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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1964
Page
6
The Daily Record notes June 9 1964 forecast for Wisconsin with mostly cloudy skies and chances of showers tonight then cooler. Wednesday resolves into partly cloudy and cooler with scattered showers northeast. Highs in 64 to 74 and lows 40s to mid 50s, with regional variations in Monroe zone and a warm spot at Presidio Texas and a cold spot at Craig Alaska.
Angeline Ott and others transfer two parcels numbered 214 and 215 in the city of Brodhead to Orville Johnson. Property details and adjacent lot references are recorded in the transfer filing. Municipal recording office notes the deed dates and signatures for official approval.
The docket shows numerous Monroe cases including reckless and inattentive driving adjourned to June 15, various speeding and duty upon striking offenses with fines and costs, and bonds forfeitures. Other entries include unlicensed bicycle, operating on left side, dog at large, and vehicle license violations. One Chicago defendant faced a dismissed license case, while a separate trial resulted in a guilty verdict with sentence under Huber Law.
George J. Signer of Route 1 Gratiot forfeits 10 dollars for inattentive driving per Monroe police records.
Richard Henry Ward aged 29 of Route 4 Darlington and Victoria Lynn Miller aged 18 of Route 4 Monroe obtain a marriage license. Larry Francis Leopold 21 of Juda and Marlea Ann Schuetz 22 of Route 3 also receive licenses.
Obituaries note the deaths of Mil Escher aged 82 in Monticello Clarence Campman of rural Lena Illinois Clarence E Berry 69 of Graitot William J Clark eight from Dodgerville Mr and Mrs Maurice Wahl Hollandale son born June 8 Mr and Mrs Ronald Edler Browntown daughter born June 9 Mr and Mrs Robert Orheim 815 7th Avenue son born June 9 Mr and Mrs Ronald Thostenson Brodhead son born June 9
Air Force Academy Cadet Neil A. Jacobs of Monroe will speak at St. John’s Military Academy Delafield during June 13 and 14 weekend. He will discuss academy life before addressing 28 Wisconsin academy appointees and their parents at a sponsor reception led by Maj Donovan Oliver and Maj George L. Wells. appointees of the Class of 1968 join 965 entering cadets this month.
Six area youths forfeited or were fined over 300 dollars in Madison court yesterday on a charge of possessing beer in a car with minor passengers. Robert E. Disch 18 Belleville Herbert F. Kubly 18 Monticello Alvin J. Gmar 20 Route 2 New Glarus Larry G. Goecks 20 New Glarus and Duane W. Spring New Glarus each forfeited 50 dollars plus costs. Donald A. Lee 18 New Glarus was fined 50 dollars and 3 dollars court costs.
List of medical and surgical patients and dismissals at St Clare Hospital including Leonard Way Mt Horeb Kal Renne Stamm Winslow and multiple residents from Janesville Beloit Durand South Beloit Edgerton Monticello Browntown with details on doctors nurses and family members in the dismissals section.
Waldo Freitag of New Glarus visited this morning. A host of local residents attended University of Wisconsin commencements at Camp Randall and Madison, including Ralph Stauffacher, Robert Bidlingmaier, Philip Kammerude, and Philip’s party, with receptions at the Krattiger home.
Mrs Donald Witt of Monticello Mrs William Eberhardt of Monroe and Miss Helen Green Green County home economics agent will travel to Madison tomorrow to attend College Week for Women at the University of Wisconsin campus. Also attending sessions are Mrs Art Steindl of Albany Mrs Orville Hawkins and Mrs Walter Ziltener of Brodhead. Witt and Ziltener will serve as voting delegates for the Green County Home Demonstration Council at the event sponsored by the Wisconsin Extension Service and Wisconsin Home Demonstration Council. MISS CURTIS CRITICAL BRODHEAD S: Friends report Miss Ethel Mae Curtis once elementary teacher in Brodhead is critically ill at her Cambridge home after major surgery.
Milwaukee resident George W. Volland suffered deep lacerations to the forehead cheeks and back of the head when his car brakes failed while nearing a stop sign on a town road near the Washington church at 5 40 p m yesterday. A New Glarus physician treated him and twenty six stitches were required. In a second incident Terry C Stamm driving a truck owned by Harold B Ambler Monroe escaped injury after side swiping a guard railing on Highway 11 six miles west of Monroe. Stamm said he momentarily fell asleep and the accident was reported at 1 31 p m yesterday.
William Rieder Jr named fundraiser chairman at the Knights of Columbus officers meeting after golf league. Proceeds support the Monroe Rehabilitation Foundation for cerebral palsy and other charities. Final plans for a golf and card social at Windy Acres next Monday with co chairmen Loren Fritz Ronald Grimm and Robert Paulik.
William Moon presented a talk on coin collecting and the fate of Monroe's Wooden Nickel during the Monroe Lions Club meeting at Marco's last night. Plans for a joint meeting of zone clubs in New Glarus on Monday June 15 were discussed, including Monroe, Brodhead, Argyle, Blanchardville and New Glarus. An August 8 outing was planned with wives as guests to Milwaukee for the Dodgers game, and a bus charter and Kiwanis guest invitation were considered.
The Goodwill Industries Truck will be in Monroe for pickup Friday June 19. Local pickup contact Mrs Dorothy Volmary at 325-3488. Guests at Saturday VFW 25th anniversary banquet included Ernest Burkhard and sister Anna Davis Mr and Mrs Elsmere Howe and Fred Good. corrections noted to yesterday’s report. Michael Keith Doran Schony seven month old son of Mr and Mrs Keith Schony Dakota admitted to St Clare Hospital for a cold. expected discharge today. Janet Hills granddaughter of Mr and Mrs William Hills Wheaton Ill won first place in a piano recital and will be piano soloist in Wheaton Youth Symphony Orchestra fall season. Eugene Cher son and family moved to 1711 Wilson Ave Sheboygan. he becomes assistant manager at Borden Chemical Plant Sheboygan. Mrs Thorson daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell V Grant, 2123 13th St, is the wife of Elmer Thorson Woodford. the Grants spent the weekend in Sheboygan.
A 100-pound buck was struck and killed by a car this morning in Spring Grove Township three miles south of Bluff View Park. The driver, Russell Olin of Brodhead Route 2, received moderate hood damage and the deer was confiscated in the absence of a conservation officer.
A student completed a Bachelor of Science degree in entomology in January 1964, finishing studies in the specified field with emphasis on insects and related science.
Former Governor Robert B. Meyner was appointed to administer a new cigaret advertising code aimed at standardizing ads. The code, prompted by a Surgeon General report linking smoking to lung cancer, would authorize Meyner to review all advertising and levy fines up to 100000 dollars for violations. It forbids portraying smoking as essential to social prominence distinction success or sexual attraction.
Clarence Campman 63 died Saturday night of an apparent heart attack at his farm home. Services held this afternoon at Leamon funeral home with Rev. Webster Hobb officiating. Burial in Ladies Union Cemetery at Stockton. Survived by wife Ethel Kreuder married May 11, 1930 in Mt. Carroll a daughter Mrs. Walter Kraft Lena a son Raymond Stockton and five grandchildren
The Green County Law Enforcement Association announces the first of three .22 caliber pistol shoots at Altman’s Pit east of the fairgrounds this Sunday from 8 a.m. to noon. The series continues July 19 and August 23 with averages tallied after all three events and prizes awarded. Information is available from the Green County Sheriff's Department.
Public Health Service officials warn of Phange Type 34 typhoid linked to Aberdeen Scotland outbreak. No US cases in 18 months, ports and centers told to monitor. Also reports two traffic crashes: Gratiot area incident with Dr Duluc and Dr Bear vehicles. Beloit driver collision with a semi near Pioneer Drive. Paula Schultz injured.
Monroe police investigated two accidents yesterday one involving three cars and the other involving a car and truck. At 10 36 a.m. police investigated an accident in the 500 block of 22nd avenue. A car driven by George J Signer.
Montgomery Ward announces the Riverside LDT tire from product development engineers as the best quality and longest mileage tire from 1250 retail and catalog stores. It features an anti skid angular rib on a rounded shoulder for traction, double circle white side walls, black shoulders with MW patterns, and 5700 tread and side angles for skid resistance with a lifetime guarantee.
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