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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
6
September 12 1963: Frost or freezing drizzle feared in north and central Wisconsin. Clearing skies bring much cooler temperatures with lows 27 to 35 in the northwest and extreme north, upper 40s to southeast. Friday remains fair and cool with highs near 57 in Monroe zone.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. the high reached 68 and the low 51. A year ago today the high was 384 and the low 62. Precipitation since yesterday 1 p.m. amounted to .03 inch. Barometer read 28.88 at 1 a.m. and 30.11 at 1 p.m. Yu ma Arizona and Imperial California were the warmest places. Devils Lake North Dakota the coldest. Sunrise was 6 36 and sunset 7 18.
Individuals from Stoughton Monroe Monticello and other locales faced vehicle related penalties. Floyd Swenson paid 103.10 plus costs for axle overload while Whitehead owed 10, Cox 10 for no parking, Gessler 40 for losing vehicle control, Dooley 65 for nighttime speeding with traffic school ordered.
Obituary notices list Mrs Hadassah Becker Paley of West Los Angeles California age 56 Daniel F Finnane age 60 Evans Le and Joseph G Hoppenjan age 73 Shullsburg among the recent deaths in local records.
Mr and Mrs John Ronald of Browntown announce the birth of their daughter on September 11. The new arrival joins the family amid hometown joy and adds a new member to the Ronald household.
A roster lists patients and staff across St. Clare Hospital including Marie Filipone Dixon Frances O Meara 2240 15th Street Fred Geissbuehler Jr Shulls burg Francis R Dimmig Milton Junction James Winn Gratiot Mrs Frank Albrecht Clinton Mrs Helen Hurlbut 1322 9th Street Mrs Arnold E Stenstrom Durand Alvin Anderson Brodhead Mrs Warren Johnson South Beloit Surgical: Mrs John MacInnis 1704 Lake Drive Iona May Sellman Freeport Mrs Ole Berg Monticello Timothy Lee Garetson Brodhead Dismissals: Knute Resteigen Lloyd Demarais Loren Fritz Francis Ryan Fred Parker Albert C Reader Mrs Francis King Mrs Vern Stick Mrs Eldon Studier Mrs Leon Schroeder Mrs Robert Hamilton Mrs Frank Menehan
Albany area homemakers groups start their meeting season next week. Attica Pals meet at the community center Tuesday with a bazaar and dessert luncheon at 1 30 p m. Sugar River Homemakers meet Wednesday at Mrs Earl McCulley s home with Mrs Sam Smith co-hostess. Transportation by Miss May Thornton. Modernmakers meet Wednesday evening at Mrs Arthur Steindl s home.
A Bloodmobile campaign will visit New Glarus on Oct. 3 with a target of 75 pints. Co chairmen Gerald Disch and Palmer Duerst lead the drive committee, joined by leaders from Eagles American Legion New Glarus Business Association fire department athletic club Exeter Township Maennerchor New Glarus Township York Township Lions Club and local schools.
Juda residents contribute to a long standing charity fund run via the local telephone office. Donations from subscribers are used at the family's discretion for church equipment or other charitable needs. The Juda exchange will close Monday ending the service of operators including Miss Goldine Walton and Mrs. Wayne Vanderbilt.
REDGRANITE A 32 year old migrant worker sought after an $80 service station holdup surrenders at a farm shortly after 7 am. Joel Garcia told farmer Julius Hallman he was glad to find warmth after a night in steady rain. Hallman alerted sheriff's deputies.
Personal mentions cover visits by Mr and Mrs Henry Schlittler in Ozark and Mrs Penny Meyer in Madison. Socials note dinners at Legion Hall and a bazaar at Jordan Lutheran church. Several visitors recount trips and family connections, with event ads for a mystery gardener show and a Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies trip. Reservations offered by Wenger Travel Service with travel details.
U S Tax Court in Washington orders Harold G Steiner and wife to pay 302920.65 in additional taxes and penalties plus interest for 1945 1946 and 1947. Steiner ran a creamery and other firms in Manston and served a prison term for evading 17707 in 1946 income tax.
John M. Stauffacher confirmed as postmaster for Darlington after presidential appointment by Kennedy and Senate approval yesterday.
Senator Barry Goldwater told the National Federation of Republican Women in Chicago that the new frontier has failed to solve problems. He criticized the Kennedy administration for expanding federal regulation over individual lives and accused it of a growing "daddy knows best" attitude.
Funeral services for Emil W. Tscha bold 75 of 2015 9th Street were held at 1 30 p m today at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home with Rev Paul H Olm of St John s Church officiating Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery Pallbearers were五 grandsons Dick Steiner Doran Steiner Roger Brugger Gary Brugger and August Broege all of Monroe and Leon Broege of Lowes Park Illinois Mrs Clarence Seaton provided organ selections
A rabies scare sweeps Rome after two dog bite deaths. The latest victim is 12 year old Diana Celia Hall, a British girl, admitted to a Rome hospital Tuesday.
Directors of Webster Electric Co decided to end discussions that had produced a tentative merger with Chain Belt Co of Milwaukee. The move ends the planned combination between the Racine company and the Milwaukee firm.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Wenger Jr learn that their son in law Prof John Murdoch and wife have adopted a month-old son born August 9. The Murdochs, of Princeton New Jersey, plan to move to Cambridge Massachusetts October 1 where he will begin teaching duties at Harvard University. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jay Murdoch of Milwaukee.
G. Fred Galli, manager of the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association, spoke on the Swiss cheese industry and its problems before food distributors gathered at the Plankinton hotel in Milwaukee last night.
Jessie Metcalf of 2313 15th Avenue underwent major surgery at St. Clare Hospital yesterday. He is reported in satisfactory condition today.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kramer of Rockton Illinois announce the birth of a son on September 9 at a Beloit hospital. The baby has been named Larry Robert. Mrs. Kramer is the former Lisa Graber of Monticello. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kramer of Beloit.
Clarence S. Grundahl will discuss the Agricultural Chest functions and state and national corn picking contest plans at the Honey Creek Watershed meeting. The meeting is Monday at 8 p.m. in Ullom school, Green County.
Mrs. John MacInnis of 1704 Lake Drive underwent a minor surgical procedure today at St. Clare Hospital where she was admitted as a surgical patient yesterday.
The article notes carnivorous fungi feed on amoebae rotifers crustaceans and tiny insects such as springtails highlighting their diverse prey in micro ecosystems.
About 400 parents and athletes attended a meeting with coaches at Monroe High School in the new Lecture Hall. Athletic Director Walter Babula led the session outlining the program scope, equipment, policies, rules, training, and awards with a Q and A panel and a closing summary.
Frank Sinatra faces possible loss of his Nevada gaming license over allegations he allowed mob figure Sam Giancana to stay at the Cal Neva lodge on the California Nevada line. A five point complaint to the State Gaming Commission cites Giancana as one of America's crime overlords.
The National Football League will hold its annual draft on Monday December 2 at the Sheraton hotel in Chicago. Twenty rounds of picks are planned by the league's 14 member clubs.
Senator Proxmire argues Barry Goldwater could challenge JFK in Wisconsin's 1964 race. A Wisconsin poll cited 60.3 percent Kennedy to 39.7 percent Goldwater, but he noted bias as only 21.4 percent respondents were Republicans. The survey reached over 40,000 with 8,000 replies.
The War Ministry announced rebel sergeants who seized the Navy Ministry in Brasilia surrendered unconditionally. Two sergeants were wounded in the abortive coup, hospitalized, and the remaining rebels were imprisoned after infantry and tanks surrounded the building and ordered surrender.
The White House announced President Kennedy will dedicate a dam in Alabama and attend a livestock exhibition in Arkansas on October 3.
Archbishop Pierre Martin Ngo Dinh Thuc denied Vatican reports that a papal audience was canceled. He arrived at Idlewild Airport and said an audience was scheduled for his return to Rome. He planned to attend the Ecumenical Council reopening on September 29.
President Kennedy nominates William True Davis Jr. of St Joseph Missouri a business executive to serve as ambassador to Switzerland in a formal diplomatic appointment.
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