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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
8
Tonight will be clear with a low in the 50s. Tomorrow brings partly cloudy skies and pleasant feeling with highs in the 70s.
Times thermometer records hourly highs and lows since Friday 1 p.m with a high of 88 and a low of 61. Year ago today the high was 82 and the low 54. Precipitation is percent of rainfall since Friday 1 p.m. Sunrise occurs at 5 17 and sunset at 8 39.
Circuit Court Judge Arthur L. Luebke bound over a theft case to July 25 at 1:30 p.m. for sentencing. William Messerli to undergo lie detector testing in the interim pending sentencing after county court transfer.
County Court actions list motorists and issues including speeding and reckless driving. Names such as Peter S. Adamson, Alan John Modersohn, Larry G. Stockey, Michael J. Fogle, David R. Frauchigger, Jerry J. Green, Bruce R. Feally, Dennis R. Crooks, Mary Helen Adelhofen, Alvin W. Babler, Hugo R. Prengel, Jane H. Carver, Michael H. Hughes, Bernard J. McGowan appear with addresses or cities like Monticello Monroe Janesville Madison and Mt Horeb. Penalties range from fines and costs to bonds and suspensions. some cases set trials for a future date.
Albany Court lists include Elmer Runaas judged too fast for conditions with daylight hours restriction for 60 days. Herbert O. Miller cited for unregistered vehicle with fines and costs. Gary F. Miller without license with suspended license for one year. Robert L. Atkinson paid bond for stop sign violation. Leonard K. Fenton forfeited bond for excessive speed or prudent limit.
Ronald Lansing of New Vienna Iowa and Bryan Blum of Beloit are cited for speed violations with $25 and $10 penalties. Gregory Williams of Juda faces $25 for failure to report an accident. Thomas Johnson of Rockford is fined $10 for a stop sign violation. Ronald Mauerman of Mon- appears truncated in the list.
Monroe police report several traffic infractions with fines. Ronald Mauerman and Arthur Solberger each face $10 forfeitures for stop sign and yield violations. Tony Agiau of 1517 11th St and Elizabeth Roth of Monroe incur $10 and $25 penalties for yield and failure to stop after an accident.
Nada Ardell Potter Hanson and Arthur Gareth Hanson receive an absolute divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married in Kentucky in 1943 and separated in 1966. custody of three of six children given to the mother with token alimony and a property settlement. Arlene M. Sharer and Andrew J. Sharer obtained absolute divorce on cruel treatment. both residents of Monroe. married 1940, separated 1966. mother awarded custody of two minors with $1 yearly alimony and a property settlement. June Wuthrich and Marvin A. Wuthrich granted absolute divorce on cruel treatment. both from Monroe. married 1949 in Dubuque. separated 1966. custody of two minors awarded to wife with property settlement and support.
Gerril A Nye of Brooklyn and Marjorie A Cords of Evansville obtained marriage licenses, transferring their official eligibility to wed. The filing indicates both parties completed the standard records for nuptial registration.
Obituaries notice records the deaths of Miss Caroline Carrie Ruehle aged 68 of 819 9th Street Mrs Della Glindinning aged 87 of Rockford and Walter Trepkus aged 77 from rural Brodhead.
St. Clare Hospital reports an accident involving Kurt Mueller Route 3 Monroe with medical entries for Glenn Boyer Ju da Mrs. Oscar Martens Mil ledgeville Ill Donald Hefle bower Sterling Ill Marvin Severson Argyle and Mrs Charles Richardson Albany. Dismissals include Philip Prine John Scott Phillipson Johannes Bratswen Richard Splinter Terry Curl William Ganshert Gilbert Dunnett Fred Quade Fred H Voe gis Dwight Keen and numerous Mrs forms.
Police report three youths ages 15 16 and 17 were found swimming at 3 30 a m Friday in Recreation Park pool. They were taken into custody and will be referred to Juvenile Court. Police caution that such unsupervised swims risk tragedy without lifeguards.
Three year old Steven Tollakson, son of Mr and Mrs Jerome Tollakson of Argyle, fell through a day chute Thursday afternoon. He was admitted to St Clare Hospital at 6 25 p m with a cerebral concussion and is listed in satisfactory condition.
Personal mention notes Dr Robert C Holland visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Harvey H Holland in Monroe and traveling from Chicago via North West Orient Airlines to Bangkok Thailand. Mrs Holland and the children stay for an extended visit with relatives and friends.
Walter Trepkus 77, a farm laborer born November 19 1889 in Lithuania, died yesterday afternoon of an apparent heart attack at Mrs. Anna Krause’s Avon Township farm. He had worked four months there after earlier stints at Marian Hills Farm in Clarendon Hills Illinois. He belonged to a Catholic church in Chicago. The body was moved from Everson Funeral Home to Chicago this morning for services Tuesday and burial at St. Casimir Cemetery.
A simple bake dish from Mrs. Ted Gaulapp in Monroe Wisconsin. Peel and boil potatoes then mix a medium white sauce with Velveeta or sharp cheese. Combine with potato pieces onion salt and pepper in a casserole. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 to 45 minutes.
The Wisconsin Assembly voted 87 to 8 to provide 4 million dollars for transporting parochial school students on public buses. The measure implements the April referendum to amend the constitution so public funds may be used for private school pupil bus service. It moves to the Senate on a summer priority list.
Police report two accidents yesterday. A car driven by Daryl Pagel of Monticello and a truck driven by Jerome Vogel of South Wayne collided on 18th Street at 10:29 a.m., causing extensive damage to the Pagel vehicle with no injuries. A second crash involving Walter Schneider of 514 19th Avenue and Thomas Stauffacher of 1911 14th Avenue occurred at 15th Avenue and 11th Street at 7:30 p.m., causing minor damage and no injuries.
A Social Security district manager reported Friday that Wisconsin residents have received about 75 million dollars in Medicare assistance since the program began on July 1 1966.
Mrs Della Glindinning 87 of Rockford native of Lafayette County died Thursday in Rockford Memorial Hospital after a three week illness. Funeral services will be Monday at 11 a.m. at Long Klontz Funeral Home with Rev Albert Wagner officiating. Burial will be in Willow Burial Park. Friends may call 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home. The former Della Rowe married Robert Glindinning December 18 1901 in Shullsburg and moved to Rockford 47 years ago. Survivors include three daughters two of Rockford and Seward Nebraska, five grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. A daughter Helen died December 19 1928.
Brown Swiss Canton No 2 holds its annual canton show Monday June 19 at Carroll County Fair grounds Milledgeville. Registration starts 9 30 a m A 4 H and FFA judging and showmanship contest will be held A share a dish picnic dinner will be served at noon and the public is welcome.
A State Personnel Board approved a $600 yearly raise for lawmakers, boosting pay from $8,400 to $9,000 after the next election. The package also authorizes agency head raises up to $3,500 annually.
William Wartenweiler of 2316 17th Avenue underwent major surgery yesterday at St Clare Hospital. His condition is reported satisfactory after the procedure and he remains hospitalized for recovery.
Sheriff's deputies report a car driven by Katherine Marty of Albany rolled over last night four miles east of Monticello on County Trunk C. She was not hurt. Ladies of GUGG plan to assemble at 1 15 p m Monday to attend the services.
Donald E. Matcalf Sr. of 1411 22nd Ave. is admitted to St. Clare Hospital for a kidney stone. He entered the hospital Wednesday afternoon and is employed at Baumgartner's Cheese Store.
Kurt Mueller aged four, son of Phillip and Mrs Mueller of Route 3 Monroe, fractured an arm in a fall at home yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 6 45 p m and today is listed in satisfactory condition.
Minority leader Sen. Fred A. Risser says Republicans failed to deliver votes for a stronger merger. Sen. Jerris Leonard counters Democrats voted against the bill. The compromise is added to bill 2013 and passes the mid-1968 deadline 22-11 as Sen. Taylor Benson switches to support.
The American Forestry Association designated a pin oak on Herman Kinder's farm five miles northwest of Carrollton as the national champion. The tree earns top national status for its height and girth among pin oaks across the country.
The interview, conducted in a grocery store setting, probes Helene and Werner S about family, home remedies, and hobbies. Helene jokes about adopting, their stance on doctors, pet cats with unusual numbers of toes, and a long hobby of collecting and making stuffed toys with many patterns. The exchange shows a humorous, candid tone as the couple interacts with the interviewer and store staff.
County education officials approve new forms for next year to align with neighboring counties for award competition. The District Musical Festival may run with eastern counties to shorten the program. Plans for an earlier Leader's Banquet and a possible evening event are discussed. Mrs Ludwig urges more pre fair focus on the 4-H Radio Program on WEKZ with Cindy Mauerman as chair to boost county youth participation.
Helene encourages choosing happiness in everyday moments. She asserts that life can be interesting with the right mindset and that contentment comes from accepting events as they unfold, even in simple tasks like milking a cow.
A brief column captures two individuals’ reflections and opinions on current events this week, highlighting contrasting viewpoints and personal stances.
Former presidential candidate Wallace draws about 350 supporters in Milwaukee. He recalls the 1964 Wisconsin primary, criticizes liberal elites and campus aid to North Vietnam, and urges punitive action against alleged traitors. A couple near the door comments on welfare.
The state's best truck drivers gathered at Brown County Fair grounds for the safety rodeo championships to showcase driving skill and precision.
Peking radio reported that Tokyu-Communist China allegedly detonated a hydrogen bomb in the air over the western region today.
Mrs Ralph Kubly and Mrs Delbert Moritz were reelected co presidents of the Friendship Circle at Zwingli United Church of Christ. Mrs Dean Hilliard was chosen secretary for the group that voted to support the Womens Guild dish fund. The meeting featured a Malagasy missions film by Miss Magnhild Nybroten and concluded with prayers and refreshments for 16 members and seven guests.
The Winslow High School Class of 1927 celebrated its 40th anniversary with a roast beef dinner at the Winslow Methodist Church. Seventeen of nineteen classmates attended, noting one death in 1944. Attendees traveled from Ohio, Minnesota, and other towns, with several couples arriving in a 1927 Model T.
McConnell and Mrs Lois Lestikow with husbands from Forreston and Brown Town hosted guests of honor Mr and Mrs Thos Pfisterer Freeport former Winslow High School superintendent and math teacher for the Class of 1927. Corral Grymkoski from Waukegan attended. Officers elected Herman Stuessy president and Mrs Ray Rackow secretary. Meeting set for five years hence.
A birthday picnic supper honored Lori Segner on her 6th birthday at the Segner home. Attendees included family members from Monroe and South Wayne, with additional guests listed by name. Earlier, El ton Segner hosted Monday evening callers Leland Hartwig and Leann from Monroe.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Scheetz will observe their silver wedding anniversary on Tuesday June 20. They have three children Mrs Robert Rose Ann MacKenzie of Orangeville and Larry and Gerry at home.
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