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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
2
The notice lists subscription costs for carrier and mail in Wisconsin and Stephenson County with advance payment required. It also provides the newspaper’s office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a contact phone number.
A May 8 1953 digest notes Catherine B Cleary of Milwaukee named assistant treasurer of the United States. the Blanchardville Cleary family connection. a courthouse lawn stone ledge project. Milwaukee death of Joseph Malloy. milk diverted from Swiss cheese to cheddar per G Fred Galli interview for WHA. 25 years ago Peter Bennet, a Clover Hill cheesemaker, dies. traffic arrests for DUI under county and state laws. Turner Hall travels with Gus Anderson.
The editorial argues that Admiral George Anderson loses a two year Joint Chiefs term and General Curtis LeMay gets a one year extension after clashing with Secretary McNamara over the TFX fighter contract. It suggests Kennedy's power reshapes the JCS and hints LeMay may prevail in the long run.
The piece condemns a Princeton University riot wave depicting campus high spirits as juvenile delinquency. It contrasts Princeton’s historic scholar‑driven tradition with recent fires overturned trains and traffic‑crash attempts, urging authorities to act.
Local citizens organize to obtain removal of hitching chains around the Courthouse park by May 8 1913. They say the public square has a barn yard look and smell due to horse accommodations. Mrs Mary Monteith aged 67 German native and longtime Green County resident dies in town. Martin Geigel Sr longtime Green County resident and oldest customer of Citizens Bank turns 92.
The text names hundreds of rowdies involved in campus fracases and suggests that all instigators and participants could be suspended for the rest of the college year, potentially delaying some commencements despite soft parental and faculty concerns.
Evansville officials report the Evansville Golf Association no longer requires city assistance to buy land for a north city golf course. The council had earlier approved an $8,558 bid from Thompson Motors for a new garbage truck and accepted a resignation from city school nurse Nancy O'Donnell effective September 1. Aldermen also confirmed the appointment of Kenneth Amann to a board vacancy.
A 24 year old rural Brooklyn man Wayne L. Reberg was charged with aggravated battery for fatally slugging bakery employee Henry Holm, 53, after Holm criticized his reckless driving in a Stoughton alley. Holm sustained a head injury and was listed in satisfactory condition at University Hospital in Madison. Reberg was released on a $2000 property bond and will face a preliminary hearing May 16 before Judge William L Buenzli.
Robert Tracy owner of Tracy and Son Farms will speak and show films of hunting fishing farming and flying in Chile at the True Aviation Meeting of the Month at the Rock County Air port on Thursday May 23 at 7 30 p m Tracy holds a Chilean pilot license and owns a seed corn plant in Chile and is a member of the Flying Club there.
Donald P. Skelly state commander of the American Legion led visiting Legion and Auxiliary state officers at the 3rd District Spring Conference over the weekend in Madison. Attendees included district and department leaders from Milwaukee, Janesville, Dodgeville, Black River Falls, Richland Center, and other communities, with roles ranging from vice commanders to sergeants-at-arms and committee chairs.
Goodwill Industries of Rockford serves northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin with more than 150 workshops. Goodwill Week emphasizes helping the disabled become normal, wage earning members of the community and urges public support through Saturday.
In Madison the Senate governmental and veterans affairs committee weighed bills to ban carry out beer sales to minors and require harsher penalties for misrepresenting age. A key provision would let judges suspend licenses of offenders while other bills set drinking ages at 19 or 21. The panel voted to kill one measure and took no action on the other beer bills.
A quirky note reflects on the idea that when something is missing the most logical response is to search for the lost act. The piece blends whimsy with a meditation on absence and purpose.
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission voted to request transfer of 1,980 acres of the abandoned Bong Air Force base to the Conservation Department. It also approved purchasing 1,591 acres in Kenosha and Racine Counties to aid conservation and recreational development. A tied vote halted the Presque Isle Wilderness Fishing Area land easement plan.
Harold B. Kroll former Sheboygan County sheriff resigns as a special investigator for the attorney general’s office saying the hours were too long and kept him away from home. Kroll and La Verne Strodick Beloit police captain were appointed April 30 at 708 dollars monthly.
Snow slides threaten with power likened to tornadoes and floods, drawing comparisons to earthquakes and storms. Officials urge caution as heavy snowpack and shifting terrain raise risk of secondary slides and road closures. Local crews monitor hot spots and deploy alarms to protect residents.
A stream of visits and overnight stays highlight the Brown town area and nearby towns. Mrs Lem Vitacca and children travel from Chicago to stay with Marvin Meythaler while families such as the Binns and Tucker group visit Monroe. Several residents attend or host gatherings with relatives in Monroe and nearby cities.
The St Bernard Hospice maintains a kennel of 10 to 20 St Bernard dogs cared for as rescue and therapy animals at the facility.
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