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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
6
Cloudy tonight and Sunday with scattered showers or thunderstorms likely. Cooler Sunday. Highs from 70 in the north to the mid 80s in the south. Lows 52 to 60. Since yesterday 1 p.m. high 87, low 64. Precipitation 0.6 inch since yesterday. Barometer 29.98 at 1 a.m. and 10 a.m.
Real estate transfers include Idamsossner and usro H Grinnell to Fred A Siegel at Out lot 38 Evans Add Monroe and Leo W Bartelt to William P Lunda east half It 8 bik 30 Ratsnns Add to New Mexico Monroe. Richard A Faust to Charles E Sutherland S of Its 1 and 2 bik 180 Brodhead. Deaths include Glen Clifford Osmundson 63 Mt Horeb. Births report Mr and Mrs Robert Brunkow Route 4 daughter born June 19.
St Clare Hospital Medical noting Kevin Speich and Dr Francis H Ryan among listed practitioners along with Delbert Leifel and a roster of associates and assistants including Harry Little Jeffery Brunkow Brian Williams Charles Koch Henry Pick Jr Peter Wickey David Weeks Curtis Mohney Michael Rollins Keith Crumb Claude Reed Luther Larson Lloyd Myers and several Mrs entries and daughters.
Mark Thomas, four weeks old, chosen as the adopted son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Stauffacher of Darlington. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Keith Jackson of Woodford, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs George Stauffacher of Darlington. Mrs Stauffacher was formerly Sandra Johnson.
Glen Clifford Osmundson 63, longtime Mt. Horeb State Bank assistant cashier, died at home. Services planned 1:30 p.m. Monday at Evangelical Lutheran Church. He was a 42-year bank employee and active civic worker. Surviving wife Ruth, daughter Jean Marie of Madison, mother Mrs. Mable Osmundson, brother Earl, and two sisters.
The Clarno 4-H Club met at Kenneth Hartwig’s home for cooking sewing and home furnishings judging. Charles Hartman spoke on dairy and cow preparation for the fair. The club tour is set for July 5 starting at the Orville Hawthorne farm at 9 a.m. Kenneth Hartwig family served refreshments.
Peggy Wyss Terry Eberle John W Deininger and Bonnie Knuckles spoke on project talks. Roll call noted summer plans as Kevin Winkler Steve Williams led pledges and group singing was led by Mary Nussbaum and Barbara Wegmueller. Demonstrations covered horses rabbits house plants and calf halters. Kathleen Meiers gave a Heat Exposure health talk and Barbara Wegmueller shared Upham Woods camp counselor experiences. Club tour set for July 19 with recreation by Christine Meiers and a Radio Juggler number by multiple members. Refreshments were provided by the Sacker Zuhlke and Marean families.
The Hiawatha 4H Club held a meeting where Diane Ingergand and Nathan Schoepfer Jr led flag salute and pledge. Members discussed summer plans including a club tour picnic, Dairy Day, dress revue and fair booth with demonstrations in gardening and woodworking and project talks on electricity gardening and dairy. A special number by Beatrice Ackerman featured a poem and health and safety report. recreation and group singing followed, with a Junior Leaders report by Delores Indergand.
Local notes record visitors and residents from several towns including Orfordville Sheboygan Dakota Ill Minneapolis Freeport Oklahoma City and Massillon with travel to New Glarus Rockford and Fox Lake. Also announced is a Stated meeting of St Omar chapter No 90 C E S on June 22 with potluck and invitees.
The Juda Jolly Juniors 4-H Club led pledges and activities including a window display for Juda Dairy Day and a crown donation for the Juda Dairy Queen during a high school band concert. The annual club tour is set for July 19 at 1 30 p m with members meeting at Rolland Keen’s home and transportation provided.
Mr and Mrs Duane Rackow of 2145 16th Avenue welcome daughter Janeen Annette born June 15 at St Clare hospital She has a brother Steven aged 2 Maternal grandmother Mrs Ruth Grossman of Juda and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lester Rackow of 1304 1th Street Mrs Rackow formerly Annette Albright Juda
A new front is being installed on the Center tavern building owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Schnee berger in Albany.
The piece profiles a family of Greek-Lebanese origin with ties to the United States. Ray, a biochemist and microbiologist, studied at William and Mary and Purdue, while Esther joined St. Clare laboratory in 1961. It notes a shortage of medical technologists and urges youth to pursue the three year Med Tech program, highlighting scholarships and related career paths. Children and spouses are named, with details of locations and institutions such as Marian College and the University of Connecticut.
A brief remark encouraging youths to take advantage of educational opportunities. It stresses that being the brightest is not required, only willingness to learn, and urges pursuit of knowledge.
The Senate approved revisions to a House authorized measure paving the way for a government inquiry into the food marketing system. A 15-member commission will be named with five senators, five representatives, and five public appointees by President Johnson to probe price rigging, profits, possible anti trust gaps, and returns to farmers.
Vin cent George Morton, 30, choirmaster and former Mitchell Boys Choir director, was sentenced to ninety days in jail and placed on three years of probation after pleading guilty to administering 65 swats to 11 year old Thomas Smith of Garden Grove for being late to a choir practice on February 29. The conviction arose from events dated May 26.
Pleasant Prairie mother Mrs John Michel leaped into Lake Michigan to save her 2 year old son Scott who nearly drowned Friday She revived him with mouth to mouth resuscitation a technique she had never attempted before authorities said
Miss Wegmueller Route 2 is the fourth weekly winner in Green County Dairy Salad Recipe Contest and receives a 3 cash prize from Green County Agricultural Chest. The county cook-off is Tuesday at 1 45 p.m. at Wisconsin Power and Light Co Kitchen Monroe. Salads from the four weekly winners are judged by Diane Dahlvik William Stuckey and Helen Green. The county winner goes to the televised Cook-off on WKOW TV in Madison in October. Wegmueller’s Swiss Apple Salad uses four apples lemon juice diced cheese celery sour cream and lettuce cups with optional watercress garnish.
The Labor party vows to nationalize the steel industry again and extend state control into other sectors if it wins the national elections this fall. The plan was outlined amid a three hour Commons debate after Conservative taunts over silence on domestic policy.
COMMASK New York police charged 64 year old Louis Martella with petty larceny for stealing 24 tubes of toothpaste from a supermarket. He also vanished while being moved from court to a detention cell Friday triggering an all points alarm.
Miss Karen Ann Buhholzer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Buhholzer, has finished studies at Aix en Provence and begins a month long University of Wisconsin Junior Year in France tour. Paired with Patricia Cole of St Louis, the trip spans France Germany Holland Belgium England then returns to the US in August. Earlier travels include Italy in October Nice Rome Naples and the French Riviera plus holidays in Oberkirch Switzerland Nuremberg Munich Vienna Milan and two weeks in Spain Madrid Valencia Barcelona. She will start her senior year at Wisconsin in September.
The First National Bank faces the Beloit Boosters in a doubleheader at Recreation Park. Pitchers Jack Fernan and Dick Witt will toe the rubber for the Bank squad. Games begin at 7 30 and 9 p.m.
Waukesha County deputies Lt. Charles Race aged 42 and Sgt Ernest Evans aged 53 were wounded in a gunfight after deputies surprised two burglars moving a safe inside the Sentry food store in Pewaukee early today. Both officers suffered leg wounds and were treated before release. Sheriff Harold Wolfe said a car entering the parking lot alerted the suspects.
Two children Ther era and Marco Jr were in a car parked by their mother Mrs Marco Bregenzer in a home garage when the vehicle rolled downhill and struck a tree. Police suspect the transmission slipped from park causing the roll. Marco Jr sustained a slight head injury. The left front fender and bumper were badly damaged. Later at 7 58 pm an accident in the 1600 block of 10th street involved Thomas W Rufi and Clifford O Leck with rear damage to the Rufi vehicle.
Preston Gary is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Gary Preston Juda for their first child born June 10 at St. Clare hospital. Mrs. Preston is Linda Braun, daughter of Mrs. Frances Braun Madison and Elmer Braun Brodhead. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Preston Juda. Great grandparents include Mrs. Robert Braun Monroe Mr. and Mrs. William Hexom South Wayne and William Beightol Oakley.
A missing stage act disrupts a community theatre performance prompting organizers to search archives and reconcile schedules. Local performers and volunteers review scripts, props, and deadlines to salvage the show, with authorities coordinating replacements and user-friendly recaps for audiences.
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