This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 27 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
8
Wisconsin mostly cloudy and warmer with scattered thunderstorms likely tonight and Friday. Lows tonight 50s to 60s, highs Friday around 74 to 80. Monroe area similar, with lows 54 to 60 and a trace of precipitation since yesterday. Sunrise 5 13, sunset 8 46.
Norbert J. Moyer transferred It 2 and W 136 ft of It 3 and W 37 ft of It 1 bik 18 in Albany. Ana Garwell conveyed 6.24 acres to Herman A. Stuessy in Cadiz Township. Green County DPW sold Its 29 30 31 32 in Rhoade's Add Browntown. Bank of Albany transferred part of Its 3 and 1 bik 18 in Albany back to Norbert J. Moyer.
County Court records show Erwinnawusun Jr. 21 Brod head pleads nolo contendere and is sentenced to state prison up to three years after a pre-sentence investigation. Frederick Ruegsegger of Monroe pleads guilty to driving on a sidewalk, fined 15 dollars. Arnold Brubakker Beloit accused of crossing over yellow line with 420 fines. McMorran Trucking over axle overload set to June 15. Ronald D. Guttmer juvenile faces five months with no fine. Gary Arn Juda juvenile not guilty plea and trial set for June 18. Edward Moore Monroe juvenile faces license revocation and traffic school.
Anna Verena Frick and J. S. Urben named co executors of the estate of John Frick who died May 3 in New Glarus. A trust estate is formed under the will dated August 18 1954.
Obituary brief lists the deaths of Mrs Frank Mida Reiplinger aged 85 in Madison Elden Menzemer 43 of Warren and Miss Pearl H Campbell 84 of Milwaukee with their likely municipalities and ages noted
Mr and Mrs Rollin Long of Janesville welcome a son born June 10. Mr and Mrs Aaron Muralt of Route 2 announce a daughter born June 10. Mr and Mrs William J Mc Cormick of Blanchardville welcome a daughter born June 10. Mr and Mrs Gary Preston of Juda report a son born June 10.
A list of individuals connected to a St Claire Hospital accident, including Wayne B Rice of Mt Horeb and Albert Grinnell, with addresses on 2345 15th Avenue, plus Lilian Haas of Browntown. Also tonsillectomy patients from Monticell Medical and Beloit Surgical, and dismissals including Casper Furrer and Leonard Way.
Personal mentions include Mrs. Martha Lindgren and Mrs. Melvin Lange of Baraboo visiting Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Lindgren and family. A Monroe garage sale is set for Saturday June 13 at 2308 16th Ave. Mrs. Anna Jacobs Woodford and Mrs. Lena Falk Lyon Il visited Emma Monte Browntown. Kay Tueseher Woodford also present. Reverend Gerrit E. Moun attends Synod of Wisconsin at Carroll College Waukesha. George Yeazel traveled to Lena Til for the double funeral of cousins Jesse J. Linderman and another victim of a Lena area traffic crash Sunday. Mrs. Arnold Condon Gregg Pinnow Brodhead and Mr. John Plichta West Allis plan midmonth World’s Fair trip by train from Chicago.
Mrs Mida Reiplinger age 85 of Madison formerly Monroe resident died at Lake View General Hospital Madison at 12:55 a m. She born Sept 8 1878 Platte County Nebraska daughter of William A and Mandane Rodgers Sisson. Survived by husband Frank Reiplinger and sister Mrs Stan Beers Milwaukee. Services at 3 p m Saturday Stuessy Funeral Home burial Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
The Kansas City Athletics dismissed manager Ed Lopat and named former coach Mel McGaha to replace him. General Manager Pat Friday announced the move as the team prepared for a four game series with the Cleveland Indians starting Friday night.
Mineral Point hosts Dairy Night at 7 15 p m Saturday with a band concert and guest speaker Paul Afeldt president of Pure Milk Products Cooperative set to talk Games and a ice cream social complete the program.
Mrs Laan Haas of downtown is in fair condition at St Clare hospital after a highway 69 curve crash near the Roderick farm five miles south of Monroe. She suffered scalp lacerations chest contusions possible sternum fracture and possible shock. Her daughter Miss Carole P Haas 25 Route 1 Browntown drove and wore a seat belt. The driver reported neck soreness. Accident reported 8 24 am. Also in separate incidents Jerry Christen 5 suffered minor head and ear bruises when a car hit a tractor chopper wagon unit on County Trunk W between New Glarus and Dayton reported 4 53 pm yesterday. Shirley Lae Route 1 Belleville was the driver Danny R Hauge Route 1 New Glarus operated the tractor wagon unit. Walter Graber Route 2 Monticello backed a truck from a parking stall in Monticello yesterday hitting Darryl Johnson Route 1 Monticello’s parked car minor damage.
Knudson, 21, of rural Brodhead, was sentenced to up to three years in state prison at Waupun for aggravated assault on Mrs. Ella Foslin, 81. He pleaded nolo contendere after entering her rural Brodhead home on May 22, with a pre sentence examination conducted. He was on probation from Chicago County Illinois on a burglary charge at the time of arrest.
Six from Monroe attended sessions of the Grand Lodge of the Masonic Order in Milwaukee on Tuesday and yesterday. They were Dwight C. Coplien Roy Chesebro Dr L A Moore William F Hawthorne Fred D Kubly and Wilbur E Johnson Attending from Albany were Lee Zimmerman and Nelson Miller.
In Sulugne Germany a 43 year old man went berserk and killed two women teachers with a lance like weapon and badly burned 12 pupils with a homemade flamethrower He was shot in the leg while fleeing police The assailant first struck a ground floor classroom then another room before dying or being stopped by authorities
The clipping names a group of women and men connected to area events, including Mrs. William Kurches, Kali Stamm, Mrs. Magdalena Ritschard, Mrs. Edward Graumann, Mrs. J. Henry Schmid, Mrs. Charles Stakar, Mrs. Clayton Hansen and daughter, Mrs. Alfred Schneider, John B. Trine, and Mrs. Orville Miller Jr., reflecting a broad social register.
Lions Club hosts a zone picnic Monday at 6 30 p m in New Glarus Woods for Lions members Reservations made for 20 from Monroe contact Curt Schwager or Walter Babula. Linus Doyle longtime Citizens State Bank officer is a patient at St Clare hospital after admission at 6 45 a m. Mrs May Wurm and sister Phyllis Howe relocate to Shullsburg. they had lived in Tschudy apartment 1983 64 year with Wisconsin History mobile retiring. Sixteen Green County Pilots Association members attended a dinner meeting at Windy Acres. Robert Lawinger dies in Chicago May 24, reported by L S Brown. Sidney Stair Steve Jerri Rae Hook on six weeks European trip leaving O Harefield. Hedwig Tinner and Hulda Breitenmoser leave for Zurich after visiting Lienhardt and Colney homes. Injuries include Wayne B Rice treated for dislocated shoulder at St Clare hospital after hay bale strike. Albert Grinnell dismissed from hospital after admission for treatment.
The man and Mrs. Grinnell were aiding with tree cutting at the fairgrounds after Tuesday's storm damage when he was struck by a falling limb and sustained scalp lacerations.
Monroe police investigated a late night accident at 11 31 p m in the Monroe high school parking lot. A car driven by William D Wunschel of Juda struck a car parked behind his vehicle driven by Dorothy L Sack.
Wisconsin congressman John Byrnes joined four Democrats and voted with the majority as the 3.5 billion foreign aid authorization bill passed the House. Democrats Kasten Meier Johnson Reuss Zablocki supported. Republicans Imelvin Dairy O Konski Schadeberg Vernon Thompson Van Pelt opposed. The chamber defeated a motion to send the bill back to committee by 211 to 193.
An unwanted brown and white spotted hound is held at the county jail awaiting adoption. After breakfast she warmed to attention but remains timid, and she would make a loving pet for the right home.
Miss Pearl H. Campbell 84 a native of the area died Tuesday in Milwaukee where she had lived about 40 years She was a member of St Marks Episcopal Church Mil waukee Immediate survivors include two nieces a nephew and a cousin Services are set for 10 am at St Marks Episcopal Church with graveside rites at 1 30 pm in Maple Hill Cemetery Evansville
Westby teenager Pau Veum, 17, honored as Wisconsin Star Farmer for his swine and cattle projects on the Veum family farm and named a vice president of the Future Farmers of America. Other officers announced include President Gerald Dryer of Reedsburg and vice presidents Donald Drost Rice Lake Robert Henning Fall Creek Walter Kalms Gibraltar and Scott Trayer Milton. Donald Mullen Bloomer elected secretary and George Egan Cuda City treasurer.
Elden Menzemer 43 of Warren died yesterday at his home after a short illness. He was a lifelong Warren area resident and truck driver born January 12, 1921 in Elizabeth Township, son of Frank and Edna Bucher Menzemer. Surviving are his wife Fern and his father. his mother preceded him in death. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bartell funeral home with Rev. H. E. Beldin officiating. burial in Elmwood cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight at the funeral home.
The stock market extended its recovery for a third straight session as major shares edged up while trading slowed in late afternoon. Gains were modest across key stocks with a few fractional losses, and Texas Gulf Sulphur stood out with a fractional drop amid overall subdued volume.
Park schedule lists tonight at Twining Park Swiss Colony versus The Office at seven p.m. Joe's Private Club faces Eagles No 1 at eight p.m. Martins meets Swigs at nine p.m. Tomorrow no games scheduled. Recreation Park hosts Studer's Super Service versus Orangeville at seven forty five p.m. Treuthardt Rustlers versus Hughes Mobile Homes at nine fifteen p.m. Swimming pool open six thirty to nine p.m. both nights.
A meteor was seen in the southwest sky shortly before 10 last night with a bright red tail that burned out. Nathan Roth of Monroe, an amateur astronomer, did not see it. his son and other residents heard of the display. Roth notes meteor showers peak in late July and August as Earth’s position aligns. He recalls witnessing 35 to 40 meteors in an hour and urges watching clear skies for showers.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.