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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
8
Wisconsin Fair region expects a cloudy south with scattered showers or thunderstorms likely in the north and warmer during the afternoon and night. Saturday turns partly cloudy and warmer with lows in the mid 40s to low 50s and highs in the 70s. Monroe area remains mostly sunny and warmer this afternoon with fair and warmer tonight and Saturday highs in the 70s.
Willard A Hagstrom transfers It 6 Black hawk subdivision Monroe to Wendell L Simmons. Carl Bright transfers It 8 Sec 32 Martintown schoolhouse site to Irving Meldinger, parcel size one half acre more or less.
A list of individuals and businesses with vehicle violations and bond forfeitures across multiple locations. Notable entries include Judge Roger L. Elmer and State Patrol incidents in Monroe New Glarus Monticello Freeport Brodhead and Brooklyn, with bonds ranging from 15 to 55 dollars for issues such as non registration license overload and failure to display current registration plates.
Judge Martin C. Hutzel and Robert Flynn cited in Albany case over minnows with traps. costs total $20. Miss Margaret M. McKeown of Brodhead faces disorderly conduct charge with a $500 six month peace bond. Another civil action includes a battery charge with a $500 six month bond.
Larry Eugene Uffelmann 22 of New Glarus weds Jacqueline Jean Jensen 21 of 2003 7th street. Bernard James Tschudy 20 and Sharon Mae Hustad 20 both of New Glarus. Dean Franklin Haas 21 rural Brownton and Joan Harriet Stoll 21 of Argyle. Donald Keith Olson 25 Argyle and Alice Anita Drye 19 Winslow.
Ernest Ruegsegger Jr. aged 42. Charline Mergen aged 63 from Madison. Perry Lofthus aged 72 from Orfordville featured in a local notice listing residents and ages for a community register.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Lee of Beloit welcome twin daughters on May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dizler of Durand announce a son born May 24. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Erickson of Juda celebrate a son born May 24.
The St. Clair Hospital Medical section lists patients J Jerome Ingwell at 1203 12th Street Mrs Albert Baerwald at 910 9th Street David McSherry in Brooklyn Mrs Edward C Bud Soper of Monticello Jennings W Weiss of Janesville and Terryl L Thompson at 1809 10th Street Surgical patients include Mrs Grant Elmer Route 3 Jane Marie Ingold Mr Horeb Herman Mithesius Elkhorn and Mrs Clfford Herrity Beloit Dismissals include Roy Kingsbury.
Mrs. William D. Stauffacher returns home after a 10 week stay at St. Clare hospital. Mrs. Ada Zentner visits her son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs C L Nechelke and Terry in Medford. Mr and Mrs B H Lynch travel to Oshkosh for the State Republican Convention as delegate and alternate. Regular St Omar Chapter 90 O E S meeting May 27 at Masnic Temple with 67th birthday observance and potluck at 6:15 p.m. Harold A Pederson and Mrs Pederson, and others attend the Wisconsin Conservation Congress in Eau Claire today and tomorrow. Pederson is a state conservation warden from Monroe. Hahlen chairs the county committee.
Route 3 Brodhead residents Andrew and Viola Lee became parents to twin girls Judy Ann and Cynthia Ann at St. Clare hospital. Judy Ann weighed four pounds ten ounces at 10:34 p.m. and Cynthia Ann four pounds three ounces at 10:42 p.m. The Lees have four older children, Carolyn Virgil Dennis and Robert. Grandparents Andrew and Beloi Lee left Beloit May 7 for a visit in Norway.
Two Buffalo City women, Mrs. George Robinson 75 and Mrs. William Robinson 74, were killed when their gate struck by a train. Two other elderly women, Mrs. Lauella Averbeck 69 and Mrs. Lucille Pattison 62, suffered critical injuries with fractures and head injuries.
NEW YORK The stock market wallowed in the late afternoon session with mixed prices and narrow changes. Trading was moderately active as aircraft and airline issues posted fractional gains while steels managed to hold their own amid a quiet market.
A parade of names appears in the OCR excerpt including Thomas A. Hefty Jerry L Wit tenbach Wayne Meighan Robert J. Zentner Frank Buss man John Haney Gerald Foss Malvin Hayes Joseph Lehr Francis G. Graham and several listed ladies with married names and family mentions. The fragment suggests a directory or memorial notice featuring local residents and kinship designations.
State Patrol officers and city police conducted the annual spring vehicle safety check across Monroe, with reports from Brodhead New Glarus and Albany yesterday. A total of 352 vehicles were inspected, 86 five day tickets issued, 3 citations and 146 defects found led by missing stop lights.
U S Navy yeoman Nelson C Drummond 34 of Baltimore was tried for spying at Newport Rhode Island base but the all male jury failed to agree after 36 hours and Judge Edward Weinfeld dismissed the panel. The case began May 13 and he was arrested September 28.
1963 4-H Junior Leaders prom titled Stairway To the Stars will be held in the high school M Room on Saturday June 15. Music by Forrest Deininger and his orchestra. Prom court includes Barbara Eberle Juda Audrey Beach Monroe Sandy Weiss Browntown Fred Lauper Browntown Jim Fahey Belleville and Bill Wunschel Juda.
Two area residents joined 49 students and a faculty member honored at Lakeland College Honors Day. Faye Pauli of Belleville received the English department award and Ann Vegler of Monroe earned a drama department award.
Robert L. Wells reports 210 boys and girls attended Jaycee sponsored Junior Champ clinics this week to learn track and field techniques. Entry blanks deadline extended to Monday. local meet is Saturday June 8 with state meet July 20 and national event in St Paul on August 10.
Deputies investigated two afternoon collisions. Mrs. Joan Kirsch of Monroe was hit by George Hull of Freeport on Highway 69 about 1.5 miles north of Monroe at 2 06 pm. Bernice Garner of Jefferson struck Carol Tinder of Beloit on Highways 11 81 at the Beloit city dump stop line at 3 43 pm.
Mrs E C Soper, a proofreader for The Monroe Evening Times, improved today after an ambulance transport to St Clare hospital yesterday afternoon following illness at the office.
Perry Lofthus 72, a retired farmer, died unexpectedly at his home in Orfordville. Born December 1, 1890 in Avon Township, he married Ella Melvina Johnson in 1913. Survived by daughter Mrs. Harvey McCutchan and three grandchildren. a daughter predeceased him. Services Monday at East Luther Valley Church.
Principal Walter Babula presided as master of ceremonies at a dinner honoring students. Board members, administrators, bankers, and press attended. Senior Class advisers and the Staccatos provided music. Invocations and meals were handled by staff and the Girls Service Club.
A Tintoretto painting titled Christ at the Pool of Bethesda sold at Christie's in London for 132 300 dollars. The Agnew Gallery of London purchased the work. The sale was submitted by Sadiepyor James Hasson of London.
Alvin H. Babler of Monroe will address the Monroe Lions Club on Insurance Agent's Role in Estate Planning at 6 30 p.m. Monday in the Swiss Wheel venue.
Mr and Mrs Donald R Kubly 928 10th Street welcomed their first child a son named Steven Donald born Thursday May 2 at St Clare hospital. Mrs Kubly is Marilyn Striker daughter of Edward Striker Route 2. Paternal grandparents Dave Kubly Route 1 Brown town and maternal great grandparents Anna Striker Monroe and Dorothy Stuntz Albany.
The American Everest expedition urgently sought a helicopter to evacuate Barry C. Bishop and William F. Unsoeld from 28 000 feet on Everest Katmandu bound hospital. Bishop reached the south col and Unsoeld the west ridge while frostbite threatened all toes after a shelterless night.
A terse note argues that losing an act reveals the logical gaps in reasoning and prompts discussion on how to recover missing steps. Authorities urge careful reconstruction and verification of sources.
American Legion National Commander James Powers announced Miami Beach Florida will host the national convention September 6 to 12. The move from New Orleans was made because adequate integrated lodging could not be found there due to racial problems.
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