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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
8
AAL Daily Record reports cooler conditions in the north with partly sunny skies and a chance of scattered thunderstorms in the southwest this afternoon or evening. North lows 45 to 50, south 54 to 62. Monroe zone expects mostly sunny, warm conditions today with fair skies tonight and a partly sunny warm Friday and possible evening thundershowers. Lows 62 to 64 tonight, highs 75 to 82 Friday.
Observation since yesterday 1 p.m. high 77 and low 56. A year ago today high 80 and low 54. Rainfall 0.03 inch since yesterday. Barometer 29.90 at 1 a.m. and 29.99 at 1 p.m. Warmest place Presidio Texas 101 and coldest Ely Nevada 21. Sunrise 5 41, sunset 8 12.
Monroe police report Donald J. Cassidy of Cuba City paid a $10 forfeiture for parking on private posted property.
Obituaries list Mrs. David Smith aged 37 of Chicago. Mrs. Laura Mae Reeter 75 of Dakota. Edward LaLuzerne 65 of Dodgeville. Mrs. Emma Kettler 96 of Platteville. Dr. Victor E. Nylin 68 of Platteville. Dawn Rene Marty four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delano Marty of Browntown.
Mr and Mrs Dean Streiff of New Glarus announce the birth of a daughter on May 6. Mr and Mrs Harold Engels of Route 1 announce the birth of a daughter on May 6.
A list from St. Clare Hospital records shows medical and surgical names including James F Dooley Monticello Thomas J Flanigan South Beloit and Mrs Myrtle Powell Rockford among others. Dismissals include Mrs Darrell McMillan Patsy Flannery Arthur Anderson Barbara Gordon and infant son of Mr and Mrs Ackerson.
Three Monroe residents sustained minor injuries in a Wednesday night crash on Highway 81 just outside the west city limits at 8 19 p m. Robert J Campbell 47 driver of the pickup was bruised along with Gary Buholzer and Jean Wyss as a car driven by George Salter Freeport tried to pass the Campbell vehicle which was turning left Buholzer and Wyss were passengers in the Salter car.
In Istanbul the Soviet premier Khrushchev's liner moved through the Bosporus Strait en route to Egypt with little notice. The voyage signals a forward step in Soviet relations as the ship proceeds along the route.
Dawn Marty four died at St. Clare hospital where admitted May 3 as a surgical patient. She was born April 28, 1950, to Delano and Joan Marty and is survived by parents a sister and a brother. Services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at Peace United Church of Christ Brown town with burial in South Wayne Cemetery. Friends may call at Hanson Funeral Home.
Monica Jonsson from southern Switzerland near Goteborg arrives Sunday to visit Monroe high school with Linda a sophomore. She plans a Madison Capitol tour and state trips while Voelkli family hosts a potential Sunday reunion. Farewells set for May 26 before she departs from O'Hare to Sweden via New York.
Monroe police investigated a 11 16 a m collision at 17th street and 15th avenue involving Donald J Van Wagenen of 517 20th avenue and Evelyn E Schultz of 416 21st street. Salvation Army trucks will visit Monroe on May 14 and May 28 for pickups. residents should call Wilma Heimann at 325-4215.
Steven Nybroten aged 12, son of Mrs. Kenneth Indergand of 1114 24th Avenue, underwent an emergency appendectomy at St. Clare Hospital after admission at midnight. He is reported doing well today.
A dependable car and safer travel are highlighted in daily classifieds. The notice urges readers to check the ads for real bargains and reliable options.
Loren Schroeder of Beloit visits with friends in the Monroe area this week. Rummage and bake sales are Friday at 9 a.m. Universalist Church and First National Bank building. Pythian Sisters host a sale featuring baked beans and potato salad. Allen F. Barnard will judge high school band competition at Platteville State College with a 3 30 p.m. parade. Mother's Day gifts sold at Bette's Gift Shop. Sheriff’s department personnel attend Milwaukee police administration school.
Miss Kay Maddrell, 22, of Norris Maddrell, Warren, underwent open heart surgery on Good Friday and returned home April 7 for convalescence. She hopes to resume work as a medical technician at St. Clare hospital by June 1 after her May 20 checkup at University hospital Madi son.
Appleton attorney and president of a northern Wisconsin land development company George L Buckley announced today he will seek the Republican nomination for state senator in the 14th district. Incumbent is Sen. Gerald Lorge of Bear Creek, also a Republican.
Dr. A Dwight Spooner a prominent Milwaukee urologist died at his Whitefish Bay home after a year earlier surgery for lung cancer He was 61 years old and had been widely known in the medical community
The program featured Audrey Beach Larry Holcomb and Sharon Updike as soloists with Julene Simmons Chris Smith and Vikki Lysser as dancers. Ruth Chambers Susan Kirchner Nan cy Klarer Kristy Miller and 14 others were among the graduating seniors. Final numbers included While Strollin Through the Park and Breakfast at Tiffanys with choreography by Terry Goetz.
U S Senator J W Fulbright criticized Greece and Turkey for their Cyprus actions during a fact finding mission. The foreign relations chairman urged allies to consider Western world security and said no solution was offered for Cyprus.
Mrs. T. Jay Anna Barmore, 76, died Tuesday at home. Services were at 1:30 p.m. in Newcomer Funeral Home Monroe with Rev. Donald Storck of St. John's Church officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Lillian Trickel played organ selections including Beautiful Isle of Somewhere and In the Garden. Pallbearers were Roy Speich Frank Pickett William Wartenweiler Vincent Thomm Gerald Thomm and William Blum, all of Monroe.
Mrs O D Curtis reports guests Monticello and New Glarus visitors at Mrs Ida Voegeli’s home. Mrs Sylvia Curtis and Barbara Butler called in Madison. Adam Duerst visited Albany, while Zoe Foster from Port Washington visits Kathryn Staedtler’s family. Wallace Homemakers Club hosted husbands at Casino Dining Room Tuesday.
Mrs Earl Barber hosts Blanchardville visitors including Mr and Mrs Carl Steiner and grandson Steven from New Glarus and Mr and Mrs William Price from Madison. House calls span Rockford Monroe Prairie du Chien Argyle Lamont and University of Illinois events with family gatherings and a stunt show's top placement by Kathryn Davidson.
Mrs Glen E Bolender and Mrs Dorothy Lawson host and visit families in Orangeville and Freeport. Mr and Mrs Roy Hefty spent the weekend with daughter Janis at Evansville College. Various local residents share Sunday meals and gatherings at friends and relatives homes around Winslow Stavers Rock Grove and Freeport.
Mrs Lydia Marean attended the funeral of her niece at Orangeville Mrs Harold Beard. She spent a few days with her daughter Mrs Walter Reger Rock Grove. Mrs Mazie Walter is improving at St Clare hospital and will be dismissed later this week. She will make her home with the William Arn family Judy. Mrs Gladys Andrews Madison visited her parents Mr and Mrs A B Hartwick Sun. Mr and Mrs William Arn and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Tony Williams Brodhead Friday night honoring their daughter Judy who celebrated her second birthday. Mrs Bessie Newman White Haven Nursing home Monroe attended the open house held for Rev and Mrs John Leggett at Juda Baptist church Sunday. Mrs L S Brown has received word of the death of his sister in law Mrs Albert Reger who died Monday night in a Madison hospital. Services will be held Friday at Mineral Point.
A tip from a practical guide suggests slipping a small pencil eraser over the pin end to prevent pricking. This simple modification keeps the corsage firmly in place without discomfort.
Huntsville Texas. A 19 year old Negro, James Echols, died in the electric chair at 12 10 a m six minutes after the first charge for his role in the April 16 1962 attack and rape of a Houston mother of two He was among five youths convicted in the case One of the group was electrocuted and the others remain in prison terms
A still under construction Negro motel in Jackson was heavily damaged by a blast, Sheriff Fred Pickett said. The owner found the damage during a routine check late Wednesday night.
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