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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
8
Mostly fair in Wisconsin with possible light showers in the extreme north. Cooler northwest today, tonight and Thursday. Lows in the 40s, highs near 68. Monroe Zone: fair, cool tonight and Thursday, lows 44-50, highs 67-75. Temperature highs and lows noted, sunrises and sunsets listed.
Francis Gavigan transfers lot 4 block 2 Railroad's Add No 1 Monroe to Ollie Carter. Roger Balch transfers block 200 in Brodhead to Bernard Caple.
The estate of Harriet Treat Ninneman who died June 30 in Tucson Arizona has been admitted here for ancillary probate. Her husband E A Ninneman is executor and heir. Will dated October 12 1960. Appraisers are Clarence Grundahl and Clarence W Loveland.
Forfeitures recorded for John J. Muggler and McConnell of MIL due to failure to yield. The article notes a total forfeited amount of $10. Monroe post office segment provides the partial items.
Joseph G. Buel of Route 1 Belleville and Diane L. Trutt mann of Route 2 Mt. Horeb apply in Madison. Gary L. Bahr of Belleville and Melanie L. Wright of Weyerhaeuser also filed at Madison.
Deaths Gilman Knudson 78 Orfordsville. Births Mr and Mrs Wesley F Wolfe South Wayne a son born Oct 1. Mr and Mrs John Bruehl man Argyle a daughter born Oct 2. Mr and Mrs Richard E Klassy Portsmouth Va a son born Oct 1.
A list of names connected to St. Clare Hospital including Kathleen Marsh and others from Monticello Brodhead Beloit and Janesville. The report splits into Medical Surgical and Dismissals with numerous patients and staff across multiple towns.
Green County by Law Enforcement Association met in the county jail to discuss traffic control and police work for the state and national corn picking contest on Oct 23 and 24 at the Willis Riemer farm south of Albany. Clarence Grundahl showed slides from a trip to Russia and lunch was served by Clayton Hanson Clinton Blackbourn and Frank Klarer. The next meeting will be held at the jail on Oct 22. Bonn Wheat Exports To Soviet Union Reportedly Worth 18 Million Dollars From West German Firms Despite Adenauer Doubts.
Amid calls for clarity on four current emergencies, the council reelected concerns over an incinerator plan while naming Sgt. Ervin L. Goecks as head of the local Civil Defense police unit. Other actions included alley closings near a new Baptist church, use of a public address system for church music, and travel approvals for civil defense and municipal association conferences.
Mr and Mrs Robert Dolan and Lee returned to Melrose Park after visiting Mr and Mrs Ben Jenny in Monroe TI No Hunting signs available at The Times office Adv Mr and Mrs Robert Erickson Linda Susan and Steven of South Wayne were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Victor Bredeson and family in Rockford Public Euchre party at American Legion Hall Wednesday October 2 8 pm Adv Women of the Moose meet at Moose Hall Wednesday Oct 2 8 pm Formal enrollment Adv Misses Barbara Ross and Sandy Manos Stout State College Menomonie spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Glen Boss Route 1 Browntown and Mr and Mrs Pete Manos Order your First Communion gifts now Also taking orders for Christmas cards and gifts Bettes Gift Shop Mrs Harry McGuire Jr 2003 14th St Adv Mrs Margaret Buehler spent weekend at Fort Madison IA with Mr and Mrs Jerry Arndt former Monroe residents Victor s Altar Society bake sale at First National Bank Friday Oct 4 starting 9 am Adv Mr and Mrs Vern Dary former Monroe residents left for their home in Ocala Fla after spending a week in the area They were houseguests of Mrs Leo Koehler in Monroe
Pope Paul VI named Cardinal Augustin Bea and Cardinal Ildebando Antoniutti to the Congregation of the Holy Office. Bea, 82, German-born head of the Secretariat for Promoting Christian Unity, is seen as a progressive leader. Antoniutti, 65, Italian, is viewed as conservative. The Holy Office, founded in 1542, fights heresy. Prof Hayward to speak at Monroe Board of Education faculty dinner Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Senior high School M Room. Beloit College Psychology chair leads fall planning.
Two time All America fullback Herb Joesting of the University of Minnesota died Tuesday night at 58 from a heart ailment. He became ill while driving home with his wife and collapsed after stopping the car. He starred at fullback in 1925 1926 and 1927.
Roy Rude a 67 year old La Crosse grocer withdrew 1500 dollars for a California trip kept the cash in a jacket. An auction led to a 50 cent sale of the jacket but a later find of 1000 dollars in an inside pocket aided a couple who found the jacket. The Schumachers kept 400 while returning 100 to the church and 500 to Rude.
President Kennedy nominates Bigtt. wood W. Robinson of Howard University Law School to be U.S. district judge for the District of Columbia. If confirmed he would be the first Black federal judge in the city, a Civil Rights Commission member aged 47, a Richmond native. FALSE ALARM: Providence firefighter Lt Nagle fell 14 feet while sliding to a false alarm at station.
Mrs Lena Mitchell of 1505 13th Avenue was admitted to St Clare hospital yesterday afternoon and underwent major surgery this morning with condition not reported. JoAnn Trumpy 16 daughter of Mrs Jean Trumpy of 1736 15th Avenue was admitted yesterday and had an emergency appendectomy last night and is listed in good condition.
Ralph W. Kuchcinski aged 19 of Racine escaped injury when his car went out of control on a curve two miles south of Postville on Wingers Road and rolled over. The crash was reported to the sheriff's office early this morning.
Jon Keister son of Fay and Mr Keister sustained a broken left leg while playing on the school grounds Friday. Deputies reported the injury at 12 56 a m and transported him for treatment.
The family requests no flowers for James Hansen's funeral and asks memorials be left at Stuessy Funeral Home. An Easter lily is blooming in London as Harold Macmillan returns to No 10 Downing Street after renovations.
Monroe Women’s Relief Corps unit will host District No. 24 convention on Tuesday October 15 with headquarters at the American Legion hall. Morning session begins 930 am with coffee hour. Theresa Aliff Sheboygan inspecting officer. Ruth Kleckner presiding district afternoon. Marco’s lunch. reservations due by October 11.
Past presidents Melvin Olson and Everett Keel of the WRC will meet tomorrow at the Idle Hour Mansion following the Style Show luncheon revue. The show is staged by the Style Shop with narration by Mrs. T J Albert.
The Auxiliary of Eagles produced 800 cancer dressings during a gathering at the Eagles club last evening. Attendees included Mmes. Alma Brugger Leona Lindsay Ethel Jones Elwina Gempler Bernice Wild Marvin Holcomb William Haman Ernest Schwarze and Oscar Leck.
In Brussels Gov. Rockefeller of New York says he will not accept the vice presidency if Goldwater heads the Republican ticket. Asked if he would refuse the nomination, Rockefeller confirms that he would not accept the VP post under Goldwater.
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