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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1964
Page
6
Wisconsin forecast calls for sunny and cool conditions today with highs around 65 to 75 degrees. Tonight remains fair and cool with lows mostly in the 40s. Sunday turns cloudy and a bit warmer, with showers and possible thundershowers in the western half.
The report notes today’s high 72 and low 52 with yesterday’s high 70 and low 48. Barometer at 1 a.m. 30.10 and 1 p.m. 30.18, plus sunrise at 6 26 and sunset at 7 30.
Lucille Alexander transfers land see sections 24 and 25 in Jefferson Township to Loretta B Eicholtz. The deal details location identifies the property and records the transfer between named individuals.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Werner issues fines totaling 10 dollars for permitting a dog to run at large in Monroe County. Walter K. Meeland on Route 1 South Wayne forfeits 15 dollars for expired chauffeur's license. William C. Carr of Marengo forfeits 25 dollars for speeding. Stephen Zoeb of Rockford forfeits 35 dollars for nighttime speeding. John A. Bershas of Madison forfeits 30 dollars for passing over a yellow line.
James M. Rodebaugh of Winslow forfeited $10 for operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license per Monroe police. Glen L. Day of Orfordville forfeited $10 for speeding per Monroe police.
Marriage licenses issued for Wallace Gene Wilson age 21 of Juda and Linda Lou Williams age 21 of Route 1 Juda.
Dr Mary Peebles Gratiot age 93 of Shullsburg Roy W Van Hise 72 of Janesville Sandra Jean Jenny 9 daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Jenny Belmont and Mrs Julia Bennett Necedah are listed with brief notices from Wisconsin communities reflecting local obituary style and age details
The report names patients and staff across departments at St. Clare Hospital. It lists accident and medical cases tied to individuals in Argyle Wisconsin Rapids Darlington and surrounding areas, along with a long dismissal roster including many names and spouses across multiple streets and routes.
Funeral services for Ernest A. Meyer age 70 a barber for 55 years were held at 1 30 this afternoon in the Stuessy funeral home Rev E C McCollow of St Victor s Catholic church officiated Burial was in Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers were Robert H Maurer Joseph Huber John Von Arx Arthur Spoerry Sr Jay Eaton and George Hollenstein
Edith R Slagel 64 died Wednesday night at her daughter Mrs Robert M Dodd’s home where she had lived since 1961 Funeral services were held at 3 this afternoon at Voegeli funeral home Rev J Allan Mittler of Zwingli United Church of Christ presided Burial followed at Highland Cemetery Pallbearers were Karl Freitag Ray Gessler Otto Graber Robert Holcomb Jr Don Huerst and Harold Schulz
Carter Lueder son of Mr and Mrs Carter Lueder of Belleville is home on a 30 day leave from his Seabee unit in Okinawa after ten months abroad. After leave he will report to Port Hueneme California for a new assignment.
Sandra Jean Jenny nine granddaughter of Mrs Marie Jenny of Monroe died yesterday in Platteville hospital after a long illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Jenny of Belmont survived by sister Susan and brothers Tom Larry and Randy at home and grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Hanson Blanchardville and Mrs Jen ny. Funeral arrangements are pending at Thomas funeral home Platteville.
Brief sketches describe Galli a Swiss born cheese industry veteran and Calvert a Lafayette County farmer with a long record in education and GOP leadership. The piece notes ward vote totals showing gains for some wards and losses for others as it previews the Assembly contest.
Dr. L. A. Moore leads the 32nd Division delegation to a La Crosse reunion this weekend. The Monroe group includes World War II veterans and Berlin Crisis era guardsmen with refreshments from Swiss Colony and Frito Lay. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burkhard, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Lindsay, and several sergeants and spouses.
A parade of visitors from Illinois Iowa Michigan and Utah filled Monroe yesterday. Fred W Rushmere of Lombard Mrs Jack Baxter of Lanark and Mrs Ed Molitore of Dearborn were among those in town. Alumni Alvin Ott from Logan Utah and Jerry Killingstad a Platteville grad now with California Highway Department also stopped by. Local residents noted for travel include Mr and Mrs Paul DeLong Sr Lake City and Mrs E H Maurer with Edmund Peterson attending a funeral in Oshkosh.
Roy W. Van Hise, 72, father of Mrs. Robert Holden of Orfordville, died in Janesville after a long illness. Services set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Overton funeral home in Janesville. viewing 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Surviving: wife Ella Hanson. sons John of Anaheim and Robert of Janesville. four daughters Mrs. Paul Bier, Chu Vista. Mrs. Kenneth Heenan, Colorado City. Mrs. William Taggert, Miami. Mrs. John Widener, Janesville. 17 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Mrs. George Proctor 46 of Manteno Illinois died after a long illness. Services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at the Mineral Point Methodist church. She previously lived in Mineral Point before moving to Milwaukee and Manteno. Survived by husband Greg a son parents and several siblings.
Sister Christine explains newborn care in the warm nursery including breathing checks and feeding times. The article highlights maternity visitation policies, staff roles, and notable workers like Bertha Grawehr who sews gowns and speaks Swiss to babies. It also notes Sister Christine’s garden, sewing, knitting, and driving duties for transport.
Rolland E. Karlen and James J. Quinn qualified as members of the 1964 Star Club of New York Life Insurance Co. Outstanding sales records earned them the honor. They will attend the education conference September 10 to 13 at Mackinac Island Michigan.
Miss Lois Paulson daughter of Mr and Mrs Orion Paulson has accepted a pediatrics department position at University Hospital Madison and will start Thursday She is a recent graduate of Madison Practical Nursing program at Adult Vocational and Technical School Madison.
Rudy Wieland son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wieland serves as business education instructor at Blanchardville high school. He previously taught last year at Adams Friendship.
The village library sets new hours with a 3 30 to 4 30 p m Wednesday slot and a 2 to 4 p m Saturday slot. The change affects weekly access and quiet study times for residents.
Mr and Mrs Robert Jacobson of Blanchardville announce the birth of their daughter Mary Ann on August 31. Mrs Jacobson, formerly Gloria Marty, is on leave from teaching fourth grade at New Glarus grade school. The couple also has two sons, John and Scott.
Mr and Mrs Matt A Marty of Belleville are named grandparents in the family notice.
Mr and Mrs E N Embertson and family relocate to McFarland. Their son, former local high school principal, now works with the state education department.
Word reached Mrs. Julia Pickett of Browntown of the death of her cousin Mrs. Julia Bennett of Necedah. Mrs. Bennett was a former resident of the area.
Roberta Janene Tyler of Beloit is listed in good condition at St. Clare hospital after a fall on her school playground caused a fractured wrist and bruises. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tyler of Beloit.
Mrs Harold C Kundert, of 424 22nd avenue, underwent major surgery Thursday morning at St. Clare hospital. Her condition is reported as satisfactory by doctors.
A large group of relatives attended the Hustad reunion at the Elner Norland farm in Primrose. Mr. and Mrs. William Kellesvig celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house hosted by Mr. Horeb. Mrs. Cleyance Hefty and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sherman Larson and Curtis in Madison.
Jews worldwide prepare for Rosh Hashanah the Jewish new year 5725 as observances begin at sunset Sunday marking the start of the holy period and related prayers and customs.
The Green County Beef Producers Association and the Monroe Jaycees announce a Beef Calf Scramble at the Green County fairgrounds on Sunday October 25. Ten steer calves will enter a pen for 20 4 H and FFA members with the halter winner able to buy the animal at a price below market. The event includes a cutting horse show and a public sale of four prime club steers purchased from Green County exhibitors at the Southern Wisconsin Livestock Show in Madison in October.
In the Eighth District the incumbent Republican Schadeberg runs unopposed while former congressman Gerald T. Flynn and State Senator Lynn E. Stalbaum, both of Racine, enter as challengers. Flynn served one term and lost the seat in 1960. Stalbaum has ten years in the state Senate. A three way Democratic primary contest accompanies the scene.
John W. Byrnes of Green Bay runs unopposed while Democrats nominate Joseph Bagergeon Kaukauna Cletus Johnson Green Bay and Frank Tachovsky Sturgeon Bay in Wisconsin. The GOP fields Robert Taylor Otto Werkmeister in Milwaukee district nine with incumbent Henry Reuss unopposed. Other districts show incumbents Kastenmeier Thomson Laird Martin Oonksi and Nix facing Democratic rivals or California?
OGO I was released into a near perfect orbit from Cape Kennedy today while scientists investigated why two experiments and the main radio antenna did not function as planned. The probe's mission is to assess hazards to human spaceflight.
Civil rights leaders planned legal action to force desegregation after Meridian school officials rejected initial Black enrollment attempts at white grade schools. The move follows ongoing efforts to end racial separation in education in Mississippi.
Classified ads prove a vital resource as thousands turn to notices for employment housing and goods. Readers rely on compact listings to find services bargains and timely solutions to everyday needs.
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