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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
6
The forecast calls for predominantly cloudy skies with partly cloudy conditions tonight and Friday. Showers or thundershowers are possible in the southern portion Friday or Friday night. Temperatures range from the lows in the 50s to around 60 in the southeast, with highs Friday in the 65 to 75 degree range.
The report notes since Wednesday 1 p.m. high 78 and low 65 with a year ago high 74 low 58. Precipitation totals .20 inches since Wednesday 1 p.m. Sunrise is 5 18 and sunset 8 35.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer and Sheriff’s Dept report defendants Raymond E. Nance of LaMoille Illinois inattentive driving with a $30 bond forfeited. Larry G. Frauchiger of Monroe forfeits $15 for inadequate muffler. Robert A. Daniels of Judo, a juvenile, avoids a fine and has license restricted for six weeks.
Jimmie Wilde of Monroe cited for speeding with $10 fine noted by Monroe Police. Sheldon H. Lewis, 45, of Chicago Heights Illinois, and Hollis Miller of Monroe also appear in the roundup.
Robert Arthur White 27 of Albany and Gloria Jean Baumgartner 22 of Oregon. Peter Clarence Bly 19 and Cheryl Kay Zilliex 20 both of Albany. Mark Allen Mitchell 19 of South Wayne and Carol Jean Trumpy 18 of 1736 15th St Monroe.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Wieser of New Glarus announce a daughter born June 7. Mr and Mrs Larry Klassy of Monticello announce a son born June 7.
A list from St Clare Hospital includes patients in Medical Surgical and Dismissals. Names and addresses cover Allen Gruenen felder and Leo M Flanagan among patients, plus Teresa Schup bach William B Martin Alfred Voegels and others. Dismissals include Stephen N Wabbena Harold Snyder Glen Miner Hawes Herman Krueger and several Mrs. names.
Wesley Schaper 79 died Monday. Services held at 2 PM at St nessy Funeral Home with Rev. Webster R. Hobb of First Methodist Church Freeport officiating. Organ by Mrs. Clarence Seaton. Burial Highland Cemetery Pearl City Illinois. Pallbearers Nelson Baumgartner Reno Edgar Fahr Winslow Robert Baumgartner Pearl City Erwin Spring Monroe Ernest Spring.
Leo M. Flanagan aged 64 of 803 East 4th Avenue Brodhead is receiving treatment at St. Clare Hospital for an eye injury from a folding lawn chair. He was admitted Wednesday afternoon after the accident occurred last Friday.
Arthur Bartlett reports a female beagle found at his Monroe Route 1 residence and asks owners to contact him by telephone to reclaim the pet.
Monroe police logged multiple vehicle accidents over the last two days. Incidents include Paulina Buel and Floyd Coplien colliding at 4:08 p.m. on 10th St and 18th Ave with no injuries, and Frederick Amacher hitting a high bank after losing control at 17th Ave and 13th St. Vehicle damage ranged from minor to moderate.
Madison priest and Oshkosh official back Assembly proposal urging tighter controls on student behavior after May incidents at six Wisconsin universities. Educators oppose the three hour hearing as the Municipalities Committee takes no action. The measure asks university regents to review discipline policies.
The piece satirizes double standards in judging risk and novelty. It notes that men are praised for bold moves while women face harsher reactions to similar efforts and calls out the stigma of weight and self denial.
Miss Nancy Schutt wife and Mrs Alvin Schutt of Schutt South Gate California returns home Monday after visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Chester Hasse Miss Mary Jo Henning of Denver daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Henning spends two weeks with her parents and attends Ann Henning's Monroe High School graduation Miss Henning works as a registered nurse at the VA Hospital in Denver Mrs Daniel Bahler leaves O Hare Chicago by jet for San Antonio Texas to join her husband Pfc Daniel Bahler after six months active duty They plan to vacation along the Gulf Coast and in parts of Mexico before returning Bahler has served since January and was stationed at Fort Campbell Kentucky He is in Co A First Battalion US Medical T C
Israeli forces say they seized all of Palestine west of the Jordan River and the Dead Sea extending to pre 1948 borders. Egyptian troops resist in the western Sinai with fighting at Bir Gif Gafa and the Mitla Pass. Jordanian front cease fire holds despite continued hostilities and Old Jerusalem remains closed to civilians.
A London bank delivery truck carrying 44000 pounds in cash was stolen today while two guards left it unattended to make a delivery. The company spokesman said the robbers likely had the keys or towed the vehicle away. The truck was secured and alarmed when left at a busy railway depot.
A panel of federal judges splits on whether to drop disorderly conduct charges against 18 anti-war demonstrators. The decision leaves unresolved when the trials will be held and ongoing uncertainty about next steps.
Washington legislation advances a compromise draft extension bill that would also strip the President of power to order a lottery induction system. The proposal aims for prompt congressional approval amid debate on compulsory service and presidential authority.
Michigan Governor George Romney, an undeclared 1968 GOP candidate, plans a Wisconsin trip with stops in Milwaukee Appleton and Green Bay for Dairyland finals. He will also attend the National Young Republicans convention in Omaha and visit New Hampshire July 6 9.
Oak leaf represents patriotism and hospitality in symbol lore. SOS has no intrinsic meaning beyond a simple letter set used for signaling. Strom Thurmond delivered the longest Senate speech at 24 hours 18 minutes on Aug 28 29 1957, surpassing Morse's 22 hours 26 minutes. Baggage rule on the Trans-Siberian allows one bird in a cage at no extra cost.
Peter Arvedson with wife Joan Swiggum was ordained a deacon in the Episcopal Church at Champaign Illinois in the Chapel of St John the Divine. Bishop Albert A Chambers presided. He will serve as deacon in-charge of a new mission in Effingham Illinois. Family and local attendees included Gerald Swiggum Frank Stark Browntown James Swiggum Madison and Barbara Stark Orfordville.
Henry Paul Plautz 74 died Tuesday night in Freeport Memorial Hospital. Services 10 a.m. Saturday at Bartell Funeral Home with Rev. John Reuland officiating. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Calling after 2 p.m. tomorrow. Born June 11 1892 in Adeline Illinois. Son of Peter and Anna Wickler Plautz. Survived by daughter Mrs. Jack Newman Mesa Arizona.
The Pentagon announced that Israeli torpedo boats and aircraft struck a U S Navy vessel about 15 miles north of the Sinai Peninsula in the Mediterranean. Initial reports said four Americans were killed and 53 wounded.
Velma Mueller of 2801 13th St. was elected president succeeding Sam Waelti as leader of the Green County Safety Council. Chester Pinnow was re elected as vice president and Herbert Huffman named Home and Women’s Activities chair.
The Senate debated a 24 percent higher budget with 52 amendments rejected. Democrats charged the plan would raise local property taxes and underfund education. Senator Lourigan questioned tax reliance while Majority Leader Leonard accused Democrats of proposing $130 million in unfunded amendments. The economy and a second-stage income tax hike influence Republican resistance to new levies.
The Legislature’s budget discussion centers on a $30 million local school aid measure and a $307 million Department of Public Instruction appropriation. Education remains the largest expense as the state plans highway spending and a total government cost of $1.9 billion. Senate debate features partisan tactics, with cloture voted four times since 1955, three on Wednesday amid Democratic maneuvers.
A 59 year old Polish immigrant armed with a long knife attempted to enter the car of U S Ambassador Charles E Bothlen in Paris to assassinate him, according to French police reports.
Chicago markets show hog prices across weight classes from 16.50 to 23.50 per hundredweight with 450 to 500 pounds at 16.50 to 17.50. Slaughter cattle include 950 to 1,250 pound steers at 24.50 to 25.25 and 900 pound heifers at 23.00 with cows 17.00 to 19.60. Eggs offer grade A whites at 25 cents and other grades around 21 to 24 cents.
Classified ads connect people seeking to meet buyers renters and sellers. Cupid style notices highlight opportunities for dating housing goods and services. Each posting targets a specific audience with concise details and contact options.
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