Wisconsin Weather Outlook Turns Mild and Pleasant
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures in Wisconsin. Tonight’s low will linger in the 50s with highs tomorrow in the 70s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
7
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures in Wisconsin. Tonight’s low will linger in the 50s with highs tomorrow in the 70s.
Mrs Garver E Lutz 87 of Lena Illinois Curtis J Chapin infant son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Chapin Route 1 Browntown Walter Struebing 69 Marine City Michigan Luther Glass 75 Janesville Fred J Schneeberger 19 Albany all listed with ages and towns in a regional notice segment
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fiie Hanover announce a son born June 26. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Richards Route 4 Monroe report a son born June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruff Route 1 Monroe welcome a son. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Schermerhorn Lena Illinois announce a son born June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moyer Stockton Illinois welcome a son born June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Day Brodhead report a son born June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hefty New Glarus announce a daughter born June 24. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Walsh Durand Illinois welcome a son.
St Clare Hospital releases a roster of doctors and patients with names and locations including Patrick Jerome Burns Shullsburg and Laura Brubakken Orfordville among medical staff. The notice also lists numerous dismissals such as Bryan Telfair Kenneth Stampfli Clyde Faull and others.
Robert Tracy of Janesville a producer of hybrid seed corn and mink pelts was elected Saturday to the board of directors of the Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce.
Wisconsin Governor Warren P. Knowles will skip the Republican governors conference as the state legislature remains in session next week. The decision reflects ongoing legislative work and prioritizes state duties over regional meetings.
Three final contestants for Monticello Dairy Queen are JoAnn Kundert Joyce Pagel and Mary Kay Elmer They and Miss Harriet Keener Green County Dairy Queen will join Monticello Community Club at the Casino tomorrow night for final judging The new queen will be crowned Wednesday evening in the Main Street parking lot with a rain plan for the school gym Then Monticello Queen competes in the county event
Andrew Davidovich aged 31 of Brodhead was treated at Madison General Hospital after a two car collision on the Madison Beltline. He sustained ear, hand and leg cuts. Mrs Edna Wolfe aged 54 of Clyman drove the other car and was bruised then released after treatment. Police said Wolfe skidded to avoid another vehicle, her car crossing the median strip into the Davidovich car.
Walter Struebing 69 of Marine City Mich died yesterday morning he was lifelong resident. The funeral will be held there Wednesday June 28. Survivors include his widow Mayme Foss two daughters two stepchildren three grandchildren and five step grandchildren.
The narrative notes continued from page 1 detailing market happenings. Three Senior Scouts provided refreshments before the closing flag ceremony. Counseling delegates for the first session include Brownies Susan Grimm Linda Abelman Dawn Kubly Julie Erickson Junior Unit 1 Heidi Trotter Carol Marti Junior Unit 2 Anita Laeser Cynthia Ruf Junior Unit 3 Pat Bober Ann Marie Marti.
William R. Newhouse, owner of a Madison Wisconsin clay products firm, has been elected president of Optimist International for 1967 68, leading the 91000 member service club network in Portland Oregon.
London reports Sir Laurence Olivier continues treatment at St Thomas Hospital for prostate cancer and is progressing very well according to doctors. The actor remains under care in London with updates indicating stable condition and steady recovery.
Yukona Cameron, a vaudeville star famed in the 1930s as Al Trahan’s partner, died Sunday in Arlington, Virginia. The entertainer, age 64, rose to prominence during the vaudeville era and remained a notable figure in circuit performances.
A thoughtful note on the nature of loss and the appeal of logical thinking emerges as a metaphor for missing pieces and unresolved events. The piece invites readers to consider how absence shapes meaning and reasoning.
Personal mentions record Evelyn Saull returning from Monroe visit to Freeport. The Broege family sold their home and relocated to Beloit. A social gathering hosted by Alma Starr featured guests from Chicago Pompano Beach and Monroe. Jan Wittner departed O'Hare for Norfolk with family accompaniment and Strait and Wittwer relatives to visit. Petty Officer Strait to serve at Great Lakes for a period.
53 tractors entered in the Albany Future Farmers of America sponsored pull. Ed Engen Jr. of Brodhead won under 6000 pounds, Harold Amidon of Brooklyn won under 9000 pounds, and Virgil Ripp of Dane won under 12000 pounds. Other top five finishers included riders from Waunakee, Platteville, Monroe, Evansville, Brodhead, Janesville, Milledgeville and Albany.
Funeral services for Reeve B Bokemeier 64 a retired Monroe businessman who died early Saturday were held at 1 30 this afternoon at St nessy Funeral Home Rev Milton G Petzold of St John s United Church of Christ officiated Organ selections were played by Mrs Robert Faith Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were John Egler Rockford Paul Lamboley Madison and Arthur C Benkett Lewis Pandow P J Conners and John W MacInnis
Special notices report Gottfred Siegenthaler 91 died Tuesday and services were held Thursday at Everson Funeral Home with Rev. Calvin P. Fischer officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood. Officiants and attendees included Mrs. Fred Hahlen, William Behrens, and local mourners. Additional obituaries mention Capt. Kenneth Siegenthaler at Dover AFB and relatives in Monroe and Chicago.
Luther Glass 75 husband of Violetta Sickinger died unexpectedly this morning at the VA Hospital Madison after admission. Born Aug 9 1891 in Geigers Town Pa son of Martin L Glass and Alberta Zerr Glass. Survived by widow three brothers and a sister. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday Whitcomb Funeral Home Janesville Rev Henry Jungbluth will preside. Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Graveside services were held in Cadiz Cemetery for Curtis J. Chapin infant son of Kenneth and Joan Meier Chapin Route 1 Browntown The infant died Saturday morning in St Clare Hospital three hours after birth Rev John Thorson of Our Savior s Lutheran Church South Wayne officiated Hanson Funeral Home South Wayne arranged Surviving are the parents two sisters Lauri and Cathy grandparents Mr and Mrs Edwin Chapin Brown town and Mrs Alma Meier Monroe great grandparents Mr and Mrs Marvin Sandley Browntown
In Dane County, brothers Theron Nye, 22, and Lance Nye, 18, were jailed after Brookyn officer John Straub was threatened with a rifle during a traffic stop. Theron Nye allegedly pointed a gun at a lawman, and Lance Nye faced charges for interfering with an arrest. Straub and about a dozen deputies responded. Straub sustained minor injuries.
A 24 year old man from Freeport sustained a dislocated left ankle and cuts after a motorcycle struck a mobile home being towed. Several other early morning and afternoon collisions in Monroe involving drivers from Illinois and Iowa caused varying vehicle damage with no serious injuries reported.
Green County Shrine Club members will gather at 7 30 p m Tuesday June 27 at the Swiss Wheel Restaurant for dinner. A special program will follow the meal.
Donna Mardell Wells 11 of O'Fallon Illinois is healing after a two place fracture in her left arm from a tree fall. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Wells and will visit Monroe relatives after her cast is removed.
Fredrick Baehler son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Baehler is home on furlough from Travis Air Force Base California. He has served two years in the military.
Gary Holcomb, seriously injured in an auto accident about five weeks ago, returned to Madison yesterday and resumed work today. He had recuperated at his home here the past several weeks.
Two Brooklyn firemen were injured when a 55 gallon drum exploded while fighting a machine shed fire at the Joseph Smith farm in Brooklyn Township. Richard Anderson, 21, suffered serious burns and was hospitalized. Virgil Lamb, 45, treated for minor burns. Fire crews responded about 9 30 a.m. and doused the flames in about an hour. Cause was not immediately known.
Wisconsin coach John Powless from Madison was defeated by West Point's Herb Fitz Gibbon 6-2 6-1 for the men's singles title in the Southern Tennis Tournament held Sunday in Birmingham Alabama.
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via the classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times. It highlights available spaces, rental terms, and contact details for interested renters.
An Albany youth, Fred J Schneeberger, died from a knife wound to the heart after an incident at a relative’s Monroe home. Coroner ruled suicide. no inquest. Survived by parents, four brothers, three sisters, maternal grandparents, and others. Funeral home handling arrangements.
Number 1 of the City Band will welcome Dr. Raymond Dvorak as guest conductor at tonight's concert. Announcer Joseph Urban leads the program with Mr. and Mrs. Stauffacher assisting. Welcome by Mayor Walter Ekum and Ed Zwicker will be given, with guests O. R. Evans of Kiwanis and Woman's and Lions Club reps. Perry Power is sound engineer and William Lanz will perform the euphonium solo.
Washington reports the Population Reference Bureau warns 19 and 20 year old girls face marriage challenges with 3.6 million peers and 2.8 million men aged 21 and 22 as potential partners. Suggestions include dating older or older partners, delaying marriage, or pursuing a lasting career.
The Wisconsin Amvets adopted a resolution at its annual convention criticizing Betty Boardman of Madison for giving aid and comfort to the enemy. The article notes the Sunday meeting and the criticized action as described in the report.
Michael Lee Harrington faced Circuit Court today on charges stemming from the fatal stabbing of two girls and a knife attack on another in Milwaukee Michigan.
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