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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1963

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Monroe Board Reports Low Bids for Junior High Unit

Monroe Board of Education reviews bids totaling 387122 for a new junior high wing replacing the 1938 39 section. D M and C M Frey Inc leads general construction at 232600 while Osborn Plumbing and Heating Co and Brantemrag Thebiss and Heating bid on plumbing and heating respectively. Other bids come from Rubi and Leuenberger and Staller Cabinets with bids for electrical and band room equipment.

Monroe Board of Education Weiler and Strang and Associates Madison D.M. and C.M. Frey, Inc Hartford Osborn Plumbing and Heating Co Beloit Brantemrag Thebiss Monroe Rubi and Leuenberger H. F. Kessenich Co Staller Cabinets Co Ft. Atkinson Nathaniel Sample Sample Board of Education Monroe Education Association General Joe Kuhne V and E Construction Galena Bruni-Miller Co Brandenburg D. L. Bradley Janesville Zimmerman Plumbing and Heating Monena Plumbing Service Zimmerman Fred Lanz Hardware Osborn H. Toussaint G.W. Timm Electric V and M Electric Menominee Mich Blaser Electric Darlington Messner, Inc F.W. Boelter Milwaukee Illinois Mt. Prospect Lal R.L. Nelson Wauwatosa

Next Week's Menus for High School Cafeteria

Editor notes help mothers plan dinners as students eat at noon. Menu details include Monday Italian spaghetti salad peaches milk. Tuesday Bratwurst potatoes green beans ice cream bar bread. Wednesday Turkey-dressing casserole cole slaw fruit bread. Thursday Scalloped potatoes with ham buttered corn brownie bread butter milk. Friday Tuna and noodles buttered peas relish sticks apple crisp bread butter milk.

Remodeled Immanuel EUB Church to Dedicate Fellowship Hall

Rev. Howard L. Orians will lead a Sunday dedication at Immanuel EUB Church Monroe for the newly remodeled 50 by 60 Fellowship Hall and kitchen. The event includes 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. services, a covered dish dinner, and a public viewing of the updated facilities.

Pat Reichert Mary Nussbaum Immanuel Eub Times Howard L. Orians Madison United Brethren Church Monroe 16Th Avenue Orians Immanuel Church Karl F. Koch

Mounted Posse May Be Formed In Green County

Sheriff Wilbur E. Deininger led a plan to form a mounted posse at the Green County Boots and Saddle Club meeting held last night in the First National Bank. A special posse meeting for interested riders was set for next Thursday at the county jail.

Sheriff's Green County Boots and Saddle Club First National Bank Wilbur E. Deininger Browntown Lowell Myers Orangeville Conrad Bosshart Brodhead

Home for Aged Plans To Be Studied Sunday

Rev. Richard Wichler will speak at Swiss United Church of Christ in New Glarus then meet church leaders and the New Glarus Industrial Development Corp. board to discuss the proposed home. A dinner at the New Glarus hotel precedes a site tour, purchased in 1961 for the home. Action on the project awaits a Benevolent Society board meeting in Milwaukee in May.

New Glarus Richard Wichler Swiss United Church of Christ Church New Glarus Industrial Development Corp New Glarus Hotel Society For A Home Evangelical and Reformed Church The Congregational Church Benevolent Society Board Milwaukee

Cheddar Trade Light at Wisconsin Cheese Exchange

In Green Bay one carload of State brand pasteurized single daisies sold at 35 percent cents, slightly below prior activity, in very light trading. No bids remained unfilled at close. Unmatched offers included one car State brand pasteurized single daisies at 36 4 and one car State brand pasteurized single daisies at 36 percent.

Green Bay Wisconsin Cheese Exchange

No Dial Switch Problems Seen In Monroe Exchange Cutover

Miss Margaret Burgi, president of Limited Telephone Co., said preparations for the dial system cut over in the Monroe Exchange are going smoothly with demonstrations to help subscribers. Operators will call residences to explain the new setup and an open house will be held later after other exchanges switch. The old business office remains in use until dismantling and building reorganization allow the new east entrance to be opened to the public.

Margaret Burgi Limited Telephone Co Monroe Miss Burgi Thay The Telephone Company

Argyle Slayer Found Unfit for Trial in Second Degree Murder

Howard Phillips, 75, of Argyle, charged with second degree murder in the death of his nephew Melvin Phillips, was adjudged mentally unfit to stand trial and committed to Central State Hospital at Waupun after a 60 day examination. Authority said Phillips will be returned to the hospital soon. The killing followed an February argument at Melvin’s home where the younger man had been living.

Howard Phillips Argyle Central State Hospital Waupun Lafayette Joseph Collins Central State Phillips Melvin Phillips Melvin

McClellan Demands Pentagon TFX Data Over Silence

Senator McClellan charged the Pentagon with withholding documentary evidence in the TFX warplane bidding inquiry. He released a letter to Deputy Secretary Gilpatric and pressed for records of Air Force talks and the December award to General Dynamics, and for a comparative Boeing-GD test plan.

Washington Sen John L. McClellan D-Ark Pentagon Today Senate McClellan Gilpatric Senate Investigations General Dynamics Corp Fort Worth Defense McNamara Boeing William M. Allen General Dynamics Allen Air Force Zuckert Pentagon

Wisconsin Senate debates sales tax bill amid amendments

The Wisconsin Senate debated 27 amendments to a Republican sales tax bill then recessed for noon without a final roll call. Eight amendments were adopted as debate wrapped up, with a key 2 percent merchant compensation provision approved after GOP defections. The measure faces a veto from Gov. Reynolds and would shift tax changes away from motor fuels, removing $23 million from the package.

Madison Senate Assembly GOP Reynolds Walter Hollander Rosendale Joint Finance Committee Hollander Davis Donnelly D-Eau Claire Iaid Donnelly Eau Claire

President Hails Medal Winners at White House Lawn Party

President Kennedy greets 234 living Medal of Honor recipients at the White House lawn reception, honoring their valor and sacrifice. The gathering recalls scars of battles and comrades lost, as winners, some aided by canes, receive national praise for their service.

Washington White House Mexico United States Kennedy

Prom To Feature 'Streets of Paris' at Monroe High

The Monroe high school gym will be transformed into a Paris street for the Junior Prom themed Under Paris Skies. An Eiffel Tower replica will highlight decorations as Barbara Kundert is crowned prom queen by James Bidlingmaier before the Grand March.

Paris Monroe High School Eiffel Tower James Bidlingmaier Barbara Kundert Country Club Goetz Theater Keith Burington Ricky Riesen Dan Franklin Jim Martin Bruce Wagner Pat Lawrence Joann Trumpy Peggy

Platteville Man 65 Killed By Tractor Incident

Lester Brechler was fatally crushed when he became trapped under a tractor he was using to level a dirt pile on the Donald Poller farm near Route 2 in Platteville. The accident occurred Thursday.

Platteville Lester Brechler Donald Poller Route 2

Public Open House at Kiwanis Chalet Sunday

Public viewing is set Sunday from 1 30 to 4 30 p m of the new Kiwanis Scout Chalet opposite Twining Park. Troop 1 and Explorer Post 501 Scouts with Monroé Kiwanis officers will greet visitors and conduct tours. Mayor Orville R Evans praised Kiwanis for building character and leadership through the project.

Kiwanis Twining Park Charles J. Derr Fon du Lac Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Ralph E. Balliette Platteville Victor I. Carson Monroe Kiwanis Club Paul H. Olm John E. Ferron Monroe Kiwanis Arthur Peterson Madison Aavernor Times Aici Troon 1 Fxvlorer Post 501 Monroé Kiwanis Ciwicwitt Orville R. Evans Wesley L. Dodge Nathan E. Bear William Rees Laroy Dodge Howard Olsen Victor T. Carson Geist

Roscoe Girl 19 Killed in Three Vehicle Crash

Rose Ann Wickham a 19 year old Roscoe Illinois woman died Thursday night in a three vehicle crash three miles south of the Wisconsin line on U S oil. Her car traveling south was struck by a truck driven by George Burdick 41 of Racine. The Wickham car was hurled into a milk truck driven by David D. Kieffer 25 of Shullsburg causing the fatal crash. Kieffer suffered minor injuries Burdick was not hurt.

Roscoe Ill Wisconsin U.S Rose Ann Wickham John Lezzaro Illinois Miss Wickham George Burdick Racine Wickham Lezzaro David D. Kieffer Shullsburg Burdick

Packers report record profits for 1962 season

The Green Bay Packers posted a net profit of 255,501 for the 1962 season. Head coach and general manager Vince Lombardi told stockholders Thursday night that season ticket sales for 1963 are breaking all records.

Green Bay Green Bay Packers Vince Lombardi Lombardi

Negro Pupils Kept at Jails After Mass Arrests in Birmingham

Juvenile Court Judge Talbot Ellis ordered detention for an undetermined number of school children arrested in a mass anti segregation drive. Bond for first offenders is $500. About 319 children were detained, with 240 girls in jail and many boys sent to the county jail in Bessemer. hundreds of teens remain away from Parker High School as protests continue.

Birmingham Ala Talbot Ellis Flite Ellis Fllis Bessemer Parker High School

Register Faces Charge of Theft

Marie C. Welch 60 longtime Walworth county register of deeds was charged with 10 counts of theft forgery and falsification of records. Arraigned before Judge Erwin C. Zastrow a May 15 preliminary hearing was set and she posted a $2000 bond. A John Doe warrant accuses her of stealing 1292 and forging records to conceal the thefts. The county board granted leave of absence and Jean McKinney was named acting register.

Elkhorn Marie C. Welch Walworth County Register of Deeds Erwin C. Zastrow John Doe Welch Jean McKinney

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