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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
8
Wisconsin reports a cool to fair night with clear Thursday conditions and warmer temperatures away from Lake Michigan. Low tonight in the 40s, Thursday highs 72 to 80, record warmth noted for Blythe California at 106. Sunrise 5 26, sunset 8 27.
Joseph Riedweg transfers 140 acres more or less to Joseph L. Jones Sr. in Jefferson Township. Emil Escher conveys the S half of Outlet 158 per Assessor's Plat in Mon ticello village.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer acquitted or sentenced? No, the text states August Broge, 34, Monroe, battery, sentenced to six months in Rock County jail. Harold Nelson Pohl, 25, Lena, Ti, three morals charges involving a minor girl, posted $3,000 bond, preliminary exam May 28, 3 p.m. Eugene Haas, Clintonville, non-support, no plea entered, preliminary examination May 27, 1:30 p.m., bond $500 furnished.
Delavan case reports Brodhead police cite Judge Martin C. Hutzel and Bert F. Wangerin for failure to yield right of way, each forfeiting a $25 bond. Case location Brodhead, authorities cited police department.
Death notices record Roy O. Scrivens 59 of Janesville Conrad Schriber 70 of rural Hollandale Mrs Jennie Raymer 96 of Whittier California Olen W Christopherson 50 of Elm Grove all reported with ages and locations reflecting the community burial notices today
A list from St. Clare Hospital includes Tracey Allen Vick Blanchardin Linus Timmer Carl Khuetz Everly Herrii Martin A Stuken berg Baileyville Mrs Adolph Singstock Racine Mrs Glenn Winger 2229 Sth street Mrs Bernard Conaway Des Plaines Penny Jo Spurling James A Erickson 1004 29th avenue Joseph R Legler Monticello Mrs Richard Phillips Janesville Surgical: Edward P Homb J Marlene Dykeman Dismissals: Frank Hall Nathan B Coplien Hugh Cain Travis Splinter Mrs Bernard Caple Mrs Peter Nyhns Mrs Albert Sorenson Mrs William L Plate Mrs Donald Martin Mrs Oscar Johnson Lea Ostby and Mrs Thomas R Hartwig and daughter.
Harold Nelson Pohl 25 of Polo Illinois faces three morals offenses involving a minor girl. A preliminary hearing was set for 3 p.m. Thursday May 28 before Judge Roger L Elmer in County Court after his appearance yesterday afternoon. He posted 3000 bonds and was taken into custody in Stephenson County. He waived extradi tion to Wisconsin and returned to Green County with a deputy sheriff. He remained in the county jail until court.
Atlantic City New Jersey report says a Southern Baptist commission urged the nominating convention to back legislation guaranteeing legal rights for Negroes. The move, seen as near endorsement of civil rights bills, heads to the convention floor Thursday amid expected heated debate.
About 300 rebel tribesmen gathered in the Radfan hills prompting British speculation that they may be discussing peace overtures to the government of the Federation of South Arabia.
Green Bay police and Brown County deputies arrested Jude Alberts and his brother Virgil after a tense manhunt of about 50 officers. Patrolman Lawrence Van Pay survived a beating and remained hospitalized with a possible concussion and arm injuries. The suspects allegedly overpowered Van Pay during a traffic stop and fled with his service revolver, which was later found in a relative’s garage.
June meeting notes show a public hearing set for liquor license renewals and multiple operator licenses granted. City funds approved for a $11,000 reinvestment in a six month CD and a $588.59 partial payment to Buri Electric Co. Also authorized a street light installation, officer leave, and attendance at Wisconsin public works meeting.
Green County Barbershop chorus president Tonn Mulhaut announced the group will enter the London Lakes district chorus contest at Waukesiia on Sunday. The bus departs the Community Center at 10 am inviting all chorus members and their wives to bring dress uniforms.
Local notices list thrift sale at 1903 10th St Friday May 22 from 1 to 9 pm and a rummage sale at 921 8th Ave May 22 from 9 am to noon. Mentioned are visits by Albany residents and a later rummage bake sale at Immanuel church May 23 from 9 am to 2 pm. Mrs Agnes Nusbaum death prompts funeral in Faribault. Melvin Fleege’s family note.
Robert Kennedy said discussions about a possible run for the New York U.S. Senate seat are not planned to proceed before the November election. He indicated no immediate departure from his role as attorney general. Also noted, Dr. Harry Bangsberg, 36, former Wisconsin State College Regents aide, will become president of Bemidji State College effective Sept. 1.
The Cuban Armed Forces Ministry announced coastal artillery and military jet drills along Cuba's northwest coast. Havana radio warned ships and aircraft about the maneuvers. Thousands rely on Classified Acts in solving daily problems.
Hogs 5500. butchers steady to weak with many price ranges across weights. Cattle 10500. steers weak to lower, prime loads at 22.25, mixed cho/prm around 21.00. Sheep 300 head. lambs steady, several lots 60-75 lb at 25.50, ewes 5.00-6.50. Butter steady. 98 score AA 57 per cent, eggs steady with grade A whites 27 to 27 per cent.
Governor Rtichard Newcomer announced the appointment of the new committee chairman at last night’s Moose Lodge meeting in the Moose hall. Lyle Sickinger reported on the Moose Administration School in Aurora and plans were set for a steak supper for new member sponsors Tuesday night in the Moose hall.
Mr and Mrs David Kuebli of Monroe announce the birth of their daughter Rita Ann on Mothers Day Sunday May 10 at St Clare hospital Grandparents are Earl Zink of Orangeville and Walter Kuebli of Monroe Maternal great grandparents are Fred W Kloepping of Orangeville and John Reck of Winslow respectively.
Monroe Moose Lodge No 191 invites members and families to a Sunday roller skating party at Blue Star Roller Rink Beloit from 2 to 4 pm. Beloit members hope to meet the Monroe group. George Williams spoke on the Philippines at the Monroe Rotary meeting yesterday at Marco's.
Tracey Allen Vick seven year old of Blanchardville was admitted to St Clare hospital after falling from a moving truck causing numerous abrasions and a cerebral concussion. Also hospitalized was Cuban City resident Timmerman forty two with injuries from a copper pipe explosion near his face.
Wayne Vanderbilt was admitted Monday to the VA hospital in Madison for observation. The Times Special reports his condition is good today, with injuries described as embedded in the skin of his face and in both eyes.
Treasury agents posing as buyers uncovered a stockpile in an abandoned barn including at least 100 submachine guns five 50 caliber tripod guns a flame thrower mortars aerial bombs and numerous pistols rifles and ammunition. Rich ard Lauchli 37 paid 17000 for the arms while Donald Sturgis was arrested as part of the operation.
Mr and Mrs Ben Miller were guests of Mr and Mrs Merlyn Voss Verona Others present were Mr and Mrs John Voss Middleton and Mr and Mrs Will Gibbs Fr Worth Tex Mr and Mrs Willard Muehl Naperville Il and Mines Bertha Hartwig and Edna Mackey Monroe called on Mr and Mrs A B Hartwick Arlan Hartwig Madison visited relatives here Mrs Kathy Maegli Menominee Falls visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Chambers Mr and Mrs Keith Bartig Ripon spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt Messrs and Mmes Helmer Olmstead and Henry Fricke Brodhead were here Saturday and visited Mrs Jessie Pengra Mr and Mrs Harrison Grenzow were Sunday dinner guests
Friday through Saturday a garage sale offers a stereo sectional davenport and chair end tables lamps a rollaway power mower an electric sewing machine and various children and adult clothing plus miscellaneous items at 2284 18th Street with garage entrance by the cemetery.
Miss Minetta Foulker of Monroe hosted Sunday for Virgil Bauman of Juda turning the 11th. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Bauman Roger and Virgil of Juda and Royce Foulker along with Mr and Mrs Fred Daubert of Monroe.
Milwaukee lawyer James W. Dorsey resigns from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in protest of Monday public school boycott.
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