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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Record reports freezing warnings and cold air tonight with lows in the low to mid 20s. Saturday will be fair and cooler with highs around 42 to 50 degrees in Wisconsin and 44 to 50 in Monroe with continuing cool conditions.
Latest conditions report a high of 47 and a low of 29 since yesterday 1 p.m. Precipitation totals reach .02 inches. Barometer reads 30.00 at 1 a.m. and 30.10 at 1 p.m. Warmest spot is Presidio Texas at 89 degrees. coldest Williston North Dakota at 13. Sunrise occurs at 6 33 and sunset at 4 55.
Agness McDermott Flynn et al transfer land in Albany Township sections 1 11 and 12 to Thorvald Olson. Carolyn L. Scholz and Mavis Jean Kueck transfer parcel Its 8 and 10 block 88 in Brodhead to Ray C. Lyons. Ernest Wyssbrod transfers land in Clarno Township section 19 to Glenn H. Brecklin.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Nathan W Logeson ordered a juvenile to attend Traffic School after pleading guilty to driving too fast for conditions with a suspended license for 60 days. Gary D. Poff of Route 2 Brodhead appeared Oct 17 and pleaded not guilty to a stop sign violation. trial yesterday resulted in dismissal.
Harold Kenneth Blumer age 20 of 1301 14th avenue and Susan Jean Mallory age 17 of 2304 17th avenue. Wilbert John Meier age 38 of 529 17th avenue and Dorothy Ann Bissig Wittwer age 41 of 2633 8th avenue.
Two men identified as Fred J. Karlen aged 87 of Winslow and Norton Christianson aged 35 of Beloit are named in the brief notice. No additional details accompany the brief identification.
Mr and Mrs Virgil Helmeid of Brodhead welcomed a son born on October 31.
St Clare Hospital lists include Lyle Thorp and Mrs Blum of Juda for accident relief. A tonsillectomy is recorded for Gary Richwine of Brodhead. Medical cases include Clarence Disrud and Clayton McNitt of Brodhead, Gertrude Reinmann of 1807 14th Avenue, Jay Eaton of 2713 7th Street, Barbara Jean Taylor of Edgerton. Surgical shows Mrs Nathan Paul of Winslow, Elizabeth Babulа of 1803 21st Street, Nor dean Bloom of Route 1. Dismissals list many patients led by Burnett Briggs and Paul Mudgett plus others incl. Jacob Kubly and Daniel ONeil.
Mrs Payson T Barber Boston a son Fred Jr Winslow and one grandchild Marianne Karlen Winslow survive. Karlen last of his family. Survived by six brothers and five sisters including Jacob Jr who died Christmas 1936. Funeral service set for 2 p m Sunday Cardascio Leamon Winslow with Rev Donald Storck officiating. Burial Greenwood Monroe. Friends may call after 1 p.m. tomorrow.
Bert W. Johnson of Arlington Virginia elected president of the International City Managers Association at a Denver convention. He will preside in Chicago in 1964 and serves a five year term on the board as past president while continuing travel for meetings. He has held posts in Evanston Illinois Lebanon Missouri and Boulder Colorado.
Lyle Thorp age 16, son of Mr and Mrs Dale Thorp of Route 1 Monroe is an accident patient at St Clare hospital after a car crash near the Ben Miller farm. He suffered a mild cerebral concussion from yesterday's crash while his twin brother Lester Walter Thorp drove the car which overturned on a curve en route to Juda. Earlier he was hospitalized for a mild concussion and a fractured thumb from a high school football game.
In Monroe school district clinics over 3000 Sa bin vaccine doses were given to junior and senior high students and rural pupils. Attendance figures show high participation with many 100 percent classroom rates and just a few non signups.
New York gains and losses were scattered in a volatile session with active trading. Volume around 5.3 million shares. key stocks moved fractions to about a point. Radio Corp slid over 5 points after a routine directors meeting. General Motors eased about a point. Xerox rose over 10 then held near 6. IBM fell 4. U S Smelting gained 3.
Personal mentions include Mrs Gene Clark and Mrs Tallie Everson visiting from Brodhead for the funeral of Mrs Fred Benguerel. Also notes on travel by Cecil Thacker of New Glarus with a cousin from St Paul to California and relatives in San Diego and Los Angeles. Public notices announce Official Football Films of Wisconsin show Fridays at 9 30 p m at American Legion Club rooms. Elizabeth Carol Babula eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Babula underwent emergency appendectomy at St Clare hospital and is in good condition. Mrs Robert Dibble of Racine stayed with her aunt Mrs C M Stauffer in Monticello while visiting her ill mother Mrs Alda Kubly in New Glarus. Mr and Mrs Clifford Brainer of Janesville visited Mrs Stauffer.
The Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H Club hosted a hayride at the Emerson Wells home with Miss Marcia Wells as hostess. Over 30 attendees enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs. Roy C. Kubly and others including Mrs. Victor Wells Mrs. Joe Signer Mrs. Charles Hartwig Jr. and Mrs. Jake Senn.
The Green County Safety Council will discuss winter driving hazards at its meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Green County Agricultural Building.
Annual turkey dinner will be held next Sunday at St Victor's parish hall from 11 to 2 30. Go with family and friends for a delicious Sunday meal.
Randy Welsh the son of Mr and Mrs Palmer Welsh entered Madison General hospital for eye surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Engle of Madison, formerly of Brodhead, are the parents of a daughter named Tonya Joy born October 25. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kundert of Monticello and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engle of Maitland Florida.
Jay Harvey Eaton of 2713 7th Street was admitted to St. Clare hospital last night and is under observation.
Joseph V. Coffey of 714 24th Avenue re entered Madison General Hospital on October 26. He became seriously ill and was admitted for surgery on Tuesday. his condition is reported as critical. Mrs. Coffey is staying with him in Madison.
Monticello troop 106 Scouts launch house to house safety drive starting Monday. They will present a first aid chart and accident procedures to every home and offer assorted first aid kits with profits supporting scouting activities.
A concise note promoting help wanted classifieds for workers. It highlights using classified ads to reach job seekers and streamline hiring. Implicitly positions the service as a quick route to fill vacancies with targeted postings.
Three men were rescued from a flooded iron mine in Broistedt Germany after more than a week underground. Gerhard Hanusch Emil Pohlai and Fritz Leder were hoisted to the surface in a bomb shaped capsule from 259 feet down with mine foreman Paul Syska assisting. Eighty six miners escaped. forty others are missing or believed drowned.
Peking Radio said the Chinese air force shot down a U2 high altitude reconnaissance plane intruding over Hua Tung near Shanghai. It claimed the Nationalist Chinese plane was on a harassing mission amid US sales of two U2 aircraft to the Nationalists.
The Dominican Republic's ruling junta says an air force officer confessed to plotting to overthrow the regime and that the plotters expected backing from the United States.
Paul Friedrich four year old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Friedrich Route 2 Evansville is a patient at Mercy hospital Janesville for treatment of scald burns.
Girl Scout Troop 230 elected Jo Ellen Gordee as scribe and Pamela Mueller as treasurer at a meeting led by Mrs. Harold Snively. The group formed four patrols with named leaders and members including Chris Hum bel Debra Phillips Connie Benkett Bar bara Friedrichs Sue Schroe der and others.
Brewers began using aluminum fermentation vessels around the early period, marking a shift in production methods. The lightweight containers improved handling and efficiency for fermentation processes.
Norton Christianson 35 was found dead yesterday in his Beloit home garage from carbon monoxide poisoning. He was born March 1 1928 in South Beloit and married to Marie with a daughter Diane. He worked for Fairbanks Morse and belonged to Our Savior’s Lutheran church and Orfordville American Legion. Burial will be at Eastlawn cemetery in Beloit with services in the Rosman Uehling Kinzer chapel. Friends may call 7 to 9 tonight.
The Soviet Union announced the launch of Polyot One, an unmanned spacecraft with full maneuverability enabling changes in orbit in all directions. It reportedly can move alongside other craft in space, with apogee as high as 592 kilometers and perigee as low as 343 kilometers.
Fort Madison Iowa veteran engineer George R Breeze who piloted the passenger train that crashed into a freight near Springs Illinois on October 19 was dismissed by the Santa Fe Railroad. Breeze said he missed a caution signal while removing something from his eye. The fireman was inspecting the diesel engines at the time. Breeze had 38 years of service with Santa Fe.
A curious piece in the archives notes a vanished script or performance item prompting speculation about where it disappeared. Researchers highlight the cultural value of missing stage history and its unresolved clues for audiences and historians alike.
Milwaukee Wisconsin officers and men of the 32nd National Guard Infantry Division plan a Saturday hotel dinner honoring former commander Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Smith Oshkosh. About 250 guests will hear Brig. Gen. H C Sanders retired Army area defense command at McChord AFB Wash Col Leonard E Wellendorf Minneapolis deputy commander of XIV Army Corps and Maj. Gen. Ralph J Olson Madison adjutant general. Smith retired June 30 after 43 years of service beginning in 1919 when the division was two years old.
Only about 6,000 stars are bright enough and near enough to be seen on the earth without an aid to vision. This estimate highlights the limited number of stellar objects visible to the unaided eye from our planet.
King Hassan II said Algerian forces attacked Figuig, ordered Moroccan troops to withdraw, and announced Morocco would not fight back. A cease-fire in the frontier war was to start at midnight, with casualties reported and Figuig inside Moroccan territory.
In Americus Georgia three federal judges ruled two Georgia statutes from 1871 unconstitutional blocking prosecutions of five integration leaders held nearly three months The injunction clears the way for release on bond within the ruling limits and strikes down the insurrection statute and unlawful assembly law as unconstitutional
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