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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1962

Page

8

Wisconsin Weather Forecast June 20 1962

Considerable cloudiness this afternoon with partial cloudiness tonight and Thursday. A little cooler tonight and a little warmer Thursday with lows 44 to 52 and highs about 68 to 71. Northeast winds 8 to 15 mph near Lake Michigan becoming light tonight, then south to southwest 8 to 15 mph Thursday. Monroe Zone also cloudy and cool then fair to partly cloudy and a little warmer with lows 45 to 50 and highs 68 to 75.

Wisconsin Lake Michigan Monroe

Local Weather Snapshot for Inland Southwest

Reported temperatures since yesterday at 1 p.m. show a high of 80 and a low of 58. A year ago today the high was 72 and the low 52. Barometer stood at 30.00 at 1 a.m. and 30.01 at 1 p.m. Warmest places were Blythe and Needles in California at 111. Coldest was Klamath Falls in Oregon at 32. Sunrise 5:22, sunset 8:41.

U.S. A. Blythe and Needles Calif Klamath Falls Ore

Real Estate Transfers Pitman to Rupnow in Monroe

John E. Pitman transfers part of lot 7 block 5 Bloom's Addition in Monroe to Virgil A. Rupnow under terms not specified. The transfer references city property and a defined block and lot in the Monroe area.

John E. Pitman Virgil A. Rupnow Bloom Monroe

County Court Judge Names Pleads Innocent in Non-support

Judge Roger L. Elmer James A. Jeremiason of Blanchardville pleads not guilty to non-support charges. Trial scheduled for 10 a.m. June 27.

Roger L. Elmer James A. Jeremiason Blanchardville

Estates Probate Notices List of Administrators and Heirs

Letters of administration issued to widows and named administrators for multiple estates. Surviving family members include spouses, children, and listed appraisers such as Clarence Slotten E J Norton Carl Jensen and Gerald Swiggum. Dates of death range from 1953 to 1962 with several estates admitting heirs and heirs.

Mary A Arthur R. Swann Ray F. Kinskey Everett Welch Clarence Slotten E.J. Norton Emma Welch Ray F. Kaskey Clarence Stallen Mabel L. Hanson Brooklyn Carl Jensen Gerald Swiggum Brant Binger

Forfeitures in Monroe Police List Include Two Drivers

Monroe police report two fines: Harry J. Keller of Boscobel for limitations on backing with a $10 penalty and Robert C. Disrud of Monroe for speeding with a $10 fine.

Harry J. Keller Boscobel Monroe Robert C. Disrud

Marriage Licenses for Gary Meier and Carol Sigalus

Gary Wayne Meier 20 of Warren Ill and Carol Elizabeth Sigalus 19 of 2567 9th Street filed for marriage licenses.

Gary Wayne Meier Warren, Ill Carol Elizabeth Sigalus 9Th Street

Obituaries List Names and Ages From Local Notices

Burnell O. Paulson, 53, Blanchardville. Mrs. Busjahn, 89, Lena. Walter David Fiene, 65, Davis, Tl. Palfrey, 52, Milwall. Mrs. Mary Atz, 77, Apple River. Mrs. John Rehmstedt, 82, Belmont.

Burnell O. Paulson Blanchardville Mrs. Busjahn Lena Walter David Fiene Davis E Palfrey Milwall Mary Atz Apple River Fil John Rehmstedt Belmont

Births Reported for Johnson and Hintz Brodhead Families

Mr and Mrs Robert Johnson of 2039 12th avenue welcome a son born June 20. Mr and Mrs Robert Hintz Brodhead announce twin sons born June 19.

Robert Johnson 12Th Avenue Robert Hintz Brodhead

St. Clare Hospital Accident Report Details Names

An accident at St. Clare Hospital lists injured include Albert Richard of Monticello and Mrs. Mertle Perkins of South Beloit along with several others from Beloit Belleville Brodhead Monticello and nearby towns. The brief also mentions Mrs. Merlin Ney Hart, Mr. Hor eb and Mrs. Fanny Marty among affected residents.

Albert Richard Monticello Mertle Perkins South Beloit Merlin Neyhart Beloit Charles Churchill Karl Reed Delavan Anna Klassy Belleville Brodhead Robert Gilbertson Horeb Fanny Marty Monticel

Swiss Club Plans Picnic at Baumgartner's Grove

The Monroe Swiss Club announces a public picnic this Sunday at Baumgartner's Grove west of Monroe with games contests and refreshments starting at 1 30 p m Guests include Doris Hofmann daughter of Karl and Mrs Hofmann of New Glarus The July meeting is planned for the shelter house with rain venue Turner hall.

Monroe Baumgartner

Renk accuses Milwaukee kingmakers of GOP bid restraint

Wilbur N. Renk, candidate for governor, told an Appleton meeting that Milwaukee political elites are trying to run the party as a private club He says they vilified him for challenging Philip Geen of Whitefish Bay for the GOP nomination and accuse top hierarchs of backing his opponent to veto individual ambition.

Associated Press Wilbur N. Renk Milwaukee Lban Sun Prairie Farmer Appleton Philip Geen Whitefish Bay Renk Republican Party

Softball Team Report At Moose Lodge Meeting

The slow pitch team report was heard during the Moose Lodge gathering last night in the Moose hall. Members were surveyed about the annual baseball excursion to Milwaukee. A donation was approved to the Moose sponsored Girl Scout Troop 237.

Moose Lodge Moose Hall Milwaukee Moose

New Glarius Woman Naturalized in Federal Court

Marie A. Feller of New Glarus was among 69 people who became U S naturalized citizens in a Madison Federal Court session. She was born in Switzerland.

Marie A. Feller New Glarus U. S Madison Switzerland

Yodellers Attend Swiss American Saengerfest in Toledo

New Glarus Yodellers joined the Swiss American Saengerfest in Toledo Ohio over the weekend marking their participation in the cultural event.

Toledo

Injured Monticello Man Admitted After Barn Roof Fall

Albert Richard, 63, of Monticello, was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 8 p.m. yesterday for multiple bruises, abrasions and contusions after falling from a barn roof to the farm driveway. He is reported in good condition.

Albert Richard Monticello St. Clare Hospital

Stuessy Talks on European Car at Monroe Rotary

Herman Stuessy spoke at the Monroe Rotary Club meeting held at the Swiss Wheel yesterday and showed slides of his European car.

Stuessy Herman Stuessy Monroe

Reading Club Meets at Lake Kegonsa

Mrs. George L. Geigel hosted 16 members of the Lida Ludlow Reading Club at her cabin on Lake Kegonsa for the final meeting of the year yesterday.

Reading Club George L. Geigel Lida Ludlow Lake Kegonsa

Parked Car Hit at Intersection Damages Left Side

A police report states a car parked by Willis W. Kolden at 527 21st Street was struck on the left side by another vehicle backed by Harry J. Keller of Boscobel at the intersection of &h street.

Willis W. Kolden 21St Street H Street Harry J. Keller Boscobel

Names Adopted For Three Month Old Son Peter William

Mr and Mrs William Bischoff have chosen the name Peter William for their three month old son whom they recently adopted.

Peter William New

Local Dismissals and Personnel Listings Read in City Notes

The clip lists several individuals with locations and roles including Willie Perry of South Beloit and John J. Stuessy of New Glarus among others. It also names surgical staff James Matzke of Juda and Mrs Ordie Monigold Lena as well as various dismissals with multiple surnames and titles.

Personal Notices From Wis. Area Residents

Personal notices list several Wisconsin residents planning trips and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zahner depart for Switzerland. Jerry Wheeler of Palmyra was in town on business yesterday. The Hoeslys vacation fishing at Turtle Lake near Rice Lake. Yeagers visit in Colorado Springs. Keegans vacationing in Florida returning next Tuesday. Violet Blacknik and Robert Schwartz visited relatives in Darlington and Mt Horeb. A Masonic stated communication set for June 21 at 7 30 p m by W M Russell Matzke. Grossenbachers and McIntosh back from trips to West Virginia Ohio and North Carolina. Ralph D Niffenegger and wife announce John Brian born yesterday with Joyce Renee as sister. grandparents listed. Jennie Lewis named great grandmother.

Frank Zahner 7Th Street Switzerland Jerry Wheeler Palmyra Joshua Hoesly New Glarus Turtle Lake Rice Lake Walter Yeager Wendy Colorado Springs Leo R. Keegan Florida Violet Blacknik Robert Schwartz Darlington Mt. Horeb Grand Lodge Russell E. Matzke Adv Paul Grossenbacher Messrs Mmnes John Grossenbacher Mazomanie Paul McIntosh Dayton West Virginia Ohio North Carolina Ralph D. Niffenegger San Antonio Tex John Brian Joyce Renee Debs Petello Fort Stockton Myron Niffenegger Woodford Jennie Lewis South Wayne

State Milk Price Average Reduced

The Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service reports May dairy prices at about 3.20 dollars per hundredweight for all milk of average test, 10 cents below April and 23 cents under May 1961. May cow production reached 30.7 pounds, matching the 1959 high, while the price index fell to its lowest May reading since 1957, with a 5 percent drop from May 1961.

Madison Wisconsin Crop Reporting Service Wisconsin

Mrs Stoll Suffers Stroke in Rockford At Daughter’s Home

Mrs. Stoll, formerly of Brodhead, suffered a paralytic stroke Monday at her daughter Mrs. Al Zingrith’s Rockford home. The stroke left her right side paralyzed. she was taken to Rockford Memorial Hospital Room 429. Born in Monroe, she lived many years in Brodhead.

Fred Stoll Brodhead al Zingrith Rockford Rockford Memorial Hospital Stoll Monroe

Monroe Council Debates Theaters and Trucks in Public Hearing

Monroe officials discussed sidewalks to the high school, a $30,000 outdoor theater heater overrun, and property purchase for sewer expansion. The council approved a park board renewal, church outdoor ministry permits, and financing moves including building fund reinvestment and bids for water main work.

Nice France J. Milton Bostian Orangeville Thomas Bustle Victor N. Schiller Daniel Gerber Monroe Schiller Council Orville R. Evans Joseph C. Dearth J.H. Usher Gerald Wickus Walter J. Shobder Seventh Ward First Baptist Church Frederick J. Stucki Siucki Commercial and Savings Bank Chamber of Commerce Twining Park Wisconsin Rufenacht Oil Co 9Th Street Green Couny Salvage Co McNeilus Iron and Metal Co 8Th Avenue 24Th 25Th Strees

Governor OKs Insurance Review and Special Counsel

Governor Nelson directed the Wisconsin Insurance Department to hire special counsel to review insurer practices focusing on management contracts. Insurance Commissioner Manson warned these arrangements create conflicts of interest when company officers deal with their own management entities.

Madison Nelson State Insurance Department Wisconsin Charles Manson Manson

Collision of Jets Kills Four Pilots

An American air force captain and three West German air force pilots died when four U S built F104 Starfighters collided during a low level formation rehearsal near Cologne Germany. Eyewitnesses described a box formation as the top pair struck the lower two in midair and crashed beyond reach of bailout. Captain Jon G Speer 29 of Los Angeles was among the victims and had been set to receive the Air Medal for a prior landing with a lightning-damaged aircraft.

Cologne Germany Jon G. Speer Los Angeles U.S. Air Force Speer

President May Act In New Airline Case

President Kennedy faced a tight deadline as he prepared to act on an American Airlines dispute with 10 000 ground personnel of the Transport Workers Union. A separate Trans World Airlines walkout threat lingered as Flight Engineers study terms from Secretary Goldberg.

Washington Kennedy American Airlines Trans World Airlines TWA Flight Engineers International Association Goldberg Transport Workers Union

Ward Co. extends lease options for Farm and Auto Store

Chicago management of Montgomery Ward Co. approves extension of lease options on its Farm and Auto Store in this city. Officials deny rumors of closure and say the Farm and Auto Store will continue operating with the main store under a long-term lease on the building.

Chicago Montgomery Ward Co Montgomery Ward

Oklahoma Home To Large Share Of Indian Population

Roughly 36 percent of the Indian population in the United States resides in Oklahoma. The statistic highlights Oklahoma as a primary center for Native American communities within the country.

The United States Oklahoma

Ford Walkout Debates Move to Cleveland After Stoppage

Negotiations between Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers shifted to Cleveland as both sides state positions on issues in the Walton Hills plant strike near Cleveland. The walkout began June 6 idling 70,000 Ford workers. UAW leader Walter Reuther accuses Ford of provoking the strike and offered to meet Henry Ford II personally.

Detroit Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Union Cleveland Ford Walton Hills Ohio UAW Walter P. Reuther

James Beutel Leaves For Duty in Germany

SP5 James Beutel son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Beutel Route 1 left Friday for three years military service in Germany His wife Barbara native of Louisville Ky remains here with the Beutels until housing is available They spent the past month at the Beutel home Beutel enlisted in the Army in 1955 He last served at Ft Knox Ky

James Beutel Ernest Beutel Germany Barbara Louisville Beutels Beutel Ft. Knox

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