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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1972

Page

10

Wisconsin Weather Outlook with Cool Rain Likely

Intermittent rain and drizzle likely in the northwest with showers southeast. windy and cool highs 45 to 52 in the northwest and mostly 50s in the southeast. Tonight remains windy and chilly with lows upper 30s northwest and 37 to 43 southeast. Wednesday is mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and highs 45 to 53. Extended outlook shows mostly cloudy, cooler conditions with a few showers Thursday through Sunday, highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s.

Wisconsin

Real Estate Transfers and Local Court Notices

Real estate transfers filed for Norbert Durgin Jesse Bahler Orlin Haas etc across villages and townships in Monroe Juda Juda Juda also listed are police court entries including fines bonds and trial dates for cases in Monroe Brodhead Richland Center and other locales with details of violations license issues and a hospital birth announcement

Norbert R. Durgin Jesse Bahler Cadiz Harrison Grenzow Orlin Haas Monroe Arnold W. Kehrli Ellen A. Hefty New Glarus Mary E. Laeser Cadiz Township George Osborne Roy Witt S. Witmer Juda

Obituary: Homer Curtiss Found Dead in Illinois Pond

The body of Homer Curtiss, 60, was recovered from a four acre pond on his Curtiss farm two miles from Stockton Illinois. An investigation is underway with divers and rescue squads aiding in the search. Curtiss, a former dairy farmer and Farm Credit Banks director, was last seen Sunday afternoon and his wife was away visiting relatives. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Hermann Funeral Home in Stockton.

Homer Curtiss Curtiss Stockton, Ill Cox Construction Co Lena Ill Rock Falls Stockton and Jo Daviess Stephenson Stockton Bernadine Curtiss Woodstock St. Louis Robert Borsdorf Hermann Funeral Home

County Court Chauffeur Despite Night Speeds Forfeit Bonds

A list from County Court shows multiple defendants from Freeport and surrounding areas with nighttime speeding offenses and other violations. Most defendants appeared no, forfeiting bonds ranging from 32 to 42 dollars. several entries note pleas of guilty with fines and costs.

Larry L. Altensey Freeport Ill Donald E. Calhoun Pearl City John T. Hopkins Lena LeRoy W. Maser, Jr Fond du Lac Wis Robert F. Morton Floyd W. Shick Ronald A. Stites Madison Stae Gary M. Walter Brian H. Weeden Beloit Keith J. Stahl Walter Co. Plowman Roger L. King Stockton Robert E. Hintzman Brodhead William D. Weber Terry D. Seideman

St Clare Hospital Names Involved in Accident Affected

List of patients and staff across departments at St. Clare Hospital tied to a notable accident. Includes Miss Kathy Temperly and multiple medical, surgical, and dismissal records with names and addresses.

Kathy Temperly 13Th Ave Roosevelt Gilliam South Beloit Ill Curtis Horstmeier Freeport DeGrand Miller Albany Hazel Cox Monticello Clarence Franklin Rt. 3 George Peterson Sharon Wis John S. Oeth Burlington William Pendergaff Harvard Evka Horvatinovich North Chicago Donald Root Montice Lyle Hilliard Robert Hoesly Robert Hart Allen Marty Monty Meyers Jack Morelock Hulda Schroeder Frank Simmons Joy Ann Stake

Milwaukee cattle and hog markets steady to weak

Monday markets show cattle steady with steers and heifers in the 26 to 34 dollar range and dairy, Holstein, and bull categories nearby. calves and hogs also steady to weak with light and heavy weights in the 18 to 62 dollar bands. Estimated Tuesday receipts include 800 cattle 800 calves 400 hogs and 4100 sheep.

Milwaukee

Butter Prices Hold Steady On USDA Quotations

Chicago AP report shows wholesale butter prices unchanged Tuesday with 93 score AA and 92 score A both at 67.708 cents per pound and 90 score B at 65.708 cents.

Chicago USDA

South Wayne girls earn top ratings at state forensics

Lori Stauffer a Black Hawk High School junior earned an A rating on Sam's Engagement at the State Forensics contest in Madison April 22. Cindi Stauffer a senior received a B rating on Father and the Hard Rocking Ship. Kay Maurer a junior also earned a B on her original oration. All three girls are daughters of Mr and Mrs William Stauffer and each previously earned A ratings at Platteville in March.

South Wayne Lori Stauffer Black Hawk High School Sam Madison Cindi Stauffer William Stauffer Kay Maurer Emil Maurer Platteville Scamper Duke Philadelphia William Donahue Summers Point New Jersey

Viet forces launch new attacks after northern victory

North Vietnamese troops push into the coastal lowlands while Hue region defenses form. Hue and Quang Tri remain under enemy control as Viet Cong raids rise in Hue where 600 suspected agents are seized. New weaponry includes tanks long-range artillery and a heat seeking missile that downed a U S helicopter killing four.

Saigon Quang Tri Thua Thien Hue Quang Tri Province Thomas W. Bowen U.S Far North

Farm accident injures Gladys Kauk at relative’s farm

Gladys Kauk 6th grader from Albany sustains a deep elbow cut when her sweater caught in a drill gear while planting oats at her uncle Richard Kauk’s Evansville farm. She was treated at St. Clare Hospital and to recuperate at home.

Gladys Kauk John Kauk Rt. 1 Albany Richard Kauk Evansville St. Clare Hospital Gladys

Primary school program to aid early education gains backing

Allan Holtshopple East principal will lead a new teacher development and demonstration center in Southern Wisconsin aimed at expanding resources for K 2 learners. State funds totaling 31640 and 37460 from Title programs will finance the project with Monroe Board of Education support.

Wisconsin Allan Holtshopple Olsen Holtshopple Monroe Board of Education

Wisconsin Egg Market Shows Unsettled Demand and Ample Supplies

Madison AP reports the Wisconsin egg market is unsettled with spotty demand and fully ample supplies. Grade A large eggs quoted at 36 to 37 cents per dozen, mediums at 31 to 32 cents.

Madison Wisconsin

Cheese cheddar market steady on large styles

Market reports steady demand for large cheddar styles with adequate to barely adequate supplies. Prices show barrels 32 to 34, 40 pound blocks 56 to 59, singles 64 to 65, longhorns 60 to 62, midgets 62 to 66 per hundredweight.

Madison Wisconsin

Wyman enters race for Wisconsin Assembly

Richland County Sheriff Larry D. Wyman 34 announced Tuesday his candidacy for the Wisconsin Assembly from the Richland Iowa Counties district. The Republican will challenge Democrat Joanne Duren of Cazenovia in the race.

Wyman Richland Center Richland County Larry D. Wyman Wisconsin Assembly Richland- Iowa Joanne Duren Cazenovia

Cars burglarized in Blanchardville

Four cars were burglarized in Blanchardville with unlocked doors. Items stolen included an army blanket a new shirt and tie a radio speaker from the Kingdon Super car a tape recorder and floor shift handle from the Tim Ryan car a suitcase and contents valued at 30 and a shift knob from Marlin Bredeson. Sager's suitcase was recovered near the Elmo Holt residence.

Blanchardville Kingdon Tim Ryan Roger Sager Village Inn Marlin Bredeson Sager Elmo Holt

Local upcoming events include dances, teas, and meetings

Monticello hosts a benefit demonstration by Amstutz-Marty American Legion Auxiliary on May 4. Zwingli United Church of Christ holds a Missionary meeting May 8. Washington Reformation Church hosts a Mother Daughter tea May 5 with dessert at 7 p.m. Peace United Church of Christ in Browntown hosts a Mother Daughter Tea May 6. Smith Lodge plans Past Masters Night May 6. Women of the Moose observe Friendship Chapter Night May 3. Kiwanis Club of Monroe hears Marlene Cummings May 1. Orangeville Square Dance Club performs May 6. FFA banquet in Juda May 3.

Monticello Amstutz-Marty American Legion Auxiliary Legion Zwingli United Church of Christ Memorial Lounge Women’s Guild of Washington Reformation Church Monty Chesebro Roland Ritschard David Sigalus Apple River Ill LeRoy Peace United Church of Christ Browntown Peace Church Women of the Moose Moose Hall

Festge to Meet Citizens at Monroe City Hall

Otto Festge will visit Monroe Thursday to meet local residents from 2 to 4 p.m. at City Hall. Monroe police report a lost watch turned in at the station and awaiting owner identification verification. A Dearth deal is a good deal.

Robert Kastenmeier Otto Festge Monroe Festge

Monroe Area Civil Defense Tests and Alerts Procedure

The Monroe area civil defense system explains storm and attack alerts with a three minute walling tone and two tone fire siren. Tests occur twice monthly on the first and third Wednesdays while all fire sirens are tested each Saturday noon.

Monroe Area Civil Defense

Monroe Civil Defense Warns of May Siren Tests

Monroe Civil Defense announces siren tests will occur twice in May and summer months, with a three minute continuous high tone warning and a three minute wailing alert for take cover. After storms, All Clear will be broadcast and households urged to obtain battery radios while police and fire vehicles announce the All Clear over public address systems.

Monroe Civil Defense Monroe Police and Fire Departments

Argyle musicians win three firsts at state festival

Twenty seven Argyle High School musicians took part in six events at the State Solo and Ensemble Music Festival in Whitewater. They earned three firsts including the madrigal singers and three second ratings. ensembles included piano duets flute duets and saxophone and flute groups directed by Don Schoenick with Chuck Montgomery as bus driver.

Argyle Whitewater Argyle Madrigal Tom Ritschard Greg Upward Dan McGinnity Ed Anderson Jim Skattum Craig Gruenberg Steve Rossing Christy Coffey Paula Wenger Maureen McGinnity Debbie Montgomery RoxAnne Paulson Valerie Hunter Dorothy Flanagan Louise Nelson Shelley Erickson Karen Wenger Geri MccGinnity Laurel Bruehlman Kem Anderson Susan Anderson Gail Fisher Jana Erickson Barbara Fisher Richard Gordee Linda Fransen Debbie

Seek OK to build road over aban doned spur track

City Council voted to ask The Milwaukee Road for permission to construct a road along W. 3rd Ave over an abandoned spur. Charles Chase resigned as park and recreation director. Librarian Alice Gould also announced retirement. Gia Scala dies at 38 from accidental narcotics and alcohol overdose per coroner.

Brodhead Milwaukee Road Charles Chase Alice Gould Gia Scala Hollywood Los Angeles County

Car Crash Injures Odell Broten Near New Glarus

Odell A. Broten, 39, of Blanchardville, was injured when his westbound car ran off a curve and into a ditch 2.3 miles east of New Glarus at about 7:23 p.m. He suffered head and back injuries with lacerations and abrasions and was taken to St. Clare Hospital. The vehicle sustained extensive damage.

Odell A. Broten Rt. 1 Blanchardville CTW New Glarus Green County Sheriff’s Department Broten St. Clare Hospital

Monroe Police Log Reports Two Accidents

Monroe police report two traffic accidents on Monday with no injuries. Eugene G. Ellingson says a hit and run damaged his parked car in the 2300 block of 13th Ave at 4 16 am. Minor damage is noted and investigation continues. Robert G. Ellefson reports being forced off the roadway at 19th St and 11th Ave causing his vehicle to hit a no parking sign with minor damage.

Monroe Eugene G. Ellingson 13Th Ave Robert G. Ellefson 11Th St 19Th St 11Th Ave

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Glarus Laurin R. McLeod Richard E. Dean Richard A. Bennett 12Th Ave Sheriff's Dept Robert L. Dearth Sheriff’s Dept Ronald S. Flynn Lena III Erroll G. Kjerstad Rt. 4 Janesville Center Line Thomas M. Kubly 19Th Ave Larry R. Montgomery Orangeville Darwin C. Menehan Richard A. Heibner Murrel D. Floyd Benton Elmer J. Burbach John Flannery Paul Sams Brooklyn St. Mary’s Hospital Roger L. Elmer Mark E. Pankau 21St St Arthur W. Arnes New South Wayne Girls Charles Maaske 17Th Ave William Rees 1Lth Ave Daniel Zurfluh William Zurfluh Arthur Stake Cobb, Wis Union Co-Op Clarence H. Franklin Mark Siegenthaler Fritz Siegenthaler 16Th Ave Herman T. Voegels Churchill Woods Dearth Smith Lodge No. 31 Masonic Temple Marlene A. Cummings Madison Public Schools Kiwanis Club of VFW Club Cummings Wisconsin State Journal Madison Jaycettes Edward Mueller Paul Leck Frank Wyss Commercial and Savings Bank Country Swingers Square Dance Club Firehouse Bart Corneil FFA Dick Clark A.B.S Ral SS Sixtune WEEZ Paddy Choyefsky Patton the Hospital Fai Goetz Istarts Diamonds Are Forever P.G Sky-Vu Garis Fanny Hill Husband
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