Weather summary and temperatures for May 13 1964
Report covers high and low temperatures since yesterday 1 p.m. with 0.63 inch rainfall. Records show Blythe California as warmest and Huron South Dakota as coldest. Forecast calls for widespread frost tonight, fair and cooler conditions tomorrow with a slight warmup. Lake Michigan suggestions include easterly winds near the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A. Blythe
Calif
Huron
S.D
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Monroe
County Court Docket Updates and Local Death Notices
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer August Broge charged with aggravated assault. case adjourned to 3:30 p.m. Friday. Gary L. Corbin of Route 2 faces hit and run charges with property fix on or near highway. costs waived. Sheriff reports death notices: Frank H. Doescher, 77, Platteville and Charles E. Ferguson, 58, Viola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Elmer August Broge
Gary L. Corbin
Sheriff
Birth notices for Alber Mason Williams Herbst and Gan
Birth announcements from Red Oak Janesville Gratiot and Route 3 list the Alber Mason Williams Herbst Gan shert families welcoming sons and a daughter born May 12 13 among the entries. The items name the parents and places with dates for each birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Alber
Red Oak
Robert Mason
Janesville
Robert C. Williams
18Th Avenue
LaVerne Herbst
Gratiot
Joseph Ganshert
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy and Discharges Listed
The document lists patients undergoing tonsillectomy at St. Clare Hospital in Rockford and surrounding areas including Erickson New Gi ven Heck Newell Holcomb Mrs Otto Widmar Sr Argyle Mrs Bessie Piper George C Ryan Delavan Mrs Oscar Johnson Orfordville Jeffrey Wunschel Juda Robert E Champion Rockford Mrs Lloyd Wellen Rockford Charles Murwin Evansville Lester St. Clair Janesville Darryl Peach South Beloit and Mrs Joseph Mantalone Rockford Surgical cases include Ross Neslund 2106 20th Avenue Mrs Lloyd Grin nell Route 4 Christine Gruenfelder Blanchardville G Goodsire Brodhead Clarence S Molter Lena and Lawrence W Thiele Janesville Dismissals cover Ralph Anderson Thomas Flanigan Elden Elmer Edward E Lord Jay Starr Kenneth Schindler Mrs Florence Kimball Mrs Paul Cheshire Sr Mrs Carl Huntley Mrs Frank Flannery Marbel Gruenwald Mrs Ernest Wiess Mrs Lester Stephens and Brenda Kay Smedal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
New Given Heck
Rockford
Newell Holcomb
Brodhead
Otto Widmar Sr
Argyle
Bessie Piper
George C. Ryan
Delavan
Oscar Johnson
Orfordville
Jeffrey Wunschel
Juda
Robert E. Champion
Lloyd Wellen
Charles Murwin
Evansville
Lester St. Clair
Janesville
Darryl Peach
South Beloit
County Supervisors Seek Legislation Changes On Roads
The Green County board voted to urge the legislature to repeal current county and township road law requirements so gas tax refunds can be used by Supervisors. Edward Kadely urged leaving rules to local officials. A December 1962 to 1963 fund balance review was approved. County clerk Kundert may attend a Ratine convention June 15 to 17. Palmer Welsh outlined 1964 chest projects and recapped 1963 activities. Meeting adjourned to June 9 at 8 p.m. Frank Campbell, formerly of Monroe, is hospitalized at St. Clare hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Kadely
Spring Grove Township
Ray E. Kundert
Ratcine
Palmer Welsh
New Glarus
Green County
College Week for Women Opens at Wisconsin Campus
The University of Wisconsin hosts College Week for Women June 10 to 12 with courses on teen futures, speaking, home crafts, and Wisconsin topics. Instructors are UW faculty. registration is 2 dollars for all days or 1 dollar for June 11. Meals, lodging, and a banquet on June 10 plus a Hodag musical performance are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Helen Green
Wis- Taea ‘Theater
Uni
Chadbourne
Wisconsin Extension Service
Wisconsin Home Demonstration Counci
Names Named for Local Newborns and Community Updates
James Carl Goecks born April 22 at St. Clare hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Goecks of Orfordville. Keith William to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Norder, born May 5 at St. Clare. Wendy Jo, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson, born April 22 at St. Clare. Also notices include Kenneth C. Allen to speak at Honey Creek Watershed meeting and Goodwill Truck routes in Monroe and Brodhead. Retail directors invite members to a discussion at First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carl
Roger Goecks
Orfordville
St. Clare Hospital
David
Goecks
Janet Slocum
William Earl Slocum
10Th Street
Clarence C. Goecks
Route 3
Henry Zweifel
New Glarus
Julia ‘Slocum
Waukegan
Kenneth C. Allen
Monroe High School
Voag
Honey Creek
Tom School
Keith William
Kenneth L. Norder
11Th Street
Ellen Jo
Herman B. Bell
Kenneth W. Norder
23Rd* Street
Will Norder
Monroe
Dorothy Volmary
Volmary
Brodhead
June Peterson
William Hawthorne
William Bauman
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Chamber
Wendy JO
Richard Nelson
18Th Avenue
Wendy’ Jo
Paul Beutel
Norman Nelson
Browntown
August Broge Case Delayed Until Friday
August Broge, 34, Monroe, facing aggravated battery charges, saw his Green County Court hearing postponed from yesterday to Friday after an alleged strike on Sheriff Wilbur Deinenger as the prisoner was about to be released, leaving the sheriff with a severe concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Broge
Monroe
Green County Court
Broge
Wilbur E. Dein
Dr John B Wear Dies At 62 In Madison Hospital
Dr John B Wear a Madison surgeon and clinical professor of surgery at the University of Wisconsin medical school died Tuesday at a Madison hospital. He was 62 and had been hospitalized since a stroke on May 2 while playing golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wear
Madison
John B. Wear
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Wear
Royal Arch Masonry Degree Planned for May Thirteenth
Palestine Chapter No. 21 Roy al Arch Masons announce a Roy al Arch degree on Thursday May 14 at 7:30 p.m. The Arlin Hanson family plans to move from Albany to 117% 13th Avenue. Mrs. Hanson works as a policewoman with Mon roe police. her husband is a deputy sheriff. A rummage sale is set for Saturday May 16 at 9 a.m. at the Presbyterian church. Marine Lance Corporal John L. Wagner, son of Mr and Mrs John L. Wagner of Monroe, spent the weekend with his parents. He is stationed at the Naval Air Station Glenview, Illinois, and returned to the United States in February after 13% months in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Royal Arch Masons
Arlin Hanson
Albany
13Th Avenue
Hanson
Monroe
Presbyterian Church
Lance
John L. Wagner
Naval Air Station
Glenview
Ill
United States
Japan
Monroes St Clare Hospital Celebrates Growth and Generosity
In Monroe, St Clare hospital marks continued expansion aided by public support and the Odell gift final payment of 114000 underscores decades of community backing. Arthur Benkett lauds mutual trust between St Agnes Sisters and local medical staff as Mayor Ekum voices pride and hope for future growth. Bishop Hastrich urges shared compassion in closing remarks.
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Benkert
Emery A
Amelia B. Odell
Ho Ital
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe
Wilfreda
O'Connor
Jerome K. Hastrich
Hastrich
East Clarno School To Hold Final Picnic
Final picnic marks East Clarno School closure with pupils teachers families and friends invited at 12 30 p m Sunday in Clarno. No invitations sent guests should bring a dish and table service social hour follows with an afternoon gathering for those unable to attend.
Optometric practice relocates near Goetz Theater building
Dr Edward P Mueller moves his optometry office one door west into the Goetz Theater office building, entering a private waiting room then a business office and two refracting rooms. The move follows earlier relocations with Dr Harold Mueller retiring in 1959 and son Dr Ed continuing the practice in the new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Mueller
Goetz Theater
Pandow Jewelers
Harold Mueller
Charles R. Kohli
Masonic Temple
Harold E. Mueller
Army Medical Corps
Funerals Follow Eureka Highway Death At Birthday
Mrs. George T Forbes and family from Monroe area attend services in Eureka after Forbes killed in a highway crash west of Eureka. Her husband injured with fractures treated at Eureka hospital. Also reported are funeral services for A J Schroeder 86 of Monroe with burial at Greenwood cemetery and pallbearers named. Gottfried Teuscher 71 of Clarno Township had services at Shriner Neu shmoulder with flag ceremony and World War I service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Forbes
Peter S. Solomon
William Gyure
Eureka
Kan
Roy F. Burmeister
Monroe
Forbes
Auto collision in Spring Square parking lot report
Monroe police investigated a 4:30 p.m. accident in Spring Square parking lot. A car driven by Mildred Petersen struck a parked vehicle owned by Julene Kay Simmons, damaging the front and rear right doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Spring Square
Mildred Petersen
30Th Avenue
Julene Kay Simmons
21St Street
Simons
Ruggieri family to move to Kenosha for radio posting
Robert J. Ruggieri and his family will relocate from Monroe to Kenosha where he will become news announcer at WAXO starting Monday. Mayl Preuggieri, longtime WEKZ Monroe announcer since 1958, is a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Ruggieri
Monroe
Kenosha
WAXO
Mayl Preuggieri
WEKZ
Rufus King High School
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Joanne
Lisa Ann
Paul Joseph
Ruggieri
13Th Street
18Th Avenue
Four From Monroe Attend District Event
Four Monroe residents attended the Madison East District Committee meeting of the Comprehensive Mental Health and Retardation Planning Program in Madison. The group included Mrs. Martha Isenuay sister M Wilfreda Mrs Alan Barnard and Amos Johnson who heard a review of mental health services and needs in each county at the Central Colony and Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha ‘Isenuay
M. Wilfreda
Alan Barnard
Amos Johnson
Madison East
Wisconsin
Central Colony and Training School
Madison
Rites Tomorrow For Mrs Odell
Mrs Bertha A Odell 76 died of a heart attack in her sleep Monday night Funeral services set for 1 30 pm tomorrow at Shriner Neushwan der funeral home Rev Donald Storck of St Johns United Church of Christ to officiate Burial in Greenwood cemetery Friends may call after 5 pm today She was a lifelong Monroe resident retired lino type operator at The Monroe Evening Times Surviving Otto A Guttmer and sisters Miss Emma Gutzmer Mrs John Stackpole all of Monroe Her husband Fred T Odell died November 23 1956
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Gottfried Tuescher
Gottfried Teuscher
Clarno
Shriner-Neushwander
Donald Storck
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Winnie Kuebl
Martha Bennet
God
Clarence Seton
Greenwood Cemetery
Paul J. Lochner
Fred Flick
Teuscher
Alsace-Aisne- Marne
Meuse-Argonne
Fred
Paul Wuthrich
Ernest Kern
Glen Roderick
Forrest Briggs
Willard Matzke
Bertha A. Odell
St. John's United Church of Christ
Odell
Monroe Evening Times
Otto A. Guttmer
Emma Gutzmer
John Stackpole
Monroe
Fred T. Odell
Lincoln PTA Elects Co Presidents and Officers
Grundahls Head Lincoln PTA Unit elected Mrs Henry Grundahl and another as co presidents at Lincoln school. Family Night drew over 300 to the high school M Room. New officers include Mrs Leo Nack vice president, Mrs Ray Heinzelman treasurer, Mrs Richard Holmes secretary. Corsages honored Lincoln school teachers and Mrs Walter Babula. The program included the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grundahl
Lincoln School
Leo Nack
Ray Heinzelman
Richard Holmes
Walter Babula
Water Birds Film and Monroe High Folk Arts Club Show
A program featuring the film Water Birds and a Monroe High School Folk Arts Club performance of folk singing. The hospitality committee led by Mrs. Charles Mowbray and Mrs. Bruce Reichert handled meeting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe High School Folk Arts Club
Charles. Mowbray
Bruce Reichert
Oscar winner Patricia Neal gives birth in Oxford
Oxford reports Patricia Neal wife of writer Ronald Dahl welcomed an 11 ounce girl on Tuesday. The baby adds to the family following Neal’s 1969 Oscar for best actress and Dahl’s literary fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Patricia Neal
Ronald Dahl
Curran Installed as President of State Medical Society
Dr. William P. Curran of Antigo was installed as president of the State Medical Society of Wisconsin Tuesday night, succeeding Dr. W. J. Egan of Milwaukee. The Council Award was given to Dr. J. L. Blasigame, executive vice president of the American Medical Association, at a dinner during the 123rd annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
William P. Curran
Antigo
State Medical Society of
Wisonsin
W. J. Egan
Council
J. L. Blasingame
American Medical Association
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Daily Recordsis
Pen Pam
Pan
Bam
Ban
Pan Am
Frank H. Doescher
Platteville
Charles E. Ferguson
Viola
Frank
Drum) Campbell
Dartington
East Clarno
Optometric Office
A. J. Schroeder
17Th Avenue
Green County Hospital
Stuessy Funeral
Daniel V. Schowalter
Monroe's
Goetz Town & Country
Robert Ruggieri
Mrs. Odell
Grundahls
Lincoln Pta
Goetz
Stork
Dr. Curran
Jack
Jack [Enmon
Alea
Ann Margaret
Dick van Dyke
Edie Adams
Tage Coe
Birdie
Ace Price
Bauman
Ace Hardware
Clothesline
Bauman’s
ASN
Oasis
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