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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1963
Page
8
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers likely in the northwest tonight and east south on Friday. Warmth in the northwest half fading Friday with highs in the 70s to 80s. Local readings include sunlit details and barometer figures. Police notes report speeding forfeiture and birth notices list several local families with Oct 23 events.
A list from St. Clare Hospital items include accident patients in medical and surgical groups and a long roll of dismissals. Names span Larry Marty Ar gyle Steven Spring Monticello Gail Hefty 1616 15th avenue and others across Woodford Beloit Shullsburg Sterling Brodhead Stockton Monticello.
The dinner drew 1964 Corn Picking Contest planners from Sioux Falls led by Paul Batchelor and Gordon Olson, plus a Worthington delegation arriving by three planes to gather data for the 1967 national event. Clarence Grundahl of the Green County Agricultural Chest spoke as event sponsor. Joseph Urban of WEKZ was emcee.
Steven Caring Avear o of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Spring Route 1 Monticello was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 545 p.m. yesterday for treatment of a fractured right arm. He suffered the injury from a fall near his home. His condition is good.
Miss Ingrid Bothe visits Toronto, while Wisconsin football films air Fridays at 9:30 pm at American Legion Club rooms. City officials attend the League of Municipalities convention in Milwaukee. Christmas cards and gifts advertised alongside holiday photo services. Dr E C Elmer of Pittsburgh to speak at Ludlow Memorial library. Marquette student Ronald Bregenzer travels with sister to Boulder to visit friends and attend University homecoming.
A listing from page 1 shows several states naming individuals and brands for pickers shells and combines. Entries include Minnesota Missouri South Dakota Nebraska Michigan with dealers and models such as New Idea 315 Massey Ferguson 300 Minneapolis-Moline John Deere and Ford among others.
Mt Horeb Lions Club sponsors an eight o clock benefit show in the high school gym. Acts include the Fantastic Barbershop Quartet For Mers Harmonaires Close Quarters and the Four Ladies Quartet along with the Capital Chorusmen chorus.
Mrs Chester Wyss of Rock City Illinois is in a cast for four more weeks after a cow pinned her to a barn door causing a broken collar bone. Formerly Alice Signer, she is the daughter of Ludwig Signer. James Mauermann announced evening square dancing at the community center from 7 to 8 30 open to grades three through seven with Fritz Wittner as caller. Airman first class Robert Webber on a 30 day furlough from Goose Bay Labrador to Glasgow with wife and son Bobby. Jacob Bruni named chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Drive organized by the fire department
Mrs Emmett J Norton of 5331 22nd Avenue is in good condition at St. Clare hospital after a fall at home caused a broken hip and surgery yesterday. Gail Hefty, 17 months old, daughter of Mrs. Juanita Hefty and Eugene Hefty, was treated at St. Clare for first and second degree burns after hot coffee spilled on her at 5 15 p m yesterday.
Larry Marty aged 16, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Marty of Route 1 Argyle, was admitted to St Clare hospital at 6 50 pm for a fractured nose sustained while playing football. His condition is reported as satisfactory.
Mrs Veril Patterson 62 of Argle was treated at St Clare hospital for a dislocated right shoulder after a fall at home. She was treated and reported in good condition the following day.
Jeffrey Robert Mohns three year old son of Mr and Mrs Gordon C Mohns of 1810 15th avenue underwent minor surgery this morning at St Clare hospital after being admitted yesterday afternoon His condition is good and he will be dismissed tomorrow afternoon.
A Norton Bros farm display in Jefferson Township features a litter of ten pigs from Walnut Grove Iowa. The ten head litter was farrowed on September 16 and weaned at four weeks.
Morocco's King Hassan I said he would meet Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella anywhere with no preconditions to halt bloodshed. He urged Ben Bella to end undermining the Moroccan regime as fighting flared near the Saharan oasis of Hassi Beida with Moroccan planes responding to a major Algerian attack.
Darlington school board rejected W K Mc Daniels proposal to reconsider granting an option on city property as a potential high school site. The measure failed 63 at Tuesday night meeting. McDaniel also asked for a referendum on the site. Cecil McWilliams announced plans to bill fairground users with meters and a $600 yearly school district charge.
President Harry S. Truman stumbled into an evergreen shrub patch while on his routine early morning walk in Grinnell Iowa. He emerged unhurt and continued his schedule.
Strickler of Strickler's markets in New Glarus and Madison bought the grand champion 1107 pound steer for 1 dollar a pound at the 46th Southern Wisconsin Junior Livestock Exposition held at the Dane County fairgrounds. Pat Griswold, 15, of Livingston, showed the grand beef and won reserve beef carcass. James Cox, 20, of Mineral Point, was cited for showmanship and cooperation. Runners up included John Blotz of Dodgeville and Tom Argail. Average sale prices were about 25 dollars per hundredweight for steers, hogs 19.82, and fat lambs 22.15. Other winners: Ellyn Richards, Lodi, 106 pounds at 2.25. Gary North, Honey Creek, top barrow at 3.10. David Keiffer, Mineral Point, 75 cents for quality meats beef. Kathy Griswold, Livingston, top lamb at 1.20. Gary Skalitzky, Waterloo, top hog at 1.25.
London coroner ruled Diana Churchill died by acute barbiturate poisoning self administered after body found at 54. Pathologist testified 17 sleeping pills recovered. The ex wife of Duncan Sandys, Diana Churchill, died last Sunday in an apparent suicide. In Miami, two anti Castro revolutionaries reported $2000 worth of arms were concrete blocks and grass. sellers were traced and money returned.
The Royal Neighbors Club of Monroe celebrated its 63rd anniversary at a potluck in the IOOF hall last evening. Co chairmen were Mrs John Hirsbrunner and Mrs Ted Portmann, with entertainment by Mrs Chester Pfund and Mrs Emma Stoll. The group began on Oct 31 1900 with 27 charter members as several members were honored with the birthday song.
Charles A Reynolds 88 a retired Warren area farmer died yesterday at Freeport Memorial hospital Survivors include son Norris Warren a daughter Mrs Cletus Rummell Warren a sister Mrs Arthur Keller Janesville a brother Fordice Florida and two grandchildren Services set for 2 pm tomorrow at Bartell funeral home Warren with Rev Curtis Rolff Warren Methodist Church officiating Burial will follow at Elwood Cemetery Warren
The Borden Co. announced a $6 million fluid milk processing plant to serve the Chicago area. The one story facility at Woodstock will cover 35 acres off the U S 14 bypass and process two million pounds of milk daily using milk from Illinois and Wisconsin farms.
Mrs Belle Jackson 89 longtime Albany native and former Belle Swartz died Saturday in Los Angeles. She was daughter of Rev C C Swartz and Margaret Swartz and aunt to Mrs Wagner of Wagner's Nursing Home Monroe and Alvin Elmer of Monroe. Services and burial were held in Los Angeles Tuesday.
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