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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Record reports considerable cloudiness with little temperature change through tonight and Tuesday. Scattered thunderstorms possible in the northwest tonight and Tuesday. Lows 54 to 60 with highs 76 to 81. Monroe Zone mirrors these conditions with similar temperatures.
Nathan F. Bidlingmaier of Monroe forfeited 10 dollars for parking on posted private property. Clark D. Roth of Blue Earth Minnesota forfeited 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way according to Monroe police.
Teddy Lyman Ogier aged 21 from Mt. Pleasant Iowa and Yvonne Christine Petersen aged 19 from Route 1 Juda were issued a marriage license.
A list of ages and residences for local residents with life events including births and marriages. Entries name Mrs Mabel Elmer Mrs Ervin Bear Mrs Nicklaus Schneider Mrs Ellsworth Barr Mrs Margaret Alderson Paul Amerpohl Leo Day Stanley Yarwood John Rowe and couples Hoesly West Stampfli Dadisman Meyer with event dates in September for multiple towns.
A listing of individuals connected to a hospital accident and medical notices. Includes Don ald Lippke Jr of Delavan and others named with addresses across Delavan Browntown Brodhead Argyle and Route designations. Some names appear incomplete or truncated in the OCR.
Gov. Reynolds signed a law increasing deductible medical expenses to between 85 and 2500 dollars from the prior 75 to 1500. The package also requires county clerks to report to the secretary of state the name address and party of candidates filing nominating papers for legislative offices. Additional measures prohibit skin divers from disturbing fishermen extend disabled parking access and permit school districts to lease or buy land and buildings with other local government units.
The Coast Guard suspended its Sunday night search for three Air Force airmen missing since a Friday collision off the northern California coast. One missing pilot is 31 year old Capt Richard R Broehm of Fond du Lac Wisconsin, aboard a T33 jet trainer.
A long OCR list shows numerous individuals with intertwined locations across Illinois and nearby towns, including Beloit Rockford Elkhorn Janesville and others. Sections labeled Surgical and Dismissals name many spouses and relatives in what appears to be a community notice with addresses and route numbers.
Regular meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps set for Tuesday at 8 PM at Legion hall. Mr and Mrs E C Soper of Monticello were weekend guests in Glenview Illinois visiting Barney Miller and the George Johnson family in Morton Grove. Jordan Lutheran church hosts annual chicken supper and bazaar on Thursday September 19 starting at 4 30 PM. Women of the Moose plan a regular meeting at Moose Hall on Wednesday September 18 with formal enrollment. Mr and Mrs E C Hamilton returned from a trip to Elkhart Indiana visiting Mrs E C Hamilton Sr who is recovering from kidney surgery in Holland Michigan.
Estates probated in New Glarus and Brodhead name Kenneth G. Madison as administrator son of H Jacob Zweifel with Ellen Zweifel as heir. Special administrator Robert F Vogel appointed in Charles H Vogel estate. Dorothy Br wand sister Dorothy Br wand estate special administratrix named with mother Clara Brawand heir. Ruth M Bolliger issued special admin for Herbert J Bolliger with death Aug 25. Wilma S Christen named administratrix for Edwin New Glarus with two appraisers. Mayme Wenger named executrix sole heir for William E Wenger estate dated Nov 1 1958.
The article notes scattered trouble after a church incident with a few rocks thrown but no major disturbance near the church. Elsewhere in Sandusky a 13 year old Black boy, Virgil Ware, was allegedly shot to death by two white youths on a motor scooter. Johnnie Robinson, 16, was killed by police who claimed they aimed to shoot over his head after he threw rocks at their car. Two large fires erupted in Black neighborhoods, including a house in suburban Ensley.
Forrest Ladwig of Monroe announces all registered Holstein cattle bred by him will start with Ladbrook Ladwig. The prefix Ladbrook will be added to official records at the Holstein Friesen Association of America headquarters in Brattleboro Vermont.
Madison Wisconsin cheddar market shows steady demand from fair to good buyers. Trade focuses on 40 pound blocks and longhorns with supplies about adequate to ample though offerings remain tight for some items. Prices range cheddar 35 to 38 percent 40 pound blocks 35 to 38 percent singles 38 to 39 percent longge 38 to 44 percent midgets 37.2 percent.
A native of Dayton, Mrs. Nicklaus Schneider, 77, of Town of Rock near Janesville, died yesterday at Mercy hospital, Janesville after a long illness. Surviving husband, two daughters, four sons, siblings, 18 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral services at Rodrick-Ward funeral home Evansville with burial at Maple Hill cemetery Evansville.
The Monroe fire crew answered a 7:39 p.m. call on Highway 81 to fight a fire in a 1963 car engine. The car owned by James Roth of Monroe suffered moderate damage after he left to call for help. Robert Ruehlew of Route 3, driving a whey loaded farm truck, dumped two cans on the flames and extinguished them. Fire chief Josef J. Benkert said a clogged carburetor likely caused the fire. Ruehlew, a Platteville State College student, helped stop the blaze.
The classifieds serve as a dependable resource for many readers seeking practical items and services. People turn to listings for furniture, jobs, housing, and local trades, relying on concise notices to address everyday needs.
ALBUQUERQUE N M Former senator and U S Judge Carl A Hatch age 73 died Sunday after a long illness at an Albuquerque hospital He resigned his federal judgeship last year due to a respiratory ailment Hatch 73 served 14 years in the Senate shaping atomic energy policy labor and public lands policy He helped promote an international peace organization that would become the United Nations Hatch was appointed to the federal bench in 1949 by President Truman after working as a grocery helper printer s devil weekly newspaper editor lawyer and state official.
Scott L. Rush a former Army sergeant who defected to the Chinese Communist forces ten years ago in Korea arrived in Los Angeles with his Chinese wife Helen and their year old daughter Betty Jean. He said Americans are democratic and would forgive a person who wants to change.
Funeral services for George L. Stauffacher 87 of 2415 9th Street were held at 1:30 p.m. in StueSsy Funeral Home Monroe with Rev. Melvin Roehrdanz officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were John J. Cotherman John R. Cotherman Bert Burkhalter Chester Stauffacher Vernon Ostrander and Naaman Bechtoldt. Mrs Alvin Rahbel and Mrs Ervin Goecks sang My God and I and In The Garden with accompaniment by Mrs Ronald Rear.
Peter Ronnerud aged 14 of Argyle was thrown from a horse near his home and admitted to St. Clare hospital Sunday with a fractured collarbone. His condition is listed as good.
Mr and Mrs Richard Jaeger of Madison delight in the birth of daughter Lisa Rose born September 9 at Methodist hospital Madison The baby joins brothers Robert and Michael and sister Christine Maternal grandfather Gottfried Waelchli of Monticello is named in the notice.
Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson Jr of Belleville Illinois announce the birth of a son Jack Anderson III on September 12 Mrs Anderson is Gloria Jean Lehnherr daughter of Harold and Mrs Lehnherr Monticello Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson Bartlesville Oklahoma
Mrs. Edward C Wenger aged 93 at present, residing at 1702 17th Avenue, was taken by ambulance to St Clare hospital at 3 this morning. She is responding to treatment for a heart condition and will be 94 in November.
In Anniston Alabama a $1000 reward was posted for the arrest of leaders of a white mob that beat two Negro ministers on the public library steps. Mayor Claude Dear announced the bounty after meeting with Negro pastors. About 100 whites assaulted Rev. Quintus Reynolds and Rev. W B McClain, members of a biracial committee, with fists feet and a chain reported police.
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth is expecting her fourth child early next year while at Balmoral with the royal party on holiday. The official statement confirms the pregnancy and notes the forthcoming addition to the royal family.
An almost 1000 person crowd attended a $50 a plate dinner at the Hotel Pfister to honor Sen. William Proxmire. Sponsors expect the event to raise about $40,000 for his re election bid with tributes from Gov. Reynolds State Democratic Chairman J Louis Hanson and Patrick Lucey who also acted as toastmaster. Rep Kansteimeier was the only congressman present and Senator Warren Magnuson criticized Rockefeller and Goldwater for irresponsible leadership.
Police and Army bomb experts confronted a buzzing object in the San Francisco Palace of the Legion of Honor parking lot. They determined it was a television tube with a transistorized amplifier, which resumed buzzing after being shot and examined by Inspector Jack Long.
An accident was reported to sheriff's deputies at 5:25 a.m. A separate one car crash sent Ruben Swenson, 16, of Mineral Point, into a ditch at 2:22 a.m. Two minor Monroe crashes occurred: Edward Huber and Alois Pels, both of Monroe, collided at 15th Avenue and 14th Street at 12:34 p.m. Clark Deal Road of Blue Earth collided with Elizabeth Wenger of Monroe at 16th Avenue and 8th Street.
Police report a ferris wheel collapse at a Baja California fair in Tijuana on a Sunday night. At least five Mexican nationals died and 30 were injured in the incident.
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