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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1964
Page
2
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The First Nation al's wooden nickel promotion highlights coin shortages and pushes Treasury toward change. It draws attention to Congress control of minting and shows wooden tokens reviving local coin circulation, while coin collectors hoard most nickels except those seized by a Secret Service agent.
A newspaper notice details rising terror in New York City with reports of gang violence and fears of a racial war. Officials warn of an organized pattern of white-aimed retaliation as Harlem's 230000 Black residents live near stressed white communities.
The Darlington Track and Trail club will sponsor harness racing at the Lafayette County fairgrounds Sunday starting at 2 p.m. The program includes the Lorraine Rice show from Madison to promote harness racing in the area.
Glancing Backward highlights from the Evening Times archive with notes on a 1954 valedictorian and salutatorian, awards, public health drives in Green County, a Monroe death, and other 1939 to 1954 items.
The Cadiz 4-H Club invites all members and families to a Sunday picnic at Brownstown Firemen's Park. Attendees should bring a dish to pass and tableware. a tour of a member's home will follow in the afternoon.
Mrs Nellie Gammon Lux 86 widow of Anthony Lux died after a heart attack. Funeral held in Streator with burial there. Survived by sons E B Lux Earl Lux and William Lux nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Also mentions Herbert Hoover recovery in New York city hotel apartment.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed a $2,500 jury award to Bonnie Ritter of Kenosha who claimed injuries from tasting a Coca-Cola bottle alleged to contain a mouse. The court ruled that Racine psychiatrist testimony about Ritter's statements and symptoms was proper evidence in the case against Coca-Cola Company, Racine-R Kenosha entities.
Miss JoAnn Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Montgomery Browntown was elected secretary treasurer of the University of Wisconsin Women's Chorus for 1964 65. She is a Monroe high school graduate and will be a junior next fall majoring in business education under Prof Dale Gilbert.
Funeral services for Mrs. Oscar Meinert 68 of Davis Illinois who died at St. Clare hospital will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Trinity State Line Lutheran church Rev Robert W Stone Jr will officiate and burial will be in State Line cemetery Friends may call at Chapin funeral home Durand from 730 to 9 tonight and at the church after 1030 a m tomorrow She was a former Cora Keister born October 31 1895 in Jefferson Township Green County married Oscar Meinert October 14 1914 and lived in Davis 20 years She was a Sunday school teacher and member of the Rebekah lodge Surviving are her husband a son Clifford Middleton two brothers Vern Keister Rock City Viron Beloit a sister Mrs Alfred Hattie Stucky Monroe a foster brother Matthew Austin Beloit six grandchildren and three great grandchildren She was preceded in death by two daughters Lucille Bell and a child in 1916
Two busloads of Orangeville FHA members and 10 mothers toured Amana Colonies in Iowa. They had dinner at the O Yoke Inn there. Mrs Arthur Jacobs the FHA advisor and her husband and Mrs Robert Schulthess accompanied the group.
A fruit salad recipe uses miniature marshmallows, sour cream, pineapple, and mandarin oranges. The directions suggest chilling several hours or overnight and offer variations with colored marshmallows or fruit cocktail. Author listed as Mrs. Arleigh Frautschy Route 1.
Funeral services for Gilbert Amidon 84 lifelong Brooklyn Township resident who died Saturday at Stoughton hospital after a brief illness were held in the Brooklyn Methodist church. Burial was in Mt Hope cemetery. He was born March 3 1880 married Jessie Larson in 1901 retired from farming in 1963 and belonged to several local groups. Surviving are his wife two daughters three sons ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. R Emery Davis and Palmer Strickler became blood patrons of the Red Cross on the Bloodmobile’s last visit here.
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