Regulations From Police Hours Notice Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment shows police hours from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a partial telephone number, with unclear context or jurisdiction. Further details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment shows police hours from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and a partial telephone number, with unclear context or jurisdiction. Further details are unreadable.
An editorial laments two 16 year olds killed when a convertible veered off a road near Rib Lake and another 16 year old survivor of a previous crash. It argues such deadly accidents stem from overconfidence of young drivers and suggests tighter licensing rules may be coming.
Critics have pressed for a clear US role in Southeast Asia as Laos faces Communist pressure. The piece notes the difficulty of choosing a path between fighting a costly war and risk of strategic setback, urging reflection on consequences and workable alternatives amid allied indecision.
Readable extracts show Dougherty Creek Watershed and Green County Soil Conservation Grassland Association members uniting to host a Farm Field Day to demonstrate new farming ideas. The event aims to share techniques among area farmers and conservationists.
South Wayne Booster Club hosted an honors banquet in the high school cafeteria Thursday night. Awards covered music forensics athletics home ec and commercial achievements. Principal Kenneth Holt directed the class night program following the banquet with statuettes awarded for perfect attendance.
Margaret Daly Dunlavy 1892 ostat born Oct 1 in York Township died after a long illness at 7 15 am in her daughter Mrs Clarence Zurbuchens home Argyle native lifelong resident member of St Josephs Catholic church and Sodality survived by husband Edward her daughter three sons John Bernard Arthur a Navy member 19 grandchildren sister Mrs John Coffey Sr funeral 9 30 am Wednesday Erickson funeral home 10 am St Josephs church burial Calvary Blanchardville funeral home rosary 8 pm Tuesday
Mrs. Albert Nesheim, 83, of Mt. Horeb, a native of York Township Green County, died Saturday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. She was the former Mary Hustad, married Dec. 20, 1900, and farmed near New Glarus before retiring to Mt. Horeb. Survived by five sons Reuben, Lever, Chester and Albert Jr., two daughters Mrs. August Ziebell and Mrs. Steve Jacobson, three sisters, a brother, 29 grandchildren and 37 great grandchildren. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church. Burial at Cesme Funeral Home in Mt. Horeb pending.
New Glarus 6th graders join Green County peers in a three day Outdoor Education program at Wyalusing State Park. Fifty nine students and an adult group depart at 9 a.m. return by 3 30 p.m. Wednesday. Activities include lectures hikes bird watching and practical problems with a Villa Louis tour planned. Roy Haberg and Robert S Schlintz lead the camp with teachers and staff assisting.
Messrs and Mesdames Carl Hafen and Ollie Thostenson spent several days up north fishing. Mrs Gilbert Wendler and Howard Wallace visited Mrs Gary Capron in Freeport. Mr and Mrs Will Meinert were guests of the Marvin Schmerses in Janesville. The Nelson Miller family of Albany visited Elmer Cleaveland. Keith and Mike Zweifel hosted the FFA chapter banquet at Durand. Mrs Will Meinert attended a WCTU institute at Stoughton.
146 Carthage College seniors will receive bachelor of arts degrees during the commencement in the college fieldhouse on Monday morning June 1. David Warfel of Monroe and Jerry Pinnow of Brodhead are among the graduates. Dr Marcus Bach, author and intercultural relations expert, will deliver the commencement address at 9 15 a m.
Stanley 8. Robinson, 56, longtime Dodgeville fire chief, died of an apparent heart attack while answering a call at a lightning struck house. He lived in Dodgeville 26 years, married Edith Lindley in 1937, and previously ran the Dodge theater and Home Furniture Co. Surviving are his wife, two Madison daughters, a half-brother in Milwaukee, a half-sister in California, and one grandchild. Services set for Plymouth Congregational Church with graveside rites at Fox Lake cemetery.
The famous White House school run by Mrs. Kennedy will shut down at the end of the current term. One teacher will lead a new cooperative school that Mrs. Kennedy is starting for John Jr. and his friends.
Mrs. Harrison A. Smith of Madison, a native of Brodhead and former Monroe resident, died yesterday at her daughter's home after a long illness. She lived in Madison since 1915 and was active in multiple clubs and orders. Rites at Frautschi Funeral Home will be led by John L. Nelson with Christian Science services. burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
A 10 year old boy, Shane Wills, died at a hospital Saturday hours after being injured in a bicycle fall in an alley behind his Chippewa Falls home. The tragedy occurred despite efforts to save him.
Airman third class Robert G. Leibold of Benton is in the field with Air Force Tactical Air Command units engaged in Exercise Desert Strike. The exercise runs through May 30 on 13 million acres of desert in California, Arizona, and Nevada. Leibold, permanently assigned to Cannon AFB, New Mexico, is a 1962 Benton High School graduate.
Mrs George Carrie Kelly 87 died Saturday in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. Services were held this afternoon at Mineral Point Congregational church where she was a member. She was born in Linden and survived by son Wendell Madison. daughters Mrs Maurice Mason Madison and Mrs A C Callin Mineral Point. 11 grandchildren and 35 renters.
Mrs Martha Sbragia 58 formerly Martha Pfeiffer died from heart failure after a hospitalization since April. Survived by son Kurt Schwager, daughters Mary Lou Martinez and Connie Watzel, six grandchildren, and former Austria to Chicago resident widow of Louis Sbragia. Funeral services Thursday at Rosario Saverno Sons and Assumption church, burial Mount Carmel.
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