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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1968
Page
8
The forecast calls for mostly sunny conditions today with increasing clouds tonight. Sunday brings a chance of showers as winds shift west to northwest at 10 to 20 mph. highs today reach the upper 70s, with a recent peak of 83 and a low of 58. Sunrise is 5 18 and sunset 8 41.
Chester J. Goetz conveys It 6 and N 30 ft of It 7 block 4 Goetz Acres to Robert H. Keith plus an adjacent strip. Joseph Manser sells It 46 in Rhoades Add Browntown village to Duane McKenna.
Six people die in Lena Corners Des Moines family crash near Lena Illinois. assertions reveal long-standing intersection dangers with fatalities including Dr John W LaMar and family. Also details on several estate matters listing executors administrators appraisers and heirs in Blanchardville Albany Monticello and Brooklyn Township.
The 77 year old justice Warren will return to California Tuesday for a summer vacation as speculation swirls over his retirement timing. Observers note the court tradition and Johnson’s support of liberal rulings while Warren weighs stepping down. Dial 325 5101 for Adtaker.
Dawn Marie Kubly Joins list from Brodhead along with several other medical cases. Surgical notes include Paul Mckhillip from Darlington and Francis M. Elder of Sharon, with multiple dismissals listed for Frank Trumpy and many others.
Funeral services for William A. Wescott age 62 of Monroe were held Thursday June 20 at 2 p.m. at Erickson Funeral Home Argyle with Rev. R A Pegram officiating. Burial followed in Miller Cemetery Wiota with pallbearers Harold Rufenacht Homer Allen Ken Benkert Will Rufer Leo Foley and Bill Rothenbuhler all of Monroe.
The Young Couples Club of the Martintown Community Church will host a bake sale Friday June 28 from 8 30 to 12 noon in the First National Bank Community Room Monroe. Proceeds fund church projects including basement re decoration. Maurice Ringhand hospitalized in Madison for tests at University Hospitals. Joy Jean West 3 and Dawn Marie Kubly 14 months are patients at St. Clare Hospital Brodhead.
Services for Mrs. Mary F. Flint 89 of Hanover Rock County will be at 1 30 p m Monday June 24 at Reining Wisch Funeral Home Janesville Friends may call there from 7 to 9 p m tomorrow She was the former Mary Borkenhagen a life resident of Hanover a Ply mouth Methodist Church Royal Neighbors member Surviving are two daughters Mrs Charles Hackbarth Milton and Miss Wadena Flint at home two grandchildren and four great grandchildren
Mrs. Verna Stenback aged 55 of rural Rosendale died in a Fond du Lac hospital about two hours after her car collided with another vehicle at a rural intersection south of Eldorado. The crash occurred Friday, leaving authorities at the scene to investigate the rural intersection incident.
The Argus 4-H Club wraps five months of dairy promotion with a float in the June Dairy parade at Albany on June 29. Members hosted milk tastings at meetings, donated cheese and butter to local charities, and sponsored bank contests and cheese samples at local banks and newspapers.
The text chronicles a Switzerland visit by the Wilds and relatives including Mr and Mrs Ingwell Scott Keith and Karen Ingwell. Eugene Wild, then farming near Verona, had earlier toured Germany in the Army and visited Switzerland twice with paratrooper pals, learning Swiss sign language and German. LouAnn studied German two years.
Mrs. Louise Thurman, 86, was taken to St. Clare Hospital by Albany ambulance yesterday after a fall at her home caused a fractured hip. She arrived at 4 15 p.m. In a separate case Max Hoffman Jr. was taken to Monroe for a lawn mowing injury when a wire pierced his leg. he was sent home after treatment.
An open house from 2 to 4 p.m. tomorrow, June 23, honors Mr. and Mrs. James Marty of Madison who wed June 14 in Bloomington Indiana. The gathering is at 814 15th Ave the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Marty. All friends and relatives are invited.
A Social Behavior Research Center poll of 1 200 Wisconsin seniors finds 23 percent of male and 21 percent of female students have tried marijuana with 14 and 10 percent respectively open to further use. Alcohol and premarital sexual activity are also noted. John Pont to speak at state coaches clinic in Madison July 29 30.
Wisconsin lawmakers split on the federal income tax surtax with Nelson and Proxmire opposing the measure citing unfair harm to the poor and jobless while allies supported the tax. The debate centers on deficit offsets and potential tax alternatives like an excess profits levy amid broader calls to study metric system adoption.
Washington lawmakers prepare to floor a bill for a three year study of adopting the metric system in the United States. The Commerce Department would face a 500000 dollar ceiling for year one. Backers led by Rep. George P. Miller argue the change is necessary for global business, while Rep. H R Gross questions the need for another study.
Duarte California City of Hope Medical Center researcher Dr Riojun Kinosita reports a macrophage driven mechanism that instructs lymphocytes to produce targeted antibodies against cancer cells and may train macrophages to avoid reacting to transplanted organs. The finding may aid cancer and transplant treatment. Fresno bowlers near world record in open round as Martie Piranio impresses with 253 average.
Edward Hirshbrunner aged 74 of Darlington Lafayette County died June 21 at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He leaves two sons George and John both of Darlington two daughters Ruth of Chicago and Mrs Hugh Deery of Rockford two brothers Oswald and Chris of Darlington four sisters and 14 grandchildren. Funeral at Immanuel United Church of Christ Darlington June 24 with burial in Union Grove Cemetery. Friends may call after 11 tomorrow. SPORTS EDITOR DIES.
Auto air conditioner and 30 hp outboard motor with controls. Mustang bucket seats. Furnished small apartment wanted by August 15. Registered English Shepherd puppies ready to go with registration included. Pasture for rent. 30 acres standing hay and 600 bushel oats. Contact names and phone numbers provided.
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