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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
8
Forecast shows warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with cooler periods in some sections. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and higher temperatures with lows around 46 to 55 and highs near 75 to 82 across the Monroe zone with mostly sunny, warmer conditions and lows around 46 to 52 and highs near 80.
Reported figures show 1 p.m. yesterday high 76 and low 52 with year ago records 85 and 65. Presidio Texas recorded the warmest spot at 103 while Ely Nevada posted the coldest reading at 35. Sunrise 5 12. Sunset 8 49.
County Court judge Roger L Elmer Gary D Cohrs of Tiskilwa NL and Alan C Pope plus Palmer K Strickler of New Glarus and Fred Milverstedt of Madison forfeited bonds for speeding. Kenneth R Robertson of Monroe 421 18th Ave and Marco G Bregenzer of Monroe 721 14th Ave also posted bonds. John Eggleston of Madison listed.
Terrance L. Coplien of 1714 28th Ave faces a $10 fine after a Monroe police report lists inattentive driving as the offense. The notice reflects a minor traffic violation processed by local authorities.
The obituary notices list six individuals: Rev. F. J. Kissinger aged 76 of Pontiac Alabama Mrs. Laura Runte 78 of El Paso Texas Frank Covey 60 of Chicago Thomas Chenous 68 of rural Blanchardville and Werner Carstensen 34 of Delaware.
Mr and Mrs Donovan Gerr of 1702 16th Street announce the birth of their daughter on June 18.
Dawn Bloch and Madi son among patients in the St Clare Hospital accident report. Medical names include John T Flannery Argyle Robert M Jones Albany Mrs Eda Busch 805 16th Ave Mrs Berdine Anderson New Glarus Mrs Matilda Stubbe Warren Patrick J Hendrickson Blanchardville Mrs Robert Barr Dakota Judy Fisher Argyle Mrs Mer lin Neuhart Beloit Abner S Argue Belleville. Surgical includes Mrs Fred L Wenger Davis and Mrs Fred Fogel Lena. Dismissals list Judy Kay Zwie fel Martha Barnes Benjamin Mauermann Kendall Kumlien Russell Schaffer James J Wuetrich Kenneth E Murray Hugh Roberts Sr Mrs Alfred Koltz Mrs Laurence Krueger Mrs Barnerd Jones Mrs Joseph Hartman and Mrs Susie Ward.
Miss Judy Kay Zweifel, an employee of St. Clare Hospital, is recovering at her parents’ home on Route 1 in Belleville after an appendectomy at St. Clare Hospital.
The annual Strawberry Festival runs from 5 to 8 tonight at the Legion Hall in Orangeville. Local residents are invited to enjoy fresh berries, baked goods, and community activities during the event.
The Swiss Club will meet Monday night at 8 30 in Turner Hall. Cards will be played.
An accident at 12 05 a.m. in the 1900 block of 9th Street involved a car driven by Robert P. Sonderegger of 2008 13th Street. The vehicle struck a Wisconsin Power and Light pole, breaking it off.
President Johnson and his Cabinet meet to review diplomatic proposals for ending the war in Viet Nam. He cites other hopes for peace that are being evaluated and considered.
Personal mentions show Mr. and Mrs. Don Upham from New Hampton Iowa visiting. The Green and Perkins party from St Petersburg Florida summering with the Smiths in Brooklyn. Adelmans of Florida visiting Bert Adelman’s family. William Field of Beaver Dam visiting the Adelmans. The Stallingsons vacationing with the Wach family en route to Phoenix. Visitors from Lockwood Missouri Boulder Colorado Cedarville Nebraska and Monroe attended a funeral for John Fischbacher. William Stuckey attended a three day school business officials workshop at Whitewater State University with 25 Wisconsin communities represented.
In Los Angeles Mrs. Lee Jones receives temporary alimony and child support over 1200 monthly amid divorce proceedings begun at her husband Jack Jones request. In BIBECUT Lynda Bird Johnson is inducted honorary member of the White Mountain Apache tribe with gifts and adoption rites. In Detroit Christie Cole Wilson, 18, debuts with her family at the Country Club of Detroit amid lavish arrangements, with costs estimated between 75 000 and 85 000 dollars and Ford family connections noted.
Glenn Thompson county superintendent of schools at Waukesha will become administrator of District 15 starting July 1. He addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Swiss Wheel about services for Green and Dane Counties and neighboring areas. Rudolph Haskee joined as another guest. Alvin Babler arranged the program.
The text explains how buyers of new cars since May 15 can receive a 3 percent refund via dealers or manufacturers, with refunds issued after dealer notification. It notes that some excises will remain after all repeals, including taxes on liquor beer cigarettes gasoline trucks tires air travel fishing tackle and gambling devices.
A brief item notes a missing advertisement in the page layout and reflects on the odd logic of absence. The snippet hints at a missing listing and the newspaper’s stray musings about what was intended.
New York stocks rose early in the session with the Dow up 0.77 at noon and the AP average gaining 0.6. Gains led by steels and utilities while motors and drugs were mixed. Coastal States Gas Producing saw a large 175,700 share trade as bonds moved little.
Eight hour day includes religious services and field training. Troops move in Monday as guardsmen guard a tactical area under alert. Mosquito swarms attack camps across tents latrines trucks and foxholes causing thousands of bites and casualties while Co B reports no deaths.
A bipartisan negotiating team announced an $804 million state budget for the 1965-67 biennium in Madison. The pact completes the first half of a compromise to Wisconsin finances but leaves negotiators to resolve tax balancing disputes.
Former White House press secretary Pierre Salinger married Nicole Gillmann in Paris, the 40 year old’s third union. He met her last October during her U.S. coverage of his California senate campaign. his second wife Nancy obtained an uncontested divorce in Hot Springs, Arkansas.
In Ypsilanti Michigan Joseph LeBlanc and his wife prepare for Fathers Day with 17 children nine daughters eight sons. The family consumes large meals and uses many labor saving devices while managing a six bedroom home with multiple cars and a machine tool shop dad owns.
NEW GLARUS Times Special lists committee assignments for the village 120th anniversary on July 30 and 31. Millard Tschudy chairs overall with specific leads named for Explorer Scouts transportation decorations parade finance program publicity housing and safety roles.
Five Monroe Jaycettes spent Thursday at Camp Wawbeek near the Wisconsin Dells as part of their state project for the cerebral palsied. They were Mmes. William Teuscher, Jack Kessenick, Raymond Kubly Jr., Ray Gordon and Donald Pfister. A new campout shelter for overnight use by Wanbeek campers was financed with Wis consin Jaycette funds. A picnic lunch was served to the 130 Jay cettes representing 31 chapters throughout the state at noon.
Delegates at the 46th annual Missouri Synod convention in Detroit begin floor discussions on a proposed Lutheran council in the United States of America aiming to unite the LCUSA with the American Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Church in America. No decision is expected before the convention ends. leaders Ro land Wiederanders Theodore Nickel and W Harry Krieger are re elected to vice presidency.
Funeral services for Thomas Binger Sr. 63 Browntown village president who died suddenly delivering produce in Chicago were held at Peace Church Browntown at 1 30 this afternoon Rev John E Masters officiated Mrs John E Masters and Miss Sandra Weiss sang Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Softly and Tenderly Pallbearers included Robert Klemm Eugene Mellenberger Richard Mellenberger Victor Rood and Rease Binger Burial was in Cadiz Cemetery Stnessy Funeral Home of Monroe supervised the arrangements
Report notes changes aboard cargo vessels with the deckhouse converting into office space while boiler rooms move to full automation.
Appleton Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ established a $2,000 bail bond fund for members arrested in a non violent civil rights demonstration by a voice vote today.
The Wisconsin Conference of the United Church of Christ urged churches to provide bail for those arrested in civil rights protests and to back peaceful demonstrations. It renewed efforts to pass housing discrimination laws and affirmed staying true to church principles amid members departing over moral stands.
A commandery conclave is set for Monday June 21 at the Masonic Temple. The regular meeting will begin at 8 p.m.
Olin Flisram was elected commander of the American Legion Zilmer Riley Post for the 1965 66 term at the Legion Hall. Robert Wartenweiler became first vice commander, William Eberhardt second vice, and R H Hendrickson adjutant. Delegates for the State Department Convention to be held July 16 18 at Waukesha include Jordi Niffenegger Eberhardt Wartenweiler Flisram and Hendrickson. The charter was draped and condolences read for Thomas D Schindler. John Marty from Auburn Post Washington attended as a guest. Floyd Pyle stated Lake Toma hawk Legion Cabin is open for the year with a new well installed.
A Clark County man died of injuries from an earlier accident raising Wisconsin's 1965 highway toll to 386. Clement Brown, 67, of Neillsville, died in Marshfield Hospital from injuries suffered May 30 when a car went out of control and struck a bridge abutment.
Yugoslav President Tito arrived in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on rifts within the Communist bloc. He is to discuss cooperation and tensions amid Cold War tensions and shifting alliances.
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