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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
8
Partly cloudy forecast for Wisconsin with widely scattered thundershowers in the southeast and extreme south tonight and Thursday. Temperatures hold with lows mid 40s to mid 50s and highs mostly in the 70s. Monroe zone sees similar stable temperatures with possible showers tonight and Thursday morning. temps lows mid to upper 50s and highs 74 to 79.
Since yesterday 1 p.m. high 78 and low 62. A year ago today high 68 and low 46. Precipitation since yesterday 1 p.m. 0.03 inch. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.21 and 1 p.m. 30.23. Warmest spot YuMA, Ariz at 97 and coldest Olean, N.Y. at unknown. Sunrise 6:13 sunset 5:18.
Letters of administration issued to Robert F. Vogel of Brodhead for the estate of his father Charles H. Vogel who died September 3. Appraisers named E. D. Porterfield and Willis Lorch. The wife and seven children are heirs at law.
Obituary notice lists the passing of Assemblyman Christ M. Stauffer aged 67 of Monticello Asa M Royce aged 86 of Platteville and Henry Hartmann aged 76 of Whitewater with no further details provided in the fragment.
A list from St. Clare Hospital includes patients under Medical Surgical and Dismissals. Names cover Conrad Elmer Sr and Mabel Aughton among Medical, Gilbert Butts and Charlene Gilbertson among Surgical, with numerous discharged patients and infant twins noted.
Wisconsin Rep. Robert W. Kastenmeier helped author a House resolution pledging support for White House disarmament aims. A Senate companion was also introduced urging President Kennedy to craft detailed plans for an international peace authority with broad inspection and control guarantees.
NEW GLARUS Times Special reports the Stuessy Kuenzi American Legion Post schedules a turkey dinner for all veterans on Monday Oct 28. At the post meeting Jacob Bruni presents a report on a joint department session. A membership drive is under way and an aerial roundup is planned for Sunday Nov 17.
Edgar O Ostrander 91 of Juda died Oct 13 in a Green County hospital. Funeral services at Newcomer Funeral Home led by Rev Melvin Nickel of Juda EUB Church. Burial in Union Hill Cemetery Oakley. Organist was Mrs Lillian Trickel. Pallbearers were Virgil Wunschel Davis Ill LaVerne Wunschel Seward Ill Vernon Ostrander Rodney Duchow Harold Davis and Andrew Sharer all of Juda.
Personal notices list weekly euchre at Legion Hall and a card party at Argus School on October 19. Milwakee seminar attendee Robert E. Zuercher. Mrs Nettie Bleiler returns home from Sturgeon Bay visit. falls of rummage sale at Grace Lutheran Church October 18. Moose Women meet October 16. Wedding of Linda Van Houten to Charles Bennehoff Jr. at Rock Grove Lutheran Church. Martintown chicken supper October 17 at 4:30 CST.
Unofficial returns show Gen Chung Hee Park winning the presidency after a military coup two years earlier. Yun Po sun’s Civil Rule party conceded near victory as Park, who resigned his military commission to campaign, led with overwhelming support though opposition candidates together polled 694,372 votes.
Brodhead Wisconsin special notice reports Henry Hartmann age 76 of Whitewater died Sunday. Services planned for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Ferrick Funeral Home Milwaukee burial Pine Lawn Cemetery Wauwatosa. He was born in Wauwatosa and married Alma Drefahl. survivors include daughter Norma Noval Whitewater son Edward Bancroft three sisters a brother in Milwaukee ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
MILWAUKEE The police and sheriff departments began investigations into a judge reports that the method allowed officers to fix moving traffic tickets. Sheriff Michael Wolke said the process may take time as they corroborate information from deputies and continue inquiries.
Asa M. Royce former president of Platteville College and Oconto native died after a weeklong illness at Con ness hospital Milwaukee He led Platteville College from 1916 to 1942 and was active in Kiwanis He is survived by two daughters and several grandchildren Funeral services set for 10 am at Thomas funeral home Platteville with burial in Oconto
Madison Wisconsin dairy market reports steady demand for cheese with fair to good demand and adequate supplies for large styles while small styles run just adequate to short. Cheddar prices 35 to 38 percent. 40 pound blocks 36 to 39. single daisies 38.55 to 39. longhorns 38.54 to 39.2. midgets 37.54 to 40.42. Swiss prices unchanged with blocks A 43 to 45, B 41 to 42, C 37 to 39.
A legend says Columbus first reached Martinique because all island inhabitants were women. The tale links his voyage to the island’s imagined all female inhabitants and historic myths surrounding discovery.
Erhard elected chancellor of West Germany after Adenauer retirement. Bundestag vote 279 to 180 with 24 abstentions and one invalid ballot. Coalition of Christian Democrats and Free Democrats supported Erhard, Socialists opposed. Erhard, 66, has long led the economy as economics minister.
At its annual meeting the Wisconsin state Baptist convention adopted a resolution urging passage of federal civil rights legislation. The action places emphasis on civil rights advocacy within religious groups and aligns with national reform efforts.
A cryptic phrase hints at a cherished stage moment resurfacing after a long disappearance. The incident blends theater lore with a reminder that memory can restore what time seems to erase.
Miss Jeanine Olson Beloit and a former South Wayne resident are noted as surgical patients at Mercy Hospital in Janesville. Conrad Elmer Sr. Route 4 was admitted to St. Clare Hospital after a tractor accident causing chest injuries and facial contusions with his condition listed as good. A tour group from Roscoe and Milwaukee visited Chalet of the Golden Fleece and nearby sites.
Sidney Murland is a patient at the VA hospital in Madison.
Jordan Township schedules a special Friday night meeting at the Town Hall to decide on constructing a building beside the hall to house township equipment and related needs.
Supt. Derwin J. Huenink spoke at the Monroe Rotary meeting held yesterday at Marco's about future plans for Monroe public schools. He outlined priorities for curriculum, facilities, and student opportunities as the district contemplates growth and development.
Schools in Stephenson County Illinois join Carroll Jo Daviess Winnebago and Boone in closing Friday amid unsettled conditions. Officials urged families to monitor updates and ensure safe travel plans for students and staff.
Monticello Special: Parents of band and chorus members are urged to attend a meeting tomorrow night at 8 p.m. in the high school, as the annual fall teachers institute closes Friday in Rockford.
Glenn Knouse, a dairy farmer near the Davis cheese factory south of Browntown, reported three cows struck dead by lightning during the night. The animals were found in the pasture at milking time this morning.
New York stock activity shows a mixed session with blue chips slipping while several drug stocks rise. The Associated Press average edges up 0.4 at noon to 278.4 and the Dow up 1.07 to 743.26 as the market consolidates near recent highs.
Five persons died in separate crashes across Wisconsin raising the 1963 highway toll to 682. In Milwaukee Jerry E. Gerzine 20 was killed in a two car collision. a 17 year old girl in his car was only slightly injured. Michael E. Moore 18 of Kenosha died when his car went off a curve and hit a tree. Doris Severson 24 of Elena was killed when her car overturned near Strum. Eugene Thompson 22 of Racine died from injuries after a tree collision near Kenosha. Bert F. Seaman 78 died in a two car collision near Milwaukee's South Side.
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