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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1963
Page
8
The Daily Record notes a Wisconsin Fair with little temperature change tonight. It calls for Wednesday fair and a bit warmer with lows around 37 to 45 and highs reaching the 70s.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high reached 72 and the low 50. A year ago today the high was 61 and the low 54. Barometer was 30.14 at 1 a.m. and 30.18 at 1 p.m. The warmest spot was Imperial California at 103 and the coldest Be midji Minnesota and Craig Colorado at 31. Sunrise comes at 6:04 with sunset at 5:32.
transfer of parts of lots in Brodhead's Add to Laura Merrill from Ralph Molin Estate in Monroe city limits. includes parcels in Its 2 and 3, 1 and 8 bik 20. file details may appear in local records.
Ancillary probate proceeding in Cook County Illinois for Bruce A. Gordon who died October 29 1962. Will dated May 21 1958 names widow son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert J Meythaler as heirs. Appraisers for Green County property Waldo Freitag and F L Buchschacher.
Monroe police report two drivers fined. Joh H. Goodman of Monroe forfeited $10 for driving without a valid license. Larry V. Kubly of Monroe forfeited $25 for traveling too fast for conditions.
Paul Duane Schilling and Helen Bernice Hanner, both of Route 3 Brodhead, filed applications for marriage licenses in Janesville.
Mrs. Jacob Kaser age 62 of Brod head Mrs. Floyd Nesbitt 74 of Evansville Philip B Thompson 57 of Hollandale Alvin Butteris Jr 38 of Mazomanie and Mrs Kizziah Jane Witchell 89 of Whitewater are listed with ages and towns in a local obituary notice.
Mr and Mrs Paul Witt of Route 4 announce the birth of a daughter on October 7. Mr and Mrs Harley Maske of 2334 16th Avenue announce the birth of a daughter on October 8.
St Clare Hospital Medical lists Ernest Markley Clinton Kenneth Jensen Racine Richard H Geister Orfordville and Mrs Hans Gartze Crystal Lake Ill names among Surgical staff including Carl F Steiner New Glarus Mrs Charles Andre Beloit Mrs Severn Treu Rockford Wolfgang Kilbach Darien Harold Knotts Orangeville Mrs Benjamin J Wollin Janesville Richard A Coplien Juda Mrs Ordway Neslund Egan Ill Mrs Victor H Bredeson Blanchardville Carl Ruch 2370 27th Avenue Gary Alan Ruge 2209 11th Avenue George F Brown Elkhorn Kenneth Richard Bill Beloit Jon W Warfield Warren Dismissals Karl Jacobson Edward J Taeta Mark Marty Mrs Donald Bliss and son Mrs Kenneth Clark and son Mrs Marguerite Perry Mrs Wayne Deremo and Mrs Nathan Sacker and daughter.
Robert Phillips of Roberts Beauty Salon was elected treasurer of the hair fashion committee at the state hairdressers convention ending yesterday at the Hotel Schroeder in Milwaukee. He hosted Kathryn Way of the Milwaukee Sentinel and served as master of ceremonies for the hair cutting contest.
Services for J. M. Freitag who died Saturday were conducted at Zwingli United Church of Christ with Rev. J. Allan Mittler presiding. Burial followed at Highland cemetery with Masonic rites. Pallbearers include Robert Buehl Ernest Schuerch Louis Wyss Hugo Gmur John Gmur and Henry J. Stuessy.
Fred Dresser of Dodgeville, a grocery and discount store operator, is under a temporary restraining order in a divorce case. The order bars him from mortgaging disposing of or giving away property or gifts. An examiner will assess his assets as authorities note an anonymous donor gave up to 3500 dollars to various residents.
Eleven 1963 Argyle high school graduates enroll in colleges and schools including Whitewater State College, Madison Vocational School, Oshkosh State College, Superior State College, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Platteville State College, and a Madison beauty school. Named students pursue accounting elementary education engineering librarian training and foreign languages.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Susan Gapen 80 are pending the return of her son Donald from Orangeville Florida after the death of his sister in law Mrs Robert Gapen wife of a retired Air Force colonel. She was the former Suse Musser daughter of Danel and Rebecca Dreibelbis Tusser. Survived by two sisters a brother Burt Musser Sacramento Calif and seven grandchildren. Her husband Jesse Gapen and two sisters preceded her in death.
Mrs. Mary Lane Lysser, manager of the Credit Bureau of Monroe, Inc., has completed the management course at Indiana University Graduate School of Business in Bloomington, sponsored by the Associated Credit Bureaus of America.
Social notes list visits and travel, including Benjamin Mauermann visiting grandson Airman Harrison L. Niles in Biloxi Mississippi and Harold Niles family in Beloit. Rummage and bake sales planned at Immanuel and Universalist churches. Local residents attend events, anniversaries, and conventions in Racine Milwaukee Freeport and beyond.
The words Class of 62 noticed in bright red letters on the Monroe water tower and the Illinois Central railroad overpass were removed by Kenneth L. Mayer the water superintendent who covered the letters with aluminum paint.
The average couple traveling by car spends roughly 29 dollars per day on expenses. This figure reflects typical costs for fuel meals and lodging during a road trip according to the article.
Washington reports a near agreement to sell about 250 million dollars of U.S. wheat to the Soviet Union. President Kennedy may announce the decision Wednesday afternoon. The administration weighs Congress sentiment and the firmness of the Soviet offer as relations with Moscow proceed.
The Brodhead chapter of the Eastern Star will hold Friends Night tomorrow night. Mrs. R. J. Douglas and Mrs. Helmer Olmstead will supervise the social hour.
Frederick S. Voegels serves as general chairman of the Boy Scout fund drive in Monticello. He is assisted by Harold Babler Joseph Bloxham A G Hill and Ed Quade, who are named as team captains.
Leon Strasser of 1511 23rd street Monroe is a patient at the Veterans hospital in Madison Ward 4B-4058.
Jim Mott of the University of Wisconsin news service will be the guest speaker at the Kiwanis meeting Thursday at the Swiss Wheel. Kiwanis president John Ferron announced new committee members Phillip Teehan Dr Luis Duluc Curtis Gonstead Rev Melvin Roehrdanz and Richard Rhyner. The candy and date sale will be discussed at a board meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the First National Bank. The annual Farmers Night dinner is set for Wednesday November 20.
Senator William Proxmire reports a lower federal deficit than Kennedy forecast and predicts a deficit about 4.7 billion below the 11.9 billion projection. He cites staff figures showing current-year spending under the administration estimate and receipts likely above January projections.
Lilacs at the urban home of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith on Highways 11-81 East show renewed growth after grasshoppers damaged the bushes earlier this year. Rain has since arrived but blooms are not at peak spring levels.
Pre sentence examinations are not complete and the Rock County cases of Melvin Ebweter 21 Monroe and Raymond Warne 19 Beloit charged with burglaries have been postponed a week. They were slated for arraignment yesterday on charges from Green and Rock counties. They are expected to plead guilty to attempted burglary of the Monroe Country Club on Sept 18. if true, charges will be handled with Rock County warrants.
The Cuban foreign ministry said Prime Minister Castro will not visit Algeria soon because he will be busy addressing the aftermath of Hurricane Flora and related problems.
Descriptive item notes a lost white gold watch belonging to a woman named Green, reported around Square on Saturday. Contact Browntown at phone 55-D for collection or return.
Robert G. Lewis of the USDA told the Wisconsin Association of Cooperatives that Food for Peace offers new foreign markets for dairy products aiding Wisconsin’s surplus fueled industry. He noted 80 percent of state milk is used for manufactured goods and cited Japan as an example of growing demand through government purchases.
Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert reported a small shed fire at Calvary cemetery occurred yesterday at 1 47 p m from spontaneous combustion of old rags. A two foot roof hole and minor interior damage resulted.
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