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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
8
The forecast calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms in northern and western portions tonight and Wednesday. Highs in the 80s, lows mainly in the 60s. southerly winds 8 to 15 mph Wednesday and lighter tonight. Monroe similarly warm and humid with highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
Reading shows since Monday 1 p.m. highs reached 98 and lows 66. Year ago today highs 84 and lows 65. Precipitation since Monday 1 p.m. shows a trace of rain. Sunrise 5 17, sunset 8 38.
The notice lists deaths including 80 year old G. Foster of Davis, 51 year old Mrs John J Butler of Durand Illinois, and 54 year old Harry S Tony of Warren Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Sar backer Belleville announce a daughter born June 13. Mr and Mrs Paul Kittle Blanchardville announce a son born June 12.
Lists of medical staff and patients with names and towns including Chester L Prien Monroe and Pamela Zweifel Albany. Surgical names such as Debbia Miley Pecatonica ll and Carl J Dick Monticello. Dismissals include William Zuhlke Randy Beckwith Donald Draheim and several others.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred L. Kohli 72 who died Saturday June 10 of a coronary heart attack were held at Shriner-Neushwan der Funeral Home at 1 30 PM Rev Gerritt E Moun of the Union Presbyterian Church officiated Mrs James R Gordee sang The Lord Is My Shepherd with Mrs C W Chase at the organ Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were John Ivey Ralph A Lindsay Robert E Hardell Sr Peter S Solomon O N Johnson and P J Connors
Harry S Toay 54 of Warren Illinois died yesterday at Freeport Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born October 7 1912 in Jo Daviess County he was an artificial inseminator for Northern Illinois. He married Leona August Meier January 31 1936 in Browntown. Surviving are his widow a son Donald Warren his father John Warren a brother John Jr Freeport and five grandchildren. Services Thursday June 15 at 2 pm at Bartell Funeral Home Warren with Rev Ross Clame officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 tonight.
Alderman Harold Snively and spouse, both UW alumni, faced questions about student art for a wall near the Parking Ramp. He said he hoped UW students wouldn’t submit designs if they mirrored unacceptable phrases seen on construction walls at the university. The remark followed a city contest announcement for entrance beautification.
Monroe police reported two cars involved in a collision at Highway 1181 and a local intersection. Joel Hendrick Jr of 1425 12th Ave and Clinton Blackbourn of 2805 14th St sustained minor vehicle damage with no injuries.
The Green County junior leaders announce a June 16 dance at Monroe High School in the M room from 8 30 to 11 30 p m. The public is invited to attend the Hitch Hikers themed event hosted by the group.
Tomorrow marks the annual Farrister Family Picnic at Recreation Park Monroe. The event starts at 7 30 p m at the shelter house on the northeast side.
Marshall Krebs eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Krebs Route 1 Monroe suffered fractures of the right shoulder and arm Saturday and underwent surgery today at St. Clare Hospital to correct the breaks He fell from a hay chute at the grandparents farm and will be a fourth grader at Lincoln School next fall He is in Room 320 at St. Clare Hospital and would enjoy hearing from friends and relatives
Michael Sutter aged 24% enters St. Clare Hospital Monday for tests and observation. Pamela Zweifel fourteen months, Albany, admitted Monday. Mrs Emma Campbell Monroe Mrs Bob Wunschel and daughters Juda Miss Cherry Wiess Albany and Mrs Emma Monte Brown town were weekend visitors in Marshfield.
A report criticizes the Junior High School for its inadequate facilities. It notes old wing inadequacies persist and limit instructional excellence. Limited site constrains outdoor programs, and rooms for industrial arts and science are small with poor equipment and storage.
Twelve members of the Sisters of the Swish travel to Chicago for the Don McNeill Breakfast Club radio broadcast scheduled for tomorrow morning.
The Argus 4H Club will meet on Thursday at 7 30 p m at Kubly Park. If rain occurs the gathering moves to the Agriculture Building.
Sheriff's deputies report a beagle pup was taken to Monroe Veterinary Service and is now available for adoption.
A male brown dachshund and a brown and white female terrier were placed in the pound. The dachshund was found around the 2400 block of 12th Street, while the terrier, wearing a choke chain, was found near the 2700 block of 8th Street.
The Soviet Union requested today an emergency special session of the General Assembly to press Israel to withdraw from occupied territory in Egypt, Jordan, and Syria.
Gov Warren Knowles announced Edward J Kaderly of Juda to the State Soil and Water Conservation Committee to fill the unexpired term of Carroll Cartbart Trempealeau. The term ends July 1 1968 Kaderly is a Green County dairy farmer and active in local boards associations and conservation groups. He shows interest in Monroe Green County and its Swiss element and atmosphere and Swiss Independence Day August 1 approaches.
Anker describes reporting from Switzerland and Canada to inform future updates. He notes weekend newsroom patterns, air freight timely foreign copy, and 32 pages on Dallas tragedy with correspondents abroad. Die Woche compared to Time and Life for its stitched, printed pages.
A detailed account covers a year long apprenticeship in microfilming from Nov 1959 to Oct 1960, including processes, tools, and on the job training. It notes county funding based on $6 per roll plus department costs and a dedicated file cabinet, with microfilming not covering vital records like Madison county statistics. It lists 21 Registers of Deeds from Hiram Rust 1837-38 onward, outlining historical records and associated procedures.
The record lists a sequence of names and years from 1859 to 1961 reflecting individuals who served in appointed or elected positions. It notes Cob Tschudy 1859-62, H. Morgan 1863-64, Wm. H. Allen 1865-68, Sam Lewis 1969-72, C. E. Tanberg 1873-84, J.A. Kittleson 1885-92, O. R. Olson 1893-98, John Lewis 1899-1902, S. S. Summers 1903-06, F. E. Corson 1907-20, John J. Burkhard 1921-25, Clarence Lengacher appointed 1925-26, Belle Burke 1927-44, Grace M. Thorpe 1945-60, and Helen Bratzke since 1961.
The Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce Travel and Vacation Committee will meet June 14 in New Glarus at 10:30 a.m. Dean Agnes S. Ronaldson of Stout State University will join for a session. Stout plans a new four year hotel management degree starting this September.
Hog prices steady to 50 higher with various weights quoted from 21.75 to 24.00. Cattle and calves show mixed gains with slaughter steers 25.00 to 26.75 and heifers 23.00 to 25.75, cows 17.50 to 19.25, bulls 21.00 to 24.00. Sheep and lambs report steady spring slaughter runs with lambs 28.50 to 29.00 and ewes 4.00 to 7.50. Butter and eggs show wholesale prices little changed with graded values listed and egg prices steady to higher.
The 4 H Leaders Executive Committee and junior leader officers are reminded of an 8 p m meeting at the Green County Agricultural Building. Calvin Kraemer says the gathering will decide future 4 H programs and introduce new record forms achievement pins for older and younger 4 Hers.
Local classified notices in The Monroe Evening Times advertise a room for rent. Details are sparse. readers are urged to contact the listed agent or owner for availability and terms.
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