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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1963
Page
6
Weather summary from the Daily Record reports partly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin with a chance of showers in the extreme north. Warmer by Wednesday with highs in the 65 to 75 range and lows 38 to 46. Monroe Zone anticipates fair skies tonight and mostly sunny Wednesday with little temperature change and highs around 70 to 75.
Data show yesterday from 1 p.m. high 71 and low 49. Year ago today high 86 and low 65. Barometer at 1 a.m. 30.08 and 1 p.m. 30.13. Warmest place Presidio Texas 105. Coldest Drummond Montana 28. Sunrise 5 40. Sunset 8 13.
Leon A. Deal transfers 2 acres more or less to Lloyd R. Richardson in Jefferson Township. Ernest Jennie Estate transfers land to Emil H. Buehler in York Township. Roy Speich transfers one fourth interest in lands in sections 12 and 13 in Clarno Township and section 18 in Jefferson Township.
Roger L Elmer Valeria D Durgin of 547 17th avenue faced inattentive driving and forfeited a 30 dollar bond per the Sheriff's Department Kenneth H Whitehead Route autta forfeited 15 dollar bond for a vehicle matter per Sheriff Lyle P Conaway Footville stop sign violation forfeited 15 dollar bond per Sheriff James C Noll Janesville passed over a yellow line forfeited 25 dollar bond per the State Patrol
Judge Martin C Hutzel imposes $10 and costs for failure to yield. Robert Smith of Orfordville receives $40 fine with $40 suspended on promise to stay out of trouble and restitution for damaged clothing. both cases filed by Brodhead police for city streets incidents.
Obituary brief reports the deaths of Mrs. Mary Ann Sale 95 at Mt. Horeb Frederick Claver 72 of Dodgeville and infant James John Larson son of Ronald and Mrs Larson Route 1 Argyle in the local notices.
The column lists births to families in Orangeville Pecatonica Albany Brodhead with five newborns on May 13 and 14. The parents are Dsts Busjahn Mahl kuch Newman Luedy and Shaw. Names and towns specified.
St Clare Hospital release lists names of patients or staff including Mrs Dora O Rourke Argyle and Thomas Eugene Pan non with addresses in Beloit Albany Brodhead Dixon and Rockford plus Burgjiegl Arthur Baker Belleville and other residents. Dismissals include Walter Ruef John Selski Joseph McGuire Amos Olson Ada Brown and several family members.
Robert L. Wells announced Jaycees will hold track and field clinics the week of May 20 to teach starting stance shot put running broad jump softball throw relay baton passing and general techniques. Clinics run May 20 South school May 21 North school May 22 East school May 23 Lincoln school with St Victor's participants at the Lincoln clinic.
Freeport police report a 1957 model car stolen in Freeport on Saturday and found abandoned in Monroe. A second vehicle belonging to Mrs. Eldora Kundert, 2000 17th Street, went missing. The Kundert car was later located abandoned in Freeport near the police station with no license plates.
Mrs. William L. Rollins of Monroe is celebrated as the first recipient of the Brodhead High School yearbook dedication. The educator, wife of William Rollins president of Oaktron Industries, received the inaugural copy as students prepared the volume for distribution.
Isaac O. Daehlin, 62, who died Sunday morning, funeral services were held at 1:30 PM at Stuessy funeral home with Rev. Paul H. Olm of St. John's United Church of Christ officiating. Music included Ben Blaser singing Beyond the Sunset and In the Garden, with organist Mrs. G. E. Trickel. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were William Arn, Clare Wilson of Juda, John Ruef, Raymond Voegels, Herman Siegenthaler, and Frederick Strahm.
William D. Stauffacher aged 71 of Browntown died Sunday. Funeral conducted this afternoon by Rev. Daniel Schowalter at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown with Mrs. Schowalter singing Beyond the Sunset and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Pallbearers were Ernest Leiser Delbert Scott Ross Vincent Gerald Swiggum and Frank Stark. Burial in Greenwood cemetery Monroe. Shriner Neushwander funeral home in charge.
Mrs. Edith Koehner spent Mothers Day weekend at her son Lloyd Koehner’s home in Orangeville. Four county council officers joined the state United Council of Church Women convention at Green Lake. Various families from Monroe Albany Juda Rockford and Neillsville visited relatives in local towns.
Allen E. Swanton, after eight years in the Marine Corps, enlists in Green County's Co. B National Guard under a veterans program. He was discharged last July and works as a carpenter with Heinzelman Construction Co. Preparations include June maneuvers at Camp McCoy and a May 30 Memorial Day parade. one cook and four guardsmen will depart ahead of the main convoy.
A total of 162 children were registered across four kindergartens last week: 29 at East, 40 at North, 55 at South, and 38 at Lincoln. Mothers received the kindergarten handbook while teachers and health staff explained enrollment and child adjustment to the new school environment.
A remodelling at WEKZ Radio Broadcasting Station on Highway 11 81 east of Monroe starts today. The front features Swiss architectural design with a balcony and displays of Swiss Canton shields and Swiss and American flags. Joe Kuhne leads the design and crew.
The Smith Masonic Lodge will meet Thursday in the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p.m.
Lisa Starke daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Starke of Des Plaines Illinois has recovered from major surgery performed April 29 at home and is progressing well. Grandparents Marvin Siedschlag John Siedschlag Diane Siedschlag and Elizabeth Stuessy from Monroe visited the Starke home Sunday.
Harry Kirshner state director of the Loyal Order of Moose will discuss Moose heart at the Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting set for 12 15 p m Thursday at the Swiss Wheel venue.
The claw nitech commission ers meeting will be held at 7:30 tonight in the Community Cen ter.
Mrs Louis H Paley formerly Hadassah Becker of Monroe arrives in Madison after major surgery in Los Angeles. She arrived by plane Saturday with her brother Chester Becker who stood with her during hospitalization. She is the daughter of Mrs Supra Becker.
Mrs. Edwin Broge was honored at a birthday party hosted by the San Soucie Club. Refreshments were served.
The Idle Hour Mansion luncheon and style show have been moved from Wednesdays to Thursdays, starting this week, for the summer months.
The Bermuda station monitors signal travel time to and from the spacecraft to compute velocity and altitude, guiding Cooper back if off course. The delay marks the fourth postponement in four months after funding cuts pushed the February launch to April and wiring and gyroscope issues caused further slips.
Police investigated a morning crash at 25th Street and 16th Avenue at 7 43 a m. A truck driven by Frederick J Forrest of Elkhorn struck a car driven by Roy Harold Giddings of Monroe.
At 9 35 last night Lillian F. Falk's car collided with Rose M. Schultz's vehicle in the 1300 block of 14th street causing minor damage. A separate yesterday incident saw John J. Stocker of Monroe strike the rear of John E. Greenwood's car in Monroe with moderate damage to both vehicles.
The market showed a small gain late this afternoon with rails and some issues leading. Trading was moderately active with about 49 million shares traded, compared with 4.93 million on Monday. fractional gains to about a point outweighed similar sized losses.
The Board of Public Works approved rerouting a 15 inch sanitary sewer through property owned by Ben Kubly and Mrs Walter Ekum on the city's west edge. Work is scheduled for this summer.
Detroit governor George Romney reiterated he will not seek the Republican presidential nomination. He told TV and reporters near Detroit during a convention site tour that he would adopt Gen Sherman’s famous quip if needed to help bring the GOP national convention to Detroit next year.
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