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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1963
Page
8
Wisconsin Fair southeast and northwest cloudy with sprinkles in extreme northwest this afternoon. Mild now. Tonight lows 38 to 45. Saturday mostly cloudy and mild with highs 55 to 63. Monroe zone mostly fair and mild with fog tonight and Saturday. High 58. Precipitation trace since yesterday. Sunrise 6:42, sunset 4:46.
Judge Roger L Elmer and Sheriff’s Office report reflect several traffic cases with forfeited bonds. Norman Gilbertson and others cited for license overload or non-registration face $15 bonds. Herbert Baumgartner and E Fred Ochsner charged with unlicensed driving and non-registration respectively. Harold Burkhalter faces no stop light and missing license with a $15 bond. Lester Thorp, a juvenile, pleads guilty to vehicle under control. no fine and 30 day license suspension plus traffic school ordered.
Forfeitures Vernus H. Gilbertson of Monroe cited for speeding with $10 forfeiture. Deaths include Ray O. Bigelow 76 Brodhead Emil A. Tewes 73 Route 3 Beloit Frank L. Plumiegh 76 Dodgeville and multiple notices of births and deaths for local residents with Nov dates and addresses including Darlington Davis Blanchardville and 2615 13th Street.
Patients listed for tonsillectomies at St. Clare Hospital include Elizabeth O Donnell at 1409 9th Street Bren da Fae Feller Belleville Peggy Helen Feller Belleville and Margaret Jean Feller Belle ville Medical staff includes Donald E Morris Harvard and Mrs Louise Lueck 511 20th Avenue Surgical staff lists Joyce Shaw Orford ville Mrs Donald M Condon Brodhead Mrs Howard Lausch 1002 16th Street Mrs Edward Lyons McConnell Mrs Harley Shelton Route 2 Robert L Strothman Juda Gordon H Mauerman Albany and dismissals include Nickola Pumilia Sidney Stark William R Durkwitz James Lee Krebs Edward Roth Herman Amann Harold Schmidier Mrs Martyn Cole Mrs Alfred Kreder Mrs Sophie Oliverson Mrs Sylvia Moritz Mary Ellen Johansson Mrs Ed ward Groskreutz Mrs Betty Lou Boone Pamela Ann Mohn ey Mrs Joseph Kohn and Mrs Monte Grebner.
Cadet Neil A. Jacobs, son of Mr and Mrs George E Jacobs of 2227 8th Street, is promoted to cadet technical sergeant at the Air Force Academy. He joins his squadron's administrative staff as element leader in recognition of leadership and performance ratings. A Monroe High School graduate class of 1961 and academy class of 1965.
The Cleveland Society for the Blind employed all 40 sightless workers who voted Thursday night to form a union. The action stemmed from grievances mainly over wages and working conditions.
Schild was elected president of the Green County Boots and Saddle Club at a meeting in the First National Bank Community Room. Melvin Mauerman was elected vice president, Mrs. Ralph Schild secretary, and Mrs. Roger Dunwiddie treasurer, with several directors reelected or newly chosen.
Dr Winterberg, invited by government, travels with Walter M Berliner through California to meet citrus and raisin industries and discuss food products. He spoke at Fond du Lac Wisconsin Cheesemakers event and will return to Spain for citrus season, then visit the Philippines and Japan. He advises Greece on food conserving and speaks 11 languages with strong English skills.
Personal mentions include visits by Mr and Mrs Donald Ru and family to Janesville to see relatives with a ham supper planned at the EUB church in Orangeville on Nov 9. Frank Furgal and family from Chicago arrive for a weekend in Monroe. Veterans Day dinner set for Nov 9 at Legion Hall with dish to pass. Rolland E Karlen attends a two day Underwriting seminar in Madison. St Omar Chapter 90 CE holds a meeting with initiation at the Masonic Temple.
A. R. McDaniel, registered consulting engineer from Long Beach California, was welcomed as a new Monroe Kiwanis member at the Swiss Wheel meeting yesterday. Victor I. Carson, Kiwanis secretary for 12 years, was re-elected to the board of directors. The club launched its annual date and candy sale and toured the Industrial Combustion Inc plant after the meeting.
A thief who ripped 18 men's suits and three women's dresses in Seattle faces a quandary over what to do with the stolen burial garments. Police continue inquiries into motive and disposition of the items, while prosecutors weigh charges.
Mrs Lilian Zahn of Chippewa Falls won the Wisconsin Education Association presidency by a two vote margin, defeating Miss Dorothy F Rule of Hoyt Madison. The representative assembly vote was 311 to 309 with Zahn to take office December 1 1964. Current president elect Allan Anderson of Spring Valley will take office next month. Other officers elected without opposition include Mrs Haldis Franson, A I Winter, and Lloyd Moseng.
Goecks was elected vice president at the Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting held Wednesday night in the Eagles Club. Raymond Zimmerman of Orangeville was initiated and Stanley Hemphill served lunch. Next meeting set for Wednesday November 20 at the Eagles Club.
One county youth will report for induction and 36 for pre induction examinations. The group departs from the Selective Service board office at 6 15 a m on December 4 to Milwaukee for the physicals.
Emil A. Tews 73, retired insurance salesman and farmer, of Route 3 Beloit, died yesterday noon after an extended illness. born December 14, 1889 in Plymouth Township, he married Ella Swain in 1918 and Nancy Domke in 1951. He served as Rock Township chairman and on the Pleasant Valley school board, with ties to the Rock County Board of Supervisors. Survived by his wife, two sons Elliott and Raymond, a daughter Mrs Ted Ruston, siblings, and many grandchildren. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Hanover Lutheran Church. burial in Plymouth cemetery. Friends may call tonight at Silverthorn-Newcomer Funeral Home, Orfordville.
Dr Frank Kimball Efird pastor of Luther Memorial Church Madison will speak on segregation at 8 p m tomorrow during Koinonia Night at Grace Lutheran Church He hails from North Carolina has 15 years ministerial service on Lutheran Church of America executive board and has attended World Council of Churches meetings and Luther an World Federation Helsinki session He currently leads Luther Memorial Church Madison and serves on Madison Human Rights Council and Fair Housing Commission.
In a Rockford Wilson junior high hallway a 15 year old student, Richard Czarnikow, slashed assistant principal Terrence A. Ryan after a chain and knife were found in the youth's locker. Ryan had a minor hand cut and Czarnikow was restrained by staff and later jailed in Winnebago County on assault charges.
The Wisconsin Education Association rejected a resolution against discriminatory practices in southern state teachers associations. A measure urging open housing legislation was not brought to the floor. Both were tabled after committee action, with copies provided to all 650 delegates. Roger Roloff, president of the Stoughton Teachers Association, presented the discriminatory practices resolution.
John Rose of Green Bay, a banker for 73 years and longtime Kellogg Citizens National Bank leader, died at his home after an apparent heart attack. He served as bank president from 1926 after a merger and became chairman in 1951, with his son succeeding him as president.
Frank L Plumliegh 76 of Dodgeville died last night at 6 10 in St Joseph hospital He was born July 30 1887 in Nebraska son of Charles and Ella Bradford Plumliegh A railroad laborer he lived in Dodgeville most of his life Survived by brother George Plumliegh Monterey California two sisters Helen Plumliegh Omaha and FFesse Sherbohn Inglewood He was a Baptist member Services Sunday in Roach Mindermann funeral home Dodgeville Rev Hawley Curtis officiating Burial Villa Halla Milwaukee Friends may call after 5 pm Saturday at the funeral home
Seven year old Greg Schofied of Antigo has repeated as Wisconsin’s top in Ford Motor Co. Punt Pass Kick. He previously won the national 9 year old crown in 1961. Other age group winners include Peter Brockhurst Milwaukee 8 Roger Georgia Green Bay 9 and Jack McGinn Fort Atkinson 10.
Marine Capital Corp directors urged shareholders to approve a distribution equal to ten percent of paid-in capital and surplus of the small business investment company.
Lee Mitchell Monroe high school basketball coach and his staff will discuss this season's prospects at the Lions Club meeting Monday at 6 30 p m in the Swiss Wheel. David Alan was named for the Schupbach family son born Nov 2 with grandparents Raymond Kundert Monticello and Arnold Schupbach Brodhead.
Leonard Bigler will begin work Monday as a lineman with the municipal light and water department in New Glarus. He replaces Robert Roth, who now runs his own earth moving and excavation business. Bigler comes from Phillipson Farm Store where he was employed.
A dozen men and one woman were arrested in gambling raids conducted by the State Beverage and Cigarette tax division, police, and deputies in Kenosha. Kenneth Molinaro, district attorney, said he did not believe the arrests imply a gambling ring. The raids spanned eight tax offices and related locations.
Molinaro claims that only local patrons visit the taverns in question. He notes charges involve lottery tickets horse race betting and pinball machines awarding free games to players. The report highlights ongoing local enforcement actions and the mix of city and county cases.
The State Board of Health reports a polio case in Winnebago County in the week ending Oct 26, with the type unidentified. Wisconsin totals eight cases so far this year, up from seven at the same point in 1962. Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times.
A city buying trip ends with a cabbie compliment during end of day ride as spring market at McCormick Place winds down. The ad copy promotes Florine’s bath oil and coconut oil blends at $1 per quart plus tax, urging cosmetics department visits, gift wrapping, layaway, and holiday stock awareness.
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