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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
8
Weather forecast notes warmer conditions in Wisconsin with cloudy to partly sunny skies. Tonight will be cool with lows in the 40s, and tomorrow expected to be fair and warmer with highs in the 60s. Averages include Tuesday peak 68 and trough 46, with .01 inch precipitation since Tuesday 1 p.m. Sunrise 5 40, sunset 8 08.
Obituaries note the deaths of Frank Caldarulo 69 Route 1 Genoa City Wisconsin and Laura Theiler 15 Minneapolis Minnesota. The notices provide ages and hometowns and identify them in memorial listings.
David John Fernstaedt of Stockton and Vicki Lynn Schultz of Lena are identified as participants in a local incident. Their ages are 23 and 19 respectively, with both towns located in Illinois.
The record lists medical staff and patient names associated with St. Clare Hospital Medical in Beloit and surrounding areas. It includes surgical and dismissal entries for individuals in multiple towns and states.
A Milwaukee man, Robert Kramer aged 27, wanted on a warrant for an assault in Sussex last June, is urged by his wife and mother to surrender to authorities after he disappeared Saturday. Police in three Milwaukee suburbs said they want to question him regarding recent slayings of area women.
Frank Caldarulo 69 a Genoa City Wisconsin motel and restaurant operator died at 2 05 p m yesterday in St Clare Hospital after being admitted April 13 He owned the Blue Top Motel Pell Lake and the Riveria Motel Lake Geneva Survivors include his wife and son Mickey Battista in the motel business Funeral services set for Friday May 12 at Holy Rosary Chicago with burial at St Josephs Cemetery Friends may call Rage Bros Funeral Home Chicago Rosary service that night Stnessy Funeral Home Monroe handled local arrangements
The plan targets surplus Guard and Reserve units seen as lightly manned for rapid mobilization. McNamara has already cut 10 Reserve divisions and four National Guard divisions amid opposition from Capitol Hill, governors, and backers. This year Congress blocks a merge of Reserve into National Guard but may allow deactivations, with Wisconsin 32nd Division among those eyed for abolition alongside Illinois 33rd Michigan 46th and Minnesota 205th units.
The New York Drama Critics Circle selects The Homecoming as best play of 1966 67 Broadway season and names the leading musical winner.
Personal mentions record Mr and Mrs Joe Marty of Browntown in Darling ton on business. Mrs Bessie Schutt of Monroe spent the weekend in Brodhead with George Wendlandt and family and attended Allan Ross's funeral. Keith Hall and son Mark of Las Vegas expected to spend two weeks with Durward Hall in Paynette and with Herman Grabber's family in Monticello. Browntown residents Daryl Babler and Robert Schumacher joined the wedding of Duane Keach in Madison, Terri Smith the bride and sister of Schumacher.
Funeral services for John W. Patinson 57 of 1502 17th Ave were held at 2 p m in Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home Rev Burton L Holling of Bethel EUB Church officiated The pallbearers were Roy Ott Robert L Johnson Allen Rhyner Harold H Smith David Wilhelm son Argyle and Robert Patinson Dickeyville Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ver nus Lofgren 42 who died unexpectedly Saturday night May 6 were held yesterday at Yellowstone Lutheran Church Rev Randall J Metz officiated A quartet sang Homeward Bound and God Will Take Care of You accompanied by Mrs Milford Paulson Nephews Gary Waage Robert Mason Larry Mason Reggie Nelson Eugene Mason and Dean Dickson served as pallbearers Burial followed at the church cemetery Erickson Funeral Home directed arrangements
Madison Republicans faced a tight budget battle as Democrats pushed higher spending proposals. The GOP sought to preserve Gov Knowles 1.1 billion budget without new taxes, amid strong partisan pressure and fiscal scrutiny.
Darlington special city council deferred action on a tavern and liquor license for Bette Wilkowski and her mother awaiting a legal opinion from City Attorney Gilbert Barnard. The Wilkowskis seek to operate adjacent to the former Darlington Hotel with lease concerns involving Boyd McKittrick and Stanley McGranahan. McGranahan has left the partnership. McKittrick holds the licenses and seeks renewals.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Brunner of Dairyland Paint Farm Route 4 Monroe won top awards at the Wisconsin-Illinois Pinto Horse Association Show at Merit Arena Beloit. J-Bar-Junior claimed Colts two to three years Grand Champion Stallion and Most Colorful Pinto. Randy's Dodee won Broodmares and was named Grand Champion Mare at Halter.
A Madison A senate committee backs giving the State Motor Vehicle Department broadened authority over vehicle safety. The move covers tire and headlight standards and other safety regulations.
Ninety percent of Canada's population about 19.57 million people live within 200 miles of the United States border indicating strong cross border settlement patterns and regional population density.
St. John's Ladies Aid plans a bake sale Friday May 12 in the basement of the First National Bank starting at a.m. Proceeds support the aid group and church.
A report on the Grand Chapter convocation in Madison will be presented at Palestine Chapter No. 21 Royal Arch Masons. The meeting is at 7 30 p m Thursday May 11 in the Masonic Temple with Ervin Goecks in charge of the post meeting lunch.
Members of the Argus 4-H Club conduct a work bee at Kubly Park tonight from 6 30 to 8 30. The event aims to tidy the park and complete community service tasks with active youth participation.
Installation of officers will be held at 8 p.m. Monday May 15 at the Masonic Temple. A picnic supper will follow the meeting.
Myron Stair of 1615 8th St entered St. Clare Hospital Tuesday afternoon for tests and observation. He serves on the County Board as chairman of the Sheriff Police and Radio committee.
The Wisconsin Senate tentatively backs lowering the voting age from 21 to 19 with a referendum planned for November 1968. The 17 to 12 preliminary vote precedes a full passage vote delayed by parliamentary questions as the Assembly approves a 19 age bill but sends it for study. If one bill passes both houses, final authority rests with the public at the next general election.
The new United Telephone Company directories are mailed to Monroe and area subscribers with 6574 listings including 4033 in Monroe. Other exchanges listed include Albany Blanchardville Browntown Juda Monticello South Wayne and Woodford. First listing is A A Tea Company. Minnie Zwygart remains last name in Monroe section.
The college has operated for nearly six decades and has produced many teachers for Green County and nearby areas. Seventy seven percent? actually 57 percent of current Green County teachers are alumni. The county welfare agency joins a civil defense plan with a line of succession and record protection. Thomas Lucas and Arnold Black spoke on the measure. federal reimbursement is possible. A special board meeting is set for next Tuesday at 7 30 p m to update the civil defense program. Kenneth Mayer was named local project coordinator for a joint highway safety program at the governor’s request. The board approved a payment of 575 98 to the Southwest Mental Health Association for local services.
The subject attended College in 1948 and the University of Wisconsin School of Banking in 1952. He served as Trustee of Milton College 1963 to 1966 and was an officer in the Merchant Marine in World War II. In 1957 he was named among five outstanding young men in Wisconsin by the Jaycees. He led Monroe Country Club as president and chaired Group II of the Wisconsin Bankers Association in 1966. He spent nine years on Monroe’s Park and Recreation Commission and is a past president.
The report profiles a local resident connected with the United Fund of Monroe and service groups. It notes Mr and Mrs Fenton with their three sons Tom 14 Jim 12 and David 5 belonging to Grace Lutheran Church and living at 1421 14th Avenue Monroe.
A sketchy lost advertisement triggers a small town search as residents follow vague clues. The note hints at a missing item or person and prompts community efforts to recover it. Local officials urge patience and caution while investigators review available information.
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