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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
6
June 25 1962 forecast notes partly cloudy conditions with cooler temperatures through the day. showers or thundershowers possible southwest late afternoon. clearing tonight. Tuesday expected to be fair and cool with highs in the 70s and lows around 45 to 58. Monroe zone mirrors this trend with similar temperatures and clearing skies.
Last week record high 93 and low 60 with Saturday 10 am to 1 pm high 87 and low 60. Year ago today high 80 low 47. Precipitation since Saturday 10 am .07 inches. Barometer 1 am 30.07 and 1 pm 30.11. Warmest places Yuma, Ariz and Imperial, Calif at 115 degrees. Coldest Drummond, Mont and Reno, Nev at 42. Sunrise 5 23 sunset 8 42.
Norman Ann transfers a lot on Mineral Point Road in Albany Village to Walter Elmer. Bank of Albany transfers parcels Its 1, 2 and 3 in Block 18 of the original plat, Albany Village, to Norbert J. Moyer.
County Court Judge Roger L Elmer Frederic Schenkel faces charges for operating on the wrong side of the highway with $25 and costs. Sheriff Jack E Huntington1 of Darlington is remanded after reckless driving with 100 dollars and 20 days in jail under the Huber Law. Terry K Johnson of Madison cited for disorderly conduct with 15 dollars and costs. James R Hefty of Monroe posted bonds totaling 95 dollars for operating an unregistered vehicle and failing to display plates. hearing set for 10 AM July 5. John K Sommers of Brodhead pleads innocent to a worthless check. bond set at 200 dollars.
Monroe police report speeding fines for Curtis W. Miller Route 1 Mount Morris Wisconsin Robert G Hessenius Freeport and Crawford A Mueller Monroe Martin R Schmidt Monroe with amounts listed at ten dollars each and no further details provided.
Roger Frederick Buholzer aged 22 of Juda and Linda Lou Schumacher aged 20 of Browntown received marriage licenses.
Rex Coldren 54 of Brodhead Gentz 73 of Dodgeville Mae Fink 72 of Darlington Duchow 59 Lewis Schwartz 92 and Folkadahl 77, Mt Horeb Bracken 72 of Belvidere are named in community notices and deaths.
Verona and Mrs Alvin Neuen mane welcomed a son on June 23 in Hollandale. Mr and Mrs Ken Lund of Brodhead also announced a son born on June 23.
Michael Walsh undergoes tonsillectomy with Mrs Sarah Holland in Argyle and Raymond Brod erick in Albany. Walter Gobeli of South Wayne and Thomas Brodhead are also listed alongside James Finley at St Clare Hospital in Juda as medical participants.
C Rex Coldren 54 died Saturday night in the VA hospital Madison. Born August 1907 in Spring Grove Township he lived in Spring Grove and Brodhead most of his life. He served in WWII from 1942 to 1945 and married Gladys Fritzwaters on May 5 1945 in Baltimore. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Brodhead.
A string of crashes Sunday across Wisconsin left numerous dead and wounded. Victims include Joseph Hernandez, 19, of Waukesha, and Peter John Mys, 85, of rural Appleton, both killed when vehicles struck trees or collided on highways near Oak Ridge Road, Highway 53, and Highway 32. En route to work, Enrique Esparaza, 23, from El Paso, was killed after being struck on an Adams County road. two Illinois men, Eugene Elder and John Hanert, also died in separate crashes on Highway 50 near Kenosha. Other injuries and fatalities occurred in Milwaukee and Portage counties as vehicles failed to stop and accidents involved pedestrians, motorcycles, and utility poles. Authorities continue to investigate.
The notice lists individuals named in surgical cases including Charles Smoot, Robert Mullen, Pierre Reavis, Celia Norder, Kenneth Melland, Bernard Dewey, Edwin Kaderly, Hazel Dunwiddie, and Robert Ness, among others. Dismissals include James Matzke, with addresses and affiliations noted.
Personal mentions record weekend trips and visits across Illinois and Wisconsin. Families including Willis and Faye Zwickey, Tilman Nipple, Virgil Marshall, Ralph Kundert, F. F. Schindler, JoAnne Schindler, Diane Broege, Elizabeth Hoff man, Jayne Hoff man, Susan Hoff man, Robert Hahn, Mallory Sacker, and Mary Sacker are noted. Activities include attendance at conventions, high school workshops, and a silver wedding celebration.
James Jeremiason 25 of Freeport was taken into custody in Rock County while visiting his brother Gerald Jeremiason 22 who faces charges linked to a newborn death in Green County. Gerald is jailed on bond and a court date in Green County is not yet set.
The Farm Bureau Women's Executive Board met Saturday in June and planned prizes for a booth at the Dairy Conference in Beaver Dam from August 27 to 29. They will recess through July and August. Phone 3.
Services for Mrs. Marie Hammerli 87 of Monroe will be at 3 30 p m tomorrow at Shri ner Neushwander funeral home. Rev Karl F Koch will officiate with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Hammerli died Saturday after illness. She was born in Engi Canton Glarus Switzerland on December 24 1874 and later moved to America settling near New Glarus and Belleville before retiring to Monroe. She was a member of Immanuel church and survived by three children six grandchildren and two sisters.
James H. Vance Jr., 18, a Morris Plains schoolmate of two teenage girls, confessed to bludgeoning Margaret Ann Kennedy 16 and Noreen Buckley 17 to death with a tire wrench. He told a detective in his cell that he “blew his top” the night of the crime. The victims were found on a secluded road.
Mansfield police hold 18 year old youth who allegedly confessed to the slayings of Jean Bertoch nine and Connie Lynn Hurrell seven. Bodies found in a shallow creek about half a mile from leased property after the youths arrest and confession.
Seoul marks the 12th anniversary of the Korea War with no parades. South Korean and United Nations authorities reaffirm their resolve to prevent a recurrence.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev flew to Moscow after a seven day stay in Communist Romania ending a high profile diplomatic mission with talks on regional issues and bilateral ties.
Mr and Mrs Walter J Hammer Jr of Ft Bliss Texas announce the birth of their first child a daughter born Saturday Grandparents are Mrs Irene Hare and Mr and Mrs Walter Hammer Sr of Monroe
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Frenzel of rural Orangeville announce the birth of daughter Shelley Jean Frenzel at St. Clare Hospital on June 17. She has a brother Shane and a sister Tamara Kay. Grandparents: Paul L. Frenzel Monroe and Clarence Aebly Orangeville.
An 8 year old boy, Richard A. Kubly Jr., son of Richard A and wife of Monroe, was taken to Mercy hospital yesterday for corrective foot surgery planned today. He is expected to stay four or five days.
Seven area students are among 465 juniors at the University of Wisconsin music clinic. The Monroe participants include Kristine Brugger Barbara Frantz Mary Nussbaum Susan Reger and Judy Winger. Also attending from Monroe are Beth Matzke and Peggy Wyss of Juda.
Miss Rose Buol 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Buol Route 2 was admitted to St Clare hospital at 9 30 p m Saturday for treatment of her left eye She was discharged Sunday morning The injury occurred when hot grease splashed in her eye while working at Marcos restaurant
Judge Arthur L. Luebke held multiple conferences with attorneys. The fourth Monday of each month is set for motions conferences and other legal matters in Green County Circuit Court.
Miss Susan Duchow returned home yesterday from a week at the Bagg Youth Camp in Spencer Waupaca. She was accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Duchow Sally and Chester and Mrs Walter Johnson. Miss Duchow was sponsored by Mr and Mrs Chester in Monroe. This was Mrs Tobin s.
The article notes a fifth year counselor at the twirling and Indian dancing programs and records attendance at the 13th annual DAV Day at the Grand Army Home in King Wisconsin.
Stanley Moate seven year old son of Mr and Mrs George Moate of Durand Illinois was admitted to St Clare hospital at 10 30 a m for treatment of a head injury after a fall at his home.
Max H. Voelkli of 1127 17th Street is a patient at St. Clare hospital undergoing tests. He suffered an asthmatic attack yesterday and was advised to remain in the hospital for three or four days.
Mrs Clara Maria Folkadahl born 1884 in York Township died yesterday at 6 30 p m in Nybrotén nursing home Argyle. She taught piano in Blanchardville, was organist at York Evangelical Lutheran Church and helped organize the Sunday school. Survived by husband Theodore Folkadahl son Kenneth sister Mary Swiggum and two half brothers William and Lorraine Million Burial at York church cemetery services Wednesday 2 p m officiated by Rev Clifford Peterson. Friends may call at Saether Blanchardville funeral home after 10 a m tomorrow.
Aubrey Red Wagner of Hillsboro Wisconsin, aged 50, is appointed by President Kennedy to chair the Tennessee Valley Authority board of directors.
About 60 union truck drivers walked out in Madison in support of higher wage demands. The action affected fuel and lumber companies and began today, with no disclosed details on the wage offers or negotiators involved.
James Bracken 72 of Belvidere died at 8 45 p m in St Clare hospital after admission as a medical patient. He was born December 4 1890 in Belvidere son of Thomas and Margaret Clark Bracken. Survived by wife Vina Waugh a brother Thomas and sister Mary on the home farm and a sister Mrs Charles E Paulsen of Chicago. Services Thursday at Witbeck Wheeler Savien funeral home at 9 30 and St James Catholic church at 10 burial in church cemetery Rosary said at 8 p m Wednesday at the funeral home with calling after noon. Local arrangements by Stuessy funeral home.
William H. Walters Jr and Mrs Gladys T Sager escaped injury when their cars collided at 12th Avenue and 23rd Street at 6 56 AM. A second mishap involved William C Herbert and Thomas S Bowen on 13th Avenue in the 1600 block. Gene E Martin damaged a one way sign on the northwest corner of the square yesterday.
A Chicago and North Western yard accident in South Janesville injures 27 year old Theodore Kamlagher of Beloit. He apparently fell under a moving car and underwent surgery at Mercy hospital in Janesville. witnesses did not see the mishap.
Ford Motor Co resumed production after union members vote to end an 18 day local strike by United Auto Workers Local 420 at Walton Hills. The walkout idled 77,000 workers nationwide and halted all Ford passenger car output.
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