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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1964
Page
3
Wesley W. Patton Woman's Relief Corp. No. 19 of Brodhead initiated 20 members this year, the highest in the state. Mrs. Grace M. Ludwig of Beloit, Past Department Aid of the WRC, presented a 3x5 silk American flag to the local corps, received yesterday by Mrs. Van A. Marsh, the local president.
York Memorial Luther League plans a family night at 8 p.m. in the church to honor the confirmation classes. Members will be introduced and musical selections performed by class members. The 1964 class will receive New Testaments from the Luther League.
The Second District Nurses Association will host its annual picnic on Thursday July 9 at Pinehurst Sanatorium Janesville starting at 630 PM Betty Callow president of the Wisconsin Nurses Association will speak on Economic Security for Nurses.
WO Leo L. V. Carter receives an Oak Leaf Cluster and an Air Medal at ARADMAC Corpus Christi Texas for leading an Army recovery platoon in Viet Nam. He arrived in mid May with his wife Judith Ann and sons Mike Shawn Marc and Nick, recently living at 317 Hialeah Corpus Christi.
A string of visits and gatherings tied to Juddath Green Lafayette County and nearby areas. Families from Rock Grove Brodhead Evansville Beloit Monroe Janesville Freeport Platteville and Milwaukee attended dinners, Sunday visits, and a Davis Days event while noting guest speakers and host households.
Vatican weekly L Osservator della Domenica issued an 80 page special defending Pope Pius XII's World War II role. It argues he was tried posthumously and includes articles by prelates and others plus unpublished documents. The issue responds to The Deputy and recent critiques while asserting he did all he could.
Orangeville area residents shared visits across Freeport Mon Grove and Monroe with family and friends. Miss Tana Donavan of Rockford stayed with her grandmother Mrs Clarence Barker while several gatherings marked Father s Day and weddings in nearby towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herman Bus John Mrs Edna Kohl Melody Kohl the Priewe Schadewaldt Stark reunion at Lincoln Park Monroe and a Freeport reception for Carolyn Selvig and Ralph Benehoff Jr. The notes also mention hospital stays and a talent show participation by David Rahorn and a piano accompanist Glen t Van Matre.
Wisconsin weekly market snapshot shows cheddar prices unchanged to up to a half cent higher for single daisies with demand strong for prepackaged items and aged cheese. Natural and processed cheese purchases move to government channels and retail outlets. Swiss prices steady at assembly points with fair to good demand and ample to adequate supplies.
Airman Third Class Don L. Reichling has completed a 12 week engineer equipment maintenance course at Fort Belvoir Virginia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Leo Reichling of Darlington Route 2 and a 1963 Darlington High School graduate. Schwartz promoted to specialist four in Hawaii. James T Schwartz 20 is the son of Mr and Mrs William Schwartz of Darlington. He entered the Army in 1963 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He is a 1962 Darlington High School graduate and worked at McNett Chevrolet Buick before enlisting.
Airman Second Class Corliss E. Ferrell son of Corliss and Mrs Ferrell Route 1 Darlington has completed a special course for U S Air Force communications technicians at Goodfellow AFB Texas He is a Darlington High School graduate His wife Connie Olson is from Mineral Point Also Marine Captain R I Blanc son of Louis and Mrs Blanc 9118th Avenue serves as crew member of Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 264 aboard USS Okinawa based at New River NC
Firemen were dispatched to a traffic crash four miles northeast of Albany to water down a leaking ammonia tank. The 1,000 gallon tandem trailer tipped when a wheel fell into a dip as driver Gordon L. Lawyer from Evansville turned into a farm driveway, causing both trailer and truck to overturn. Deputies and Albany fire crews responded at 11:14 a.m.
A remnant history from Sarajevo recalls the 1914 assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand by Gavrilo Princip aided by the Black Hand network. The scene describes the grenade attack, the fatal shooting near Moritz Schiller’s grocery, and lingering views on who bears responsibility for World War I.
Wisconsin state colleges issued 1 947 loans totaling 966065 for 11 months ending May 30. Previous year saw 1659 loans totaling 737292. A new law raises loan funds from 5 to 10 million. Students may borrow up to 750 yearly and 250 summer with 5 000 cap. first loan due one year after leaving school.
Dick Oliver and Karen Witt led the flag and club pledges during the Dutch Hollow 4H Club meeting at Sylvester town hall. Roll call noted favorite cheese. Gregory Roth demonstrated saws, Andrew Oliver gave a pesticide safety talk, and Susan Mahlbuch spoke on Sunshine Helps to Guard Against Tines. Mrs Ludwig screened films for recreation. A tour is planned for July 20 starting at 1 p.m. from the Roy Mauerman farm to the Lester Witt farm.
Weather from Monday clear and warm boosts corn growth to shoulder high by July Fourth and oats recover from a storm. 4 H Land Judging contest slated for July 16 with growing participation. Monroe Moose Lodge and Green County Agricultural Chest back the project as a vital soil and water conservation effort. In local sports, Cantry Club edges Skinner Creek 16 to 6, then loses 4 to 2 in nightcap as the tie breaker looms at Twining Park. Umpires Wegmueller and Deininger praised for honesty.
The text references students struggling to pass their senior yearly class next fall with Ken Allen commenting on the issue. It mentions ongoing waterway construction projects by Rees Construction at John Krattiger's in Jefferson Township and lists Vic Schiller at Glenn Flannery's in Mt. Pleasant, plus Vern Johnsrud at Cliff Albertson's in York Township.
The Times Social notes 9 Luther League members from York and Primrose Lutheran churches finalize summer activities. Four will attend Luther College leadership training in Decorah. Members join Luther League convention in Detroit Aug 18 23 with Virginia Johnson Ralph Slassy Roy Ruegsegger Linda Phillips JoAnn Albertson Suzanne Hamilton John Peters Orrine Austin Jean Keehn Elaine Draper Sylvia Olson serving as counselors. Adventuring in the Church is the Lu therdale Bible camp theme for Aug 28 with 23 youths registered. Participants include Jean Legler Beth Luchsinger Terry Jelle James Jeglum David Owen Gary Wilde PaulWattkins Dale Klassy Roberta Finke Donna Lokken Evelyn Ruegsegger Steve Ruegsegger Sandra Lageson Lorna Hustad Linda Stolts Keith Jelle Gregory Engen Phillip Norland Gary Jelle Larry Jelle Janice Hustad Charlotte Anderson.
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