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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1972
Page
10
Daily forecast items describe a mix of clouds showers and mild temperatures across Wisconsin with highs in 40s to 60s and cooler northwest. Obituaries list Lena Meythaler Julie Hendrickson Samuel Hefty plus numerous residents in regional towns. Dismissals and transfers noted for local hospitals.
Obituary notices list Julia Hendrickson 75 of Darlington died Oct 26 after a short illness in Lafayette Memorial Hospital. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles ONeill and sons Delbert and Virgil Meyer all of Darlington, among others. Funeral 10:30 am Oct 28 at Holy Rosary Catholic Church with burial in church cemetery. Rosary tonight at Steil Funeral Home. Additional notices include Hugo Karl Rulle 81 of Brodhead who died Oct 29, 1891, and other survivors and funeral details for local residents.
Rachel Pinnow, 2, of Brodhead, was expected to be released today after a fall from a tractor that caused bruises and scrapes. Craig Kaczmar, 34, of Middleton, is in St. Clare Hospital with head and internal injuries from a road work accident. Samuel Rubi, 60, at 1208 9th St., is in the ICU after a heart attack and is improving. Mrs. Victor Bahl of Evansville is in the ICU with a heart condition.
Trow Lyle Trow of Rt. 1 Brooklyn was reelected president of the English Settlement Cemetery Association at the annual meeting held Thursday evening at the home of Harvey Graves in Albany. Other officers include Mrs. Archie Francis of Albany as secretary and Mrs. Harvey Graves as treasurer.
Evansville Eastern Star Chapter organizes a Sunday November 5 luncheon at the Masonic Temple with service from 11 30 a m to 2 p m. Public invited and a large variety of foods will be served. West Area 4H Clubs hold Achievement Night at 8 p m Saturday at the Green County Ag Building with several clubs performing and awards by 4H agent Jim Barthel. MT Horeb hosts a house tour Sunday 1 30 to 4 30 p m sponsored by the American Field Service featuring homes of Brager Vasens Skinruds Petersons and Gribbs.
Monroe police log records three minor crashes with no injuries. At 8 30 p m Wednesday Roger Liddicoat backed into James Allen on 17th Avenue 1000 block causing minor damage. Thursday 2 35 p m Ralph Mahikuch’s car was struck by William Swenson backing from a stall on 17th Avenue no damage to Swenson. At 9 08 p m William Wunschel backed into Charles Swenson’s parked car on 11th Street 1600 block causing minor damage.
Janesville office hours are 8:30 to 4:30 weekdays at 12 N Parker Drive with phone 752-7438. Contact stations in Monroe and Darlington host 9 to 12 or 9:30 to 12:30 on specific Tuesdays in November. No telephones at the contact stations. Bienema's open Eve's till 9.
Mrs Lena Meythaler 81 widow of Monroe merchants died at 2 22 am in Fairhaven at White Water after residence here eight years formerly 1702 16th St Monroe born July 2 1891 daughter of John C and Louise Lanz Discher in clothing business with Two Johns later Meythaler Brothers Grocery for 40 years survived by two sons Robert Kenilworth Ill Fred Barrington Ill a daughter Mary Louise Ogden Oceanside Calif a brother Arthur Discher Cary Ill a sister Mrs John Brady Lake Geneva eight grandchildren three great grandchildren husband died Dec 12 1956 father died Nov 21 1941 and her final paragraph cut off
The report lists area stockings totaling 2,400 Brown Trout 3,500 Rainbow Trout 4,000 Brook Trout and 5,000 Walleye Pike. Senator Gordon Roseleip praised the group and offered assistance while noting the railroad right of way purchase from Brodhead to New Glarus. Bob Went of the DNR spoke to attendees.
The Green County Sheriff's Department lists four accidents. Wayne E. Berger, 25, collided with Margaret A. Roethlisberger, rt. 1, Gratiot, on Wis. 112 near Clarno Township at 6 52 a.m. Thursday. Larry N. Wilder, rt. 1, skidded on gravel south of Dayton at 11 45 p.m. with Mary Pinkerton injured. car toppled but no treatment. Dwight L. Swenson, 16, rt. 1, Blanchardville, lost control on Badger Town Road near New The car hit a sod embankment. Gary M. Smith, 15, New Glarus, went into a ditch on CT H near New Glarus at 8 33 p.m. Thursday.
Cattle prices ease across classes with steers 31.50 to 34.50 and heifers 30.00 to 32.50. Calves steady with choice 62.00 to 66.00. Hogs steady to 0.25 higher, lightweight to heavy butchers 27.00 to 27.50 and 26.00 to 27.00 respectively. Lambs steady with good to choice 20.50 to 24.00 and ewes 3.00 to 5.00.
Thirty Monroe students will travel by bus to Connetquot High School Bohemia New York for the first meeting of this year’s exchange They will return November 12 In spring visiting students will stay with Monroe hosts and attend local schools Fundraising included food stands at Maxwell Street Green County Fair and Cheese Days plus 1973 Wisconsin calendars Advisor is Mrs William Spoerry with chaperones Fred R Simpson and Mrs W R Schuetze Committees cover conduct dress code public relations gifts bus and sign route booklet clothing and serving as summer president Deb Krauss is the summer president with Tom Zupane as current president.
The Monroe Rotary Club noon meeting featured Dr. Geoffery Tullett presenting on Coronary Artery Disease and Intensive Care. Dr. John Frantz introduced the speaker, with guests Dr. John Brinkley and Gerald Krause in attendance.
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