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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
8
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Locally heavy storms possible tonight and during the day Wednesday. Cooler by Wednesday afternoon or evening, with warmer readings in the extreme east and southeast. Night lows 56 to 64, 60s in the south. Wednesday highs in the 70s to 80s, cooler northwest.
Since yesterday at 1 PM the high was 84 and the low 62. A year ago today the high reached 85 and the low 64. Precipitation since yesterday 1 PM totaled .05 inches. Warmest place in the U S was Imperial California at 105 and the coldest Toledo Washington at 38. Sunrise 5 13 AM, sunset 8 50 PM.
Harold Casmer and William Ruda transfer part of block 8 in Scott's Addition to O. L. Hare. Idle Hour Mansion Corp. transfers It 2 block 1 in Mansion Estates subdivision to George E. Carpenter in Monroe.
County court entries list Roger L Elmer of rural New Glarus forfeiting a $30 bond for failure to keep a vehicle under control. Norman Notter of Argyle forfeits a $55 bond for duty upon striking. Richard Thompson of Freeport jailed 30 days for procuring alcohol for a minor. John Willis Bennet of 1903 11th St. fined $125 plus costs for operating under the influence with 25 days in jail and a year license revocation.
Robert P. Sonderegger of 2008 13th St. forfeited $10 for inattentive driving. LaVern S. Whiteaker of Gays Mills forfeited $10 for operating an unregistered vehicle. Lorin J. DiGvanni of Pecatoni ca IL faced backing limitations.
Nelson Santiago Rolon aged 21 of Freeport and Sondra Sue Sandy aged 16 of Route 2 Lena Illinois secured marriage licenses. The notice records their names and ages as part of public filings.
A block of brief notices lists several local residents by name age and residence including Mrs Charles Jensen 65 Albany Alan Ray Hornbogen 14 Freeport Mrs Harry Hart 76 Humid Peter Schneider 76 Cuba City Mrs Orrin Baker 79 Horeb Mrs Carl Bringold 69 Verona Russell Gibson 68 Cuba Anderson Pigues 62 Beloit Julie Ann Larson 2 Portage The item appears as a community roll call of ages and towns rather than a full obituary narrative.
Mr and Mrs Gaylord Swen of 524 16th Ave welcomed a daughter on June 21. The birth adds a new member to the Swen family with the couple listing their address for local records.
The report lists patients from St Clare Hospital across medical surgical and other wards including Brian Keith Walters Jill Ann Stauffacher Wesley Wolfe Bonnie Wang Wayne Stuckey Mrs Ernest Cassidy Mrs Charles Foster Mrs Rose Gieco Roy Dickson Sheila Engel Loyall Neuberger Connie Dahlk Harker Chapman Eldon Road Ewald Rufer and a list of dismissals names including Paul Huie Olaf Myhrvold Charles R Coole Abner Argue Michael Roland and several Mrs titles with surnames.
The American Red Cross reports it spent 18 279 aiding 37 Wisconsin families who suffered flood damage in four upper Mississippi counties this spring.
Mr and Mrs Hervey Hoesly spent the weekend at Fox Lake. Mr and Mrs William Preston and family from Brown Deer visited their relatives the Prestons in Madison. Mrs Milo K Swanton returned to Madison after spending the night with Fred and Fern Probst. Mrs John Schwalbe returned home after a month in Shenandoah Valley Charlottesville Baltimore and DC. Mary and John Fritsch spent the weekend at home. Mary teaches in Northfield HI and Mary attended her 10th high school reunion. John recently earned a Master’s degree in Art from NYU.
The event includes a 3 p.m. Saturday crowning of Green County Dairy Queen, with Miss Pat Easter of Juda placing the crown on the new queen. Wisconsin Secretary of State Robert Zimmerman will be honorary parade marshal and speak at crowning. The dairy bar opens Saturday at the Belleville Community Club Building in Bellevue Park.
Gov Warren P Knowles resumes duties in Madison after five days in University Hospitals for a mild kidney infection and flu. He enters an executive office amid budget tax negotiators and onlookers, his voice hoarse but greeting the committee. Democratic lawmakers urge continued hospitalization until full recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Soddy of 614 20th Ave welcomed their eighth child, a son named Brian Keith, born June 19 at St. Clare Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Ervin Soddy of Browntown and Elsi Zurfluh of Monticello. He has three sisters Laurie, Lonna, LeAnn, and four brothers Michael, Jerome, Timothy, and Danny.
Miss Teresa Ernst came back from a week at Badger State Girls in Madison. Friday night she played first trombone in the band during a two hour talent night attended by Mrs. Frank Ernst Connie Mrs. Robert Erickson Linda and Miss Patty Burke.
Mrs. Walter Graber is convalescing at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hillis at 1744 13th Street after undergoing major ear surgery last Thursday at St. Clare Hospital.
Brian Keith Walters seven year old son of Mr and Mrs William Walters Jr. was admitted to St Clare Hospital last night at 11 45 after a cerebral concussion from a fall from a moving car. He is in satisfactory condition.
Jill Ann Stauffacher, 14, suffered a dislocated and broken shoulder in a fall from a horse yesterday. She was admitted to St. Clare Hospital at 2:55 p.m. in good condition. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Stauffacher of 1911 14th Ave.
The Honey Creek watershed meeting at Ullom School drew a capacity crowd to hear Jim Amundson conservation warden from Janesville speak and present a film The Sportsman and the Farmer. 4H groups entertained with music and singing Miss Pat Kaster spoke as Dairy Queen and Cheese Day Queen. An ice cream festival followed served by local volunteers. The next meeting will be a July picnic at the Dick Shaliberg farm pond.
Mrs. O. D. Curtis notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Willis Babler and granddaughter Stacy Schultz to Robert Babler Todd in Shullsburg and to Ed Becker family in Loda Illinois. Numerous relatives from Madison Verona Monroe New Glarus and Elk Grove gather across several homes for Father's Day and summer visits.
Mrs. Harold Johnson a 34 year old mother of five was accidentally electrocuted Monday at her Haven Kansas home while cleaning a rug with a vacuum sweeper. A short circuit in the sweeper caused a fatal shock when she stepped onto a furnace grate.
Red Cross swimming lessons began with large turnout. Pool director Marty Deignan explains the station method for Beginner and Advanced Beginner classes and urges cooperation, reporting times, and clearing dressing areas after each session. The Beginner group totals seven classes and 91 students attended the 10 am session yesterday.
The article explains range and deflection for the 81 mortar and 106 anti tank weapon. It details crew within Company B and the roles of Lt. Lockwood, Sgt. Swanton, Sgt. Daehlin, and Sgt. Wise. It notes transport, firing readiness, and the 106 front line mobility with ranges around 2800 yards and ammunition types like high explosive plastic and white phosphorus.
Moses A. Leavitt, 71, of New York, who secured over 100 million dollars in compensation for Jewish victims of Nazi persecution from West Germany, died Monday in Geneva Switzerland.
New Glarus Eagles ritualistic degree team took second in the 63rd annual state convention in La Crosse. Members Alvin Fiez Clifford Albertson Henry Ott Robert Zuber and Reginal Duerst led as delegates Duerst was elected head of the Past Presidents club for one year.
The body of Robert Anderson a 36 year old La Crosse Wisconsin resident missing since a light plane crash into Lake Michigan last December was found Monday near the lake shore. Papers on the body identified him and a bather spotted the body leading to police recovery.
The text cites the Hotel Dieu in Paris as the world s oldest hospital dating to about 650 A D It notes the first hospital in the United States was founded in 1658 in the Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam on Manhattan Island
Julie Ann Larson two year old daughter of Janice Meythaler Larson and Ronald Larson of Portage died this morning at Devine Savior Hospital in Portage. She was born May 31 1963. Surviving are brother Jeffrey sister Janeen maternal grandmother Mrs Rose Meythaler Brodhead paternal Vernon Larson Orfordville great grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Luchsinger New Glarus. Private funeral 10 30 am Thursday Newcomer Funeral Home Brodhead Rev Paul Gibson EUB Church officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead. There will be no visitation.
Anderson Pigues age 62 Beloit died at 7 40 last night in St Clare Hospital He was admitted there as a medical patient Saturday night He was employed by Beloit Corp His wife survives and Hanson Funeral Home Beloit handles arrangements
Miss Karen Kuster of Goddard spent three weeks at the Tom Kelly Home in Juda. Mr and Mrs Donald Miller of Washington DC visited Mrs Florence Miller in Brodhead and returned to DC. Mrs Emma Lohr celebrated her 88th birthday with relatives from Racine. Benny Miller and Gayle Matzke of Monroe joined family at Lake Kegonsa in Stoughton. Community members attended steering committee meetings at Monroe Immanuel Church. Harrison Grenzow and family attended the Berryman Picnic in Evansville. Sandra Helland returned to Freeport after a week’s vacation.
National Safety Council reports five skateboard related fatalities in Chicago since April. Four victims were children five years old or younger and four deaths resulted from collisions with motor vehicles.
Classified line advertising scratch pads measuring 4 by 7 inches offered for sale through The Times office.
An invitational open house for Idle Hour Mansion pool group members and guests was held last night. A luncheon was provided by management and a social evening featured piano by Mrs Nellie Doyle and accordion by John Beutel plus community singing and Swiss yodeling. Some guests swam as part of the recreational activity.
Evan C. Chambers leads a Monroe City Civil Defense meeting discussing a budget to match federal aid. Officials Clifford Snively, Ervin Goecks, and T. J. Burgy Jr. support needed equipment, a new CD communications system, warning systems, auxiliary police gear, and expanded training to bolster the local program after a tornado.
The Wisconsin cheddar market remains steady with fair to good demand and ample supplies. Prices show 40-pound blocks around 357 to 384 and singles daisies about 39 to 41 percent, with small styles adequate to short.
Detroit leaders report Missouri Synod educational officials sought federal funds for parochial schools. Delegates voted 411 to 200 to table the request at Monday night meeting, rejecting the proposal.
New York investors kept gains in a mild afternoon pullback with light trading. The Associated Press index rose to 321.0 as Dow moved to 877.08, Studebaker gained on debt renegotiation, and Treasury bonds climbed while exchange activity stayed quiet.
Historical note reveals Columbus doubted the Santa Maria as a capable vessel for discovery, calling it a dull sailor and unfit for exploration, underscoring risks in early Atlantic voyages.
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