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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
8
The June 29 1962 MeN Daily Record reports scattered thundershowers and cooler air moving in from the northwest with partial clouds elsewhere. Thunderstorms possible this afternoon and tonight in Monroe zone with some severe storms likely, then partly cloudy and cooler Saturday across the region.
Weather figures show today from 1 p.m. to 1 p.m. high 91 low 68. A year ago today's high was 92 and low 70. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.15 and 1 p.m. 30.10. Warmest spot A Needies California at 105, coldest Drummond Montana at 34. Sunrise 5 24. Sunset 8 42.
County Court Judge Roger L Elmer Eileen K Webb Brodhead passing illegally over yellow line forfeited $25 State Traffic Leslie E Chapin Tampico Ill unregistered vehicle forfeited $13 State Traffic Hilliard and Dunwiddie Ja eda non registration forfeited $15 State Traffic Ronald E McDevitt Clinton Ill speeding fixed limits forfeited $15 State Traffic
Monroe police report shows Frank Drews of Long Beach California facing a speeding forfeiture with a $10 amount listed as the penalty.
Deaths reported for Mrs. Cora Stark 89 of 614 16th Avenue Rudolf Zysset 69 Madison Mrs Ruth Grace Salladay 81 Beloit.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Patterson of 1729 14th Street welcome a son on June 28. Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of Ridott celebrate a son born June 28. Mr and Mrs Thomas Theiler of Juda announce a daughter born June 28.
St. Clare Hospital records show multiple admissions across departments including Bradley Scott Babler Belleville for an accident, Charles Putnam Jr 1710 16th street for a tonsillectomy, and several surgical and medical cases involving Mrs Margaret Hefty Monroe and others in Beloit Janesville Monroe New Glarus and surrounding areas. Dismissals include Harold Miller Pierre Reavis Hoyt Barney and families from multiple towns.
Steel led a renewed market upswing as early gains faded briefly on profit taking. By midday a surge in steel shares lifted the list of key issues with fractional to point gains scattered across the sector.
A longtime teacher retires from the Green County district, ending several years of service at Green and neighboring schools. She will reside in her house in New Glarus after retirement.
Joyce Day 22 of rural Orfordville was bound over to Circuit Court after a preliminary Rock County hearing. She faces murder charges in the death of her illegitimate daughter on June 15. She is to appear Monday at 1 30 p.m. in Circuit Court, held without bond. The coroner cites skull fractures as the cause. Gerald Jeremiason, 22, rural Monticello, pleaded guilty to failing to report a death and will be sentenced July 9.
In Jerusalem the Soblen case moves toward expulsion to the United States. Israel, under pressure, will not grant Soblen a visa to stay. The ailing 62-year-old fugitive, jailed after missing $100,000 bail, is hospitalized amid reports of terminal leukemia cancer with an estimated life expectancy of 12 months.
The program features trombone Karl Gmar bass Charlie Buehler tenor sax Karen Buholzer and clarinetist with pieces including Frere Jacques Clarinet Marmalade Parade of the Charioteers Yankee Doodle Boy Cuckoo Waltz When You Wish Upon a Star Around the World in 80 Days and the 32nd Division March The Cham ber of Commerce will provide the concert and attendees are urged to bring folding chairs or blankets for seating.
Officials invite volunteers to join committees for the Pet Fair and Craft Display planned by the Park and Recreation Department on July 21. Meetings will be at 10 30 a m Monday in Recreation Park. A poster contest will accompany the event with children asked to theme each entry. Attendance at the pool yesterday reached 1594, a season high, totaling 16 33.
Ronald J. Baker 17 drowned while attempting to swim to a diving platform about 200 yards from a public beach on Lake Monona. He was a June graduate of Monona Grove High School.
A concise notice suggests using a personal contact to buy sell or rent via a friend led want ad. It emphasizes informal quick matches and relies on word of mouth instead of formal listings. The item centers on private party arrangements rather than official postings.
Mrs. Bea Marty of Madison visits Mrs. Barbara Marty in New Glarus on Wednesday evening. The Monroe Laundry closes July 2 to July 7 and opens July 9. Mrs. T. J. Olson visits daughter in Janesville. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Preuti and daughter Beatrice visit from Milwaukee to see his aunt Mrs. Flora Flader. Mrs. Jacob Tschudy moves from Norton apartment to 1904 8th Street. Miss Jayne White leaves for Minneapolis to summer with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howland and Cindy. Miss Valerie Usher leaves to be a Girl Scout counselor at Camp Birchwood, Hayward, about five weeks. Fred Hofer of Mexico City visits with Mrs. Fluder and Mrs. Schneider. his wife is Fluder’s niece. Mrs. Schneider is her cousin. Mrs. John Corry and three children return to Philadelphia after a 10 day visit with Mrs. Nellie Schneider. Mrs. Corry is former Betty Jean Schneider. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Williams return from a three week trip to New England. they visit daughter in Rockville Maryland and attend granddaughter Susan Etter’s graduation at Tufts University.
Live hogs steady to 25 cents lower with 5 000 head on the lot. No. 1 2 hogs 190 230 lb at 18 75 19 35. Cattle 300 head with steers strong at 25 85 for 1 250 lb. Butter and eggs steady in Chicago Mercantile Exchange pricing. Corn No 2 yellow 1 16 No 4 yellow 1 10. Oats mixed 69 71 percent.
A new Wisconsin School of Medical Assistants will open in Madison on September 10 to train young women as para medical aides. The program offers two single semester courses annually for high school graduates seeking careers in doctors offices and clinics. Executive director Robert N. Randall notes over two years of development. Phone 3.
Mrs. Cora Stark formerly Cora Krueger aged 89 resident of Monroe since 1915 died at 10 10 last night at her home 614 16th avenue old age complications followed years of illness. She was born March 6 1873 in Clarno Township married William Stark February 14 1893 and farmed around Browntown before moving to Monroe. Survived by son Frank Browntown brother W F Krueger Brodhead four grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren with two daughters Miss Millie and Bessie both deceased. Funeral 2 30 pm Monday Stuessy funeral home Rev Karl F Koch Immanuel EUB church officiating burial Cadiz cemetery visitation Sunday afternoon at the funeral home.
Milwaukee County lawmakers mostly Democrats oppose a GOP map that keeps the county at 24 Assembly districts while adding two seats in Waukesha County. The proposal would erase two out state districts held by Democrats, shrink Douglas County, and dissolve Florence Forest and Langlade districts into surrounding areas. Democrats say the bill fails the court test for fair and constitutional legislation and Nelson’s stance remains undecided though leaders expect a veto.
Hans Egloff of Glarus Switzerland visited New Glarus on Tuesday. He is in Milwaukee for a training program in accounting at the Harnischfeger Corp.
Bradley Scott Babler seven from Belleville was treated at St. Clare hospital after a cerebr al concussion from a fall down a hay chute at his residence.
Eight year old Ricky Kubly Jr. of Monroe came home from Mercy hospital in Janesville after undergoing corrective foot surgery. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard A Kubly Sr. and was hospitalized yesterday for the procedure.
Rev. Charles R. Wheeler, pastor of Afolkey Betthel and Zion EUB churches, has been reassigned to the churches for another year.
The Knot Hole Club departs Recreation Park tomorrow at 10 a.m. for a Milwaukee Braves versus Chicago Cubs game in Milwaukee. Members will bring sack lunches.
Mrs Bertha Frautschy underwent surgery Wednesday at Mercy hospital in Janesville after a broken hip last December required another operation. Her condition is satisfactory.
Members completed painting of the Masonic Temple interior last night at the Royal Arch Masons final summer meeting. They plan to reconvene on Thursday September 13.
Lloyd Olson of Argyle is listed as a medical patient at the Madison VA hospital.
The first Midget League All Star game in Monroe will be played at 7 tonight at Twining Park. Monroe players from third to fifth grade face Brodhead fifth and sixth graders, with program director John Prien hoping their baseball know how gives an edge. Open to the public and players’ parents.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman testified before the Senate Investigations subcommittee that he has issued directives to tighten procedures and deter irregularities like the Estes scandal. He said Washington headquarters must be alerted the minute irregularities are found, with copies of directives to be provided.
Chicago May 1959 The American Medical Association elected Dr Edward R Annis 49 of Miami as president elect in a surprise vote He will assume office next June marking the first time in four decades a leader was not groomed through internal councils Annis has gained national visibility through TV appearances opposing President Kennedy's aged care program
The American Medical Association reaffirmed active opposition to the King Anderson bill, which would finance medical care for the aged from Social Security taxes, during its five day convention ending Thursday, backed by the Kennedy administration.
New Glarus hosts an open house and chicken barbecue at the Historical Village Museum. Dinner starts at noon with free tours for ticket holders. Entertainment includes the high school band Glarmont accordion band children's choir Swiss Bell Ringers and other Swiss groups.
West Bend Arthur Labisky president of the Barton Corp. said the firm will go out of business soon. Competition is stiff and profit margins are too small. The company will provide termination benefits for its 45 employees and assist them in finding other jobs.
Sir Winston Churchill will be operated on tonight for a fractured left thigh, the Middlesex Hospital announced after his return.
Special jet ambulance carried Churchill from Monte Carlo where he fell in his hotel room. He arrived in London with a cast on his leg, in good humor, waving to crowds and giving the V for victory sign during transfer from the airport to a hospital.
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