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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
8
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with frost likely in the north and west. Mostly fair and cool Wednesday with lows 28 to 35 north and 33 to 40 south and highs in the 40s north and 50s south. Monroe zone sees partly cloudy, cooler tonight, warmer and fair Wednesday with lows 33 to 40 and highs in the 50s.
The report lists hourly temperatures from 1 p.m. Monday to 1 p.m. Tuesday with a high of 68 and a low of 42 degrees. It compares to a year ago with a high of 65 and a low of 50, records 0.26 inches of precipitation since yesterday 1 p.m., barometer readings at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m., and notes the warmest spot Gila Bend Arizona at 105 and the coldest Broadus Montana at 24, with sunrise at 5 34 and sunset at 8 19.
A Brodhead court list shows Judge Martin C Hutzel cases including charges like no valid driver’s license with jail in lieu of fine, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to obtain a building permit, setting minnow traps without name, and reckless driving. Civil actions include a checks case settled out of court.
James R. Weir of Monroe and Adele J. Mitchel of Verona forfeited $10 each. Weir cited for attentive driving by Monroe police. Mitchel cited for failure to yield right of way by Monroe police.
Deaths Carl Billings of Barrington Illinois are reported. Births Mr and Mrs Walter Treuthardt of Juda welcome a daughter on May 20.
Medical: Wilbert Ross 902 17th Street Edward Schlittler Monticello Mrs Clarence Bill Beloit Lloyd Secor Beloit Mrs Clarence Leaver Brodhead Mrs Betty Hare South Beloit John Haney 1003 9th Street
Talks on the American Flag will be given in Monroe grade schools at 11 a.m. Thursday. Sponsored by the American Legion and VFW, the event covers flag history proper care and use as part of the Americanism program. Assignments include North school Bernard Gibbons, South Wayne John Walter, East Alvin H. Babler, Lincoln Arthur C. Benkett, and St. Victor's Dr. Joseph R. Ganshert.
The notice lists numerous individuals separated by commas under categories including Surgical and Dismissals. Names appear with varied street addresses and towns such as Be loit Janesville Dar lington Wallace Belshaw Peca tonica New Glarus and Freeport. The document cites many personal names without further context or action details.
Dennis Lee Field, 24, Beloit and Lonna Rae Anderson, 19, Monticello applied for a marriage license.
Recap of residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. R W Eustace of Bridgeport Nebraska visiting Monroe and Mrs Eustace a former Darlington resident. Also notes on Mig Figi of Waukesha newly back from Nassau and his mother Mrs John H Figi hosting, plus Ralph Stauffer returning from the East visiting Arlington Gettysburg and Yardley to see family members.
Wisconsin dairy buyers see steady demand with irregular appetite and ample supplies. Cheddar prices range 34 to 36 cents per pound with 40 pound blocks at 4.20 to 4.38 dollars. Other markets show variable figures for specific items and larger blocks.
Estates probated for Al fred Barth who died May 7 name Susanna Barth widow and Dale A Barth son as co executors. Heirs include widow two sons and a daughter.
The county dairy cattle judging contest for junior fair placings will be held Saturday. Holstein judging at the Walter Streiff and Dean Streiff farm and Brown Swiss at the Voegelis farm, both on Highway 69 between Monticello and New Glarus. University helpers supervise with younger judges beginning at Streiff and older at Voegelis. After noon, contestants meet at New Glarus High School to discuss placements.
Washington The Supreme Court upholds a Federal Power Commission plan to use a field wide price method for determining allowable producer prices for natural gas. The plan sets a guide price for gas produced in a field with adjustments if the price is deemed unfair.
The Monroe Garden Club will complete planting at Twining Park tomorrow night. The group adds annuals to bed borders and welcomes volunteer workers.
A farewell tea honoring Rev Karl F Koch and his family will be held at 8 p.m. tonight in the Fellowship Hall of Immanuel Evangelical United Brethren Church.
Monroe police investigated a two car collision at 9 54 p m at 718 20th avenue. James R Weir and Richard L Corwin both of Monroe were driving the vehicles. Moderate damage reported to both cars with no injuries noted.
Monticello Girl Scout troop held a cookout at New Glarus Woods Road Side Park last night. Attendees included Kathy Elmer Rhonda Rodenberg Mary Kay Schuerch Debra Wolfe Mary Kay and Carol Faye Elmer Shaye Babler Marjory Hill Merikay Krieg Susan Dickson Julie Bloxham.
Jean Zimmerman, Nancy Zimmerman and Mrs I G Hill appear as individuals named in a brief local notice or item, with no additional context provided about roles or events.
More than 150 students from Carol's Accordion Studio attended a roller skating party with families and friends last night at the Blue Star Roller Rink in Monroe. Instructor Mrs. Carol Nipple leads the studio at 1205 16th Avenue.
Mrs. Marvin Rufer of Route 3 is at home recovering after back surgery two weeks ago. The brief item notes her discharge and ongoing recuperation.
Free 36 page illustrated booklet on Arthritis and Rheumatism mailed to readers. Explains causes, effects, and dangers of neglect, promises drug free treatment methods proven in thousands of cases. No cost or obligation. Send request to Ball Clinic Dept. 3 2117 M Excelsior Springs Mo.
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