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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1963
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists AP rights and subscription rates. Carrier in Monroe $15.50 yearly, Wisconsin and Stephenson County UL $9, outside Wisconsin and Stephenson County Ill $12, prepaid required. Office hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Phone 325-5101.
The piece critiques Governor Reynolds 500 million two year rush to finish 502 mile interstate and four lane roads by 1966, questions funding via a 170 million 22 year bond, and warns of higher auto and truck fees. It argues for careful long range planning over heavy borrowing and tax hikes while supporting growth in roads.
Orangeville Daily Vacation Bible School will run June 3 to 14. The kindergarten group meets at the Methodist church with Shelly Gerarden as group leader. The intermediate group, led by Mrs. Vernon Best, meets at the United Church of Christ.
Ten years ago a late May spate of wind rain and electrical storms roared from the southwest at midnight, ripping trees onto lines and crippling communications. Also listed are a Mon ticello farmer Jacob Disch death, a Canadian border tornado with multiple fatalities, and bus service debates among area towns.
Funeral services for Mrs. John E. Smith a 67 year old Baraboo resident were held this afternoon. She died Sunday at her West Baraboo home after a long illness. Survived by her husband Lee Smith the son of Phoenix Arizona two sisters Pearl Phillips of South Dakota Opal Agee of Omaha Nebraska and a grandson. Rock and Green Counties remain in this district and Jefferson County joined with Dodge in another circuit inviting the Dodge group to attend.
Green County attorneys join three other counties for an annual summer outing at Meadow Springs Country Club Jefferson. The event on Thursday July 25 includes golfing and a dinner with attendees from multiple counties.
Four additional defendants including an International Longshoremen’s Association official were indicted on charges of attempting to tamper with jurors in the Hoffa conspiracy trial. Hoffa avoided new charges as the nine week trial ended in mistrial. indictments name Henry Bell Herman Frazier Alfred Paden and Rupert Cole in bribery and juror influence schemes.
The State Industrial Commission says unemployment compensation claims in Wisconsin fell again last week to 24 021 from 25 771 the prior week continuing a trend since March 2. Dial 325 5101 for classifieds.
Jaycee Memorial Day barbecue at the fair grounds set for next Thursday with Keith Holcomb and Louis Studer as co chairs. Tickets available from Jaycee members. Meals begin at 11 a.m. Committees cover Tickets and Advance Sales Publicity Miscellaneous Pit Construction and Removal Good Service and Coffee Salad Preparations Turners and Cooks Firemen Clean Up with named chairmen and members listed.
The state Senate approved a bill allowing Blue Cross and similar hospital service corporations to extend insurance programs to cover pharmaceutical services and nursing care. An Assembly amendment excluding physicians, surgeons and dentists narrowed objections from medical and dental societies. The Legislative Council will operate between the 1963 and 1965 sessions with members from both parties.
Mrs Emma Lahr visits relatives in Naperville Illinois. Mrs Edith Keen stays with her daughter in Denver Colorado and left Saturday. Mr and Mrs Delmar Pieper of Whitewater were in Juda Sunday. The Jerry Jordan family and Mrs Florence Jordan were Sunday guests of the Junior Jordan family in Janesville to honor Florence Jordan's May 19 birthday.
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