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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Record notes warm humid conditions across Wisconsin with partial sunshine this afternoon, tonight, and Tuesday. A few isolated thundershowers are possible this afternoon and again Tuesday afternoon, with lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s.
This fragment records daily high and low temperatures with a 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. barometer, notes the warmest and coldest U.S. locations, sunrise and sunset times, and a long list of individuals with addresses and titles in Belleville Rockford Albany Beloit and surrounding areas. It appears to be a community obituary or social notices page with names, residences, and medical dismissals.
Bank of Brodhead transfers property to Vernon L Murray block 169 city of Brodhead. Frances Bustle transfers two parcels blocks 2 and 4 in block 78 to the City of Brodhead.
Virgil D. Severson of Argyle forfeited $125 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Richard F. Keller of Monroe forfeited $25 for traveling too fast for conditions as listed by Monroe police.
Obituaries list three deaths with ages and street addresses. Miss Clara ZumBrunnen aged 80 of 1517 16th Avenue and Miss Anna Gill aged 96 of 711 22nd Avenue are noted. Also listed is Mrs Wa Haufiuparitei of Barneveld.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Brand of New Glarus announce a son born June 2. Mr and Mrs Bernard Taylor of Janesville announce a daughter born June 2. Mr and Mrs Nathan Grenzow of Juda announce a son born June 1.
Sherry Nowak is named at St Clare Hospital, with Stockton confirmed as Mrs Henry Eichel. The brief notice records a change or designation involving these individuals in the hospital or local listings.
Miss Anna Gill known as Aunt Annie, a lifelong Green County resident, died at St. Clare hospital at noon. She lived since 1883 in Monroe and was active in photography early in the 1900s before running a studio with her sister Hannah. She enjoyed housework sewing gardening flowers and furniture refinishing. Arrangements are pending at Stuessy funeral home.
Personal mentions show Mrs. Ted Albert in Chicago for a market trip, and several social events. Women of the Moose and Women’s Relief Corps announce meetings, while families from Oshkosh Monroe Whitewater and Daleyville visit relatives and attend events.
Mrs. Frank Bloom and Mrs. Frank Deininger will represent St. John's Church Monroe at the Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ meeting June 11 to 13 at Lawrence College Appleton. Rev. Paul H. Olm Rev. Donald Storck and Mrs. Olm will attend with Dr. Oliver Powell Oak Park Ill and Dr. Chester Marcus of the World Ministries as guest speakers. Rev. Kendrick Strong Janesville will preside.
Mrs Joseph Riedweg 77 died Saturday morning at St Clare hospital. Services at 1 30 pm at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm of St Johns United Church of Christ officiating. Mrs Clarence Seaton played organ. Members of the G U G G attended in a body of which she was a past president. Cremation will follow at Rockdale.
Monroe police reported six parking lot mishaps over the weekend. Incidents occurred in Sentry lot on Saturday at 11 23 a.m. and in Spring Square lots with several drivers and parked vehicles sustaining minor to moderate damage. A Madison truck struck a Monroe parked car at 6 17 a.m. today at 6th street and 16th avenue.
Green County Historical Society has begun assembling items at the former Franklin schoolhouse. Exhibits moved from a warehouse in New Glarus. Cleanup parties plan to erect stands and bring in more properties for display. Helpers include the Siedsschlags and Oostdik families, Pitkin, and Flisram, who hosted an old fashioned threshmen dinner.
The Frank DeMar home burned early today in Waupaca shortly after the family rushed to East St. Louis due to a relative's illness. Fire crews fought the blaze as the family faced loss of their residence.
A brief note highlighting the possibility to rent a room via the classified ads section of The Monroe Evening Times. It encourages readers to check the newspaper for available lodging listings and contact details.
A son named Troy Alan was born May 27 at St. Clare hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kles of 1503 23rd street. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Klessinger of 2102 17th avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sutter of Route 4. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Hugo Schultz of Madison and Mrs. Selma Ladner of Monroe.
George Grenzow assistant cashier at the Bank of Monticello had a heart attack at home Friday morning and is hospitalized at St. Clare.
Gerald Rinehart of Orange Ville and son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Rinehart graduated Saturday from LaCrosse State College with a Bachelor of Science in physical education.
Sheriff W E Deininger was discharged from St Clare hospital and is convalescing at home following ear surgery.
After a Jackson rally attended by about 2,000 people, NAACP leaders met to plan further anti segregation actions. Police arrested 91 demonstrators including Roy Wilkins who posted a $1,000 bond and left for New York.
Park Falls burglars broke into the Morgan market Saturday night and stole more than $3,000 in cash and an undetermined amount of U S Savings Bonds.
The article lists number totals for band and music pins, names students earning Silver lyre pins, and seniors set to receive letters Thursday. It notes one sweater letter per student, announces Sousa Award recipient to be named Thursday, and junior high awards ceremonies Friday at 1 p.m.
Kiwanis Explorer Post 501 meets at 7 tonight at Lake Fran cis to finalize plans for a canoe trip on June 8 and 9. Participants are asked to bring the required fee.
A.R. McDaniel began as city engineer on Saturday after arriving from Anaheim California. He will earn 750 a month during a three month probation and has spent the past two weeks learning public works issues, notably the Highway 59 Sixth Street widening project. Gerald Wickus left the post to become city engineer at Waupune.
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