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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
8
The forecast shows sunny skies in the southwest with partly cloudy conditions in the northeast this afternoon. Tonight remains fair with cooler east areas and lows in the 50s, while Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and a high between 78 and 85 with a slight chance of light showers in extreme north portions.
Today values include a high of 77 and a low of 57 since 1 PM. A year ago the high reached 88 and the low 60. Barometer stood at 29.95 inHg at 1 AM and 30.10 at 1 PM. Palm Springs led warm spots at 114 while Marquette registered 39. Sunrise was 5:14 and sunset 8:51.
Jack E. Schlichting transfers It 3 and N 10 ft of it 6 block 7 Andrick's Add to Harold L. Sweeney in the city of Monroe New Mexico. The transaction records the property shift within local real estate listings.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Davis agreed to pay 40 dollars weekly child support to the clerk of courts. He was released on his own bond set at 500 dollars after entering no plea on the non supportive charge.
Emma Durtschi Alm of Monroe obtained an absolute divorce from Robert D. Alm of Burlington on cruel and inhuman treatment. She won custody of four minor children with alimony of 15 dollars weekly and 60 dollars weekly support plus a property settlement. Married September 28 1946 separated March 18 1964.
William Edward Stocker age 21 of 719 22nd avenue and Diane LaVonne Wyssbrod age 20 of Route 1 Winslow obtained marriage licenses.
Mrs William Hein aged 45 of Albany Mrs Jacob B Hefty aged 67 of New Glarus Mrs Arthur Thornton aged 73 of Evansville Mrs Karl Mickelson aged 70 of Route 1 Mt Horeb Samuel Stillwell aged 88 of Shirland Illinois
Mr and Mrs Ralph Colden of Winslow welcome a daughter and Rev and Mrs Emil Martin of Argyle announce a son and a daughter born on June 23.
The St. Clare Hospital listings name patients undergoing tonsillectomy and medical and surgical cases. It also lists dismissals including several named individuals and their spouses, with addresses in towns such as Juda Darlington and Lake Geneva.
Tonight at Recreation Park several games are listed across diamonds including Lanz Hardware facing White Haven at 8 p.m. and Joe's Private Club meeting The Office at 9 p.m. Tomorrow features Joe's Private Club versus Swiggums at 7 p.m. and other matchups across slowpitch and midget baseball with times through 9:15 p.m.
Services for Mrs. William Hein 45 killed in a two car crash near Brook lyn will be held Friday at 2 p m in Sharer funeral home. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery. Husband injured. daughter Patricia 14 uninjured after release from Madison General. The other driver Kenneth Moe 43 Evansville not hurt. passenger Arthur Dennison 17 injured. Deputy coroner to rule after further investigation. Mrs. Hein formerly Eva Jones born December 10 1918. Survived by husband daughter and her parents plus two brothers.
Walter Laeser received a token of appreciation for two years of service at the VEW meeting held in the new clubhouse. T J Burgy Jr and Laeser were named delegates to the state convention in Eau Claire. Adolph Ostendorff led the lunch committee and fair stand heads were appointed.
A two year old child suffered back bruises in a traffic accident on Highway 11 81 two miles southwest of Brod. The trailer tipped over when a wheel came off and the hitch and safety chain broke. The child Anne Marie was taken home by her mother Mrs Charlotte A Radtke Route 2 Elkhorn. Sheriff deputy notified at 1 28 p m.
Green County Coroner Richard Wagner returns from a state seminar at the Dane County building in Madison. The event included a tour of the new State Crime Laboratory. The State and National Coroners Association Seminar is planned for August 1965 in Milwaukee.
Former pupils of Mt Pleasant school near Orangeville Winslow planned a Sunday picnic starting 12 30 p m on the school grounds. Attendees bring a dish to pass and their own table service. Teresa Ernst daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Ernst played in the 4 H band during State 4 H Week in Madison as a member of the Wayne Blazers 4 H club.
Monroe speaker Joseph G Urban discussed Dale Carnegie methods in a Monroe Rotary Club meeting held yesterday in Marco s.
A charter bus carrying 38 members of the Clinton Shrine Club KAABA Shrine Davenport stopped in Monroe shortly after 10 a.m. today while en route to Milwaukee County Stadium for a baseball game.
A column lists residents and visitors in Monroe including Mrs. I. O. Fent from Orton Texas Mrs. Walter Merlet from Beloit and Howard P. Gay from Flint Michigan. Others include Mrs. A Foster from Freeport Ruth Morgan from Pensacola Fla and Mrs. Lorraine Swanson from Argyle Monroe shoppers from various areas. The Torch Is Passed available at The Times office and upcoming barbershop schedule adjusted for Fourth of July week.
The Wisconsin Board of Government Operations approved $60 000 from fish and game funds to improve 100 camping units on Yellowstone Lake north shore in Lafayette County. Each site will fit a tent or trailer with central toilet facilities and water access points. Deputy director George Sprecher notes demand is fantastic, with up to 104 groups camping there in a single night.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Wahler of 536 16th avenue announce the birth of their son Robert Gordon on June 12 at St. Clare He has a sister Laurie Lynn age 4 months Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Wenger Jr Route 4 and Mr and Mrs Lewie Wahler Gratiot
Assemblyman Walter Calvert spoke on Americanism at the Green County Shrine Club gathering in the Swiss Wheel last night. He cited the Declaration of Independence and referenced George Washington and Abraham Lincoln while urging officials and citizens to live by those principles. Alden Hawthorne and Dr Dayne Dinges, co chairs of Monroe Shrine ceremonial to be held in September, discussed their talks with W S MacDonald potentate. A film Happy Parades was shown, and guests included Ernest Hendrickson Darrell Mellome Oscar Mellome Charles Baxter Al Ludloph Hap Johnson and David Brinkmeier.
City council approves Jaycees benches on square and lots with Swiss motif. Studies sidewalk ornaments ban and ponders bench placement. Adds slow children signs on several avenues, grants July 4 fireworks permit, and creates no parking zones near Kiwanis Chalet. Approves change orders and partial payments for Brandenburg at new fire and police station. Addresses rubbish dumping and traffic concerns near Twining Park.
A short notice invites readers to rent a room via the Monroe Evening Times classifieds. The ad signals available lodging and directs interested parties to contact the listing for details.
Monroe police investigated two parking lot crashes. At 2:23 p.m. Donavon Lee Hendrickson struck John H. Siedschlag as both cars were in the 1900 block of Tth Street. At 7:32 p.m. Herbert M. Boll backed from a dead end and hit Robert Penniston’s car on 12th Street.
Mrs. O D Curtis lists Monticello residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends. Families from Madison Monroe and Dubuque appear attending gatherings at Luchsinger Kubly Babler and Freedner households with several extended stays and a funeral in Albany.
President Johnson urged Congress to extend the work week until the Republican national convention. GOP House leaders condemned the plan as unfair and partisan. The GOP Platform Committee sessions begin July 6 in San Francisco with many members present.
Mrs. Arthur Thornton 73 died unexpectedly in her Evansville home. Born Mabel Hurd in Durand Illinois she married Arthur in 1908 and was a Royal Neighbor. Survived by husband two sons Rex and Paul a daughter Mrs Walter Pierce a sister Mrs LeRoy Klug 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Services 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Allen funeral home Greenwood cemetery Brod.
Moonwatchers in Mount Desert Maine expect a vivid red eclipse seen from Cadillac Mountain. The event is the year’s first of two total lunar eclipses with totality from 7 16 p m to 8 57 p m Monroe time and moon exit at 11 14 p m.
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda secured a decisive victory in the first non-confidence motion since taking office in July 1960, affirming his leadership amid government challenges in Tokyo.
Petersburg voters elect John H. Owens, a Black candidate, to the City Council, the first for the city in nearly a century. Owens becomes a historic figure in local politics and marks a notable civil rights milestone for Petersburg.
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