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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1964
Page
8
The Daily Record reports clearing and cooler conditions tonight with Wednesday turning fair and cooler. Lows tonight range from the mid 40s to low 50s, highs Wednesday mainly in the 70s, and precipitation of .02 inches since yesterday 1 p.m.
Real estate transfer records show Minnick Ringen selling parcels 2 and 4 bik 186 in Brodhead to Clarence F. Stearns. The transaction details include property identifiers and the buyers and sellers. Further docket entries were not provided.
County Court Judge Roger L Elmer hears cases with Dorothy Kerr and local defendants. A Monroe Police report notes charges for permitting a dog to run at large with a $10 bond forfeit. Herbert N Baumgartner faces a $50 bond for unauthorized operation of his vehicle a second time within 12 months. Lyndon Farm Store Inc forfeits a $15 bond for non registration. Oliver S Welton forfeits a $15 bond for operating without a chauffeur license. Erwin Knudson Jr charged with aggravated battery had a $5,000 bond set and was remanded to jail as case continued to May 27. Sheriff’s Department records.
Obituaries note deaths of Albert C. Neuenschwander 58 Route 3 and Lena Raymer 68 Route 1. Infant Kendall Booth, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Booth, and birth announcement for Gerald Duerst Durand daughter born May 26.
A list from St. Clare Hospital shows patient names and addresses under Medical Surgical and Dismissals. Included are Emily Rufer Juda Alma Anderson Argyle Harvey McMillan Chicago Ida Hardy Hazel Green Opal Holcomb Brodhead Edwin Nelson Warren Edward Erickson Argyle Dolpha Snodgrass Rockford Ralph Waiters Shannon 111 William A Brown 2524 16th St plus surgical patients Robert Jackley Sterling James Taylor Fordville Berger Sandquist Rockton and dismissals Robert Tschanz Donald Flint Fred Wiess Kenneth Krebs Stanley Patrick Dale Field Junior Cowell Carl Dahlberg.
Archie Myers was elected chairman of the dairy promotion sub committee of the Green County Resources Development group at the Green County Agricultural building. Albert Doppeler of Chalet Cheese factory was chosen vice chairman and G. Fred Gal was named secretary. The next sub committee meeting is set for 8 p.m. Monday June 8 in the Ag building to discuss promoting dairy products in area restaurants.
Albert C. Neuenschwander 58 a Monroe Township farmer died at 4 20 after heart attack triggered by news of his brother George death He was born December 5 1905 married Rosa Daley October 31 1927 Survived by wife three sons a daughter two brothers a sister and ten grandchildren Services at 2 pm Thursday at St Johns Church burial Greenwood cemetery local officials community roles noted including Green County Farm Bureau director and Green County Co op Cheese Co president
A warrant was issued for Gerald R Wittner 37 Route 3 Evansville after he failed to appear for his Dane County Circuit Court trial on negligent homicide and failing to render aid in a traffic deaths case. Wittner released on recognition April 13 and has not been heard from since. He is on parole from Illinois State Prison Menard for burglary in 1962.
Richard W. Goodrich and Gerhard Steensrud, both of Monroe, suffered minor cuts and bruises when their westbound car overturned on a curve three miles west of Stockton on Highway 20 at 12:30 a.m. last Saturday. Goodrich was charged with driving too fast for conditions. state troopers reported no hospitalization. Household manitowoc area drowning reported as well.
Personal ads and social notes list multiple small items. Mrs George F Stauffacher of Monroe returns from California after four months visiting relatives Proctor Meliquist family in Los Altos. A rummage sale is set for May 28 at 921 8th Ave starting at 6 pm. Also noted are bake sale plans at St Johns aid and barber shop hours at Hixsons South Side. Jane Marie Schneider expected home from St Clarem hospital after emergency appendectomy.
The plan assigns each queen candidate a male escort from FFA and 4H members, with nine escorts plus the dairy cookoff winner as banquet guests. Finalists will be announced a week earlier in local villages after ballot tabulation. Final selection rests with judges evaluating personality and ambassador potential for Green County dairy. Dairy promotion noted by George Schutte of Piggly Wiggly citing higher cheese demand.
Mrs. M. J. Gonstead spoke in support of Robert Zimmerman for secretary of state at the state GOP convention in Milwaukee over the weekend. She was among several county Republican delegates attending the sessions.
LAE Kennedy Fla The first attempt to orbit an unmanned model of the Apollo moonship was postponed to Thursday because of a frozen nitrogen valve in ground support equipment. The countdown neared one hour fifty five minutes when the problem halted the launch. After nearly three hours of effort NASA suspended the shot for two days to replace the valve and check the system.
The Eagle-Picher Co of Galeana Indiana repaid 155068 28 for a lead and zinc exploration contract with the federal government. The work in Lafayette County Wisconsin and Daviess County Illinois was completed in 1953 with a discovery certified four months later. The firm later acquired the property in 1954. Government funds are repaid by royalties on production during exploration.
Gains by steels and selected issues gave the stock market a thinly higher edge late this afternoon. Trading was slow with volume about 4.2 million shares, up from 4 million Monday. Advances were fractional and only a few issues moved a point. Higher-priced or speculative issues showed wider moves, with U.S. Steel Bethlehem Republic National McLouth Granite City advancing in the group. Wukens, a lightly capitalized stock, surged over 2 points.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Booth of Horeb died in Madison hospital. Graveside rites were held at Mazomanie cemetery this morning. Surviving are the parents a brother Scott and grandparents Mrs and Mrs Glenn Booth Mr Horeb and Mr and Mrs Dewey Roberts of Black Earth.
Peter Williams, longtime Albany resident, will be 87 years old tomorrow. He currently resides at Faith nursing home in Oregon. Contributions to the Green County Heart Fund are preferred in lieu of flowers as requested by the late Lena Raymer. Donations may be left at Newcomer funeral home in Monroe.
Monroe police investigated a two car accident at 4 46 p m yesterday at the intersection of 9th street and 17th avenue. Al bert S G Wong age 603 26th avenue and Richard J Riesen Route 2 were the drivers. Rev Orians to Speak at Kiwanis Meeting Do We Deserve to Keep Our Freedom will be discussed by Rev Howard Orians former Immanuel EUB pastor at the Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday at 12 15 p m in the Swiss Wheel.
Goodwill Industries will run a pickup truck in Monroe and Juda Friday to collect repairable clothing shoes and other household articles. Residents may call Mrs Dorothy Volmary in Monroe at 325 3488 or Miss Inez Weaver in Juda for arrangements.
SGT YORK RESTING NASHVILLE Tenn P-Set. Alvin York 76 hero of World War I was reported resting well and in satisfactory condition at a Nashville hospital Monday night.
A young black, white and brown female hunting dog is at the county jail awaiting its owner or a new home. Found by a farmer running loose on County Trunk B near Highway 69, she was brought to the jail with a new chain and rope.
A miscellaneous shower honored Judy Brusberg and Gordon Ruesch who will marry July 11 in Medford. Mrs. Fred Grimm hosted at 2401 Ninth Street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. and other guests. games were played and lunch was served.
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