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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
8
Fair skies with little change in temperatures across the region. Tonight lows mostly in the 40s, highs Wednesday range from the 60s to mid 70s with variations by area. Monroe forecasts similar conditions with lows 40s to mid 50s and high around 70.
Data shows yesterday from 1 p.m. to now high 44 and low 72. A year ago today the high was 77 and the low 58. Warmest location was Presidio Texas at 110 and coldest was Marquette Michigan at 30. Sunrise 5 12 AM sunset 8 48 PM.
Ray R. Heinzelman transfers part of MTS 6 and 5 in Hull's Subdivision to Royal F. Karlen in the city of Monroe.
County Court Judge Roger L Elmer Harlan Broughton Route 1 Albany faces intoxicant in vehicle with minor with 75 fine plus costs Terrance Schultz 19 Route 2 Blanchardville inattentive driving 25 fine and costs James Rufenacht Route 1 Warren Ir nolo contendere speeding daytime 125 mph 75 fine and costs Almon Bleiler Route 1 Argyle worthless check sentence withheld probation one year restitution and 200 fine due December 1 second offense
Brodhead Judge Jacob Bruni handled cases including Wilbur E Lakin Jr minor involvement with speeding no fine due to statutes, license suspended 60 days and traffic school required. David Olson cited for speeding with 15 fine 10 costs suspended 10. Daniel R Schuur cited for speeding minor license suspended 60 days and costs.
Douglas Terr Lerch aged 25 of Albany and Vivian Arlene Pernot aged 31 of Evansville obtained marriage licenses.
Thomas Binger Sr aged 63 of Browntown. Mrs Anna Flickinger age 86 of Pearl City rural. Beulah Todd 81 of Platteville. Peter Jackson 82 of Mineral Point. Scott Brian Leuzinger infant son of Mr and Mrs Clifford W Leuzinger Route 1 Browntown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snider of Albany announce the birth of a son on June 14.
The St. Clare Hospital roster lists accident victims and surgical patients by name and address. Included are Brian Jay Inder Gand and many others from Beloit Brodhead New Glarus and surrounding towns. Dismissals feature several patients and accompanying relatives or guardians.
Personal mentions include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Babler Jr in Freeport and by Ed Hoesly Richard Kirsten and Jeanine Mitby in Monroe. Local events cover Women of the Moose enrollment and American Legion Auxiliary volunteer work at Madison VA Hospital.
Green County Dairy Day activities are planned for Belleville on Saturday June 26 starting at 9 30 a m with a cattle show featuring 250 head. A 1 30 p m parade themed Food of the future will include youth floats bands from area towns and Dairy Queens Miss Pat Kaster and Wisconsin Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman. At 3 p m Miss Kaster will crown the new county Dairy queen. The Queens Banquet is set for Thursday June 24 at Belleville High School at 7 30 p m.
The Smith Lodge will hold a meeting for Entered Apprentice degree work Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Masonic Hall. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
Marco Bregenzer announces the Name the Room contest for Marco's Supper Club. The grand prize includes a weekend at the Northernaire in Three Lakes and the winner must attend the July 21 dining room dedication with a dinner for two and champagne.
Shirley Bowen leads the Monroe Dairy Queen contest with 1955 votes as three weeks of voting wrap up. Pat Walters and Mary Nussbaum follow, with counts 1891 and 1626, as top three are chosen and notified after Saturday tally. Judging begins Monday evening with a queen’s supper at Marco’s. Monroe Mayor Walter R. Ekum to crown the local queen.
Leon ard Drescher of Altoona was elected commander of the Wisconsin Department of Disabled American Veterans to succeed Earl Sloniker of Racine.
Sixty eight donors attended the Red Cross Blood mobile at Monroe Junior High School. Only five were rejected and seven pints went to replace blood for Mrs. Charles Jones, three for David Schumaker. Eight nurses, six typists, four labelers aided by two women serving juice and escorting donors. Eleven Jaycees provided cafeteria help. Rodney Kammerer oversaw equipment with two Boy Scout troops assisting.
MADISON Lee Pilger 29 of rural Baraboo was killed Monday in a road construction accident east of Madison. Dane County Coroner Clyde Chamberlain Jr said Pilger was a road grader operator on a repavement project. Two other men tried to fix the grader blade which fell on Pilger's head. The accident was witnessed by Pilger's father who works on the project.
PFC Robert Maske has been moved to Hawaii and assigned to H and H Squadron at MCAS Kaneohe Bay Oahu His new address is PFC Maske 2082838 c o FPO San Francisco The Marine entered service after graduating in 1964 He is the son of Mr and Mrs Lee Maske Route 1 City Council Set to Meet at 7 30 p m in City Hall to bid electrical and plumbing work for a new city garage replacing the tornado damaged building
A brief note urges readers to use classified ads to solve problems quickly and save time. It highlights efficiency and practical value of ad listings for finding services, goods, or opportunities. The message emphasizes convenience and speed.
Dairy Month recipe for today details a Lemon Banana Fluff dessert. It uses eggs milk sugar butter gelatin thawed lemonade and a banana. The method combines a custard with whipped egg whites then folds in the lemonade mix and banana before chilling to set for about two hours yielding eight servings.
Washington senators prepared for quick action on a $4.7 billion excise tax cut bill aimed at removing most wartime and postwar levies. The measure would simplify the tax system and reduce revenue during a period of low mood years.
Terrance Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ryan of North Platte, graduated from the U S Military Academy at West Point and was commissioned as a second lieutenant. He will report in two months to Fort Benning Georgia for ranger and airborne school. His sister and brother and Myron Stair family members were mentioned in the visit.
Police questioned two riding stable owners in Chicago regarding the dynamite linked death of Cherie Rude, 22, who died when a Cadillac exploded as she started the car. The victim had ridden with George Jayne, 42, at Tri Color Farm and had recently won a horse jumping trophy.
Thomas Binger Sr. 63 former Browntown village president for seven years died suddenly in Chicago where he had gone with a truckload of eggs. A coronary occlusion ended a long heart condition. He was born Jan 9 1902 in Cadiz Township. He married Frieda Maaske March 13 1930 in Freeport. He worked at Browntown Lumber Co for 14 years then at the Borden plant and last drove a school bus and a produce truck. He belonged to Peace United Church of Christ and served in the local fire department and National Guard. Survived by wife two sons Thomas Jr. and Roger six grandchildren two sisters and four brothers. Funeral Friday at Peace Church Browntown with burial in Cadiz Cemetery. Friends may call at Stnessy Funeral Home Monroe Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.
Brian Jay Indergand aged 3 percent? year old son of Delbert and Mrs Indergand Route 3 suffered a cerebral concussion when he fell from a step outside the home. He is in good condition at St. Clare Hospital.
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