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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Record reports partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thundershowers tonight. Cooler air moves in from the northwest by Wednesday with temperatures mid 40s to 70s in the south. Monroe Zone notes similar partly cloudy skies with a few showers, tonight lows 54 to 58 and Wednesday highs around 70 to 75.
Raymond Fetterhoff transfers St 6 block 132 in Brodhead to Jerry D. Schmitt. Clifford Ostrander transfers land in Jefferson Township Section 25 to Rodney Duchow.
Estates probated list the administratrix Rose G. Bruegger for her mother Albertina Wyss who died October 1 with six children as heirs. First National Bank of Monroe is executor for Viola Becker Symanek who died October 9 and left five hundred dollars to Greenwood Cemetery Association and equal shares to Dorothy Lind and Rodney Becker. Karl H. Freitag named executor for Jacob M. Freitag who died October 5 with three sons Marvin Karl and Howard as heirs sharing equally.
Monroe police report Fred F. Burkhalter of Monroe failed to yield right of way and forfeited $10 in the incident.
Jonathan S. Moen of Route 1 Argyle and Lorena M. Snyder Holdrich of Monticello have been issued marriage licenses.
Howard Hermanson 57 of Blan chardville Blanche C Fields 51 of Hazel Green Robert Schmetter 37 of San Pedro Calif Mrs Ruth Hartzell 62 of Barron listed in community notices.
Mrs. Duane Riese Beloit announce birth of daughter on October 14. Mr. and Mrs Curt Steindorf New Glarus report daughter born October 14. Verdel McGrath Argyle welcomes daughter October 14. Robert Grossen Jr Monticello reports son born October 14. Stanley Douglas Brodhead announces daughter born October 15.
Medical staff lists for St. Clare Hospital show patients including Janine Schlichting and Mrs. John Mantzke among several from New Glarus and Janesville. Dismissals include Wolfgang Culbach Darrel Judd Leonard Moore Una Miller and others.
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Public euchre at Legion Hall every Wednesday 8 p m invites Mr and Mrs Kenneth Marean Guthrie Center IA to visit Mrs Lydia Marean Juda and Mr and Mrs Victor Marean Monroe. Rummage sale Grace Lutheran church Oct 18 9 a m to 1 p m. Rev Gerritt E Mouw and Mr and Mrs Herbert W Booth travel to La Crosse for Madison Presbytery North Bend session. Women of the Moose meet Oct 16 8 p m Moose hall. Mrs Bert Adelman and Mrs Glen Preston visit. Mrs Preston's sister Mrs William Field Beaver Dam. Chicken supper Martintown Community Church Oct 17 4 30 CST. Mrs Fred P Stears grandchildren weekend in Waldwick. grandkids visit daughter Mrs Arnold Walton hospitalized. they return to Frankville Ia. Rummage sale Friday Oct 18 9 a m First National Bank by St Andrew's Church.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. urged intensified Negro boycott of downtown stores in Birmingham and warned of possibly larger racial demonstrations this week. At a mass rally he accused white merchants of broken promises after agreements ended May protests. He said he was assessing progress since demands were pressed on city leaders.
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts and visits unfold with Rev LaVerne Reeser and family from River Grove. Will Meinert and Virgil Juda join. Sharon Gapen, student nurse, visits her parents Don and Mrs Gapen. Emma Adams visits daughter Clare Wilson in Jutlo. 50th anniversary open house for William and Mrs Larson in Waukesha. Burghess dinner dance in Freeport. horse trail ride near Clinton Sabula with Hemphill Bennehoff Sowards families and two grandsons.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Leaich of 4619 Ill street Lowes Park NL welcomed a son named Aaron David born on October 11. Mrs Leaich is the former Alice Norder daughter of Ray Norder of Durand Ill Mrs William Norder of Monroe is the great grandmother.
A summer yearling Hereford named George won top honors at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City, shown by Judy Hurlbut of Verona.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Segner of Monticello announce the birth of daughter Heidi Jo on October 2. She has three sisters Cathy 15 Nancy 12 Lori 2 and brother Wayne 7. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Segner and Herman Ritschard of Monroe, with great great grandmother Mrs Maggie Ritschard.
Mr and Mrs Anton Grawehr Jr announce the birth of their daughter Denna Sue on Saturday at St Clare hospital. Denna joins brothers Joseph Donald and Thomas with paternal grandparents Anton Grawehr Sr Monroe and maternal grandparents J L Harder Meade Kansas in attendance.
Gody Schuetz a former New Glarus resident now ski instructor at Lake Tahoe will be guest speaker for the Monroe Kiwanis Club meeting Thursday at 12 15 p m in the Swiss Wheel venue.
At the Monroe high school event last night the drivers course was conducted and several tests were performed on Lions Club members during the meeting at Swiss Wheel.
Assemblyman C. M. Stauffer of Monticello fell ill at his home at 7 15 a m and was taken to St Clare hospital for treatment of a circulatory condition that first appeared months ago. His condition is recorded as satisfactory.
The regional school board meeting at Darlington High School is designated as the Green County official school board convention by Rudolph T Haskee county superintendent. Session begins at 8 p.m with a custodial workshop. Attending members receive a certificate of attendance authorizing $8 plus six cents per mile.
A seven person band including two women robbed a loan agency in Caracas today, stealing about 15000 bolivars, the equivalent of 3300 dollars, in a bold heist tied to the Alliance for Progress.
The Monroe high school and pep bands play a central role in Homecoming events. Fredric Rosa directs the Thursday pep rally, Sandy Fritz leads the circus band in the parade, and Ernest Wegmueller provides the tractor wagon. Allan F. Barnard directs the Friday night concert and halftime show featuring a Welcome New High School Teachers sequence and an honor guard as the team returns for the second half.
Dane County sheriff's office says an arson investigation is underway into a Monday fire at the Thompson State Prison farm near Cambridge. The loss is estimated at 20000 dollars, with a 36 by 90 foot building, baled hay, and two animals burned. An unidentified person was nearby before the blaze. A previous July 15 fire hit a larger barn on the same property.
Former Republican National Chairman Meade Alcorn reportedly rejects an invitation to be national manager of Governor Nelson Rockefeller's 1964 GOP presidential bid. The move leaves Rockefeller's campaign without that top organizational position as it builds support.
Charles Christman age 2 percent drowned Monday after falling into a fish hatchery pool owned by Dr. William Bauer a Ladysmith physician.
Stanley Barr and Charles Mowbray oversee a driver training session focusing on tests and new methods. The article notes practical exercises and safety emphasis for learners.
To ward off evil spirits Yemenis darken eyelids and eyelashes with kohl, an antimony compound. Men tint beards and nails with henna, a reddish brown plant dye.
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Wisconsin forest fire danger is extreme with Price County labeled explosive. Rainfall is well below normal and outdoor burning is restricted. Weekend fires reached 46, burning over 150 acres, twice last year’s pace. Most blazes blamed on careless handling of ashes and rubbish.
A 62 year old man Otto Staub died from smoke inhalation in a Monday night fire at a small two story Milwaukee cottage. Staub was pronounced dead at County Emergency hospital. Staub's wife escaped to safety.
Juda honors Miss Inez Weaver retired Juda exchange chief operator with a testimonial program tomorrow at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. August Derleth Wisconsin author will be featured speaker with the Juda high school band performing. Coffee and cookies to follow.
MENOMINEE Mich A Menominee area couple was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of their eight month old daughter in the family driveway last December 11 Circuit Judge Ernest Brown ordered a pre sentence investigation. Authorities say Mrs Jackson placed the infant behind the back wheels of the car to stop her husband from leaving the home. Jackson 41 and wife Gladys 30 faced the accusation and were convicted late Monday.
Elmer Schlemme of the NFO outlined bargaining gains with processors during a Green County meeting in the agriculture building. He noted growth to 700 delegates at the Wisconsin Rapids state gathering, up from 300 in 1962, and said labor built fast. Fred Krebs presided. NFC women served lunch to about 175 attendees.
New Glarus high school cheerleaders select royal blue culottes red windbreakers and red knee socks. Final selections announced after term end by faculty and Student Council. Students named include Diane Stuessy Nancy Ferris Elsa Wieser Barbara Hartman Jane Ziltner and Beth Marty.
Classified workers wanted in The Monroe Evening Times help section highlight job ads across industries. Readers explore listings for openings, requirements, and contact details as employers seek suitable applicants.
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