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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
8
The Daily Record reports a cold and fair Thursday night across the state with light winds. Friday will be generally fair with little temperature change, highs reaching upper 40s to mid 50s in different zones and only a 5 percent chance of precipitation.
The report notes today starting from Wednesday at 1 p.m. with a high of 52 and a low of 40. It records year ago today as a high of 64 and a low of 38, and lists sunrise at 5 47 and sunset at 8 02.
Mrs Frieda Schrader, 86, of Brodhead. Frederick M. Ties, 46. and Mrs LeRoy Grenawalt, 64, Beloit are listed in a local notice. The brief item records ages and hometowns with no further details.
Mr and Mrs Donald Nelson of Brodhead announce a daughter born May 3. Mr and Mrs Richard Geach of Warren Illinois announce a son born May 3. Mr and Mrs Lyle Samson of Winslow Illinois announce a daughter born May 3.
The notice lists patients and staff connected to St. Clare Hospital across routes and locations, including Myron Wahl Pearl Cameron Mrs George Burgy William F Broge Marie Chapman John Bandi John M Dommersnaes Donald Hustad Margaret Gehrt Edward Kubly Dewey A Smith Milo F Swenson Kathleen Buchwalter George Thiele Harry Jero Joe Harper Norman Schnagl Darlington and a roster of dismissals such as James Hudnall Frank Leahy John Smith Martin Dickson Steven Leopold Erling Wall Peter Rupp and others.
Wisconsin communities are invited to bid to host the Alice in Dairyland finals in 1968. The Green Bay event is set for June 8 to 16, with several bids already received and more welcome. The Alice district competition opens this weekend.
Cheese traders report a steady market in Madison with ample supplies. Cheddars bring 44 to 45.34 dollars, 40 pound blocks 44 to 46, single daisies 46.34 to 47.44, longhorns 47 to 47.34, and midgets 48 to 50 dollars per unit.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Koepnick have returned to their home following a six month stay in Florida.
Mrs Frieda Schrader 86 of 403 First Center Ave Brodhead died last night at Monroe Manor after five weeks illness. Born in Germany March 6 1881 she came to the U S in 1882 and lived in Oconomowoc and Rock Grove Green County before settling in Brodhead. Survivors include son Edwin Schrader Milwaukee daughter Mrs DeLyle Rostad Brodhead five grandchildren and one great grandson. Services Saturday 2 p m in EUB Church Brodhead Rev Paul Gibson officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery calling hours Friday Everson Funeral home. The body will be taken to the church at noon Saturday.
Myron Wahl aged 37 of Route 1 Monticello sustained a right eye injury in a stair fall on Wednesday. He was admitted to St. Clare Hospital yesterday afternoon and is listed as doing satisfactorily.
James Bennett of Argyle who had a kidney operation at St. Clare Hospital on May 1 is improving. His daughter Mrs. Vernus Larson of Blanchardville has visited him at the hospital. Mrs. Bennett remains at the Monroe home of her twin sister Mrs. Fred Stauffer during his hospitalization.
A $100 memorial gift from Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Barry of Monroe and relatives honors the late Leslie Michelle Barry. The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents accepted gifts and grants totaling $4,116,276.60 at its Friday meeting, designated to support research in Wisconsin’s Department of Medical Genetics.
Citizens National Bank in Warren unveils a complete remodeling with a new six window teller area faster service and separated book keeping. A drive in banking service opens from Main Street after summer renovations while the board includes E L Geach Hazel Geach and others. Open house May 5 and 6 offers prizes to guests who sign the guest book.
An open house event offers a giveaway sponsored by Citizens National Bank. Attendees can participate as part of the bank’s community outreach initiative. Event details and prizes are highlighted during the open house activities.
Tickets for the Illinois District chorus event are on sale at Swenson's Barbershop Ruf's Confectionary from members and at the door. Chorus members include James L. Bisegger Ben L. Blaser Gerald A. Brunner John J. Burgy Curtis W. Chase Francis Cook Donald M. Daley Irving Eichorst Jr. Henry Elmer Andrew C. Erickson Jr. Albert D. Geigel Russell R. Hanson Herman Heinzelman Henry W. Hillis Harvey Holland Sam F. Humbel Larry Larson Lloyd F. Marty Donald J. Meyer Dr. Charles Miller Delbert L. Neuenschwander Ralph S. Peterson Norman L. Rasmussen John SG Reese Paul W. Ritschard Gilbert D. Rockey John W. Schild Ernest H. Schober Walter J. Speich Herman A. Stuessy Gaylord D. Swenson Theodore Weiss Emerson Wells Kenneth Glewen Alan Kremer Henry Henning Ned Walker.
The article highlights Asia as home to the planet’s extreme topography with the world’s highest elevations and deepest depressions. It notes peaks rising above 8,000 meters and basins plunging below sea level in several countries across the continent.
At a New Glarus Village Board meeting the police chief Roy Altman received a certificate of merit for outstanding service, the first such honor in the village. Swearing-in of officials occurred including Waldo Freitag as village president and Ivan Ryner as new trustee amid reports on garbage removal. The board also approved summer recreation program proposals.
Farmers in New Jersey and Texas use geese to manage flocks. Persistent honking wing flaps and occasional nips on sheep tails or ears help keep the herd in line.
The Department of Agriculture opened a hearing on federal milk marketing orders for Chicago and midwestern districts with a Milwaukee session set for May 18. Proposals seek consolidating market areas to equalize prices and stabilize farmers’ milk income across regions including Rock River Valley and Quad Cities Dubuque area.
Chicago livestock report shows hogs 50 to 75 higher with varied weights trading 19.75 to 21.60 for selected butcher classes and sows 16.75 to 17.25. Cattle and calves insufficient to form trends with cows 16.25 to 19.00 and bulls 20.00 to 23.50. Slaughter lambs 1.00 to 2.00 higher. light lambs 26.00 to 27.00 and spring lambs 28.00. Butter and eggs values listed by CME. butter 66 cents for 93 score AA, eggs whites 27 cents for grade A.
The report notes an abnormal opening between two heart chambers in Leigh Ann. Once deemed safe, Leigh Ann underwent surgery to repair the condition, marking a critical step in treatment.
A five year old girl at Mayo Clinic underwent a heart surgery that used a special pump to bypass the heart and repair a defect. Surgeons said blood was a critical factor and a large amount was used, enabling Leigh Ann to live a normal life and remain healthy with a long life ahead.
A special meeting of the Green County MS Society will be held in the Municipal Building community room at 7 p.m. Monday May 8. Co chairmen from Monroe eight wards will attend. A house to house visit is planned May 23 to support MS patients in Green County.
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