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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
4
A partially legible legal notice from June 1939 in Monroe Wisconsin outlines heirship proofs and a court opening date. It mentions a Daved May 39 date, a judge A Arthur C. Benkert and attorney details, with September and June references to hearings and examinations of heirs.
Senior Girl Scout Troop 217 and Explorer Scouts raced in the Yahara Relay Canoe Race on Saturday, run by Indian Trails Council. Ten Explorer crews and two Senior crews launched at McFarland and concluded at the Indian Trails Camp on the Rock River. A three day Devils Lake State Park campout follows with sailing basics. Monroe participants include Susan Urban, Marsha Janke, Susan Rufener, Ann Silvis, Jeanne Gibbons, Laurie Usher, Lynn Jacobs, Linda Holmes, Marilyn Myers, Jan Barry, Janet Richardson, Carolyn Roethe, with advisors Mrs. Robert Richardson and Mrs. George Barry. Indians Trails Council aims to make the canoe event annual.
Hogs traded unevenly with 8,500 head at gains of 25 cents on lighter classes, cattle and calves showed steady to firm prices with prime and high choice loads at 21 to 22 dollars, sheep and spring lambs firm with select lots at 24.50 to 25.00. Butter and eggs held steady while grain quotes held to prior levels with No. 2 red wheat around 1.57 to 1.59 and corn near 1.26 to 1.28 per bushel.
Quadrangle, the bubble burster, edged Northern Dancer by two lengths to win the Belmont Stakes in 2 28 25, earning 110 850 and a 15 10 payoff for 2. Roman Brother finished second, four lengths ahead of Northern Dancer. Hill Rise was fourth as Dancer faltered late. The field could meet again in the Travers at Saratoga August 22.
Four Orangeville high school FFA members will receive the State Farmer Degree at the State FFA Convention in Urbana. They are Tom Babler Gary Folgate Gary Obert and John Wyssman Babler is Foundation Award winner in dairy and president of the junior class. Folgate is Star Farmer and DeKalb Award winner as well as senior class treasurer. Obert is Foundation Award winner in sheep swine and soil and water management and Wyssman is Sectional Foundation Award winner in arm safety. Delegates from Orangeville include John Wyssman and Crai Cahoon.Folgate will serve on the Courtesy Corps, Babler and Obert will sing in the State FFA Chorus, Caudle will play in the State FFA Band.
Monroe police investigated three traffic accidents over the weekend. A parked car owned by Nancy C. Koch was struck by Don ald L Williams in the 600 block of 17th avenue around 4 40 a m yesterday. At 9 10 a m Burgy and Updike cars collided in the 1600 block of 7th street. Burgy was backing from a parking space. Saturday morning Lucy A Gfrover’s car rolled backward while she was in the center lane at 1000 block 17th avenue, struck by Lengacher and Dalton Jr. A parked car belonging to Virgil L Elmer was hit by an unidentified motorist in the Stoldt parking lot west of the Square.
Mansfield the Wisconsin head baseball coach and physical education professor at the Madison campus has been named president of the Battling Badgers for Renk state committee. Gene Steinhorst of WAPL Appleton is first vice president, Lila Henschel of Wauwatosa is secretary, and Joseph Fagan of Madison is treasurer, with Mrs. Fagan as founder of the 1952 Eisenhower Nixon campaign group.
On this date in 1915 William Jennings Bryan resigned as secretary of state after policy disagreements over the Lusitania sinking. Also noted are Lord Amherst’s 1758 Nova Scotia landing, Paine’s 1809 death, Andrew Jackson’s 1845 death, 1872 one cent postcards, 1942 Sydney naval shelling, and past statements by Dulles and the French foreign minister.
A long list of TV airings for the evening features Ozzie and Harriet and the June Festival with The Brothers Four and Bud and Travis. Later lineups include The Fugitive, Wagon Train, Lucy Show, Andy Griffith, Danny Thomas, and NBC News Special with political and cultural features.
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