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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1963
Page
8
Partly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers and thundershowers east half. Cooler air moves in from the northwest tonight with lows ranging from 36 to 44 in the northwest and 44 to 49 in the southeast. Wednesday marks considerable cloudiness and a cooler trend with a chance of afternoon showers and highs mainly in the 60s.
County Court Judge Roger L Elmer fines include John A Schindler of Monroe for operating a vehicle on the left side of the road forfeiting 20 dollars. Edward L Davis of Rewey for failure to display license plates forfeiting 15 dollars. an unnamed Monticello baker neace 2, for failure to stop at a stop sign forfeiting 15 dollars per the Sheriff s Department Monroe police.
Obituary notices list John J. Duffy 80 Blanchardville Wesley P. Gift 84 Orange, Conn Mrs Elsie E Ogle 81 Greenwich Conn Thomas A Domholdt 77 Oxfordville Earl Harney 65 Dixon.
Mr and Mrs Charles AIlbrecht of Clinton announce the birth of a son on May 6. The new arrival increases the family count and adds joy to their household.
A hospital list shows individuals connected to St. Clare Hospital including Edward W. Marty of Monticello in an accident entry, Joan Frances in a tonsillectomy, and multiple patients and dismissals across towns such as Janesville Beloit Rockford Juda and Brodhead. Names span Mary Ellen Hoesly New Glarus J Thomas Mac Innis 1704 Lake Drive and others with addresses and spouses listed.
Attorney General George Thompson ruled a chiropractor may lose licensure for displaying a device likely to deceive patients. The board may suspend or revoke if the device is used or if it is displayed to imply it is part of professional equipment, creating a deceptive impression.
Coach Lee Mitchell announced Monroe High School baseball will start WIAA tournament action at 6 30 p m Saturday May 18 against South Wayne at Badger Park Shullsburg draws a bye and will meet the Monroe South Wayne winner in the next round with finals set at Shullsburg Wednesday May 22 at 730 p m
Marchant spoke to William Amstutz's science classes at Monroe Junior High School about rocks and minerals. He covered basics of igneous and metamorphic rocks and displayed specimens to explain their structures.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Mason and Mr and Mrs Howard Quinn of Galesville spent the weekend with Mason's mother Mrs Harvey Mason at 2514 17th Street. St Johns Church Ladies Aid bake sale is Friday May 11 at 9 am at First National Bank featuring potato salad. Several area persons attend the annual EUB conference in Milwaukee Falls today through Friday including Rev Burton Holling Frank Stamm and others from Bethel EUB Monroe Earl Feldt Monticello and New Glarus Rev Frank Hine DaUEN and MUSSell WOII OF we Clarno EUB Rev Karl F Koch Herman Stuessy Immanuel EUB Monroe Rev Melvin Nickel and Jacob Jones Juda EUB.
Cub Scout Den 4 of Pack 315 from Lincoln school toured The Monroe Evening Times yesterday afternoon with their mothers. The group included Alan Sonderegger Ernest Laeser Tom Fenton David Spoerry Bill Pfund Andy Erickson Scott Neslund John Bauman and David Rufenacht. Accompanying them were Cindy Spoerry Linda Naef Julie Pfund and Billy Rufenacht.
Elkhorn reports lower cattle prices in the annual state Holstein sale where 57 head sold for 25,185 dollars at an average of 442 dollars. A year earlier the average was 541 dollars. Allen Hetts of Fort Atkinson topped the consignments selling a 6-month-old heifer to Gene Nelson of Union Grove for 1,000 dollars. the animal later sold for 950 dollars.
A 14-year-old 4-H Club member from Camp Douglas named Tom Barret is highlighted in a local feature for his early involvement and achievements with the program.
In Nepal two assault teams steadily climb Everest from distinct routes aiming to meet at the 29028 foot summit, as weather and terrain test climbers. The coordinated push reflects growing effort to reach the peak from multiple approaches.
The Green County Democratic meeting will select delegates and alternates at the First National Bank Community Room on Tuesday May 14 at 8 p.m. The Orangeville American Legion and Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. to honor Gold Star members.
Monroe police investigate a car taken from Badger Motors parking lot owned by Clair Klever Davis. The vehicle was returned with its transmission left in neutral and rolled into a garage owned by Jacobina Studer at 1115 15th Avenue, causing damage to both structures and the car.
J Thomas MacInnis age 11 son of Mr and Mrs John MacInnis of 1704 Lake Drive has been admitted to St Clare hospital and is under observation. The report notes the youth’s admission as a hospital observation case.
Jeanne Zimmerman and Nancy Zweifel lead in a group with Mrs. Don Hearst and Mrs. Harold Babler guiding the effort. The four women are cited as leaders in the event summarized from the clippings.
Edward W. Marty, 78, of Route 2 Monticello, was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 12 45 p m yesterday for a brain concussion after a fall from the hayloft at his farm home. He is reported in good condition today.
In Moscow the British businessman Greville Wynne and Soviet officer Oleg Penkovsky pleaded guilty to spying for Britain and the United States. The two men appeared before a military tribunal in a packed Soviet Supreme Court building with Wynne acknowledging his guilty plea with reservations.
Sketches show natural gas line proposed entry on 9th avenue to 10th street then West Exchange and onto 19th street. City treasurer Lillie Focht reports a bank balance of $82,214.45. Aldermen accept bids for tires and a power rotary with blades, hear license applications, set June 3 hearing, and approve several building permits including a car lot, windows, basement entrance, porch, and kitchen remodel.
A fragmented report hints at a misplaced or forgotten act, described as the lost action in a process or debate. The text notes confusion and a search for restoration of order as authorities consider the next steps.
BOSTON George Brost 41 of Wauwatosa died Monday at Peter Bent Brigham hospital after receiving a kidney from a stranger on February 18. The donor was Nancy Luedicke 29 of Milwaukee. Doctors note such unrelated donor transplants are extremely rare but were pursued to save Brost’s life.
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