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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
8
June 27 1962 report shows hot sunshine in Monroe with highs near 84 to 88 and lows 55 to 60. Forecast calls for possible thundershowers in southern and eastern areas tonight northwest parts late tonight, and mostly sunny warm conditions Thursday with scattered storms expected in the northwest. Extreme temperatures listed include Needles California at 112 and several cold spots in Michigan and Idaho.
Monroe police report Thomas R. Davis of Sun Prairie facing a $10 forfeiture for speeding.
Mr. and Mrs. Constant Webinger of South Wayne welcome a son born June 27. Mr. and Mrs. John Huffman of 2103 16th Street welcome a son born June 26. Mr. and Mrs. Ardell Jackson of Argyle welcome a son born June 26.
St. Clare Hospital Medical notes list patients David Black Du rand Seymour Engen Beloit Mrs Katherine Golfano Beloit John Lewis Albany and Mrs Sadie Vail Janesville Surgical Walter Tuescher South Wayne Mrs Mavis Vinje Blanchardville and Mrs Fred Haldiman New Glarus Dismissals Ralph Busjahn Herman Goettsche Wilbert Fontz John Murray John Elmer Michael Walsh Kenneth Melland Earl Klessing Raymond Broderick Thomas Knudson Wila Tate Mrs Curtis Elmer and son Celia Norder Mrs Eugene Hudson Mary Jane Butters Mrs George Abplanalp Thomas Koeller and Mrs Richard Kneifel and daughter.
Virgil Wilkins and Walter Laeser were appointed as delegates to attend the state encampment in Superior this weekend. The VFW meeting at Turner Hall last night included a fairstand discussion and a city inter-club meeting report by Dr Edward A Zupanc. Adolph Ostendorf served lunch.
Burnette Kubly president of NFO in Green County says the Corning office reports changes to processor contracts and a second round of contacting processors is under way. He warns a holding action may be used to ensure fair prices if dealers lack good faith, limited to meat. The Minute Man System will notify farmers by phone and will be discussed at the July 3 meeting in the agricultural building.
Mmes J Milton Bostian Helen Rote and Clifford Jordan attend summer session at Pestalozzi Probel Teachers College in Chicago. Classes began Monday.
The condition of Mrs Helen Stoll at Rockford Memorial hospital has improved after a stroke last week. Her right side remains paralyzed and she is sister to Fred Thomas Harold and Robert Kundert of Spring Grove.
City officials plan a draft ordinance licensing and inspecting bicycles. Numerous complaints cite riding irregularities and safety concerns prompting council action.
Mr and Mrs Richard Kuhnen of LaCrosse report the birth of a son in a LaCrosse hospital yesterday. The child has a brother Ricky age four and a sister Beth age one. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs George Mauerman of Monroe and Mr and Mrs P G Kuhnen of Glencoe Illinois.
Heavy damage occurred to two vehicles on the west side of the square yesterday. One car parked by Ralph W. Henkle of Mequon rolled across 16th avenue into another parked by Robert G. Buehler at 817 16th avenue, according to a police report.
Local readers rely on classified listings to find essential services products and opportunities. Ads connect users with jobs housing items and personal notices shaping daily routines across the community.
A stream of social notes in Monroe lists visitors from Evansville Crystal Lake Juda and Platteville, with trips to Madison Milwaukee and Luck Wisconsin. Notables include Mrs. S J Rivers Mrs Jan Osman Ray Nennemar and Mr and Mrs Francis Fleming. Also reported are home moves 1508% 9th Street Monroe and a funeral attendance at St John’s United Church of Christ.
Mrs. Marvin T. Holcomb advanced to state captain in the Eagles Auxiliary and Clifford Leck to state vice president of the league. Holcomb named state conductress. Next year's convention set for Oshkosh. The 1962 state meeting occurred Thursday through Monday at Manitowoc. The Monroe aerie degree team.
At the state competition four place finish noted with a gathering of attendees: Mrs. Holcomb with Leck andMr. and Mrs. Oscar Leck Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goecks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schadewaldt Mrs. Donovan Jones Mrs. Alma Brugger Charles Bloom Chester Miller and Ernest Schwarze.
Rock County detectives file five additional morals counts against Gerald Jeremiason 22 of rural Monticello. He has pleaded guilty to failing to notify authorities in an unusual death and faces sentencing July 9 in Rock County Court. Jeremiason admitted burying the infant killed by the child’s mother Joyce Mary Day of Route 1 Orfordville who admitted striking the baby with a branch shortly after birth.
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