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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
8
The forecast notes considerable cloudiness tonight and Thursday with warmer conditions. Scattered light showers are possible in the northeast this afternoon. Tonight lows 36 to 44 and highs Thursday 55 to 64. Monroe area: mostly cloudy, warmer with lows 40 to 44 and high near 58 to 64.
Real estate transfers include Leo M. ties estate to Carl Hafen for about 100 acres in Spring Grove Township. Clayton M. Engen to Thomas A. Hefty for 50 ft of Outlet 172 in New Glarus Assessor's Plat. Thomas A. Hefty to Ronald J. Tschudy for It 3 block 2 in Mathias Stuessy's Add New Glarus. Frank Mau et al to Robert Rutsch for Its 13 14 15 bik 4 Eastlawn Subdiv Monroe. Helen F. Walch to Robert E. Paulik for E 60 ft of Its 10 11 bik 22 Tallman's Add Chris. Edward Alston to Southern Wisconsin Co-operative for undivided one half of one acre in Monroe Township.
County Court notes Judge Roger L. Elmer Eldon H. Schroeder of Beloit found for speeding at night and forfeited a $25 bond. Sheriff’s Department reports Lawrence C. Haugen of Orfordville charged with operating on the left side of the highway yellow line and forfeited a $30 bond.
Carl J. Donkers of Monroe was granted an absolute divorce from Dorothy Elaine Donkers of Bradford England for cruel and inhuman treatment. Dorothy receives alimony of 100 dollars monthly and custody of two minor children. a property settlement was issued.
Forfeitures issued to William D. Stovall Jr of Mon ticello for failing to report an unattended vehicle and to Donald R. Rufenacht of Santa Ana California for failing to yield right of way with penalties of 25 and 10 dollars. Deaths include Reuben E Wert 76 of Lock Haven Pennsylvania. Births announce Gary and wife welcome a son on October 29.
Erhardt Mueller of Two Rivers, a major Wisconsin smokede fish operator, dismisses the FDA guidance urging housewives to destroy smoked fish from the Great Lakes. He cites 25 years of production with no botulism cases and notes Wisconsin law blocks vacuum packed packaging. He questions applying the nationwide ban to his state.
Funeral services were conducted for Richard Lee Schmiedlin 22 of Prairie near Fennimore and Andrew R Tschudy 81 of Jefferson Township. Schmiedlin died Sunday night in a one-year crash and was laid to rest at Prairie cemetery with committal at the funeral home. Tschudy’s rites were at St John s United Church of Christ with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Memorials were directed to the Bensonville Children s Home.
A St Clare Hospital notice lists patients in several departments including Mrs Allen Andrews Beloit Mrs Bert Russell South Beloit Ole M Jeremiason Blanchardville Isadore Smith 1719 19th Street Kenneth Jensen Racine George Scalia Beloit Mrs Richard C Gudgeon Mr Horeb Mrs Verne Wilke Foot Ve Mrs Howard Gould Belle Mrs Edward Zellner 1425 1 Avenue Mrs William E Schmitz 2317 13th Street and Duane Alan Clark Brodhead Surgical John Runke Jr Argyle Robert W Jones Brodhead Dismissals: Earl Coplien Jeffrey W Krier Kurt B Nipple Martin G Lawson Ronald Schneider John M Dearth George M Bowers Leonard S Novak William H Lee Donald Voysey David Wild Mrs Donald Heckman Mrs Alfred Guttmer Mrs Genevieve Kenney Charlotte Storckson Mrs Ada Telfair Mrs Christian Patt and Mrs Carl Davidson and son.
Public euchre at Legion Hall every Wednesday afternoon. Rev Gary Stes from Jessup MD visited family and grandmother Mrs Ethel Fehr in Orangeville. Hiawatha Homemakers sale Friday November 1 at First National Bank. Henr Luchsinger visiting relatives in New Glarus. Smorgasbord at Monroe Methodist Church October 3 serving 5 p.m. $1.75 adults. Samuel H Pickett returns from visits to relatives in Rockford and Freeport. Wisconsin football films shown Fridays at 9:30 p.m. public invited at American Legion Club rooms. Mrs Alvina Bleiler of Clare California to visit Monroe. Women of the Moose Halloween card party October 31 at Moose Hall. Mr and Mrs Edwin Lunde return from visit to Monroe with dinner hosted by local residents. Rummage sale November 1-2 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1015 11th Street Monroe.
Mrs. Annabelle Dill, 61, of Buffalo New York, died Tuesday night when her husband Edward, 61, reportedly suffered a heart attack at the wheel, sending their car into three other vehicles at a city intersection.
Texas officials announced a welcome dinner in Austin on November 22 for President John F. Kennedy and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, a Texas native. The event will be held at the state capital to mark their visit.
Governor Reynolds denounces the State Bar Association poll on judicial qualifications of David Rabinovitz, calling it a reprehensible act. Rabinovitz, named by President Kennedy as U S District Judge for Western Wisconsin, awaits Senate confirmation. State Bar President Francis Wilcox calls a special board meeting to calm the furor.
National Farmers Organization plans winter pressure to raise prices on most farm commodities after a soybean breakthrough. Oren Lee Staley announced at the Kansas state NFO convention that milk and livestock may be withheld from markets and extended to other commodities in about twenty states if processors do not sign satisfactory contracts.
The Air Force reports a satellite vehicle was boosted toward polar orbit from Vandenberg AFB California but declines to confirm whether orbit was achieved. The brief statement cites the launch from the West Coast base without disclosing success.
Roy Childs Jones, 78, former head of the University of Minnesota School of Architecture, died Tuesday in a hospital.
Ford Motor Co reports nine month sales near 6.2 billion with profits of 346 million or 3.14 a share, below Chrysler and GM. Only two of eight domestic models rose. Mercury Meteor was discontinued.
At the William Foesch home the Young Mothers Homemakers group collected a contribution for Pennies for Friendship and discussed the knitting project. They planned an October flooring project and noted the November project. Dial 325-5101 for an Adtaker today.
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