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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
8
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with scattered thunderstorms in the west this afternoon and in the east and south tonight. Friday should be mostly fair and warmer with lows in the 50s and highs around the 70s. Monroe zone reports similar trends with isolated showers tonight and sunny, pleasant conditions Friday.
Since yesterday at 1 p m the high was 80 and the low 55 with a .02 inch rainfall. Year ago today the high was 80 and the low 52. Blythe California recorded the warmest 95 while Marquette Michigan was the coldest at 37. Sunrise was at 5 22 and sunset at 8 41 with barometer readings 30.01 at 1 a m and 30.00 at 1 p m.
Judge Roger L. Elmer presided over cases from Darlington and nearby towns. Defendants include Donald M. Gapen Orangeville for speeding with a $25 bond forfeiture. John T. Marty New Glarus for left lane operation with a $20 bond forfeiture. Wayne Montgomery Brodhead for nighttime speeding with a $20 bond forfeiture. Sherry Ann Williams Monroe a juvenile case with no fine and a 30 day license suspension plus traffic school. Ronald I. Arnsmeier Brodhead for speeding and unregistered vehicle with $35 and $10 costs.
Monroe police report Gerald J. Gaffney of Belleville cited for operating a motor vehicle with an expired driver’s license. The case lists a $10 forfeiture amount.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Bennet of Blanchardville announce a daughter born June 21. Mr and Mrs Elwyn Conners of Brodhead announce a son born June 21.
A list of names and locations under headings for accident cases tonsillectomies medical and surgical procedures at St Clare Hospital, including patients Gregory Bondele Vicki Riddiough 1315 28th Avenue Mrs Paul Mueller and others in Mil waukee Beloit Janesville New Glarus Loves Park Fenimore Belvidere Beloi t. Dismissals include Mrs Lonnie George John Andregg Gregory Erickson Calvin Wasserstrass infant boy Barker and others.
Rudy Grogg of Rock City NL received word his sister Mrs. Lina Eichelberger Grogg died in Mogenwil Canton Aargau Switzerland on June 14 from a heart attack. Survived by two daughters a son nine grandchildren two sisters Mina Oberli Frida and Rudy Gregg all living in Switzerland except Rudy.
Gov. Richard J. Hughes signed a bill permitting cap pistols and caps reversing a two year ban. The measure allows youngsters to celebrate Independence Day with firework free toy firearms across the state.
Personal notes show Mr. and Mrs. William Schulz of Darlington vacationing in Hawaii. Rev. and Mrs. John Leggett of Jude visited Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Wilson of Darlington visit son Darrell in Washington state. A stated communication is set for Thursday June 21 at 7 30 p.m. with reports from Grand Lodge. Russell E. Matzke is the worshipful master. Ray E. Kundert of 2113 11th street returns from a county clerks convention in Sheboygan. Pat Canan and wife have returned to Washington DC after visiting his mother Thelma Lathrop of Darlington.
The police investigated four traffic accidents yesterday causing property damage. Alfred Waelchli backed into Gerald Seffrood’s parked car at 12th Street and 16th Avenue. James Bechtolt’s parked car was struck by Robert Benkert on 14th Street in the 2600 block. Kubly backed into a street sign on 1st Avenue. Jacob Steffen and Jesse Beach were involved in a mishap in the Turner Hall alley.
The report recounts Miss Day giving birth to a baby girl at 4 a.m. and believing the child would worsen her problems. Jeremiason allegedly admitted bringing Miss Day home after a ride and the baby’s body was later found in weeds behind a shed. She described a March 1961 illegitimate birth and an adoptive outcome.
In the week ending a total of 17 787 unemployment compensation claims were filed with the State Industrial Commission. The prior week total was 18 706.
The oldest franchised auto dealer in Green County will wind up operations on July 1 as the New Glarus Ford Garage closes. The 1918 partnership of Joshua Hoesly and Fred Stuessy ends with Kenneth Hoesly and Eugene Stuessy taking over, while Hoesly joins Monroe Sales Co. and both founders retire. The village purchases the garage for trucks, fire equipment, and office space.
Suburban Johnson's home area would join the 10th District now led by Republican Alvin O'Konski of Mercer. Gov Nelson argues Milwaukee County needs more legislators due to population growth, a measure Republicans oppose with a pending Monday hearing. The session signals a challenge to Reynold's bid for intervention.
Captain Robert Moran and his wife and two sons depart Juda to visit his parents in Minot North Dakota before reporting to Ascoda Michigan for their next assignment.
Gregory Bondele nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Orville Bondele of Gratiot was admitted to St Clare hospital at 1 05 pm yesterday for treatment of two broken bones in his right arm after falling from a tree near his home He is reported to be in good condition.
The annual Mt Pleasant picnic will be held at the Mt Pleasant community house Sunday. All former school teachers pupils and friends are invited. A picnic dinner will be at noon and coffee will be furnished.
David Caudle son of Mr and Mrs Edward Caudle will depart Sunday as a delegate for Boys State at the Illinois State Fairgrounds Springfield He is sponsored by the Orangeville Legion Post.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Murphy of Lake Geneva announce the birth of a son Joseph Anthony on June 7. Mrs Murphy formerly Ella Bertalot daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bertalot of Orangeville. Grandmother Mrs Gladys Murphy of Mt Horeb also mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Robert L Johnson of 2039 12th Avenue welcomed a son named Gregory Steven born yesterday at St Clare hospital He has two brothers Jeff and Larry Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Edwin Friedli and Mr and Mrs George Johnson all of Monroe Great grandparents Mr and Mrs J S Miller Freeport
John J. Burkhard, former Postmaster, and his wife postpone return to Monroe as he must again enter the VA hospital in San Francisco for major surgery next week. He will be hospitalized about three weeks. a prior winter visit caused a delay. The Ft.
The Miley VA hospital is located at 42nd Avenue and Clement Street in San Francisco California.
Secretary Goldberg announced a settlement of the engineers strike threat against Trans World Airlines after an all-bargaining session. The agreement provides for a gradual reduction of jet crew from four to three, preserving cockpit job rights and aiding the national economy, aligned with President Kennedy's stance.
Three couples seated together at the EUB church supper in Monticello celebrated their anniversaries. All three couples were married on June 20 and include Mr. and Mrs. James Dooley, Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Klooster, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Soper.
(Times Special) Services were held at 1 30 PM in Zwingli United Church of Christ for Mrs Albert Strasser who died Monday morning. Rev J Allan Mittler officiated with burial in Monticello. Pallbearers included Roger Flannery Juda Walter Baumgartner John Ross Vic tor Marean and Leon J Strasser. Voegels funeral home arranged.
A short notice invites readers to rent a room via The Monroe Evening Times classified section. Readers are directed to the ad page for details on availability, price, and contact information.
Monroe Park and Recreation Department plans a Cowboy and Indian picnic tomorrow at Recreation Park with an 11 a.m. start. Children in costumes will ride to Twining Park for lunch, prizes, and a return by 3 p.m. Registration openings cover Red Cross swimming lessons and Tiny Tots, ages 3 to 5, at the pool area Monday morning.
A community event yesterday drew families for games, free swimming, and a Walt Disney film Man in Space. The gathering followed a successful first Family Night, contributing to ongoing park activities and youth engagement.
Twenty Colombian agricultural leaders will tour the Edward J. Kaderly Holstein herd and soil conservation practices in Spring Grove Township Green County tomorrow. They attended events at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture today. County agent Myron E. Jeglum will assist with the tour.
Moslems returned to work in Algiers in a peaceful mood with authorities reporting nearly full attendance in vital services. The city braces for continued violence as the Secret Army Organization maintains attacks in eastern and western Algeria.
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