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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
6
Wisconsin and Monroe areas report fair skies with a warming trend. Tonight lows mainly 40s to 50s, Friday highs in the mid 70s to low 80s. Yesterday’s peak 76 and trough 48, barometer around 30.03 rising to 30.11 at 1 p.m. Sunrise at 5 15, sunset near 8 p.m.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer imposes two month license suspensions on four counts totaling eight months for a juvenile reckless driving and speeding case. Constance J Hetzel and Michael Dischler have charges dismissed for lack of prosecution upon district attorney motion. Bernnie Williamson of Earlville not guilty plea on concealing movable property, jailed on 300 dollar bond, set for June 9 at 2 30 p m. Albany Police.
Iryant Wackman of Brooklyn named executor of the Gilbert Amidon estate who died May 30. Will dated January 25, 1961 leaves widow Jessie as heir. Appraisers Wayne Albertson and Edwin J. Pernot. Emma West named executrix and heir in her husband John I. West estate who died April 23. Will dated December 24, 1952. Appraisers O. N. Johnson and Clarence Grundahl.
Forfeitures include Keith A Kundert McConnell failure to yield to a pedestrian on marked crosswalk ten dollars Richard A Kubly speeding forfeited twenty five dollars Monroe police Emil Sutter 609 Sunrise Court duty upon striking unattended vehicle forfeited twenty five dollars Marriage licenses Richard John Hillestad twenty two and Judy Ann Disch twenty both of New Glarus Deaths list Mrs M Fern Stephens sixty one Brodhead William W Schindler Jr twelve Orangeville Jeffrey John Timp three Galena James Disch seventy eight Flint Michigan Mrs Celia McQuaid eighty seven Los Angeles California Mrs Matie Campbell eighty two Canoga Park California Births Mr and Mrs James Webinger South Wayne son June three Mr and Mrs Larry Wilson South Beloit daughter June three
A fragment lists Miss Claudia Allen and Debra Higginbotham among patients at St. Clare Hospital with a ton sillectomy and other names in medical care. Dismissals include Clifford L Koch and others. The piece names numerous patients and staff across Belleville Evansville Orangeville Beloit Darlington Freeport and Sterling with addresses and relatives.
A two car collision at the 12th street and 15th avenue intersection left Stauffer and his wife lightly injured. Jacob Stauffer suffered a knee bruise and his wife a forehead cut and bruises after their car and a Shirl Bauer vehicle collided when vision was reportedly blocked by a nearby railroad car.
The Monroe bank received two shipments of regular coins from Chicago totaling about 2800 dollars after the Chicago First National Bank supplied coins to ease a local shortage. The Chicago bank had previously asked Monroe for 20 wooden nickels as part of the story.
Auto Club to visit the Joseph Kohn farm museum near Winslow for a special open house. Members meet at 1 30 p m on the north side of the square to depart in a group. Cars of Yesteryear from northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin will be shown along with an Indian collection and the 100 year old Kohn home furnished with antique furniture.
Funeral services for Mrs. William J. Norder 75 were held at Shriner Neushwander with Rev. Gerrit Mouw officiating. Burial was in Greenwood. grandsons served as pallbearers. Stanford V. Smith 65 of Jamestown N Y graveside services were at Greenwood with Rev. Grant Rice officiating. pallbearers named. Local arrangements by Stuessy funeral home.
Mrs. Stanton P Stears and daughter Susan and Mrs Ernest Ochsner from Albany visit. The Torch as Passed copies available at The Times office. Nearly 30 Monroe school faculty members attended the Milwaukee Braves game in County Stadium in private cars. A rummage sale for adults and children is planned Saturday June 6 from 10 to 1 at 2334 15th Ave, with rain contingency. Mr and Mrs Emmett C Moore of Millerton Ia visiting their son in law and daughter and grandchildren Elizabeth and Bill Johnston. New summer hours announced for June July and August Open Mon Wed and Fri 1 to 4 pm or by appointment 325-3532 or 325-5747 Knit and Purl Shop 2327 27th Ave Monroe. Clarence Brunkow Juda and Mrs Bert Adelman and Mr and Mrs Clyde Adelman Monroe attended the funeral of Mrs Hattie Dunwiddie in Delavan.
James Disch 78 native of Monroe and last of the John Disch family died Tuesday in Flint Michigan where services will be held Friday. A Buick plant retiree he is survived by his wife Inez two daughters Eva Gordon and Grace Schram both of Flint and two grandchildren. Born December 17 1885 he was the son of John and Bridget Monahan Disch. His father was an early baker here and he was brother of the late Barbara Lindsay who died October 15 1961.
Friends and relatives of Patricia Jones and Eunice Smith, both 1964 graduates, attended graduation exercises at Platteville State College Friday morning. Present were Leslie Peter of Manhattan Kansas, Jake Jones, Harry Smith and Nelva, Frank Siedschlag, Loyd Keener, William Siedschlag and Janice, Frederick Feldt and Linda Siedschlag, all of Juda, Violet Jones of Brodhead, William F. Smith’s wife of Monroe, and Gerald Saeger of Freeport.
A 3-year old boy, Jeffrey John Timp, died after a wooden form toppled while construction work near his home. He was playing near a plant his father Louis Timp is building for a concrete septic tank business in Galena.
A committee on water pollution opened a hearing on the Sugar River and its tributaries in Green, Rock, and Dane counties at the courthouse. The State Board of Health, Conservation Department, and Department of Administration organize the review. legal counsel was James McDermott. Attending representatives included T. F. Wisniewski and Lawrence F. Mott, William Sayles, Harvey Wirth, plus testimony from F. H. Schraumnagel, Harold Lautz, Lloyd Leuschow, and Floyd Stautz on municipal sources and biological findings.
MAUIDUN and Ine Hornen Co. were fined 2500 on a no contest plea to price fixing and discrimination in Dodge County dairy sales. Attorney General George Thompson announced the 1990 charges based on complaints from small dairies. In a separate action, Borden Co. and Pet Dairy Products Co. paid 1250 in Madison Circuit Court after pleading no contest to attempting to monopolize the fairy products market in Rich and Center.
Rosendale hosts peak peony bloom this weekend through June 21 in four interlocking gardens dating from 1923 to 1951. Hundreds of varieties including doubles singles and Japanese types draw visitors to Rosendale nicknamed The Peony Town.
Leon F Brunner of 1011 16th avenue has finished training at Bear Manufacturing Company's automotive safety services school in Rock Island Illinois. He now works at Gem pler Tire Shop, 1005 15th avenue. The sheriff reports an engine cover or side panel from a motorcycle found and will be returned to the owner after identification. The panel was turned in by a motorist.
Miss Claudia Allen aged 84 of Belleville is being treated for a fractured right hip at St. Clare hospital after a fall at her home. She was admitted at 2 15 p m yesterday.
Aberdeen reports 318 typhoid cases with 275 confirmed and 43 suspected. Health officer Ian MacQueen says the day marks Aberdeen's destiny as the outbreak nears its incubation period. He blames imported corned beef. government orders an inquiry.
Two Marinette residents, Gary Jacques 21 and Dean Stuart 18, die when a car misses a curve and hits a utility pole. Witnesses say the six occupants were traveling at 70 to 75 mph. The Wisconsin death toll for 1964 rises to 377. In Beloit, Terrance Levine 24 dies in a collision with another car. West Bend resident Alvin Fischer 68 is killed while walking along Highway 33. Guatemala’s top exports are coffee and bananas followed by cotton and chicle gum.
Rev Donald Reeser and his wife and two young children arrived from Frankfurt Germany on a yearlong missionary furlough. Mary Ellen age five Renatta two months accompanied him home to Urangeville where his mother and brother Rev LaVerne Reeser and family welcomed them at O’Hare field after a four year stint in German missions.
In Madison Wisconsin the cheddar cheese market shows steady activity with fair to good demand and ample to more than ample supplies. Prices listed include cheddars 34 to 38 percent, 40 pound blocks 35 to 38 percent, and single daisies 37 to 39 percent amid market stability.
MILWAUKEE Police arrested 23 pickets Wednesday during the third day of strike violence at the Pressed Steel Tank Co in West Allis. Two officers were injured. Wisconsin Employment Relations Board Chairman Morris Slavney arranged a meeting today between company representatives and Local 1569 of the United Steelworkers to seek a voluntary peace. He said both sides agreed to attend and emphasized the aim to maintain peace. Dial 825.5101 for an Adtaker today.
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