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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
8
Readable text from the June 4 1963 issue shows local briefs and notices. Names places organizations and dates appear but specifics are unclear. This card summarizes the readable fragments as a compact record of the issue.
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered thundershowers mainly south and west. Warm temperatures continue with highs 85 to 90 and lows in the 60s. Monroe zone expects partly cloudy warm humid skies with scattered showers this afternoon and evening, high near 85 to 90.
The notes summarize temperature ranges from yesterday through today with a high of 90 and a low of 68 drawn from multiple readings. It records a warmest location Presidio Texas at 103 and coldest Ely Nevada at 32 with barometer readings of 30.16 and 30.14.
Judge Roger L Elmer Ray J Strzezewski Chicago speeding truck 15 dollars costs. Robert B Collins Brodhead speeding 10 dollars costs. Harold F Ripp Madison no license forfeited 25 dollar bond. Nathan Schwartzlow 1117 16th avenue left side operation forfeited 30 dollar bond. Eugene L Chamberlain Madison pleaded not guilty intox driving posted 25 dollar bond set for trial June 10 1030 am. Larry R Flesher Monroe violating restricted license reckless driving adjourned to June 10 1030 am.
Frank Earl Beyer of Potosi forfeited $10 for excessive noise under local ordinance highlighting a minor civil enforcement action.
Miss Kathryn Sullivan 87 of Freeport Pfe Donald A Hanson 24 of Dodgeville Mrs Gertrude Potterton 78 and S Walter Reese 70 of Webster Groves Mo appear in brief notices listing ages and hometowns with no further biographical details.
Mr and Mrs John Thorson of South Wayne announce the birth of their daughter on June 3. The new arrival adds joy to the Thorson family and marks a happy milestone in their community.
A list of hospital admissions and dismissals includes Mrs Esther Os borne of Albany and patients Cynthia Faith King Beloit Ray VanHise Janesville Carl Abbuehl 2347 17th avenue Clifford C Thomas Shullsburg Michael D Sulzer Route 4 Mrs George Durgin Beloit Joseph T Walter Davis and Mrs Joseph R Bauer Beloit in medical surgical categories. Dismissals include Leonard Krause Delmar Chesebro William Heimann Mrs Robert E Mathias Mrs Bessie Piper and Mrs Anthony Escamilla and daughter.
Monroe mayors Orville R. Evans and Franz W. Brand and Madison potentate John C. Thompson appeared on television to promote a Shrine Hospital bus ride to Chicago this Sunday. Green County Shrine Club sponsors the trip costing 4 dollars 50 cents per person. Reservations are handled by Philip Gordon.
Beloit City Council sets a hearing for Monday June 17 on a request by M. J. and in the zone a 12 acre site on the northeast side of Highway 15 to permit a chiropractic clinic. Local property owners in the area have objected to the change.
Rev. James C. Plymire announces Daily Vacation Bible School classes to begin Monday in four Monroe churches. The programs divide by grade levels four and five year olds Grace Lutheran third graders Presbyterian sixth graders and St John’s first through fifth graders. Classes run 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Friday until June 21 with 25 cent registration due Monday morning at each church.
The drive will operate by appointments due to construction at the junior high gym. Donors are urged to call to schedule. Delbert Heins Gilbert Duerst Harold Schulz and Rev Daniel Schowalter named chairs from nearby communities. St Clare hospital and Badger Regional Blood Center renew an annual agreement from July 1 1963 to June 30 1964 with Rev Plymire continuing as operating chair to aid Dr Hennager.
Mrs. Carl Musebeck of Knox ville Tenn visits her father George Goetz. Women’s Relief Corps meet 8 p.m. Tuesday at Legion Hall. West Wisconsin Methodist conference in Portage Wednesday to Friday attended by Rev Lyle D Stephenson and others. Women of the Moose meet Wednesday 8 p.m. enrollment. Mr and Mrs Russell Cline and Ella and LeRoy Palmer return from Wil-O-Dot Resort fishing trip near Sunset Beach Birchwood. Annual chicken dinner Sunday June 9 at 11:30 a.m. at local park Wayne sponsored by Lt Mrs Robert Grimm and three children. Mrs Grimm niece of Mrs Myers of Garrison IA spent weekend with Myers family. Sgt Swanton to return from Japan this December. Miss Carolyn Bongiorno at St Clare’s Novitiate Sinsinawa spending a week with parents Dr and Mrs F J Bongiorno Albany. will attend brother Joseph’s Xavier University graduation in Cincinnati.
Jack Erb city street superintendent said 6th street highway 59 will be closed to traffic at intervals for widening work. Eastbound detours use 22nd avenue to 8th street and back, with utility crews moving poles and water department work planned.
A five cent Food for Peace Freedom from Hunger commemorative stamp will go on sale at the Monroe post office tomorrow timed to the World Food Congress opening. The stamp shows a stalk of golden bearded wheat on green, with Freedom from Hunger in red and other text in white, issued in panes of fifty.
Kathryn Sullivan 67 a native of Darlington died Sunday in Freeport. Services at Schwarz funeral home 9 am and St Marys Church 9 30 am with Rosary tonight at 8. Burial in St Josephs cemetery Gratiot. Survived by sister Agnes of Freeport.
Two Argyle high school juniors received NSF scholarships for summer science programs. John Foesch Jr. will join a five week physics biology chemistry and math course at St Olaf College in Northfield Minnesota. Donald N Rossing will attend an eight week mathematics focused program at Colorado College in Colorado Springs Colorado.
The Crandall Oil Co station and several nearby properties received permits for expansion and remodeling. Names include George Strothmann Vernon Tearman James Stears Avon Johnson Herbert Ripp Vernon Foster Loren Sutherland C. S. Pierce Everet Visger and the Brodhead Chamber of Commerce for a new sign. League of Municipalities set meetings in Manito for city attorneys clerks June 19 21 with sessions across Friday Saturday and Wednesday.
The body of Clarence Pattat, 53, a Freeport welder of 35 years on the Illinois railroad, was identified after floating in the Pecatonica River. He had been missing since November 21. Services set for 1:06 p.m. Thursday at Burke Tubbs funeral home in Freeport. Surviving are a daughter, four sons, and three sisters. Coroner reports no foul play indicated.
Madison Wisconsin market notes cheddar price ranges widening as curing quality contracts took effect. Demand for bulk styles is fair, pre pack sliced and processed cheddars show strong supply, with 35s 38 dollars, blocks 35 to 38 percent, daisies 39 percent, longhorns 37 to 39 percent, midgets 37 to 40 percent.
Kenneth Pickett of La Crosse and Monroe, aged 12, won a $1,000 scholarship for accordion talent. The prize grants one year of lessons with Charles Magnante and a chance to audition for Ted Mack TV Amateur Hour in New York. Dan Lebakken announced the sponsor and the April contest saw Pickett prevail over 60 finalists.
Esther Osborne of Albany who teaches at Evansville fractured her left ankle in a fall at school yesterday. She was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 4 45 p m. local authorities reported. Mr and Mrs Kay Chesebro of Highway 69 returned from a week of fishing at Schiodton Marsh near Monticello and the John Gillum cottage about 200 miles north of here. The report notes a heavy recounter from Belleville toward Burgy Flats south of Monticello.
A heavy rainstorm drenched New Glarus around 1 p m with motorists reporting a bail at the Nathan Bechtelt farm vicinity along Highway 69.
The Monroe Kiwanis will host a 12 15 p m meeting at the Swiss Wheel featuring a dairy month program. A film will be shown to highlight dairy industry efforts and support.
Members of the Smith Mason ic Lodge will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the temple.
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