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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1963
Page
14
Partly to mostly cloudy with a few showers tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures steady with lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s to around 70. Monroe Zone follows similar pattern with lows in the 40s and highs near 65 to 70.
Raymond M. Warne Jr of 1605 8th Street faces a temporary permit restriction violation. adjourned to 10:30 a.m. May 20, bond $100. Larry R. Flesher of Monticello, unregistered vehicle, case dismissed on district attorney’s motion. Joe Rast of 1325 19th Street, disobeying traffic officer, case dismissed. Robert N. Schmidt Route 3, DUI, not guilty plea, trial 10:30 a.m. May 27, bond $125. Wayne Kleinert of Brodhead ordered to pay $10 weekly for child support. case held in abeyance. bond continued.
Forfeitures listed by Monroe police include Merlin K. Olson of Monroe tied to a sign violation with a $10 fine. Bernard A. Milz of Monroe fined $10 for driving on the wrong side of the road. Melvin R. Vannatta of Platteville fined $20 for an unregistered vehicle and failure to yield. Tommy G. Taft of Orangeville fined $10 for blocking a private driveway.
Clarence Tee Hoosly, 26, Route 3, Brodhead, and Nancy Ann Woodbury, 21, Route 3, Ladysmith, obtained marriage licenses.
Isaac O Daehlin 62 of 619 21st avenue William D Stauffacher 71 Browntown Harry E Whitehead 79 Route 2 Werner Haur 69 Brodhead Mrs Arthur Marie Bertalot 59 rural Orangeville Mrs Della Peterson 80 Gra tiot Arch M Brown 80 Livingston Ralph M Titus 61 Dodgeville Ray Kirschbaum 81 Barne veld Lisa Moore infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Moore Route 1 Brodhead
Mr and Mrs Robert Stamm at 1202 22nd street welcome a son on May 13. Mr and Mrs Car Wyss of Brod head announce a daughter on May 13. Mr and Mrs Osborne Hare of Belleville greet a daughter on May 12. Mr and Mrs Gregory Foesch at 1202 21st avenue celebrate a son born May 12.
An incident at St. Clare Hospital lists individuals connected to the accident and medical cases. The names include David K Thompson and Genevieve Stephenson among others from Brook City area and surrounding towns.
The Rock County Rural Band led by Walter E. Schroeder won first place in Class C at the District Music Festival in Stoughton, marking its final appearance before disbanding. Alumni may join as the Rock County 4 H band again this summer. Schroeder will teach instrumental music in Janesville this fall.
Firefighters from Woodford and Wiota battled a Sunday blaze at the Bernard Johnson farm Route 1 South Wayne near Wiota. The hog house burned to the ground with no livestock lost, and the fire did not spread to other buildings. The Johnsons were away. the son, Richard, found the fire.
Personal mentions list Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Delap and Wagner family visits in Berwyn and Madison. Regular Women of the Moose and St. Omar Chapter meetings scheduled. Residents from Monroe, Darlington, Juda and South Wayne share weekend and Sunday visits with neighbors and relatives. A Mineral and Gemstone Show trip to Wauwatosa is noted.
A rural Albany woman fell from a moving car after the sleeve of her coat caught the door latch, and she is being treated at home with no injuries reported in a two car crash near Juda. Delton Zimmerman slowed for a dog and was rear ended by Robbie Arnsmeier, both of Juda, causing minor damage. Earlier, Melvin Natter of Platteville hit Harold Ripp of Madison at the Highways 1181 and 69 intersection, resulting in minor vehicle damage.
A parcel containing 67200 in foreign currency from Zurich was snatched at London Airport in a rapid switch theft. Investigators seek leads as the cargo vanished shortly after arrival.
A United Arab Airlines twin engine plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Cairo for Alexandria, killing 31 people on board. The accident occurred Sunday, shocking Cairo as authorities investigated the disaster.
The 1960 United States harvest valued at 250 million dollars for tomatoes, the top truck crop, nearly twice the value of the second ranked lettuce. This reflects tomatoes predominating in field operations and market demand nationwide.
Harry Whitehead died at 3 20 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital at age 87 He lived in the Brodhead area most of his life later moving to rural Monroe He was born December 5 1883 in Nebraska son of Tunis and Alice Hudson Whitehead He married Mae Nolan July 3 1913 in Spooner He was a Woodmen of the World member Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs George Wendlend Brodhead three sons Kenneth rural Juda Stanley and Harold Monroe and 10 grandchildren He was preceded in death by four brothers and two sisters Services set for 1 30 p m Wednesday at New Comer funeral home Brodhead with Rev Harold A Allison of the Monroe Methodist church officiating Burial in Brodhead Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow evening at the funeral home
The piece shows Wallace demanding swift retribution and urging Alabama lawmakers to press Kennedy for withdrawal of federal troops after the Gaston motel bombing. King and other Negro leaders accuse police of brutality. officials deny it. The President pledges federal troops after night riots.
A brief note on a "Lost Act" drawing attention to a missing performance piece. The piece gains renewed interest as fans and artists seek its fate, pondering what the act may reveal about memory and creative process.
Harland and Glenda Prechel reopen Pilgrim Kitchen after Harland’s federal service with Co B in October 1961. Since returning in August he has remodeled and repaired the premises.
Fire Chief Josef Benkert stated the Monroe fire siren will be back in operation by tomorrow afternoon and tested at various intervals.
York Lutheran Church Women will gather at 1 30 p m Wednesday for a Bible study led by Miss Wilma Johnson. Mrs F L Kingeter will direct the program on Lutheran Publications with hostesses Mrs Anna Anderson Mrs Agnes Jelle and Mrs Steven Ziltner.
Kiwanis Explorer Post 501 will meet tonight at the Scout Chalet with softball practice planned for 7 30 p m if weather holds. The busi ness meeting starts at 8 p m.
Milwaukee two 18 year olds Bonnie Mae Braun and Jay Kingnand won the Milwaukee Alice in Dairyland Regional crowns and will compete in the state finals in Manitowoc June 13 15. Braun a Marquette University nursing student is daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Braun of Milwaukee Ringhand an office secretary is daughter of Mrs Althea Ringhand of Milwaukee. They won the regional crowns Saturday night.
A night fire at the Walter Von Ruden farm damaged a garage and destroyed a 1963 car a tractor and a truck. Fire crews battled the blaze and prevented spread to adjacent structures. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
Job ad from the Evening Times seeking IBM data processors and computer programmers. High starting salaries offered. new trainees may earn $550, experienced operators up to $20,000. Short training period, must be high school graduate, training at own expense, no interference with current work. Write with phone number Box No. 21.
Gary Brown 14, of Brodhead, was hit in thigh and hand by a ricocheting 22 caliber bullet while target shooting with 15 year old Phil lip Bliss near the Sugar River west of Brodhead. Brown treated at St nessy Clinic and released. Bliss is son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Bliss.
In Katmandu Nepal the American Everest expedition runs two teams on different routes toward the 29018 foot peak. They aim to meet on the summit on May 21 with an earlier target of May 18.
Private prayer services for Lisa Moore infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Moore Route 1 Brodhead who died at birth will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at the Newcomer funeral home Brodhead Mrs Moore is the former Carole Leopold Survivors include her parents three sisters Kay Kathleen and Lorrie and a brother David and grandmothers Mrs Louise Moore and Mrs Elizabeth Leopold both of Brodhead
Betty Miller age 37 the first woman to fly solo across the Pacific from California received a civic welcome in Brisbane Australia today. She plans to proceed with further aviation talks and appearances after the reception.
The petite aviatrix from San ta Monica Calif handed Norman Buchan acting lord mayor a gold key from the citizens of her hometown and a silver platter from the citizens of Brisbane Calif. Mrs Miller landed her twin engine plane here Sunday night ending the 13 day 7100 mile journey.
Two brothers, Vern Day aged 32 and Robert Day aged 30 from Grand Marsh, escaped Adams County jail after wiring mesh covering a window was cut. Authorities issued alerts and searched nearby areas for the pair.
St Charles served as Missouri’s capital when the state entered the union in 1820. The original capitol building remains on South Main Street as a historic landmark.
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