Aldermen appoint Marty to Eighth Ward post in memory of Schindler
The City Council confirmed Jack L. Marty, Monroe milk distributor, as Eighth Ward Councilman to fill the unexpired term of Clifford Reasa amid a moment of silence for the late Herman L. Schindler. Marty will serve until spring elections. The council also approved bids for sewer and water work, discussed liquor licenses, and authorized several payments and personnel actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack L. Marty
Eighth Ward County Board
Herman L. Schindler
Marty
Walter R. Ekum
Clifford Reasa
Reasa
Monroe
Schindler
Third Ward
C. J. Loveland
Recreation Club
Eagles Club
Loveland
The
Eagles
12Th Street
10Th Avenue
29Th Avenue
12Th Avenue
14Th Street
16Th Streets
15Th Avenue
18Th Street
Water Board + authority
9Th Avenue
26Th Street
16Th
18Th Streets
16Th Street
28Th
29Th Avenues
Kuhne Construction Co
Brandenburg Plumbing and Heating Co
Kuhne
Harvey Elmer
Coupon Days Promote Savings With Chamber Coupons
The Monroe Evening Times highlights Coupon Days a Chamber of Commerce effort for Friday and Saturday redeemable at cooperating merchants. Pages 4 5 10 and 11 feature discounts on footwear baby wear sporting goods groceries and more led by William Hawthorne retail director. SHIPS COLLIDE IN FOG NORFOLK VA Aircraft carrier Lake Champlain and the Norwegian vessel Skauvaag collided in Chesapeake Bay before dawn no injuries reported Atlantic Fleet confirms crews unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Evening Times
William Hawthorne
The
Chamber
Norfolk, Va
Lake Champlain
Skauvaag
Chesapeake Bay
Atlantic Fleet Headquarters
Area Boy Hurt In Bike Mishap
Wamnar W Schindler Jr 12 of Route 1 Orangeville was struck by a car while bicycling ten miles west of Orangeville on the McConnell Orangeville blacktop at 5 50 p m He is in critical condition at St Clare hospital with head injuries a broken right forearm and multiple abrasions The vehicle was driven by Vera M Shippy 48 of Route 1 Orangeville The bike swerved into the left lane as the car passed causing the collision Moderate damage to the right front fender and hood of the auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamnar
W. Schindler Jr
Route 1
Orangeville
St. Clare Hospital
Young Schindler
William Schindler
Vera M. Shippy
Stephenson County
Stock Mart Rebounds After Two Down Days
In light trading the market staged a technical snap back near support previously seen in late April. After two days of declines traders bought shares at low prices. Airlines rose notably as they had faced extended profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Monroe Council Dean Herman Schindler Dies at 80
Herman L. Schindler, 80, longtime Monroe alderman and Water Board representative, died unexpectedly of a coronary occlusion at 4:45 p.m. while reading at home. A Monroe native born May 6 1884, he served 30 years on the council, was re-elected to a 16th term, and held civic roles with Old Line Life Insurance, Kiwanis, and Immanuel EUB church. He is survived by his wife Amanda Draeger, a son Navy Captain Robert D. Schindler, and four grandchildren, with services planned Friday at Stuessy Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Herman L. Schindler
14Th Street
Mr. Schindler
George Meythaler
William F. Beckman
Schindler
Water Board
Old Line Life Insurance Co
Jacob D. and
Rose Burgy Schindler
Monroe High School
Insurance Company
Denver Dam
Amanda Draeger
Milwaukee
Eleanor Madden
Knights of Pythias
The
Kiwanis
Immanuel Eub Church
Navy
Robert D. Schindler
Athens
Charles A. Schindler
Edgerton
Olive Blackbourn
Lake Geneva
Arthur
Frank
Alice
Edna
Stuessy Funeral Home
Army Has 10,000 Men On Duty in Viet Nam
Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes disclosed 10,000 U S troops were deployed in South Vietnam during a commencement address at the U S Military Academy. The Pentagon confirmed a total U S forces in South Vietnam near 15,500, about 1,000 below last fall's peak, without breaking down by service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
Wese Pulnt
N.Y
South Viet Nam
Stephen Ailes
U.S
Ailes
U.S. Military Academy
Washington
Pentagon
WPL Plans Substation Upgrade to Double City Capacity
Wisconsin Power and Light Co. proposes a new downtown substation and a 69 000 volt transmission line through Monroe to boost city capacity. The project, costing about 200000, should take six to 18 months and aims to improve power reliability and emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Donald Brown
Brown
Planning Commission
Power Company
Monroe
Monticello
Germann Fuel Co
Wisconsin Plans Four Year Colleges by 1969 and 1971
A subcommittee of the coordinating Committee for Higher Education recommends four year colleges in the Green Bay area by 1969 and in the Kenosha Racine area by 1971. The full committee will review June 12. if approved, state and governor decisions follow. The panel also plans funding and administration studies for two additional four year colleges and rejects a moratorium on center and branch campus expansion. Dean Stiles notes Wisconsin's post secondary program outpaces most states in scope and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Green Bay Area
Kenosha Racine
Coordinating Committee For Higher Education
Coordinating Committee
University of Wisconsin
Lindley J. Stiles
University of Wisconsin Education School
Wisconsin
Nine From Area Will Get Degrees Nine From Area Will Get Degrees
Nine area residents are among 3 100 candidates for University of Wisconsin degrees to be awarded at the June commencement in Madison at Camp Randall. The list includes Emilie R. Erb Ruth A. Benkert Mary L. Bober Enid Spring William D. Mauerman Felix J. Bongiorno Allen W. Schuetz Myron E. Jeglum Kay M. Drye and others with degrees spanning science medicine education and agriculture. Carl Checkly of Sheboygan was sentenced to four years in the State Reformatory at Green Bay after pleading guilty to thefts and burglaries in downtown stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Camp Randall
Emilie R. Erb
26Th Avenue
Ruth A. Benkert
17Th Avenue
Mary L. Bober
Enid Spring
William D. Mauerman
11Th Avenue
Felix J. Bongiorno
Highway 81
Allen W. ‘Schuetz
Myron E. ‘Jeglum
19Th Street
Kay M. Drye
Browntown
Carl Checkly
State Reformatory
Greenay
Heavy California vote fuels Goldwater victory
National Guard forces increase in Hillsdale Michigan as Essex Wire negotiations collapse. Gov Romney orders 1000 guards to curb bitter labor clashes amid IUE strike, picket violence in Wisconsin and Indiana and broader industrial action including Dana Marion and White Motor Cleveland plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan National Guardsmen
Hillsdale
Mich
Midwest
Essex Wire Corp
George Romney
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Essex
Teamstersion
Dullsdale
Romney
Mrs Ault Injured After City Street Collision
Lillian Ault of 1420 10th street was admitted to St Clare hospital with abrasions and contusions after being struck by Keith Kundert age 19 of McConnell while crossing at 10th street and 17th avenue. She is listed in good condition tonight. Police reported the incident at 10 25 p m. In a separate police report Emil Sutter of 609 Sunrise Court collided with a car parked by Edward M Eusch of Shullsburg at 1015 25th avenue.
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Ault
Lillian Ault
10Th Street
St Clare Hospital
Keith A. Kundert
McConnell
17Th Avenue
Emil Sutter
Sunrise Court
Edward M. Eusch
Shullsburg
25Th Avenue
Stoughton High School plan fails by three votes
A special referendum in Stoughton on a $2 million high school project failed 1,104 to 1,101. Superintendent Bernard Quale said a recount or another referendum could be considered after the close vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Bertrand Quale
Board of Education
Bus Crash Kills Three. 46 Injured on Rainy Highway
A chartered Wisconsin Coachlines bus returning from a cosmetics plant tour in Morton Grove veered on U S 41 near Gurnee Illinois. The crash killed three women and left 46 injured as the bus struck a bridge abutment and overturned in wet conditions. Driver Clarence Lorch of Waukesha was hospitalized in serious condition after reportedly toying with a back wheel before the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurnee
Charles E. Larson
Lake County
U.S. 41
Chicago
Larson
Clarence Lorch
Waukesha
Lorch
St. Therese Hospital
Waukegan
lLines
Milwaukee
Avon Products, Inc
Morton Grove
Industrial Combustion Buys Delavan Plant
Industrial Combustion Inc announces the purchase of Syncro-Frame Inc and its Delavan plant in the oil and burner sector. The firm will run the Delavan plant for about 60 days before relocating operations to Monroe. In other notes, Milo Halloran, 51, of Appleton was fatally injured at Valley Iron Works when his clothing caught in a lathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inward
Appleton
Milo Halloran
Valley Iron Works
Milwaukee Youths to Compete in Midwest Turnday on July 4
Milwaukee youths will compete in the Midwest Turnday at Monroe Turners on July 4 with a separate junior boys team added to actual events for the first time. The event will be held near the Bandshell at Twining Park with possible stone throw and Turner hall if rain. Grounds committee named to oversee the festival with a souvenir booklet planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Gymnastic Group
Monroe ‘Turn and Schwing Club
Turner Group
Monroe Turners
Twining Park
Turner Hall
Clarence Gissing
Dale Bertalot
Fritz Wenger
Mrs. Norder Dies at 75 in Monroe Home
Mrs. Alma Steinmann Norder, age 75, lifelong Monroe resident, died at 2 p.m. yesterday at her home 2427 9th Street from a heart attack. She was born Feb 15, 1889 and married William J. Norder on May 25, 1908. Surviving are four sons, three daughters, two brothers, two sisters, 17 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Shriner-Neushwander funeral home with Rev Garrett E. Moun of Union Presbyterian church officiating. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Norder
Monroe Area
9Th Street
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Garrett E. Moun
Union Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Goldwater Scores California Victory in Tight Primary
Goldwater sweeps California gaining 86 delegates from Rockefeller after late Los Angeles returns. Rockefeller led early but Goldwater's finish narrowed the gap toward the nomination with 969,957 to 938,386 votes as 29,800 of 32,861 precincts reported. Salinger wins Democratic Senate nomination over Cranston. Brown's slate defeats Yorty in California. Alabama Elliott faces defeat. Buckley and Healey lose in New York Democratic battles.
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Francisco
Sen
Goldwater
California
Arizona
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Pierre Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Clair Engle
Salinger
Edmund G Brown
Cranston
San Francisco
Virginia
George Murphy
Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Golden State
South Dakota
New York
Charles A. Buckley
House
Public Works Committee
Jonathan A. Bingham
United Nations
Buckley
Bronx
Robert F. Kennedy
Bingham
Robert Wagner
James C. Healey
James H. Scheuer
Alabama
Carl Elliott
House Rules Committee
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Ber of Commerce
League of Municipalities
la Crosse
Frances Trickel
Bernice Crane
Milford L. Wentz
S. Garofaloness
K and S Construction Co
Jack L. Marty New
Stock Mart
Council
Herman Schindler
National Guard
Michigan City
West All
Indiana
West Allis
Pressed Steel Tank Co
Louis Reinsch
Marquette University
Evansville
Ind
International Steel
Nelson Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Ndustrial Combustion
Delavan
Norder
Rocky
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