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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1964
Page
17
Partly cloudy to night and Friday with scattered thundershowers mainly east and south tonight. A little cooler northwest tonight and Friday with highs in the 70s north and low 80s south. Monroe area: partly cloudy and warm with possible showers tonight and Friday morning, cooler and less humid Friday afternoon.
Temperature high 84 and low 66 since yesterday 1 p.m. Precipitation 0.15 inch. Barometer 30.08 at 1 a.m. and 30.07 at 1 p.m. Warmest cities Presidio Texas and Lamar Colorado at 103. Coldest Ely Nevada at 27. Sunrise 6 24. Sunset 7 34.
County Court in Wisconsin convicts and fines residents on intoxicated driving speeding and license violations. Notable rulings include Roger L Elmer fined 100 dollars and 20 days costs with a year license revocation, and multiple others receiving traffic school, jail, or license suspensions.
Edith P. Slagel born Edith Berst in Joliet Illinois July 23 1900 dies at 10 30 p m at daughter Mrs Robert M Dodd home in Monticello following a heart attack Survived by daughter three brothers Albert J Berst Ray Carl J and three grandsons Services Saturday at 3 p m Voegeli funeral home Monticello Rev J Allan Mittler will officiate burial in Highland Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow afternoon at the funeral home
Milbourne Duerst of 504 16th Avenue forfeited $25 for failure to report an accident in a Monroe police notice.
Death notices report Ernest A. Meyer 70 of 1309 15th Avenue Mrs Rudi O Reger Sr 75 Route 4 Mrs Evert Bernice Green 71 Spring Grove Township Edith R Slagel 64 Monticello Edward Goli 85 Mt Horeb Stanley Pertzborn 52 Beloit Walter M Engelbretson 37 rural Orfordville Mrs Jerry Denton 22 Phoenix Arizona Louis F Heins 76 Calamine listed among local deaths in brief notices
Mr and Mrs Rolland Skogstad Beloit announce a daughter born September 3. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Barlass Lanark report a son born September 3. Mr and Mrs Albert Preuti announce a son born September 2. Mr and Mrs Gerald Reed Brodhead report a daughter born September 2.
A hospital notice lists multiple patients by name and address under headings Accident Surgical and Dismissals. Names include Robert Grossen Leo Leck Mrs John Kaufman Gerald J Paulson Dean Zurbuchen Mrs Elvis Spradlin Arthur Gaylord Harry Neblock Ray Eisenbart Ed Hagerty Alvin E Blum Barbara Faith Herman Ege Henry Hillis Myron Paulson Herman Burchard Ann Simonson and many others with scattered addresses and spouses.
Personal mentions list residents from Beloit Oak Park Ill Warkesha Pewaukee Marion Ia Madison Ia Marshalltown Ia Burlingame Calif River Forest Ill Des Moines Ia Pleasant Ia Polo Ill Urbana Ill Los Angeles Calif Alma Mich and others visiting Monroe. Rummage sale September 5 at 9 am 908 22nd street Monroe. Juda high school car wash September 5 9 to 5 pm. Monetary details included.
Barbara Baker a 32 year old Lena Illinois resident broke an ankle in a stair fall while working at the Micro Switch plant in Freeport. She is hospitalized at St Francis Memorial in Freeport.
The family of Mr. Rudi O Reger prefer memorials for St Clare hospital rather than flowers adv.
Dr and Mrs Eugene Herzberger of Monroe were granted American citizenship in special proceedings Monday morning in Janesville. Judge Arthur L Luebke presided. The couple, originally from Israel, received citizenship documents after the ceremony.
The Etheridge family reunion will be held Sunday at McKellar Park in Blanchardville.
Robert Grossen, 47, of Route 2 Monticello, was injured when a wagon loaded with corn became pinched against a chopper at the Grossen farm. He is listed in fair condition at St. Clare Hospital with contusions and possible internal injuries.
Mrs Evert Bernice Green 71 widow of a Green County Board member died at 2 p m yesterday after an extended illness in her Spring Grove Township home She was born April 13 1893 in Laona Township Winnebago County Illinois and lived in Brodhead She leaves a daughter Mrs Leslie Pinnow and two sons Robert and Harold Green among a large family and 10 grandchildren Services will be at 130 p m Saturday at the Newcomer funeral home Brodhead with Rev Robert W Stone officiating Burial is Greenwood Cemetery Friends may call tomorrow evening.
Louis F. Heins 76, father of Guerdon Heins, died yesterday at his Calamine home after farming in the area before retiring in 1947. Survived by wife Susan, a daughter Mrs. Hilmer Hanson, four other sons Wilbert Francis Bernard Delbert, two brothers Gus and Herman, four sisters, 15 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Church Darlington at p.m. Saturday. burial Belmont Cemetery. Friends may call at Sharer Funeral Home in Darlington after 7 tonight.
A meeting of the Green Council group aims to discuss community issues and plan upcoming initiatives. Members will review agendas and coordinate actions with local volunteers and partner organizations.
Rev. Robert E. Olson of St. Paul Minnesota is named pastor of the Monroe Assembly of God church. He and his wife Esther move with two children Clinton and Roxanne who enroll in North School. Olson has six years of youth evangelism with 250 churches visited and uses gospel magic in ministry.
NFO will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in the agriculture building marking the second report session of the livestock withholding action.
Walter Merlin Engelbretson 37 of Orfordville died at 1 30 p m yesterday when an empty milk tank truck lost control three miles north of town on Highway 213. He had just begun his first run for Dobson Milk Transit Co and had prior trucking and school bus experience. Born March 24 1927 he was a lifelong resident, Air Force veteran 1951 54, and member of the Orfordville American Legion. He is survived by his parents and a sister. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at the Orfordville Lutheran Church with burial in the church cemetery.
Knowles denounces Reynolds and touts a governor aligned with a GOP legislature. Reynolds’ foes attack his record while Knutson markets as the conservative choice with extensive statewide TV appearances and a promise to leverage GOP support.
Park schedule lists two groups tonight for slowpitch and softball events. Matches include Milwaukee Cheese versus Swig gums at 7 p.m and Firemen against Wisconsin Liquid Feed at 8 p.m with winners meeting at 9 p.m. Girls softball features Park and Rec reation versus Commercial Bank at 7:30 p.m. and Orange ville against Commercial Bank at 7:45 p.m. additional games at 9:15 p.m. Tomorrow hard to parse names. Zwick ers versus Gladiators at 7:45 p.m. Treuthardt Rustlers versus Studers at 9:15 p.m.
Police investigated an accident involving John G. Brunner of Juda and Janice K. Severson of 2117 16th Avenue at 3:50 p.m. yesterday in the 1200 block of 16th Avenue. Police also completed the re-
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