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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
8
Daily Record reports colder tonight in Wisconsin Fair area with partly cloudy skies. Lows 15-24 north and in the 20s south, Wednesday high around 38 to 45. Monroe zone remains fair and cool with lows 22-26 and partly cloudy Wednesday afternoon highs near 40-45. Since yesterday 1 pm, high 44, low 27. Precipitation trace since yesterday. Sunrise 6:40, sunset 5:46.
Judge Roger L Elmer and Roland Hasse hear cases from Monroe Police and Sheriff deputies. Defendants include Dennis Bardell for throwing debris and possessing fermented malt beverage with guardian absent, LaVerne Bullen charged with operating without consent and preliminary plea, William Mulligan facing debris release and furnishing malt beverage to a minor with trial set in March.
The notice records deaths of William W. Share 74 Mrs Marian Tschudy 68 Marshfield Martin Bang 89 Hor eb Mrs Lofus Anderson 67 Ridgeway Edward L Treinen 71 Lodi Ora J Capello 48 Route 3 Darlington and births for Mr and Mrs Jerry Wyt tenbach Rockford a daughter born February 28.
A list of patients and staff from St Clare Hospital with locations in Wisconsin and Illinois. Includes Mrs Leslie Crane Stockton TI Mrs James Giese Rockford Mrs Charles Lane Dundee Ill Mrs Ida Pagliaro Racine Charles Threadgall Beloit Mrs Walter Frye Salem Wis Mrs Harold L Johnson Blanchardville Daniel Weiland Janesville Donald Juenemann Route 3 David McGuire Route 3 Ernest Isell South Wayne Mrs Julia Pickett Browntown Surgical Rudolph Gregg Rock City Ill Mrs Arthur Blasi Kenosha Dr Earl Smith Morrison Ill Edward W Marty Monticello Mrs Frank Gille Darlington Dismissals Edward Keen Steven Zimmerman Mrs Rosa Bahler Mrs Earl F Anderson Mrs Henry Meier Mrs William Bauman and son
Calvin E. Kraemer of Green County extension spoke to the Monroe Lions Club at Marco's Supper Club last evening detailing four units in Green County and using color slides to illustrate. The meeting opened with 6:30 dinner. Don Siedelschlag was program chairman, and Dr. Robert Smith will chair programs for the next four months.
IOOF Lodge No. 72 members plan Guest Night next Monday at 8 p.m. in IOOF Hall. Each member will bring a guest, with entertainment and card games planned and refreshments to be served.
William W Share 74 Beloit a Monroe native and brother of four Monroe residents died at 7 this morning in Caravilla rural Janesville He retired in 1951 from Fairbanks Mors Co Born March 11 1891 son of Ferdinand and Mary Ginner Share Married in 1920 in Kansas City Mo to Zora Bridge who died 1950 Surviving son William F Mequon five brothers George Max Leo Monroe Alfred Largo Fla Fred Elkhorn two sisters Mrs Richard Keegan Monroe Miss Marie Share Rockford four grandchildren Three brothers and three sisters preceded him He was a member of St Thomas Catholic Church Beloit Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus Former member Sons Club Services Thursday Beloit Daley Murphy Wisch Funeral Home 9 am then St Thomas 9:30 Burial Calvary Beloit Rosary 7 pm call hours 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm
Ora J Capello aged 48 a Johnson Cheese Factory cheesemaker was killed when his car left Hig way M five miles east of Darlington and rolled down an embankment. Passenger Bernice Hart 53 suffered a broken leg. four Capello children unharmed. Death marks Lafayette County 1966 first traffic fatality with arrangements pending at Sharer Funeral Home.
John Deininger, a Monroe High School freshman, won the District 36 FFA Speaking Contest held at Juda High School. He will advance to sectional competition March 28 at Ft. Atkinson High School. Deininger spoke on A Farm Boy Has A Head Start and represents Monroe FFA with Brown Swiss cattle background.
Monroe Commandery 48 Knights Templar to inspect at the Masonic Temple on Saturday March 5. The Order of the Temple starts at 3 p.m. with a dinner for all Sir Knights and their ladies at 6:15 p.m. Grand officers reception at 8 p.m. in the lodge room followed by a full form and flag ceremony. Entertainment and dancing scheduled for the day.
Personal mentions include Mr and Mrs Allie Wuet rich at Madison high school wrestling matches. American Legion Auxiliary schedules 8 pm Thursday March 3 at Legion Hall. Kenneth Selinow and Maynard Gilbertson with family visited Emma Monte Browntown. Women of the Moose meet March 2 at 30 pm Moose Hall. Mr and Mrs Lewis Olson and family Woodford visited Donald Sell and Emma Monte Browntown. Miss Ann Goecks nursing student at Columbia Milwaukee and Mike Williams Carbondale visiting her parents Herbert and Mrs Goecks. Mrs Jack Kessenich Monroe Jaycette VP Wisconsin Junior Chamber Auxiliary attended Oshkosh Board meeting Feb 26. Ronald Johnson and family returned from Oak Forest Illinois after visiting Jack Hill family and celebrating C W Welsch birthdays.
A car driven by Ar delie J. Petzold 39 Monroe plunged from Highway 69 four and a half miles north of Monroe damaging the vehicle. His one year old son Keith suffered a right wrist injury. The car was on slippery pavement. Earlier a late model truck owned by Wilbert L. Stricker Route 1 South Wayne rolled four and a half miles north of Browntown on County Trunk S. No injuries occurred and the driver was away from the vehicle.
Livestock figures show hogs 4 000 head with butchers steady to 25 higher and varied weights. Cattle 1 500 head with slaughter steers steady to firm and prime loads. heifers and lighter weights also listed. Sheep 500 head with lambs and ewes steady. high grade woolly lambs noted. Chicago Mercantile Exchange firmness in butter and eggs with grade breakdowns. Nursing home update notes Mrs. Mary Stampfli now at Monroe Manor after two years at New Glarus daughter home.
Marian Tschudy 68 longtime Marshfield resident and former Monroe teacher died at home in Marshfield. Born October 4 1899 she taught in Monroe 1931 44 and was Lincoln Grade School principal at death. Surviving sons James N Albert J and Dr Robert nine grandchildren and a sister. Services in Marshfield and visitation in Monroe with Eastern Star rites. Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Harold E. Scherer 57 died Saturday night after a long illness. Funeral services were held at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev James C Pigmire officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers included Simon Meyer Reuben Brustuen Chester E Peterson Uno H Miller George Youtzy Winslow and J L Steensland. Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home managed arrangements. The body was taken to the church earlier today.
At a County Board Pan Night in Marco's Supper Club, Galli voiced commitment to doing a job rather than courting headlines. He criticized cluttered legislation and vague promises, urging focus on practical work over campaigns while addressing taxation and Viet Nam policy. Delegates and alternates for the state GOP convention were announced for Browntown Juda Albany and other communities.
George Salady and a list of alternates including Monroe Merlin Meythaler Anna Blum Erma Thurber Mrs Joseph Vine John Callahan Rolland Karlen Fred Galli Mrs B H Lynch Richard Shallberg Dr Thomas Watt Dr Jack Murray William Rollins Ray E Kundert Wilbert E Deininger Dr Jack Robi lettle delegates. Mrs Helen Myers Mrs Ralph Kundert Edward M Adam Lois Hodgson Dr Dwayne Mings Larry Lindren Jack Kundert Moe and Robert Tsternates.
Members of the Ag Chest considered tourism promotion and sought $500 from the County Board of Supervisors to finance a one day Midwest Boat Show booth in Chicago on March 12. Delores Lauper praised the Chest for her queen experience. The new Ag Chest head, a Juda High and 1941 UW graduate, has taught agriculture and dairy work, and serves in local clubs. he and wife Evelyn have five children.
Moscow states the USSR achieved the first man made object to reach Venus with Venus 3, launched November 16, carrying a pennant with the Soviet coat of arms. There is no claim of a controlled landing, suggesting a possible crash, while Cosmos IMI and Cosmos 110 launched a week later carry dogs into orbit aboard unmanned satellites.
The PTA Council Cultural Development committee canceled its meeting last night due to inclement weather and will reschedule later. The canceled session was not a general PTA Council meeting as previously announced. Soviet space dogs Veterak Breeze and Ug lek Little Coal Lump began their second week in orbit today.
Board members expect to present actual plans for the structure at the next meeting on Tuesday March 8 at 7 p.m. They authorize a loading dock at Advance Transformer Crandall Building and recommend partial payment to Branden berg Plumbing and Heating for city garage plumbing work amounting to 235 dollars. The board will advertise bids for a city tree stump removal program for 966.
Communist East Germany formally submitted an application for membership in the United Nations from New York. The move comes amid Cold War tensions as negotiators weigh its status and legitimacy within the world body.
President Johnson urged Hanoi to negotiate peace during a White House address marking the Peace Corps fifth anniversary. He promised a vast reconstruction program open to all in South and North Vietnam and said the United States would support free elections to determine leadership and life.
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