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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1964

Page

6

Wisconsin Weather Cast With Temperatures and Rain

Wisconsin fair north and central with scattered thundershowers in the south tonight Cooler conditions for most of the state Sunday partly cloudy with little temperature change A few thundershowsers expected in southwest Sunday afternoon Low temps tonight 40s to 50s Precipitation since yesterday 0.63 inch Deaths Richard J Aurit 26 Shullsburg and others listed with births and hospital note Madison General Hospital May 15 16 reported.

Wisconsin

St Clare Hospital Names and Dismissals List

The St Clare Hospital Medical section lists patients including Mrs LeRoy Rufer Nathan B Cop lien Fred Burk halter Jr Winslow Kenneth Melland Mrs William Foster David Ellis Albany and Mrs Charles Martz in various wards. The Surgical group includes Mrs Peter Nyhus Mr Horeb and Jacqueline Wenger. Dismissals include Donald Bliss Alvin Wilson August Feldt Ross Neslund Joelouis Valladares and others.

LeRoy Rufer 8Th Street Nathan B. Coplien 9Th Street Fred Burkhalter Jr Winslow Kenneth Melland South Wayne William Foster New Glarus David Ellis Albany Charles Martz Forreston Peter Nyhus Horeb Jacqueline Wenger Brodhead Donald Bliss Alvin Wilson August Feldt Ross Neslund Joelouis Valladares Robert E. Champion Frank Campbell William Bramlett Ralph Gempeler Russell Matzke Francis Briggs Jacob Youtzy Carl’ Peterson Walter Wyss John Stauffacher Wild Joseph DeGutis Noel Hemmert

Jaycee Chicken Barbecue Names Cochairmen at Fairgrounds

Francis Senow and Kenneth Sundseth are named cochairmen of the annual Jaycee chicken barbecue to be held at the Fairgrounds on Saturday May 30. Richard Becker and James Menahan handle publicity for the event. A total of 1200 half chickens will be cooked over open pits to provide an easy holiday dinner for parade participants and attendees.

Francis Senow Kenneth Sundseth Fairgrounds Richard Becker James Menahan

Platteville Man Receives 10 Year Prison Term

LeRoy Udelhoven 28 of Platteville was ordered to a 10 year term in the state prison at Waupun after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of intent to do great bodily harm. He fired two shots at his estranged wife Joan 25 as she entered her parents’ Platteville home. she was wounded in the shoulder. Circuit Judge Richard Orton imposed the sentence. original charge was attempted murder.

Neret Ven Waupun Leroy Udelhoven Platteville Udelhoven Joan Richard Orton Adelhoven

Visitor from Germany Greets Relatives Here

A German visitor will stay in the area until September to visit cousins in the region. She arrived last Saturday at O'Harefield and was welcomed by Mrs. Fred Stettler Mrs. Peter Bohren and Albin Jegerlehner. Also visiting are Mrs. Jake Brunner and Walter Jegerlehner of Madison. This is Mrs Hoerauf's first CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.

Berlin Germany O'Harefield Fred Stettler Peter Bohren Albin Jegerlehner Jake Brunner Monroe Walter Jegerlehner Madison Hoerauf

Beloit Family Purchases Ditmer House in Albany Move Planned

The Curtis Lyle family from Beloit has bought the Harry Dittmer house and will relocate to Albany next month.

Williamson Rites Set for Orfordville Native

William Williamson 33 a native of Norway and longtime Orfordville resident died at St Clare hospital from old age complications. A carpenter by trade he was born July 26 1880 to Ole and Gunhild Williamson. He leaves two nieces Hazel Olseth and Mrs Alvin Thompson. Services Monday 1 30 p m at Orfordville Lutheran Church with Rev R A Nowland officiating burial in the church cemetery. Friends may call after 2 30 p m tomorrow at Silverthorn Newcomer funeral home.

Gunger Williamson Norway Orfordville St.Clare Hospital Williamson Ole Gunhild Williamson Hazel Olseth Alvin Thompson Orfordville Lutheran Church R. A. Nowland Orfordville Lutheran Cemetery Silverthorn - Newcomer Funeral Home Robert W. Rothwell Verona Ft. Leonard Wood St. Andrew's Catholic Church Joseph Brechtel St. Andrew's Cemetery Joyce-Verona

Pilots Released by Communists in Korea

North Korean authorities freed two American helicopter pilots Capt. Ben W. Stutts of Florence Alabama and Capt. Carleton W. Voltz of Frankfort Michigan after gunfire incidents last May. U N Command confirmed receipt of a prisoner admission claiming espionage but called it meaningless. The pilots, flown to Seoul, were said to be in good condition and to rest at a U S Army hospital before intelligence questioning.

Yanmunjom Norea U.N. Command United Nations Command Ben W. Stutts Florence Ala Carleton W. Voltz Frankfort

Hartwig elected AWS treasurer at Wisconsin State Platteville

Diane Hartwig of Route 1 is elected treasurer of the Assocation of Women Students at Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology Platteville for 1964 65. Hartwig a sophomore English major on the Dean's list and Exponent staff member ranks co valedictorian of 1962 class with a 3 9 GPA after three semesters.

Diane Hartwig Platteville Harold A. Hartwig Association of Women Students Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology Hartwig School of Education AWS J Intercollegiate Association of Women Students AWS

Anti-Castro Landings Spark Additional Protests

United Nations reports describe two more anti Castro landings. Raul Roa accuses the United States CIA of orchestrating the actions. The Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba in Washington confirms the landings and links them to a sugar mill attack at Port Pilon that diverted Cuban forces.

United Nations N.Y Raul Roa U.S. Central Intelligence Agency CIA Citizens Committee For A Free

Personal notices from Albany visitors and shoppers

Mrs Willis Kopp visited from Albany yesterday with baby gifts and items from Bette's Gift Shop at 2003 14th Street. Mrs Lawrence Maher and Mrs Annabel Frederick, also of Albany, shopped in Monroe yesterday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Thornton and Mrs Wilbur Martin and daughters Donna and Debbie visited from Albany today. W R Schuetze and son William and Paul Paulson left for a business trip to Washington DC and Burlington VA, planning to return Tuesday night.

Willis Kopp Albany Bette 14Th St Lawrence Maher Annabel Frederick Monroe Stanley Thornton Wilbur Martin Donna Debbie W. R. Schuetze William Paul Paulson Washington, D.C Burlington

County 4 H Age Program Highlights Forestry Learning

The New Glarus woods hosted school culmination days with about 1,000 fifth to eighth graders in five forestry stations. Students identified tree species from branches and learned through a working sawmill and Smokey Bear display. Ginny Kochis received farewell gifts as she leaves 4 H. Sixteen 4 H members seek Washington Citizenship Short Course with 30 other members from six counties joining the trip.

New Glarus Woods Rudy Haskee Dick Camp John Bauman David Rufenacht James McAlpine Lincoln School Smokey Bear Smokey Washington, D.C Green County Chevy Chase Junior

Democratic Dinner Nears Sellout in Wisconsin

About 1,500 to 1,600 people are expected at Wisconsin’s Democratic Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Madison. Organizer James Buckley says checks indicate a near sellout as he notes Buckley, a Waukesha native, recently stepped down as deputy state Democratic chairman to run in the new 9th District. Main speaker Sen. Hubert Humphrey is to urge William Proxmire’s re election and praise Sen. Gaylord Nelson.

Wisconsin James Buckley Buckley Madison Hubert Humphrey D-Minn William Proxmire D-Wis Gaylord Nelson

Fatal Wisconsin wrecks claim four lives in a day

Four people die in Wisconsin traffic incidents. Catherine Andorfer, 81, struck crossing Milwaukee West Side by a drag racing car driven by a teen. William Zaehler Jr., 41, Racine, dies when his car hits a tree near Waterford. Frank Krohn, 70, Milwaukee, killed in a car train crash at an Oconomowoc crossing. Brian Gorecki, 18, Milwaukee, dies from motorcycle car crash injuries.

Associated Press Wisconsin Catherine Andorfer Milwaukee William Zaehler Jr Racine Highway 189 Waterford Racine County Frank J. Krohn Milwaukee Road Oconomowoc Brian Gorecki

Union Sues Hoffa Over Legal Defense Costs

Six rank and file Teamsters filed in U S District Court to require President James R Hoffa and top officials to repay union funds used for their criminal defense. They seek an injunction blocking further payments as legal expenses. The suit adds pressure amid Hoffa's Chicago trial on alleged union fraud in a $20 million loan scheme.

Washington Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Hoffa Teamsters U.S. District Court Chicago

Enlistees From Martintown and Argyle Join Armed Forces

Philip Adair Curran aged 17 of Martintown has enlisted in the Marines. He departed Monroe for Milwaukee then San Diego for basic training. Ernest Gebhardt Jr. enlisted in the Army on May 11, took oaths in Milwaukee, and after basic training will go to Fort Belvoir Virginia for equipment maintenance schooling.

Philip Adair Curran Danial Curran Martintown Monroe Milwaukee San Diego Calif Ernest Gebhardt Jr Army Missouri Ernest Gebhardt Route 2 Argyle Fort Belver Virginia

Miss Lillian Gempeler Returns From Orient Tour

Miss Lillian Gempeler returns home from an Orient tour that began April 11. She visited Los Angeles and San Diego en route and was greeted in Taipei by Albert Geigel, son of Monroe residents. Her companion was Mrs. A. J. Wagner of Beloit. they traveled on a guided tour.

Europe Lillian Gempeler Orient Los Angeles San Diego Taipie Formosa Albert White Geigel Albert D. Geigel Monroe

Wisconsin Beef Cattle Futurity Show and Sale Opener

The four day Grant County Fair program opens with the Wisconsin Beef Cattle Futurity Show and Sale at Lancaster. Entries are tagged and photographed at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday June 3 with live judging at 8:00 p.m. Dr. Robert Bray, Albert Bryant and John Ross judge the animals. Carcasses go to Oscar Mayer in Madison for weighing and slaughter after the live evaluation. Results announced 11:00 a.m. Saturday June 6 with a UW meat specialist leading a discussion and viewing of carcasses. The top two carcasses will be auctioned at 11:45 a.m. Entries are limited to steers of Hereford and Polled Hereford and Shorthorn breeds.

Wisconsin Grant County Fairgrounds Lancaster Robert Bray University of Wisconsin Albert Bryant Benton John Ross Dubuque Packing Co Oscar Mayer Madison

Renee Sue Named For New Glarus Baby

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Huseth Belleville name their newborn daughter Renee Sue born May 6 at Madison General Hospital. Grandparents are Stanley and Mrs Finke Madison Glen Huseth Horeb. great grandparents include Matt A Marty Belleville Christine Huseth Verona Henry Finke and Melvina Kahl Madison.

Renee Sue New Glarus Ronald Huseth Belleville Madison General Hospital Huseth Audrey Finke Stanley Finke Madison Glen Huseth Horeb Matt A. Marty Christine Huseth Verona

Blanchardville Man Leaves for Oslo Norway

Sigurd Nelson of Blanchardville departs from O’Hare Field via Scandinavian Airlines System for a visit to relatives and friends in Oslo Norway. His last trip to Norway was 39 years ago.

Norway Blanchardville Specal Sigurd Nelson Oslo O'Hare Feild

Streiff couple name daughter Faye Ann born May sixth

Mr and Mrs Dean Streiff announce daughter Faye Ann born May 6 She joins sisters Wanda Nadene and Nancy Grandparents include Mr and Mrs Walter Streiff and Mr and Mrs Robert Strahm with Robert Strahm Sr as great grandfather Dinner planned for Golden Agers potluck Tuesday at the Community Center Todd Robert named for newborn son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hillbrand May 10 and listed grandparents Helga Sherven Clair Campbell among other relatives

Faye Ann New Glarus Dean Streiff Wanda Nadean Nancy Walter Streiff Robert C. Strahm Robert Strahm Sr Todd Robert Times Spet Robert Hillbrand Horeb Eugene’ Sherven Walter Hiltbrand John W. Elmer Helga Sherven Clair Campbell Barneveld

Down to Earth Notes on Farms and Events in Hills and Townships

A community update from the Soil Conservation Service highlights spring growth, hay yields, and ongoing waterway projects. It notes field layouts by Harold Nipple, Clarence Zweifel, Vic Schiller, and others, with Watershed work for Rich Land Creek and Dougherty Creek, plus the upcoming Hay Day at Ambrose Wenger’s Postville farm on June 9 and a June 19 slow pitch game at Skinner Creek Country Club. Ole Skinny reports a 28 pound gain toward a 228 target.

Soil Conservation Sevice Alfred Baumgartner Henry Pick Jr Richland Creek Harold Nipple Jordan Township Clarence Zweifel Washington Township Vic Schiller Dale Peterson Cadiz Harold Johnson Jordan Bill Rees Charlie Matthias Alvin Bennet Washington John Erbin Jefferson John Norton Russell Pinnow Spring Grove Township Vic Stauffacher Glenn Haase Billy Hartwig Monroe Township Dougherty Creek Eugene Moen Ambrose Wenger Postville Skinner Creek

Contour Strip Contact for Quick Assistance

A note invites calling Monroe at 325 5181 to arrange rapid access, promising prompt arrival.

Monroe

May 16 in History 1964 Highlights

Events on this date include the 1860 Republican National Convention nominating Lincoln in Chicago. Newport Rhode Island founded in 1639. NC4 Navy seaplane first transatlantic flight in 1919. 1935 Soviet Czechoslovakia pact. Churchill quote from 1942. Okinawa fighting in 1945. Economics aid totals for Korea noted in 1954. Red China farm unrest noted in 1960. Gordon Cooper 22 orbit flight in space in 1963.

Associated Press Chicago Abraham Lincoln Newport R.L Navy Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Winston Churchill Okinawa South Korea United Nations United States Red China Air Force Gordon Cooper Earth Space

Cardinals Nest in Hanging Pot Delights Lanz Family

A family of cardinals, including a newly hatched brood, has made their home in a hanging flower pot on the patio of Herman Lanz at 1501 25th Avenue. The nest was built early in spring and has become a conversation piece since the eggs hatched.

Herman Lanz 25Th J Avenue Lanz

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