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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
9
Partly cloudy with showers possible east tonight and southeast Friday. Warmer southeast cooler northwest tonight. Highs 65 to 75 Friday. Monroe area: possible showers or thunder showers tonight and Friday, mild with highs 65 to 75. Record details include yesterday high 66 and barometer readings.
State and county officers report driving violations with penalties set or pending. Juvenile cases show no fines. others include license suspensions and jail time, with several hearings scheduled for May 6.
Obituaries list T Roy Evenson 74 of 14ny lth street Merrill S Fowler 73 of Beloit Seymour Engen 50 of Beloit Miss Mary Pink 87 of Lancaster Dr Hugh M Fogo 70 of Harrison Arkansas death notices show ages and hometowns for each individual.
Mr and Mrs Don A Grunder of 1303 13th Avenue welcomed a son in May 1977. The announcement notes the new arrival and residence.
St Clare Hospital issues a roster of medical staff and surgeons including named doctors and locations in Beloit Janesville Rockford and Verona with several listed backgrounds and addresses. The fragment lists David L Stauffach er Russell E Waugh Patricia Reynolds Mrs Carl Schultz and others alongside surgical staff Greg Flannery Norman Larson and Jesse Beck.
Mrs. Leo V. Koehler returns from a Chicago buying trip. Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw visits his father in Orange City. G U G G Ladies attend Elsie Stites funeral at Winslow Methodist Church. Jordan Homemakers Club members guest on Don McNeal Breakfast Club with a yodeling tribute. T Roy Evenson funeral planned at Immanuel EUB Church. Elmer Asmus family returns from the South with visits to Waco and Atlanta. Memorials suggested in lieu of flowers. Airman William Wolmary and family depart for McDill AFB in Tampa. New Clerke staff Sgt Robert Underwood and family visit Monticello before Edwards AFB reassignment.
Two members of an American expedition reached the summit of Mt. Everest, joining the British who climbed in 1953 and the Swiss in 1956. A base camp radio said the achievement occurred Wednesday, marking the ascent of the world’s highest peak at 29 028 feet.
The document names several individuals connected to communities in Beloit Racine Platteville and New Glarus along with a roster of dismissals including Matt Schmaltz Joseph Coffey Fred Simpson Joseph Kneller Albert Smith Mrs Jarman Mrs Brecklin Mrs Kreis Sharon Pippin Jana Applebee Mrs Merrick and Mrs Darwin Smith Jr.
Japanese government and shipping officials doubted Chinese sailors' claim that the freighter Yue Jin Ho was torpedoed and sunk by an unidentified submarine in the East China Sea. They suggested a submerged reef or floating mines as causes and said no Japanese or American subs were in the area during the disaster.
Monroe police investigated two accidents yesterday. A milk truck spilled milk cans at 12 06 p m at 5th Avenue and Highway 11 striking a car driven by Fred L Dearth in Monroe. In the second crash a car owned by Bernice Kohn rolled from a parking stall into the home of Harry R Grinnell causing minor damage.
Pat Saunders of the State Welfare Department will address the Green County Association for Retarded Children Monday at 8 p.m. in the Green County Ag Building. He will discuss establishing day care centers for the handicapped and be joined by a Mental Health representative to review Green County's overall retarded program.
Dr John R Fuller joins Monroe Clinic as an otolaryngologist. A University of Vermont MD 1946 graduate, he trained at Minnesota and Vermont programs and worked 13 years in general practice with a NIH ear research grant. He began association on April 1.
The Air Force tested the air to surface Hound Dog missile over populated areas for the first time this week. A B52 bomber launched the weapon near Del Rio Texas, and it flew 350 miles west to impact at White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico.
A New York federal judge ruled that Howard Hughes failed to appear in an antitrust suit, constituting a willful default. The ruling could require Hughes Tool Co. to pay Trans World Airlines damages, with a special master to determine the exact amount after hearings.
Sunday dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Elmer included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kachelhofer of Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Miller with Janet of Orangeville. Monroe appearances included Herman Babler and a sequence of visits by Mrs. Rit schard and Jane Monroe and by Calif residents Mr. A H Schneider and Mrs. Greub with Miss Bindschaedler. The group dined at the Casino with the Woelffers and Schneiders.
Richard A. Schultz son of Mr and Mrs F A Schultz Route 3 is a surgical patient at St Luke's hospital Racine He is a former Monroe resident and presently manager of the Thorp Finance Co Racine.
Woodford Boy Scout Troop 130 will hold a pancake and sausage supper starting at 5 am Saturday in the Woodford Methodist church. James Purdue serves as general chairman of the event.
Catherine Mary Kuster, 12, daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Kuster, had an emergency appendectomy at 1 p.m. yesterday in St. Clare hospital. She reportedly had a fairly good night. Her father has left a military base in Colorado and is en route to Korea. Sgt. Mester, a World War II veteran, was in Co. B, Green County's National Guard during the Federal Callup of October 1961 and later transferred to the Regular Army at Fort Lewis, Washington.
Buckeye Home Extension Unit will convene at 1 30 p m tomorrow in Mrs Grant Briggs home. Mrs Allan Heitter and Mrs Homer Walker will lead a lesson titled Career and Work Opportunities.
Lakeland Florida reports a midwinter freeze destroyed 14 million citrus trees. Florida Citrus Mutual estimates it will take at least six years to replace the loss and restore production.
Circuit Judges oppose a Senate bill that would raise county court jurisdiction to 100000 in damages from the current 25000. Judge Jerold F. Murphy said letters were sent to all members noting the opposition and arguing the change would speed case handling by shifting more to county courts.
Sheriff Wilbur E. Deininger asked county residents to cooperate in stopping unregistered magazine salesmen from calling on homes. He said all door to door sellers must show credentials from the sheriff's department and urged reporting any impersonators. He cited a case of a man posing as a federal inspector entering a York Township home without credentials and asked for license numbers car makes and models to be reported.
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