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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
8
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms likely in the west this afternoon and over most of the state tonight. Tuesday will be warmer in the southeast with highs mainly in the 70s. Tonight lows will range from the 50s in the north and east to the 56 to 62 range in the southwest.
Last week temperature ranged from a low 53 to a high 84 with a weekend peak 84 and a year ago high of 87 and low 68. Precipitation since Saturday noon measured 0.1 inch. Sunrise at 5 13 and sunset at 8 50.
Judge Roger L Elmer presided over a stop sign violation case with defendant Roy A Speich of 2310 17th Ave fined $10 plus costs, per Sheriff’s Department records.
A local record lists multiple pairs of young residents with ages ranging from 17 to 25 and street addresses including 2616 8th St and 1817 14th Ave. The notice names Jeffrey Stuart Wild Loreane Marie Meighan Richard Allan Coplien Julia Ann Jacobs Alan August Martini Irita Lynne Reasa Paul Edward Paulson and Diane June Zwyegart as involved individuals.
Obituaries list several residents with ages: Emma Brigham 78 and Oscar Fager 78 of Cuba City. Mary L. Penhallegan 81 of Dodgeville. Warren Reese 71 of Evansville. James O. Ula 55 of rural Dodgeville. Joseph McDonald 56 of rural Gratiot. Josie Lincox 92 of Warren.
Four families announced births on consecutive June days. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soddy welcomed a son on June 19 at 614 20th Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vaughan reported a daughter on June 20 at 218th Ave. Mr. and Mrs. James Friedli welcomed a daughter on June 20 in Browntown. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Larson welcomed a son on June 21 at 116 29th Ave.
A list from St Clare Hospital records details multiple patients and dismissals. Names include Robert Neuen schwander Winslow Mary Al ice Walden Santa Anna Calif Mrs Fred Glauser 1012 19th Ave and others across towns and states with various procedures and discharges.
Arthur H. Tschudy 72 of Route 2 Monroe suffered head cuts and shoulder injuries in a two car crash at Five Corners on County Trunk K south of Monroe reported at 2 17 p m. The other driver was Kenneth L. Kat tiger 19 also of Monroe. Sheriff deputies investigated another weekend crash on Highway 39 west of Albany involving Stanley Stressman and Kenneth DeNare. In a Friday incident 60 feet of fence was destroyed when a car driven by Robert Baehler left Highway 39 west of New Glarus. Passenger Gertrude Baehler 30 endured cuts and bruises. She was hospitalized.
Portland Oregon woman killed in Spooner collision while a passenger in a car driven by her husband, a church educator. The Rev Schafer in Shell Lake hospital in serious condition. three other women injured. Neillsville fatal crash claims Joyce Potega and car driver Thomas. two vehicles collide. Karl Rutishauser dies when his car hits a guard rail on I 94 near Racine. Earlier weekend accidents total two lives each. list includes Rene Boulle Vir ginia Jenson Hugh Smith Josephine Bick Sgt Ronald White and others across Minnesota Illinois and Mississippi.
Ruda Distributing Co. moved into its new warehouse at 1003 Sth Ave today. The previous structure was destroyed in the Palm Sunday tornado, and operations had continued from the Bowman building with office facilities in owner William Kuda’s residence.
Nickie J. Galle 51 died Friday. Services at St. Pauls Church in Mineral Point. rosaries at Gorgen Funeral Home. Survived by wife Dorothy, son Joseph, daughter Debra, four brothers Vito Charles Bruno all Mineral Point and Joseph Milwaukee and many sisters including Josephine Cenire Leary DeSantis Erb Wil son Perry Andrews Hamil Poff Baehler Brinkmeier Michaelis Hilker McCulley Stubbe Zemke Leuzinger.
Numerous brief items list residents and visitors traveling for family events education church events and vacations. Names include Mr and Mrs Robert Root Okeena Oklahoma William Plate Gerritt Moow Ray Kundert Frances Leuenberger Minor Anderson and others with ties to Albany Monroe Green Lake Rice Lake Madison and Manitowish Waters.
Two workers repair the United Telephone Co radio tower damaged by high winds from the Palm Sunday tornado. Sections of the structure are being replaced while the tower supports mobile telephone installations.
Stan Barr announces 32 high school and 14 adult students are in their second week of behind the wheel instruction. The program is a cooperative effort with local dealers Pontiac and Mercury, the state department of public instruction, Monroe Public Schools, and the Monroe Adult and Vocational School.
Mary Alice Walden, seven, of Santa Anna California, was admitted to St. Clare hospital Saturday with multiple fractures of the right pelvis after a tractor rolled over her while visiting a farm in Blanchardville. She is in satisfactory condition.
The Badger Lapidary and Geological Society will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Ludlow Memorial Library Monroe. Plans for the July field trips will be announced at the meeting.
Milfred J. Thompson of 924 lth Street reported his car was struck in the rear by an unidentified vehicle at the intersection of 11th Street and 12th Avenue. The mishap occurred at 3 43 p.m. Saturday, police said.
Mrs. Fred Glauser aged 71 of 1012 19th Ave. suffered a fractured knee cap after a porch fall yesterday. Her condition is reported as good by St. Clare hospital.
Mrs. Josie Sincox 92 died Saturday after a long illness in Warren Nursing Home. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bartell Funeral Home with burial at Elmwood Cemetery. Survived by son John Chicago daughters Gladys and Marjorie Whitman both Warren sister Mrs. Harvey Carr Scales Mound and four grandchildren.
Sheriff's deputies investigate a breaking and entry at the Green County Farm Bureau Warehouse in Albany. A safe was taken with about $60 in cash and some checks missing. The robbery was found shortly before 7 am by the first employee arriving for work. Entry is believed made through a window removed and replaced.
Bernard M. Baruch, capitalist philanthropist and adviser to presidents, died Sunday night at 94 from a heart attack in his New York home. He was surrounded by family and friends including his son, daughter, son-in-law, and former Gov. James Byrnes. Vice President Humphrey called him a very great man and a respected elder statesman.
Joseph McDonald age 56 prominent area farmer died yesterday in a Darlington hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Helen two sons James and Johnnie, five daughters Mrs William P. Graham Mrs Daniel E. Cullen both of Darlington Mrs Gerald Moore Gratiot and Lorraine Lorene at home. Three sisters Mrs Laverne Kam Chicago Mrs Joseph McWilliams Shullsburg and Mrs Bernard Marty Argyle a brother John Gratiot 11 grandchildren. Steil Funeral Home Darlington handling arrangements.
After the war, the parents moved to Monroe and chose to stay with the guards for the friendly people and extra earnings. Rog remains single, Bill is married with wife Sandra and three children: Steven 14, Linda 13, and Dan 10 attending local schools.
Robert Neuenschwander, 21, of Route 1 Winslow, sustained compound fractures of the right foot and leg when he stepped into a hay blower while working on a farm. He received treatment at St. Clare hospital and was listed in satisfactory condition.
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