda Nyhns Blanchardville and Harry M Ennis Beloit Roy E Morris Pecatonica plus numerous relatives and infants in the dismissal section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shager
South Wayne
Fred Stettler
Monticello
Don Charles Zurfluh
Walter Haney
Janesville
John L. Wyss
1Sth
James “Ton
Kevin Bodenmann
New Glarus
Rhonda Nyhns
Blanchardville
Harry M. Ennis
Beloit
Roy E. Morris
Pecatonica
Swine Field Day Planned at Fay Brewer Farm
The Wisconsin Chester White Swine Association will hold a field day tomorrow at Fay Brewer and Sons farm four miles north of Albany. The noon event will feature contests and prizes for members and is open to the public. Out of state guests, UW College of Agriculture representatives, and Midwest Chester White breeders are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Chester White Swine Association
Fay Brewer and Sons
Albany
UW College of Agriculture
Chester White
Midwest
Elva Runaas Earns Degree at Kendall College Evanston
Albany reports Miss Elva Runaas daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Runaas graduates from Kendall College Evanston Illinois with a two year liberal arts course. She will travel to San Palo California for a month then work at Watoma during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Elva Runaas
Elmer Runaas
Kendall College
Evanston
Ill
Pony Master Wins Grand Championship at Sterling Show
Halbrook Little Master owned by W. R. Schuetze captured the grand championship at the Kiwanis Club Pony Show in Sterling Illinois. It marked the 11th grand championship in three years of showing and his first in 1963 with 118 ponies entered. The nonv joined the 3 year old class and was senior and grand champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbrook
W. R. Schuetze
Kiwanis Club
Sterling
III
Dr Noble Joins Monroe Clinic Staff
Dr John Graham Noble a British trained physician joins Monroe Clinic after living in Hamilton Ontario and Newfoundland Canada. Born November 25 1925 in Durham England he held roles in general surgery orthopedics and rehabilitation medicine and became a Canadian citizen in 1959. He resides with Mrs John Figi Sr until housing is found as his wife and two children Susan Mary and Christopher John join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Saskatchewan
Canada
Monroe Clinic
John Graham Noble
Durham
England
Hamilton
Ontario
John Figi
Susan Mary
Christopher John
Noble
Hospital For
Toronto
University of Saskatchewan
Royal College of Surgeons of England
Royal College of Physicians of London
British Medicine Association
Luther College Degrees For Six Monroe Area Students
Six Monroe area students will receive Luther College degrees at commencements in Decorah Iowa tomorrow. Among them are Gary L. Ringen and Ruthellen Spersrud. Russell J. Ayers and John E. Schwenn. Audrey K. Spaane m. and Dale G. Seffrood. Spersrud graduates magna cum laude in elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Area
Luther College
Decorah
Ila
Gary L. Ringen
Lowell Ringen
Brodhead
Ruthellen Spersrud
Carl Spersrud
Evansville
Russell J. Ayers
Stanley Ayers
John E. Schwenn
M. J. Schwenn
Audrey K. Spaanem
Theodore Spaanem
Horeb
Dale G. Seffrood
New Glarus Seniors Plan Arkansas Trip
New Glarus seniors depart Tuesday evening for a two day trip to the Ozarks Arkansas. The group will return Thursday with a midnight lake ride and an Opry show listed as trip highlights. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Reehl Mrs. Waldo Freitag Richard Wainwright and Robert Detijen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Arkansas
Oprey
Ben Reehl
Waldo Freitag
Richard Wainwright
Robert Detijen
Babler joins Phi Alpha Theta at Stevens Point State College
Alan Babler son of Mr and Mrs Maurice J Babler of 1021 5th avenue has been initiated into the national honorary history fraternity Phi Alpha Theta at Stevens Point State College where he is a sophomore majoring in history. He is a Monroe high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babler
Alan Babler
Maurice J.babler
5Th Avenue
Phi Alpha Theta
Stevens Point State College
Monroe High School
Funeral notice requests no flowers for Mrs. Joseph Riedweg
By the wish of the deceased, it is requested that flowers be omitted for the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Riedweg. Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Riedweg
Adv
Poppy Day Nets $168.63 in Local Drive
Poppy Day sales totaled 168.63 dollars. Co chairs Mrs. Rus sell Monroe and Mrs. William Kuenzi Sr. report the effort. Legion Auxiliary members aided by Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Patient at St Clare hospital treated for injuries
Mrs. Ford Stettler 62 of Monti was admitted to St Clare hospital at 10 50 a m yesterday with multiple bruises to her back and hip from an injury at her home. She is in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Stettler
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Local residents share travel and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs John J Ander egg returned home from Indianapolis after attending the 500 mile race. Mrs Torkelson and family visited Memorial Day friends in Brodhead. G U G G group to attend services for Past President Emma Riedweg at Stuessy funeral home. Loeffel returns from Albany trip. Residents return from Colorado visits and Elmhurst College students come home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Anderegg
8Th Street
Indianapolis
Woman’s Relief Corps
Legion Hall
Ernest Torkelson
Rockford
Howard Torkelson
Joan
Debra
Thomas
Blanchardville
Levi Torkelson
Brodhead
G.U.G
Littleton
Colo
Inez Goecks
Sam Teesehee
Shirley Ritschard
Paul Ritschard
17Th Avenue
Diane Zwygart
Doran Zwygart
25Th Avenue
Elmhurst College
Mrs Laughbaugh Dies at LaCrosse
Mrs Elizabeth Laughbaugh 89 of Onalaska died yesterday afternoon in a LaCrosse hospital after a lingering illness. Born February 21 1874 in Cadiz Township she lived 15 years with her daughter Pearl Miller in Onalaska. Survived by daughter Harold Palmer nine grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. Services 2 p m tomorrow Fossum Funeral Home Onalaska. Viewing 7 to 9 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi
Elizabeth) Laughbaugh
Onalaska
LaCrosse
Laughbaugh
Cadiz Township
Browntown
Gilbert
Pearl) Miller
Methodist Church
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Harold Palmer
Janesville
Fossum Funeral Home
Cancer Crusade Chairmen Named for Monroe Ward Canvass
Mrs. Ernest Zumbach announced the ward chairmen for the Monroe Cancer Crusade door-to-door canvas starting Monday. Ward leaders include Mrs. Duerst, Oostdik, Davidson, Zumbach, Voelkli, Laeser, Wagner, Lestikow, Marco Bregenzer and others. The drive is sponsored locally by the VFW Auxiliary and runs until June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Zumbach
Monroe Cancer Crusade
Eugene Duerst
Louis Oostdik
William Davidson
Zumbach
James Voelkli
Walter Laeser
Richard Wagner
Robert Lestikow
Marco Bregenzer
Eighth Ward
VFW
Ronald Swanson Earns LaCrosse State Education Degree
Ronald Swanson son of Mrs Ann Swanson received a Bachelor of Science degree in physical education at LaCrosse State College in Albany. He served as secretary and vice president of his fraternity and secretary treasurer of the Interfraternity Council. Last year he co chaired the homecoming dance and this year was the student trainer for the football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ronald Swanson
Ann Swanson
LaCrosse State College
Interfraternity Council
Charity King 77 Taken by Death in Dodgeville
Mrs Charity King 77 died after a long illness and services are set for 2 p m tomorrow at Luloff funeral home Dodgeville She was born Charity Hocking and married Ira King in 1905 who died in 1947 The couple farmed in the area She was a Primitive Methodist member in Standart Surviving are a son Dean four daughters six other relatives and several grandchildren and great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgeville
Charity King
Trurs -Dodgeville
Luloff
Charity Hocking
Ira King
Primitive Methodist Church
Standart
Dean
Wallace Coley
Gilbert
University staff cuts and program losses debated
Harrington warned that firing 700 staff would be the only way to balance the budget, but the university cannot turn students away. The alternative would hit 45 departments, colleges, and centers, with potential shutdowns across Madison, Milwaukee, and extension programs. The Coordinating Committee noted a $101,254 cut to county college funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
River Falls
Stevens Point
Stout
Superior
Whitewater
Harrington
College of Letters and Science
Madison
Education
Law
Medicine
Nursing
Pharmacy
Uw-Milwaukee
College of Agriculture
Donor Drive At Center Sees 46 Donors Reported
A mobile blood drive held yesterday at the grade school collected 46 donors toward a 75 pint quota. AhanivK MDiv s mopile Nad oversaw the event with Gilbert Duerst named recruit chairman. Seven donors were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Duerst
Mrs Cassidy Stricken at 92 in Wisconsin Rural Towns
Mrs Mary Jane Darrow Cassidy died at age 92 at Kammer ode nursing home near Blanchardville. Born Nov 30 1870 in Blanchard Township she married William Cassidy in 1904 and farmed in Fayette Township retiring to Waldwick in 1936. Survived by daughter Vera Hardyman son Harold brother William Darrow sister Roy Schoff 11 grandchildren 31 great grandchildren. Services 7 p.m. Monday at Saether funeral home Blanchardville with burial in County Line cemetery. Friends may call after 10 a.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Cassidy
Waldwick
Mineral Point
Kammerode
Blanchardville
Harold
William Darrow
St. Petersburg
Fla
Roy Schoff
Rockford
Saether
Dennis Long
Fennimore Lutheran Church
County Line
Schadeberg Says Green County Leaves First District
The statement notes Green County is moved from the First to the Second Congressional District by governor action. Schadeberg praises Green County voters, pledges continued representation for the new Second District, and thanks supporters from the past two elections. He says he will work for the people until the new representative seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schadeberg
Kastenmeier
Green County
Congress of the
United States
Ralph Lindsay Show Slides of European Churches
Ralph Lindsay will present photographs of churches in Europe at the Grace Lutheran Church Women general meeting. The program is set for Monday at 8 p.m. in the church fellowship hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lindsay
Europe
Lutheran Church Women of the Grace Lutheran Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Mrs Walter Kubly Wins Green County Dessert Contest
Mrs. Walter J. Kubly is the first weekly winner in Green County Dessert Recipe Contest. She will receive a $3 prize and prepare her Lemon Blossom Torte for the county bakeoff on June 27, with judging on June 7, 14 and 21. Three more first prizes will be awarded in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Kubly
Green County
Kubly
Green County Agricultural Chest
Oscar Solheim of Stoughton Dies at 64
Oscar M. Solheim, 64, of Stoughton, died last night in a Madison hospital. He was born Aug 10, 1891 in Arlington, married Evelyn Tomlinson on May 14 1934, who died in 1961. Survived by daughter Mrs. Deignan, son John, two grandchildren, sister Mrs. LeRoy Hatzinger, and brother Millard. Services Mon at 9:30 a.m. at Holzhuter Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. Ann Catholic Church. burial in church cemetery. Rosary at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar M. Solheim
Stoughton
Martin Deignan
Monroe
Madison
Solheim
Arlington
Levert Solheim
Evelyn Tomlinson
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Deignan
John
Waureka
LeRoy Hatzinger
Millard
Grape Nut Bread Recipe From Mrs R J Douglas
A rural Juda recipe section shares a grape nuts bread instructions using sour milk baking soda and butter. The method calls for one hour resting then baking at 350 degrees for one hour yielding a simple dairy month treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Douglas
Mineral Point Naturalist Joins 39 Day Angola Expedition
Mineral Point naturalist photographer and lecturer joins a 39 day Angola expedition to Africa. The trip is organized by Milwaukee Public Museum members with Guido Rahr of Manitowoc as sponsor and Wisconsin Conservation Commission chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Cleveland Grant
Angola
Africa
Milwaukee Public Museum
Guido Rahr
Manitowoc
Rahr Malting Co
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Tax Consultant Ralph Arnold Assigned to Madison Post
Ralph Arnold of the Wisconsin Department of Taxation has been transferred to the Madison office as field supervisor for the Madison district. He will begin new duties Monday but will not move his family until July 1. Arnold has served two years with the tax department. the local office will be closed until a successor is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Arnold
Wisconsin Department of Taxation
Madison
Arnold
North School
Department of Taxation
Rock County
Janesville
Tnie Azid
Thomas Hefty dies after farm accident and stroke
Thomas Hefty of Evansville died at 11 15 last night in St. Clare hospital. He was injured a week earlier when hay bales fell on him, but the immediate cause was a stroke. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday at Sharer Funeral Home Albany with Rev. James A. Osborne officiating. Military rites planned at Magnolia cemetery by Footville American Legion Post. Friends may call Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hefty
Route 2
Evansville
St. Clare Hospital
Sharer Funeral
Albany
James A. Osborne
Magnolia Advent Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Footville
Stocks Climb To 1963 Peaks In Market Recovery
The New York stock market rose for the week and May, breaking past the 725 barrier as the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached 726.96, within reach of the 734.91 high set December 13, 1961. The week marked the first anniversary of the 1962 Memorial Day week panic with calmer investor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Morse
New York
Wall Street
Historymobile Sets Record Attendance on Wisconsin Tour
The Wisconsin Historymobile completed a nine month state tour with a new attendance record of 256,443. Curators Mr and Mrs J J Tschudy of New Glarus oversaw visits to 230 Wisconsin communities under sponsorship of state newspapers. The Historymobile is operated by the State Historical Society with funds from supporters and at no cost to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tschudy
New Glarus
Wisconsin
State Historical Society
Talent Show Scheduled in Winslow on July 4
Winslow Firemen sponsor an amateur talent show and picnic in Winslow Thursday July 4. Contestants may register at Ockers Corner store or by calling Winslow 367 3405.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Winslow Firemen
Ockers Corner Store
Farm Worker Injured by Post In Rural South Wayne
Donald Shager aged 26 of South Wayne was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 2 p.m. yesterday for a scalp laceration and possible cerebral concussion after being struck on the head by a post while working on his farm. He is listed in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Shager
South Wayne
St. Clare Hospital
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