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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
6
North part of Wisconsin Fair and northwestern areas expect partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures. Southern areas forecast considerable cloudiness and a chance of showers in Sunday afternoon with highs in the 60s to 70s and overnight lows from the low 40s to mid 50s. Barometer at 1 am 30.09 and 10 am 30.09 with sunrise at 6 25 and sunset at 5 03.
Public notices detail transfers from Ernest Wellman to Elizabeth Leopold of part It 7 in Juda and Virgil Marshall to Austin Karnuth of It 3 in Albany, plus Green County Public Welfare to Minnick Ring for Lots 2 and 4 in Bik 186 Brodhead and other parcels in Decatur Sylvester and surrounding areas.
Estates probated list two executors A anc Lincoln A Stauffacher co executors of Bertha Stauffacher Monroe who died Sept 20 1951 will dated July 20 1951 appraisers Victor I Carson and F L Buchschacher two sons and five daughters heirs LaVerne Lederman Brodhead executor Lena Kaser Brodhead died Oct 7 1959 husband Jake heir under will dated Dec 17 1959.
Forfeitures list several speeding fines including Harold L. Sedwick of Benton and Edward C. Soper of Monticello each forfeiting $10. A stop sign violation by Edward C. Soper also results in a $10 fine. Milwau kee is noted as a location in the report.
Obituaries announce the deaths of John Howe age 83 of Darlington Arvid N Anderson age 54 of Madison and Mr and Mrs Donald Andrews of Juda and Mr and Mrs William Wand of Beloit with dates late October provided for two couples and one individual.
A hospital notice lists patients, medical and surgical staff and a large set of dismissals. Individuals include Cynthia Andreaus Argyle Dale Anderson Belleville Norman Wells 1018 16th street Edward E Alexander Darlington Joan Dalton Blanchardville David O Blum Route 3 Mrs Otto Olsen Juda Richard Vorpagel Elkhorn Mrs Earl Terrill Janesville Lloyd Richardson Route 2 David ZZimmermanMonticello Charlotte Stockson Belleville George E Deegan Brodhead Mrs Joseph Goebel Davis James R Rynning Daren Friedrichs William Broderick Julius Wendlandt Gregory Wuetrich Jeffrey Mohns John F Erb Frank Unger Mrs Jacob Schuler Debra Lynn Noss Mrs Le Roy Arnes and daughter.
John Rosa age 10, son of Mr and Mrs Rosa of 2105 5th street, attends 5th grade at East school via a special telephone setup while bedridden with acute arthritis for three weeks. He can talk by pressing a button heard by his class, with teacher Mrs Jerome Howe. Christine Weir had a similar bedside arrangement years ago.
Excavation is underway on Idle Hour Mansion land near Monroe for a 300 by 200 foot fresh water lake. Owner Beile Elliott envisions winter ice skating and summer swimming, with the lake fed by a spring. Bed work is by Jacob Schlittler of Brodhead.
Judge Arthur L. Luepke will call the October calendar at 2 p m Monday The jury has been called for 9 am Tuesday Seven cases are set for fact for jury and two for court Helen F Myers clerk of court reports Fact for jury cases include State of Wisconsin v Kenneth dwelling without consent of owner County of Green v Charles M Pryce Jr operating a vehicle while under the influence of intoxicants County of Green v Lawrence E Topp Ernest H Schultz and Wisconsin Mutual Insurance Co v Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co accident actions for damages Wanda Feller et al v Dairyland Mutual Insurance Co et al with Northwestern National Casualty Company impleaded accident actions for damages Tom Every v Lada L DeVoe foreclosure Mary Singletary v Rural Mutual Insurance Co Ronald Shrier and American Mutual Liability Insurance v Fay Rochester and Allied American Mutual Fire Insurance Co, said actions for damages A writ of certiorari has been filed for a fact for court reviewing assessment of the Village of Monticello Board of Review Dish Hardware has filed a case against Mrs Gladys Sager on a debt.
Immunization clinics will run 3 to 8 p.m. at Monroe Community Center Bank of Brodhead Monticello high school New Glarus elementary School Bank of Albany and Browntown school with at least one doctor present Albany and Browntown hours 3 to 6 p.m. Cards for students must be returned. A Green County Medical Society questionnaire explains polio Sabin vaccine safety and dosage for all ages over two months with no cost though a 25 cent per dose optional contribution requested.
Sen William Proxmire was in Monroe today on his way back to Washington D C. A rummage sale featuring clothing gifts and miscellany runs Wednesday 9 to 5 at 2322 15th Ave. Mrs Bonnie Anderson of Argyle visits Spokane Washington. Regular meeting of St Omar Chapter No 90 CES Masonic Temple Monday Oct 28 at 8 PM with sale of homemade candy. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Steiner of Argyle return from Kincheloe Air Force Base Michigan after visiting Lt Col and Mrs Amos Waage. Robert and Celestine Burns travel from Colorado Springs to Monroe due to their father's illness.
Arvid N. Anderson 54 a chef at Fedele's Madison native of Mt Horeb died yesterday in a Madison hospital after a brief illness. He lived in Madison 30 years and is survived by wife Lucille Klitzman a son Norman a daughter Sandra Jacobson two brothers Edwin Norval a sister Lila Helgerson and one grandchild Funeral arrangements are pending at Memorial funeral chapel 235 King Street Madison.
John Howe 83 lifelong resident of Darlington died yesterday after a long illness in a Dodgeville hospital. Services set for 9 a.m. Monday at Holy Rosary Catholic church with viewing at Steil funeral home tomorrow. He once worked for Oscar Mayer and Co. in Madison. No immediate survivors.
Floor care leader training sessions for the November Homemakers lesson will run over the next two weeks. Attendees unable to join day sessions may obtain guidance at the Agricultural building Tuesday at 8 p.m. Day schedules include Browntown Center Monday 1:30 p.m. at Mrs James Wells home Monroe Centers Tuesday 8 p.m. Agricultural building New Glarus Center Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Mrs Walter Streiff's home Monticello Centers Thursday 1:30 p.m. Zwinglin church parish house Brodhead Center Monday 2 County Center Tuesday November 11 p.m. Mrs Ted Miller's home November 7 1:30 p.m. Kenneth Parsons home.
Orangeville defeated Lena 20 13 in the homecoming game. Judy Monte daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Monte Orangeville former Firemen s Festival queen was crowned Homecoming Queen during the dance. Gary Obert son of Mr and Mrs George Obert was captain of the Orangeville team and king for the dance.
Robert Timm son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Timm Route 1 has received a $100 scholarship to attend the University of Wisconsin Short Course in Agriculture. The course begins November 11. Timm was honored by the Wisconsin Holstein Friesian Association in 1962 and is a Monroe high school Class of 1963 graduate.
The Air Force fired an Atlas Agena satellite rocket combination from Point Arguello California on Friday. There was no word on whether it achieved orbit. Dial 325-5101.
Washington report on Secretary of Defense McNamara ordering immediate construction of a conventional powered aircraft carrier CVA 67, ending plans for an atomic carrier. The move follows cost considerations and shifts in defense priorities, with openness to future nuclear options while highlighting ongoing atomic ships like Enterprise, Long Beach, and Bainbridge.
Authorities in Broistedt Germany abandoned hope for 39 miners trapped by flooding since Thursday night. Four others are expected to be saved, with rescue teams continuing work despite the grim notice. Relatives and rescuers faced long hours of uncertainty as water-filled chambers and depths up to 300 feet hinder operations.
President Kennedy travels to Amherst College to honor the late poet Robert Frost. The ceremony marks a memorial moment for Frost with high level attendance and national media coverage.
George Wells will speak on Survival during the Boy Scout Troop 114 Court of Honor on Monday at 7 30 p m in St John s United Church of Christ. Mr and Mrs Larry Flesher have named Scott Allan for their son born Wednesday. Linda Pulver and Margerite P Whitehead backed from parking stalls and collided in Monroe at 12 11 p m.
Public Service Commission of Wisconsin approved the assignment of LC-38429 from Lee C. Jacobs trading as Grants Transfer at 1510 15th Avenue to Ralph Duchow trading as Duchow's Transfer at 1104 29th Avenue. Order granted October 14. Brodhead Times Special corrects earlier report naming Mrs Roger Clark of Brodhead as the auto accident victim at First Center Avenue and 16th Street, not Mrs Marian Clark of Evansville.
Cynthia Mae Andrews five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Andrews Route Argyle was admitted to St Clare Hospital at noon yesterday for treatment of a fractured left leg She suffered the injury when she caught in the power take off of the tractor near her home Her condition is reported as satisfactory.
Mrs. Christian Patt, 43, of Janesville, admitted to St Clare hospital with contusions after falling ten stairs at home Thursday night and is in good condition. Norman Wells, 53, of 1016 16th Street, treated for an eye injury at St Clare hospital yesterday from a block of wood struck during Monroe city street department work and released today.
A 5-year-old girl, Michelle Moran, abducted from her mother's car Friday night at a busy East Lansing shopping center, was found alive and unharmed a few miles east of Lansing in a ditch. Police described the suspect as a bespectacled darkComplexioned man as 200 officers and civilians searched a 25 square mile wooded area.
Federal agents killed Nolan Mack, 38, a feared narcotics peddler, after a 10 mile chase along Dan Ryan to Northwest Expressway. Agent Gale Ruhl was wounded in the forehead and listed in good condition at Belmont hospital. Investigations into Mack’s narcotics and gambling activities faced informant fear, with two informers and a former accomplice slain in the past two years.
NADMINGTON The nation s producers of feed grains corn oats barley and sorghum grain will cash in on Europe s poor crop year along with domestic wheat producers. A Agriculture Department Foreign Service report predicts a sizable rise in US exports to both Western and Eastern Europe driven by Western Europe s expanding livestock production and demand for feed grains. Near record exports last year totaled 420 million bushels of corn 25 million oats 67 million barley and 120 million sorghum. Foreign buyers rely on the United States for feed grains as it remains the major producer with the bulk of world stocks.
A plan to establish a four year University of Wisconsin branch in Sheboygan was introduced Friday in the Sheboygan County Board. The proposal seeks to expand higher education access in the region and may lead to future hearings or actions by county officials.
The Prep football team lost momentum after a late interception, but strong drive efforts from Buchholtz and Cohen highlighted a high scoring fourth quarter. Monroe led with 431 total yards and 17 first downs as Wisconsin High fought to the final play at Recreation Park.
In Montreal, thieves broke into M. G. Tery’s residence overnight and took a safe containing an estimated $100,000 in jewels. They fled in Tery’s new car, per a police report cited by The Monroe Evening Times through Classified ads.
Soldiers of the 2nd Armored Division arrive in Germany for Exercise Big Lift assembling near Frankfurt. They moved heavy gear from stockpiles in preparation for war games next week after a long airlift from Ft Hood. Two German civilians were hospitalized after a near head on collision with a tank near Darmstadt. An Italian car collided with a 10 ton truck near Mannheim with no injuries.
SAN DIEGO California retired Admiral William H Standley 91 former U S ambassador to Russia during WWII died Friday He served as ambassador in 1942 HOVE England actor dramatist Henry Francis Maltby 82 author of more than 40 plays dating back to 1914 died Friday night HOUSTON Texas Mrs Cora J Kerr widow of Chicago White Sox player Dickie Kerr died Friday Kerr was exonerated in the Black Sox scandal and died in May TOKYO Keizo Shibusawa 67 noted Japanese financier who led the country’s finances after World War II died Friday LONDON Lord Grey de Ruthyn 80 who called himself the poorest peer in Britain died Friday on his birthday He often declined ceremonial invitations due to cost
Lord Evans, physician to the Queen, died today at age 60. He treated kings queens and prime ministers and had been admitted to King Edward VII Hospital in September for a checkup.
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