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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
8
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms in the north tonight. Thursday looks partly cloudy with possible storms and cooler temperatures in the afternoon or evening. Lows tonight in the 60s. Highs Thursday range 75-85 in the north and 84-91 in the south.
Since yesterday at 1 PM the high reached 84 and the low 68. A year ago today the high was 83 and the low 62. Precipitation since yesterday 1 PM was trace. Barometer read 30.12 at 1 AM and 30.10 at 1 PM. Warmest city Blythe California at 104 and coldest Mond Oregon at 30. Sunrise is 6:31 and sunset 7:23.
Judge Roger L. Elmer and John J. Hofmaster of Belleville faced endangering life charges for reckless firearm use. They waived the preliminary hearing this morning, pled guilty, and received probation for two years with the State Department of Public Welfare.
Gladys T. Sager of 1426 21st Street had a $25 forfeiture for traveling too fast for conditions, recorded by Monroe police.
Virgil LeRoy Bowman 34 Clarno and Judith Annette Roehrdanz 27 of 1623 16th Avenue. Carl Gabriel Zweifel 21 and Susan Carol Hoffman 18 both Route 1 Juto. Irving John Eichorst 20 Monticello and Donna Elizabeth Adamson 20 Janesville. John Albert Seffrood 37 and Lillian May Tesmer 25 both Nora Illinois. Robert Wallace Richardson 20 714 21st Avenue and Kathryn Ann Woods 20 Route 4.
A roster from St. Clare Hospital details patients under Accident Medical Surgical and Dismissals. Names include Herman Christianson 63 Be loit and Margaret Richards 86 Mineral Point with numerous addresses and relatives listed alongside medical staff and discharge notes.
Green County Pilots plan a Sunday flight to Aurora Illinois for a tour of the FAA Traffic Control Center. About 25 members expected to view instrument flight plans for Chicago area, followed by a Hilton Inn lunch. Meeting at First National Bank community room featured slides by Roger Isely and Ron Dornink.
Mayor Walter R Ekum spoke to the Rotary Club at Marco's about the new municipal building. Plans were made for the club travelogue film showings beginning Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the junior high auditorium. The first film is Wings to Wonderland Our National Parks.
Mr and Mrs Bowden welcome a daughter named Elizabeth born September 8. Mr and Mrs Bohren of Route 3 welcome a daughter born September 9. Mr and Mrs Ladnow of Blanchardville welcome a son born September 9. Mr and Mrs Harvey Jr of Hazel Green welcome a son born September 9.
Personal mentions list dozens of visitors from Rockford Orangeville Shar on Edg erton and beyond along with several weekend guests and a large rummage sale at 1816 10th street. The wedding of June Losey and Don Adams drew many Monroe area attendees from Sun Prairie Hancock Plainfield and Monticello.
Funeral services for George W. Divan 68 Beloit Monroe native who died Saturday at the VA hospital in Wood were held at 1 30 this afternoon at Shriner Neu shwander funeral home Rev Burton L Holling of Bethel EUB Church officiated Mrs Clarence Seaton played organ selections Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery The American flag was removed from the casket and folded by Sam Pickett and Fred Flick Pallbearers were Ivan Geil Madison Robert Reed Fred M Eberhardt Orangeville Harold Drake Walter Rosenacht and Royal Liddicoat
Norma Scott 17 of Magnolia East of Albany is in critical condition at Stoughton Community Hospital from shotgun pellet wounds. Sheryl Mahlum 16 was hit in the arm while a 17-year-old Evansville boy is in custody. formal charges await changes in Norma's condition. The shooting occurred after an accidental target practice incident at a crossroads near County Trunk A and Marsh Road.
In Rochester Wisconsin during the holiday weekend a break in a safe inside the Post Office basement at the old Rochester Agricultural College yielded 300 in cash 2000 in stamps and 2250 pre stamped envelopes at five cents each. Police investigation continues.
The Beatles fall from the top of Melody Maker’s 1964 popularity poll as the Rolling Stones, five young men with long hair, overtake them in the weekly music magazine’s ranking for pop fans.
The Moose Lodge held its annual stag social at Moose Hall with about 75 members in attendance. Ted Schmiedlin served as lunch chairman.
Police report a morning crash in the 1700 block of 16th Avenue. Kenneth R. Bauer of Route 4 drove a Crandall Oil Co truck stopped for a left turn when Gladys T. Sager of 1426 21st Street struck the rear.
Harold W. Kading of 2147 15th Avenue was admitted to St. Clare hospital yesterday for tests and observation.
A Belleville man received two years probation after pleading guilty to endangering life with reckless use of firearms. He waived a preliminary hearing and had bond set at 1500 dollars after a prior commitment to a state hospital for observation.
Nine year old Timothy Martinson son of Rev and Mrs Emil C Martinson of Argyle sustained a fracture of the right arm when he fell at school yesterday. He was treated at the school clinic and sent home in good condition.
Joe E. Miller underwent postponed surgery yesterday morning at the Methodist hospital in Madison after infection developed in a shattered leg from a car train crash in Dane County on March 5. Two incisions were made to remove bands from the initial operation. Miller re entered the hospital August 27 for infection treatment.
An argument between a man and his wife led to a drive off with their six year old son and his parents. A bullet shattered the car's rear window but no injuries were reported. Authorities said no one was hurt.
Two painters Juan Mendes aged 32 and Curtis Kulzer aged 39 were saved after hanging 10 minutes from safety belts from a scaffold on the new U.S. courthouse in Chicago's Loop. Both men escaped injury.
Green County Republicans announce that Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater will address supporters from the Capitol steps in Madison for two hours on Thursday September 24. Miller, his running mate, is set to speak in Beloit the same day.
Stephen Scott son of Mr and Mrs Fred Scott Route 1 Brown town sustained a fractured right arm after a fall during football practice at Monroe High School yesterday.
Clarence Hanson 76 visiting sister Mrs Ella Lehman in Browntown is in good condition at St. Clare hospital admitted at 9 40 last night as an accident patient. He has cuts on the neck and both arms and was brought in by ambulance.
Wendell Brunkow a rural route 1 carrier entered St. Clare hospital this morning as a medical observation patient. Charles H. Buehler Jr. serves as substitute carrier for him.
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