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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
8
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the north and west. Lows range from 57 to 65 northwest and 60s southeast. Saturday stays partly cloudy with showers mainly in the southeast, highs from 78 to 94. Sunday to Tuesday showery periods possible with a warming trend and cooler 50s lows.
Report shows temperatures since Thursday at 1 p.m. with a high of 90 and a low of 70. Year ago today the high was 80 and the low 58. Barometer Friday 10 a.m. 29.95 and Thursday 10 p.m. 29.00. Sunrise 5:17 and sunset 8:39.
Marjorie Ekum transfers parcel 37 in Parkview Estates Monroe to Fredrick W. Lickel. Shirley E. Buholzer transfers parcel in section 21 Jefferson Township to John M. Dietrich.
State files show Myron Leutenegger case dismissed on DA motion. Joseph McGuire and William Hartwig enter not guilty pleas with trials set for Aug 3. Stanley Nafzger and Walter Balsiger also not guilty. Nafzger trial to the court July 1. Franklin Curran charges reduced to speeding with $30 costs. Nevel trio pled guilty on three charges with varied fines. Harlan Grenzow pleads guilty to failure to yield with $25 costs. Monore Police and Sheriff’s Dept. records.
John C. Wirth of Mon ticello faced a charge of failing to stop after an accident with a forfeited $50 cited by Monroe Police. Florena M. Solomon of 2021 12th St forfeited $20 for a parking violation. Herbert O. Miller age 61 of Rt 1 Albany has an entry. Mary Nelson age 92 and births notice for Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Roberts of Stockton Illinois.
Darlington special notes call for more boys and girls to attend Younger 4-H Camp White Eagle at Leaf River Illinois from June 28 to July 2. The camp, open to ages 14 and under, offers recreation swimming boating crafts and nature hikes with a new swimming pool facility. Registration deadline is June 22 through the Lafayette County Extension Office or local 4-H leader.
An Illinois Central freight train carrying soybean oil and grain derailed early today east of Apple River in Jo Daviess County. Officials reported no injuries.
Henry Babler Jr. 80 retired Monroe businessman died June 10. Services were June 12 at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev. W. C. Koehler of St. John's United Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Loyal Order of Moose attended. Survived by widow Rose, son Alvin H. of Monroe, daughter Helene Anderson of Brodhead, five grandchildren, three great grandchildren.
Ribbon cutting for the 92 bed facility in Lena Illinois with open house Saturday 1 to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. a dedication at 3 p.m. Bond financing has reached 755000 with total cost expected near 900000 upon full operation.
Stanley E. Strothman age 19 of Browntown drove east on a town road and lost control on a curve 1.5 miles west of Wis 11. The 6:42 p.m. Thursday collision caused a total loss with no injuries, according to Green County Sheriff's Department.
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird former Wisconsin congressman from Marshfield arrived by Air Force jet in Rhinelander on Thursday night for a short fishing vacation an aide said.
Girl Scout Day Camp on Yellowstone Lake hosts 11 Cadette canoeing units from Badger Council with 226 attendees. Activities include sailing, canoeing, crafts, and a five mile hike to Kubly Park as the Eco Fun finale.
J P Lockwood will present an illustrated talk at East Wiota Lutheran Church Family Night about his role in the Dead Sea Scrolls excavation. The program at 8 p m Sunday in Wis 78 between Argyle and Wiota covers how scrolls were found opened translated and their Biblical scholarly significance.
Several newborn announcements listed from St Clare Hospital and local homes. Stuart Duane born June 14 to Duane and Elizabeth Stiff Grossen. Joann Kay born June 10 to Ross and Elaine Lancaster. Tricia Lynn born June 13 to Phillip and who joins Eric. Paula Lynn born June 15 to Larry and Debra Boeck. Kendra Lyn born to Jerome Vogel. William Andrew Jr born June 14 to William and Shirley Frontzak. Jennifer Lorraine born June 1 to William Bowen with brothers Tom and Andy. Grandparents and great grandparents named for each family.
Area residents are reminded of a public donation sale to be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Wes Dodge Lumber Yard sponsored by Ivanhoe Lodge No. 41 Knights of Pythias. Proceeds go to the Green County Association for Retarded Children with Victor Schiller as auctioneer.
Members of the Swiss Club will meet at 8 30 p m Monday in Turner Hall. Cards will be played and a lunch will be served.
Kelli Mannetter an eight year old Belleville girl and Allison Berg a three year old Argyle girl are patients at St. Clare Hospital. Delmar Schroeder of New Glarus has been removed from the serious list. Paul Guy of Apple River remains critical after a June 11 one car crash. Jacob Haag 75 remains in critical condition after June 13 auto crash. Mrs Haag has been dismissed. Frank Buehler Helen Zilmer and Ray Streiff are noted in related hospital activity.
Anita Stein was crowned Miss Argyle Dairy Queen in Adams Township with runners up Gloria Erickson and Sarah Kleiser. Co chairs were Mrs Donald Rossing and Mrs Russell Berg. Additional queens to be crowned in Albany, Brooklyn, New Glarus with several towns scheduled for June 21 to June 23 under county queens chairman Mrs Lewis Hall.
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