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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1964
Page
6
Wisconsin weather reported a warmer north half and cooler south with highs in the 50s to 60s and a low in the 30s to 40s. Since yesterday at 1 PM the high reached 79 and the low 50, precipitation totaled .01 inch. Barometer readings were 29.55 at 1 AM and 29.71 at 10 AM. Sunrise was 5 39 and sunset 8 15.
St Clare Hospital lists patients from multiple cities across medical and surgical cases including Wilbur Deininger Debra Anderegg and Mrs Alean Gilbertson among others. The record also names dismissed individuals Woodrow Pryce Nathan Coplien Thaman Partain Harold Norman and several others.
Monroe police investigated three traffic accidents yesterday. At 7:30 p.m. a wind‑blown tree struck a car driven by Gary R. Rufenacht causing damage to the right front fender hood and aerial. A 3:48 p.m. crash at 1019 9th street involved Ervin W. Matzke and Terry Lee Stauffacher, who suffered a minor wrist scratch. A 10:23 a.m. collision in the 2000 block of 11th street damaged the front ends of two cars driven by Harold J. Enright and Joseph Thurman Craige.
The Conservation Commission approved spending 60000 from fish and game funds to build 100 camp sites on Yellowstone Lake in Lafayette County. The money will be returned to the fish and game division after the board’s approval.
Paul W Neubauer state restaurant hotel and sanitation inspector will attend a special course next week in Atlanta Ga on the epidemiology of 100 disease outbreaks. The school is conducted by the community diseases center of the U S Public Health Service. Debra Rose Anderegg three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Anderegg Jr Route 2 was admitted to St Clare hospital for a finger laceration after her finger was caught in a car door.
Mr and Mrs Charles Williams of Nurnberg Germany announce the birth of a son named David Wayne on April 21 He has two brothers Chuck Jr and John and a sister Christine Williams is stationed with the Army in Germany Their address is HQ Co USAG San APO 697 New York Grandparents are Rudolf Ammon Sr Monroe and Willis Williams Monticello Mrs Williams is the former Marlene Ammon
Frederick M Voegeli aged 40 of 822 22nd Avenue underwent surgery this morning for the amputation of his left index finger at St. Clare hospital. He was admitted at 8 30 a m after catching his finger in a power saw while working in a home workshop.
Read the Monroe Evening Times for a classified ad to sell farm equipment and livestock for cash. Listings offer tractors, tools, and livestock like cattle or hogs with contact details for potential buyers.
Miss Patricia Hanson a University of Wisconsin Madison student spends weekend with her parents Elder and Patricia Hanson at 2002 8th Street. Monroe residents Rev R H Scharnweber Miss Mary Leuenberger and Miss Eleanor Frederick return from three week St Petersburg Florida trip. Loren Schroeder returns to Beloit after visiting Dr Joseph Rouch and others in Monroe. Mrs Ray A Young returns from Evanston after three weeks with daughter Mrs Earl Zweifel, Buffalo New York guest Mrs John Kimball accompanying home.
Former president Harry S. Truman celebrated his 80th birthday with a party in Washington. A fundraising event raised eighty thousand dollars toward a chair of history in his name at Westminster College. Truman attended a Senate appearance, spoke at the National Press Club, and attended a luncheon at the Supreme Court hosted by Chief Justice Earl Warren. Attendees included former colleagues from across parties, including Henry A. Wallace.
Shelby Croucher, 50, says his son kidnapped him from Dayton Ohio and drove him to Chicago to delay child support. Judge Irving Landesman orders him to continue six month contempt sentence for unpaid $200 monthly support, noting kidnapping remains state matter. Croucher, once a PR executive in Milwaukee and Appleton, owes about $12,000.
Fighting near the Turkish Cypriot village of Louroujina after midnight Friday lasted about 10 hours before U N troops flew in by helicopter and imposed a truce. One Turk was wounded as Greek Cypriots besieged the village, which now shelters about 3 000 Turkish Cypriot refugees.
Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds and Minnesota Governor Karl F. Rolvaag visited Oslo, Norway, on the final leg of their Scandinavia tour Friday.
Fingerling salmon hatch and stay in streams with and through unseen internal cues prompting downstream migration. They reach the sea where they live two to five years before returning to spawn.
Sister Ann Louise, trained at St. Louis University and now with the Wisconsin AAHA chapter, leads hospital accounting at St. Clare. Credit manager Mrs. Boyer, with three cashiers and six assistants, handles thousands of daily transactions and about 800 new accounts monthly under a flexible patient payment plan.
A Massachusetts grand jury indicted 26 people, including House Speaker John F. Thompson and former speaker Charles Gibbons, on 137 counts such as bribery and conspiracy. Attorney General Edward W. Brooke led the presentation over 10 weeks, with charges centering on suppression of legislation affecting small loans. Ten corporations and 17 of their officials were also indicted.
Toronto obituary notes the death of Egmont Leo Frankel 72 a longtime president of a family industrial complex founded in 1886 after a long illness. He died Friday at his home in Toronto.
Helen Kolb was elected president with Paula Sigalus as VP Stephen Rupnow secretary and Linda Kolb treasurer at the Jennings school club meeting attended by 24 pupils. A roller skating party with 142 participants funded a train trip to Warren and Freeport for points of interest. The school picnic is May 17 and last day of school May 12.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Alexandria on his first African trip and was welcomed by massive crowds along a Nile Delta journey into Cairo. President Nasser greeted him as a 21 gun salute signaled the start of a 17 day state visit to the United Arab Republic.
Readers are advised that using classified advertisements can streamline finding services and solutions. The note emphasizes efficiency, encouraging quick access to specialized help and resources through small, targeted ads.
EAU CLAIRE The Owen Dairy Co was declared bankrupt Friday by William Frawley referee in bankruptcy who appointed Robert W Klinner of Medford as temporary receiver The plant operated by Herbert Gripentrog Jr of Wausau closed April 20 after financial trouble Gripentrog filed consent to the involuntary bankruptcy petition signed by four patrons of the Pure Milk Cooperative The next step is a creditors meeting to appoint a permanent trustee or administer the property likely to be held in Baile within 30 days
Mary Swiggum and Vonnie Roosh led pledges during the Merry Mon roettes meeting. Mary Zuhlke read the secretary report and Cathie Dearth presented the treasurer report. Barbara Bauman led group singing. Cathy Rice demonstrated How to Set a Table. Mary Zuhlke showed Child Care with Vonnie Roosh and Denise Daley spoke on clothing. Refreshments were provided by Cathy Kuster and Cathy Lewis.
A gunman with two companions flashed an apparent official badge to gain entry to a New York diamond firm office on Friday and fled with about $200,000 in unset gems. Guatemala, the northern Central American republic, is about the size of Tennessee.
Anchorage and other Alaska cities struggle six weeks after the March 27 disaster. Officials note $750 million in damage, 115 deaths, and slow reconstruction due to short construction season, landslide risks, soil tests, and unsettled federal aid. The Army Corps plans $92 million in public facilities restoration while federal disaster loans and tax breaks aid survivors. Urban renewal plans seek 75 percent federal support.
Costa Rican Public Security Minister Fernando Goicoechea rejected statements by anti Castro Cuban figures in Miami alleging exile groups are training in Costa Rica for incursions into Cuba. The denial comes amid regional tensions over Havana relations.
Cap Haitien in Haiti, the nation’s second largest city, has faced near destruction from three disasters: a 1802 fire, a 1842 earthquake, and a 1928 hurricane, each testing its resilience and rebuilding.
Miss Linda Goecke was chosen as Poppy Princess at the American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the Legion hall. Attendants are Miss Lonna Soddy and Tana West. Poppies will be sold Friday May 22. Memorial Day graves will be decorated by the Auxiliary, the Post, and five other organizations. The Unpredictables entertained after the meeting.
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