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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
8
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight with a chance of showers in the northwest. Tuesday brings considerable cloudiness and showers in the north and central regions, with milder conditions overall. Lows tonight 45 to 54, highs Tuesday 73 to 81. Monroe Zone shows fair, slightly warmer conditions, with continued mild weather into Tuesday and similar temperatures.
Last week high reached 80 and low fell to 44 since Saturday 10 a.m. The warmest spots were McAlester Oklahoma Texarkana Texas and Eldorado Arkansas at 94. Olean New York recorded the coldest at 24. Barometer read 30.38 at 1 a.m. and 30.42 at 1 p.m. Sunrise was 6: i and sunset 5:22.
Domenic R Bongiorno transfers land at the NE corner of an unnumbered block first west of block 19 in fractional Lot 4, section 28, village of Albany to Wilbur K Dehmer. Harry O Edwards also deeds land on the unnumbered block first west of block 19 in fractional Lot 4, section 28, village of Albany to Wilbur K Dehmer. Myrtle Zimmerli transfers fractional Lot 4 section 28 in the village of Albany to Wilbur K Dehmer.
Sheriff report notes Gerald J. Bliss of Brodhead faced not guilty plea for driving on wrong side and guilty plea for operating without a valid license with trial or continuation set for Oct 28. Elmer Wright in South Beloit handled related license violations with fines and costs.
Brodhead Court lists Martin C. Hutzel judge as presiding. Larry D. Keller of Brodhead forfeits a $30 bond for speeding, cited by Brodhead police. George S. Flaherty of Albany forfeits a $20 bond for violation of noise ordinance, cited by Brodhead police.
Richard L. Witt of Monroe forfeits 25 dollars for traveling too fast for conditions. David J. Pagel of South Wayne cites for passing in a no passing zone. Herman T. Miller of Genoa City forfeits 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way.
Four marriage license applicants listed: David Otto Blum 22 of Monroe and Lorna Lou Zipsie 20 of Freeport. LaVerne Fred Altmann 21 of 3005 13th Street and Marianne Glenda Mahle 21 of 1221 13th Avenue. Harry Howard Handscy 47 and Ruth Elizabeth Parsons Surelle 32 both of Brodhead.
Obituaries note the deaths of Edgar O Ostrander 91 Mon roe Mrs Lyndon Viel 62 Madison Mrs Don S Trow 69 Route 1 Albany Mrs Frances Brandt 83 Brodhead Thomas Crook 84 Dodgeville Leonard A Andrews 85 Hazel Green Mrs Fannie Johnson 80 Dodgeville Willard Helmenstine 62 Mt Horeb Wilbur S Wurm 72 Shullsburg Mrs Carl A Stendl 50 Janesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mahl buch Juda welcome a daughter born October 14. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Funseth Belleville celebrate a son born October 14. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Grawehr South Wayne have a daughter born October 12. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Metz 1522 16th avenue report a son born October 12. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meier Argyle announce a daughter born October 12.
Richard Becker was elected by the Jaycee board to fill the unexpired term of Richard Theiler and will assume duties at the next meeting in Marco's. A 6:30 social hour precedes 7 p.m. dinner with Mayor Orville R. Evans and council members invited.
Jefferson Township farmer Edgar O Ostrander 91 died in a Green County hospital. Born October 18 1871 in Jutla he married Aliie Pyle in 1901. Survived by daughter Violet Brant son Clifford sister Blanche Wunschel brother Walter Juda six grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Funeral 1 30 p m Wednesday Newcomer Monroe officiated by Rev Melvin Nickel burial Oakley cemetery. Friends may call after noon tomorrow.
Medical staff at St. Clare Hospital records patients from Freeport Albany Janesville Beloit Rockford and Darlington along with numerous named individuals and their cities. The roll includes Mrs Lester Bradford John Morgen thaler Mrs Victor Bredeson Charles Ryan Frances O Meara and others with many listed under dismissals and related notes.
Mrs. Anna Kaeser of Middleton visited friends in New Glarus on Friday. Visitors from Madison and Monroe area noted. N G Preston attended a Civil Defense meeting in Baraboo. Card party planned for October 19 at Argus School. Weekend visit by New Glarus residents to Sturgeon Bay. Grace Lutheran church rummage sale October 18. Rolland E Karlen joined Star Club of New York Life. Women of the Moose meet October 16. Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Krueger and Bruce at UW. Bishop Halleck led services in Shullsburg and Monroe after a reception in Milwaukee.
Robert H. Rieder was chosen chair of the National Association of Clinic Managers credit control committee at the New York meeting. He will lead a 12 member group of clinic managers from the United States and Hawaii. Dr Edward R Ennis AMA president delivered the keynote address. Rieder, son of Mr and Mrs William C Rieder Sr, has served with the Monroe Clinic for 14 years.
Mrs Phillis Maurer 38 suffered a broken leg in a two car crash at Verona and Raymond roads Saturday evening. A passenger in the other car was bruised. Both Maurer and Mrs David W Larson of Madison were treated and released at Madison General hospital. Maurer’s sons Brian and Kevin and Larson were uninjured.
The Knights of Pythias plan a meeting at the IOOF hall in Monroe on Wednesday where the Bank of Esquire will be conferred.
The Monroe Civil Defense Auxiliary Police in cooperation with the CD communications organization conducted a two hour drill yesterday to prepare for traffic control during next week's corn picking contest. Led by Set. Ervin Goecks the unit will provide manpower to assist traffic control if needed. The test involved five mobile units and a base station with about 15 auxiliary police using walkie talkies to identify weak spots and improve coordination. Ted Weiss the communications director called it highly successful and outlined plans for expanded 1964 programs with new equipment and broader training.
At the Wilhelm Tell Community Guild annual meeting in New Glarus a 500 donation was approved for the Community Betterment Committee project to beautify the village entrance. Officers were re elected with Dennis Streiff as president Ed Willi as vice president Henry M Schmid secretary treasurer and directors Kenneth Boss and Ernest Thierstein. Henry M Schmid was also reelected a director.
A busload of 38 people from DeForest visited the Chalet of the Golden Fleece and other points of interest in New Glarus on Saturday.
Debra Sue is the name chosen by Mr and Mrs Thor Edwards for their daughter born October 6 at St Clare hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred Edwards of Shullsburg and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jacob Rothenbuehler of Monroe.
Kay Hillery, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hillery and Belmont high school senior, was chosen Miss Farm Bureau of Lafayette County at the Darlington high school event Saturday night. Sherry Jacobson runner up from Argyle high school will accompany the title as representative for the year and trip to Fond du Lac. Directors and officers of the Farm Bureau Women were re elected. Argyle residents dominate leadership.
Sheriff W E Deininger reported deputies pursue very good leads in a fence cutting incident at the Ben F Feldt farm last week. A new barbed wire fence south of the homestead was cut letting beef cattle roam into a nearby cornfield.
Mrs. Stendl 50 born Jane Burrington Beloat June 19 1913 died last night at University Hospitals Madison following a long illness. She married Carl Stendl June 21 1935 in Belvidere and is survived by her husband her father Edward Burrington a daughter Mrs. Donald Holcomb Janesville two grandchildren and two sisters Mrs. William Hedcock and Mrs. Louise Divan Janesville. Services planned Wednesday 1 30 p.m. at Overton Funeral Home Janesville with burial in Oakhill Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
The Trausch Baking Co announces a new Sunbeam Round n Round loaf. General manager Arthur Trausch Jr. says the bread suits round-shaped sandwich fillings and differs from standard square or round-top white bread. Try Times Want Ads.
Mrs Katherine Blackney 84 died Wednesday. Funeral services held at 1 30 this afternoon at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Donald Storck officiating. Organist Mrs John Ivey played. Pallbearers were Robert Stocker John Keegan R Finley Barry Harold Miller Herbert L Kubly and Nathan Keegan. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs Edna Weirich Burgy 74 of Chicago died Wednesday. Graveside services were conducted at Greenwood Cemetery at 2 p m with Rev Harold A Allison of First Methodist Church officiating. Stuessy Funeral Home arranged local details. Funeral services were held in Chicago Friday night with visitation here yesterday. Burial rites were moved from 11 this morning.
Elmer J. Kaster 77 a former Monroe resident died Saturday in his Freeport home. Services were at Walker Mortuary Freeport at 1 30 p m with Rev Charles F Land of First Lutheran Church officiating. Burial followed in Hillside cemetery Lancaster. He was born in Darlington June 14 1896 to William and Elizabeth Deery Kaster.
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