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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
8
The forecast calls for fair and cool conditions this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with lows 38 to 48 and highs 66 to 74. Monroe zone also fair and cool with similar temps and Lake Michigan influence near the lakeshore.
Anna L Stauffacher transfers parcel it 4 bik 14 in Tall Man's Second Addition Monroe city to Gene L Obrien as recorded transfer of property between named individuals in a local real estate notice.
William Klemm of 720 20th Ave forfeited a $70 bond for failing to keep a vehicle under control as recorded by the Sheriff’s Department. Judge Roger L. Elmer Calvin F. Strahm of Route 2 forfeited a $20 bond for inattentive driving in a Sheriff’s Dept case.
Monroe police report Gustave A. Schadewaldt of Browntown forfeited $110 for operating under the influence of intoxicants and driving without a valid license.
Marriage licenses issued for Gerald Roy Schwartzlow 21 Route 1 Brodhead and Susan Karen Thostenson 18 Route 3 Brodhead. Also James Harvey Rech 20 of 919 11th St Brodhead and Eileen Joyce Hafen 21 Brodhead.
Obituary notices list Walter Ted Schroeder 65 Argyle Connie Dougherty 81 Blanchardville John Fischbacker 80 Cedarville Tl Norman R Harper 62 Belleville Raymond J McDonald 62 Lyndon Station Mrs Leonard J Vogel 53 Route 5 Janesville all cited with ages and residences.
Mr and Mrs John Callahan of 711 24th Ave announce the birth of their son on June 12. The family celebrates the new arrival and shares the happy news with relatives and neighbors.
A long hospital listing names patients and staff from St. Clare Hospital, noting several residents and locations including Footville Rockford Beloit South Wayne Brodhead Madison and others. The record enumerates ton sillectomy patients and various surgical and dismissal entries such as Julie Soddy Cheryl Soddy David Lee and Michael Riese.
Monroe police investigated five weekend mishaps with one injury. A car driven by Ruth Briggs struck a tree injuring Judith Berndt. other collisions occurred on 13th Street and at a Piggly Wiggly lot. A parked car was struck Sunday in the 1000 block of 16th Avenue.
Four people die in a fiery crash on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel after a tire blowout on a tractor-trailer caused a collision with an automobile with Connecticut plates. It marks the first fatality on the 17.5 mile span since opening a year ago. The complex carries U S 13 from Kiptopeke to Norfolk.
WRC meeting set for June 15 at 8 p.m. in Legion Hall with Mrs. Wayne Peck Ham as Cancer Memorial chairman. Women of the Moose enrollment Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Moose Hall with officer installation after a brief meeting. Monroe residents Mr and Mrs Arthur C Non and sons Tom Richard and David visited Mountain Home Ark. Roger Bruny earned a BS at the University of Chicago with family present. Palm Sunday editions of Monroe Times still available.
The club focused on conservation with a field trip to Kendall Digman farm. Jim Schwoegler spoke on practices while Elizabeth Johnston and Denise Daley led the pledges. A July 12 picnic was announced and Debra Phillips discussed gardening along with table manners demonstrations.
Three people remain in serious condition after a two car crash at Hicks Corners near Darlington. Joseph Goldman 83 and Birdie Goldman 74 of Freeport and Ervin Lewin 63 also of Freeport were passengers in the Moss car. The Mosses Robert Moss 61 and Anna Moss 43 were treated and released. The Murray car carried William R Murray 58 Lancaster and five children Patricia Kerr Jeffery Kerr and others who did not require hospitalization.
Monroe firefighters rushed to the Swiss Wheel restaurant Saturday afternoon at 3 33 when a partition behind the ventilating system overheated and smoked. No damage was reported by Josef J. Benkert.
New Glarus 4H Club met in the grade school gym for a June session led by John Elmer. Talks covered cattle judging in Monroe, safety, woodworking and calf care, with future events listed including a land judging night at Dean Streiff's home on June 23, foods and photography judging in Monroe on July 9, and a July 11 club tour and picnic, plus a Belleville Dairy Day float discussion and the town’s 120th anniversary.
A computer system in upstate New York dairy farms guides cows on what to eat when to rest and when to be bred. It automates daily farming routines and herd management decisions across the region.
Seven area youths will receive the Wisconsin Farmer Degree at the Wisconsin Association of Future Farmers of America convention in Green Lake at the American Baptist Assembly grounds. The Green County Farmco Cooperative sponsors the trips. Virgil Brunkow is Farmco manager. Recipients include Larry S. Peterson Argyle Walter Bauman Robert Erb Juda James Salesman John Wegmuller Robert Weiss Monroe Paul Zimmerman New Glarus.
John Walter a juvenile court worker will address attendees at the Laymen’s Breakfast tomorrow morning at the Recreation park shelter house.
The Arabat Ludlow Memorial Library will close from Wednesday noon June 16 to Friday morning June 18 for installation of new lighting.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Barth Route 4 welcomed Connie Renee born June 9 at St. Clare Clare Hospital. Grandparents are Milton Erickson Sr. Route 1 Hollandale and Alfred Barth Route 4. Great grandmother Sophia Wenden Hollandale and Mrs. John Blum Monroe. Connie was born on her uncle Francis Erickson's birthday.
Louis W. DeLorimier Milwaukee Road depot agent underwent surgery at St. Clare Hospital this morning to remove a growth on his hand. C. W. Ebert Darlington agent is in charge during his hospitalization. Ebert's daughter Miss Carol, home from State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa, is taking over at Darlington.
In Sanderson Texas 12 year old Michael Johnson told from his hospital bed how a flash flood swept his family apart as 15 foot walls of water struck. His parents two brothers and siblings were missing or dead as the town faced 54 homes destroyed and 27 businesses damaged with losses around 2 million dollars.
A 34 year old Boston woman, saved by a pig's liver, was reported slightly improved at Boston City Hospital. Doctors said the patient was nearing the end but began to recover after the procedure and remained under care.
Platteville reports Gary Nodolf, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Nodolf, will compete in the national fence painting contest in Hannibal Missouri on July 4 after winning the local Tom Sawyer Huck Finn fence painting and watermelon eating contest. Ronald Wilson placed runner up in the fencing event. Tom Thompson placed second in watermelon eating with Ronald Schmieder third. Contest sponsored by the Platteville Junior Chamber of Commerce and area supermarkets.
The article notes that the capital of West Iran has undergone three name changes in under two years. Formerly named after administrative changes, it was renamed following shifts in governance and Indonesian influence, with each new title honoring national leaders.
Services for Charles Pease, former Brodhead resident, were held at 1:30 p.m. at Voegeli Funeral Home in Monticello. Rev. J. Allan Mittler officiated. Burial followed at Rock Lily Cemetery in Winslow, Illinois. Pallbearers included Arlie Trickel, Donald Trickel, Kenneth Trickel, Robert Trickel, W. E. Elmer, and Emil Rabe.
Schi, Robert Gunzler, Mrs. Har ry Crooke, Mrs. William Lanz, Mrs. Julia Marquis, Mrs. Clark Jones, Mrs. Fred Yaeger, Mrs. Hans Wigdahl, Mrs. Delbert Deyo and daughter.
William R. Rieder Jr a former Monroe businessman was sworn as a meat inspector for the USDA last Monday in Milwaukee. He is assigned to the Patrick-Cudahy plant in Cudahy. Rieder previously ran a meat market at 910 17th Ave for 14 years and did home butchering and sausage making, ending 80 years of meat markets at that location. The family will remain at 632 26th Ave.
The article reports a woman with diseased liver receiving pig liver transplants as a temporary circulatory support on Friday night and again Sunday night. The procedure aimed to rest her failing liver while preserving blood flow and stability during treatment.
Mrs. Leonard J. Vogel 53 Route 5 Janesville Monroe native died at 8 last night in Mercy Hospital after six months illness. She leaves husband two daughters one grandson and three brothers. Funeral at St Peter's Lutheran Church Janesville with burial in Milton Lawns Memorial Park.
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