Wisconsin Weather Looks Pleasant Tonight Into Tomorrow
Sunny and mild conditions expected tonight with lows in the 60s. Continued fair weather tomorrow brings warm highs in the 80s and light winds.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
8
Sunny and mild conditions expected tonight with lows in the 60s. Continued fair weather tomorrow brings warm highs in the 80s and light winds.
From Monday 1 p.m. to now high 82 and low 60. Year ago today highs 88 and lows 62. Rain total .18 inch since Monday 1 p.m. Sunrise 5:17 and sunset 8:40.
A series of property transfers is recorded across Monroe and nearby townships. Transactions include transfers in Coun try Club Estate Russell's Donation Anderick's Add New Glarus Township Jefferson Township Adams Township Jordan Township and Albany with parcels ranging from acres to lots and irons in various subdivisions and neighborhoods.
Ancillary executrix Lottie D. Rockey named in Cyd C. Rockey estate Stephenson County Illinois who died April 30. Will dated Feb 10, 1953. widow is immediate heir. Co executors Werner W. Stauffacher and Ray W. Meythaler in Diet rich Stauffacher estate New Glarus who died June 5. will Oct 16, 1950. three children share equally. Frederic A. Schaper executor and heir in Wesley Schaper estate Aledo. will May 16, 1967. appraisers Henry A. Burgy and Roy J. Heeren. John H. Chambers executor of Floyd Chambers estate who died March 24. will July 17, 1947. four children share alike.
Monroe police cite Rosie Shipper of Sterling Illinois for speeding and assess a $10 fine.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Frederick Weber aged 54 of Belleville and Mrs Harry Shain aged 64 of Shullsburg. Funeral details are not provided in the text.
Personal notes list multiple families from Wisconsin and surrounding areas returning home after visits over the weekend. Albert Miller of Laf ayette Indiana visited his mother and sister at 2119 10th St. Other households traveled to Ann Arbor Montreal Expo 67 and northern Michigan.
Miss Judith Bissig daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Bissig Route 4 Monroe began a yearlong internship in Medical Technology at St Marys Hospital Madison yesterday Judy a Monticello High School graduate studied at Platteville State University earning High Honors with a 4 point average She will graduate from Platteville University as part of the Class of 1968 after the internship
Mr and Mrs Norman Broge of Winslow welcomed a daughter on June 19. The healthy newborn adds to the family with relatives noting the happy occasion.
A list from St Clare Hospital records patient and staff mentions across medical and surgical units. Names include Paul Hughes Dennis Duncan Helene Arnold Byron Rogers Mrs. Charles Buehler Esther Stamm and many others with dismissals noted for Eugene Pias Lorenzo Buttice Connie Sauer and others.
Frederick Weber 54 of Belleville died yesterday at work of an apparent heart attack. He owned Weber's Market and Locker plant in Belleville for 23 years and served on the Dane County Board of Supervisors for two years and as a village trustee for 12 years. He was a member of the fire department, the Belleville Cemetery Board, and the First United Church of Christ. Surviving are his widow four daughters and two sons. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at the First United Church of Christ with calling at Becker Funeral Home after 2 p.m. tomorrow and a prayer service tomorrow night.
A Baltimore study reexamines London fog and U S smog to assess public health impacts. Tests five years ago found Britons had more chronic bronchitis while Americans faced more coronary disease. Bell Telephone workers in Baltimore Washington Westchester and London volunteered for the tests.
Dennis Duncan a 13 year old resident of Montgomery Illinois is listed as an accident patient at St. Clare Hospital. He entered the hospital Monday at 2 30 p m and is the son of Mrs Elizabeth Duncan of Montgomery.
A family picnic will be held at the Herman Stuessy cottage near Zanders Lake starting at 6 p.m. tomorrow. Toastmasters spouses and children are invited to attend in a informal gathering.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Zee of Monroe announce the birth of a son named Jeffery Allen on June 3 at St Clare Hospital Monroe. The mother is Sharon Brewer formerly. Grandparents are Marvin Brewer Brooklyn and Forrest Zee Monroe. Great grandparents are Clyde Brewer Brooklyn Elmer Hanson Oregon and Charles Zee Monroe.
A white jury of six men and six women awaits testimony from government witnesses in the federal trial of Cassius Clay on charges of refusing induction into the armed forces.
Howard Roszak of Manston Wisconsin was killed in a late night collision near Woodstock when his car struck a truck. Roszak a salesman and father of five. Dial 325-5101 for Adtaker now.
Bruce Simmons son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Simmons of Clearwater Florida former Monroe residents graduates from Clearwater High School with strong academic and athletic marks. Commencement June 9 for class of 560 featured his leadership awards Senior Government Day role and a four year scholarship to Tampa University.
Premier Alexei Kosygin reportedly turned down President Johnson's invitation to Washington. Officials said Kosygin would attend the U.N. emergency session on the Middle East and could not accept a summit meeting at the capital or nearby locations.
Fred Siegenthaler 91 a retired farmer of Brodhead died at 9 this morning at his home. He lived in Brodhead the last 12 years after farming in the Brodhead Monroe area and in South Dakota where he spent 18 years. Services at 2 p.m. Thursday June 22 at Everson Funeral Home Brodhead with Rev Calvin P Fischer of St. Johns Church officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. tomorrow.
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room through the Monroe Evening Times classified ads. It highlights available listings and contact details for interested parties.
Mrs Dolly McKillip Shain aged 64 of Shullsburg died Sunday in a Freeport hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services will be at 9:30 tomorrow at St Matthew’s Catholic Church with Rev Laverne Ihm officiating. burial in Holy Rosary Cemetery Darlington. Surviving are husband two daughters two sons three sisters three brothers and eight grandchildren.
Frances Priewe grew up southwest of Orangeville, helped on the family farm, and attended Orangeville schools, graduating in 1915. She and her husband lived on a farm near town, retired to Orangeville in 1960, and she recalls older band concerts and grocery trips. She is praised as quiet and thoughtful and is seen as a fine Senior Centennial Queen choice.
AAA reports more than 2.2 million motor vehicles recalled in the first eight months after the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act was adopted.
John Ritter Robilette son of Dr and Mrs J W Robillette graduated from Cornell College with a Bachelor of Music in Performance Piano He compiled credits last January and rejoined his class For graduate work at Wisconsin he was selected among seven students by pianist Paul Badura Skoda He may study at the Ecole Normale De Musique in Paris and has ties to Alpha Chi Epsilon golf team Cornell Athletic Club and Young Conservative Club He was a finalist in a Minneapolis Symphony Young Artists Competition and now spends the summer at his Monroe home.
A dairy month recipe item shows how to make fluffy scrambled eggs with light cream baking powder and spices. The method uses 9 eggs 9 tablespoons cream 1 teaspoon salt pepper paprika 3 tablespoons butter and Swiss cheese serves six. A separate note mentions U S Ambassador Arthur J Goldberg speaking on peace in the Middle East before the United Nations General Assembly.
The Illinois Central Magazine traces name origins for Monroe and the Pecatonica River. Local travels include the Lyfords canoeing down the Pecatonica and Sugar River cruises with misadventure. Dorothy Kahly joins a Europe bound concert tour with the American Youth Band and Chorus. A Fox Lake announcer, Brad Willett, joins WEKZ. Two Ohio families meet at Albany Village Park while waiting for relatives, the Breckenridges.
Funeral services for Miss Caroline Carrie Ruehle drew relatives and friends from Madison Chicago Rockford Black Earth Beloit Milwaukee and Milwaukee area for visitation and burial. Attendees included Mrs. Tschudy sister of Ruehle and neighbors from Madison and Freeport.
J. Herbert Holloman acting undersecretary of commerce told MIT Alumni Day that private companies should provide public services like fire protection medical centers urban redevelopment and junior and community colleges as the era's greatest business opportunity.
Japanese scientists and defense experts speculated that Red China may have detonated its first hydrogen bomb from an altitude of 18 to 31 miles, suggesting the device was sent aloft by a missile.
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