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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
8
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in the north with rain likely in the south and warmer tonight. Friday remains cloudy and mild with showers possible, especially in the south, spreading northward in the afternoon. North tonight lows in the 50s, south in the 60s, Friday highs mostly in the 70s.
County Court actions involve Judge Roger L. Elmer with two charges dismissed against Betty P. Weibel on license evidence and revocation issues. Norman J. White’s charge of operating machinery on highway to damage the road is dismissed. Juvenile Stanley A. Watters has license revoked 30 days for crossing a visible yellow line. Frank H. Trebian cited for illegal pass with visible line, $10 and costs.
Monroe police report a forfeiture case involving Harold C. Cady of Peoria Illinois. It notes limitations on backing and a forfeiture of ten dollars.
Edward C Whitmore 21 of Route 2 Oregon and Carol L Bousum 18 of Byron Ill obtain a marriage license. Ralph D Jegerlehner 26 of 2018 11th Avenue and Marilyn J Truttmann 22 of 1315 15th Avenue obtain a license.
Mrs Esther Barton 71 of New Glarus Ferry C Nellis 69 of Madison Mrs Eunice Wearing 77 Route 4 Platteville Guerdon C Medley 60 Platteville Miss Marie A Ingram 69 Milwaukee
Mr and Mrs Gerald Wescott of Brodhead announce the birth of a daughter on September 16.
St Clare Hospital records list accident victims and medical staff including Richard Tschanz and Oliver Swain among patients. Dismissals span numerous patients and relatives such as Denise Gruetzman Laura Brandenburg and Mrs. Ray Haddinger.
Vatican officials said Pope Paul VI granted a papal audience Friday to Dr. Martin Luther King. King traveled to Rome seeking discussion with the Pope on the Catholic Church's role in promoting racial integration.
The column lists personal mentions from Mrs. Everett Brodt to Mrs. Viggo Nielsen, noting visits by residents from Madison Rockford Lowes Park and other places. Rummage sales are scheduled for September 18 and 19 at First National Bank St Episcopal Church and South Wayne Methodist Church, with dates, times, and item highlights.
Madison based meat packing executive G O Mayer vice president of Oscar Mayer and Co was named chairman of the Wisconsin Citizens for Johnson and Humphrey Committee announced today in Madison.
Lyle F. Sickinger of the Monroe lodge receives the Three Star Secretary honor from the Loyal Order of the Moose. A member since 1946 and secretary for seven years, he earned the state plaque for outstanding secretarial service after attending a Moose secretaries school in Aurora and guiding a period of membership and asset growth. He also held past governor of the lodge and recently received the secretary's diamond pin for chief administrative excellence.
Mrs. Barton of New Glarus died at 8 45 last night in St Clare hospital after a heart ailment. Born February 8 1893 in Primrose Township she taught school there before marrying Curtis Barton in 1917 who died in 1960. Survived by daughter Mrs Howard Beckwith half brother Lewis Johnson and two grandchildren all of New Glarus. Preceded by husband and twin daughters Eileen and Elaine in infancy. She was a Primrose Lutheran church member.
Services set for Saturday at 1 30 p m at Primrose Lutheran with Rev Clifford Pedersen officiating. Burial in West Primrose cemetery. Friends may call at Zentner funeral home New Glarus after 7 tonight.
The Madison Wisconsin cheddar cheese market remains steady with fair to good demand and generally adequate supplies. Prices show cheddars at 3738-40 percent, 40 pound blocks 375-40 percent, single daisies 395-40, longhorns 395-40, midgets 402-434.
Negotiators for Wisconsin Telephone Co and the Communications Workers of America agreed Wednesday night to raises ranging from 2.50 to 5.00 dollars for the firm’s 6 250 employees.
Chicago market report shows hogs steady to weak with various weight ranges priced 13.75 to 17.50 per hundredweight. Cattle prices hold generally steady across slaughter classes with steers 22.00 to 26.00 and cows 12.75 to 15.00. Sheep lambs see spring slaughter at 23.00 to 23.59 for 80-100 lb lambs and ewes around 5.00. Butter eggs and grain futures listed with assorted price points and grades.
Luther E. Larson 55 of Route 4 died Sunday night at his farm home. Funeral services were at 1 30 p m yesterday at Peace United Church of Christ Browntown with Rev John Masters officiating. Burial followed in Cadiz cemetery. Pallbearers included Selmer Hatlam Morrison John Larson Madison Lester Peterson Dodgeville Alvin Evans Barneveld and Thomas Figi Monroe. Stuessy funeral home handled arrangements. Dial 325 5101 for an Adtaker today.
Mrs. Leo V. Koehler, a patient at St. Clare hospital, is recovering from injuries after a Monday fall in front of her South Side Square store. She entered the hospital Tuesday with a sprained ankle and torn ligaments in the other foot.
Mrs Sid Jenks formerly Margaret Zeller of Monroe and Rockford area is seriously ill at Memorial hospital in Orange Texas after two heart attacks last week. She has lived in Orange since June and remains in a coma most of the time.
Miss Charlene Jones of New Glarus enrolls at the Career Academy in Milwaukee and will begin Oct. 3. She aims to become a dental assistant.
A meeting of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce retail committee will be held at the First National Bank on Wednesday September 23 at 5 p.m. Members are asked to attend to plan October shopping promotions and the upcoming holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Jon Dannerbeck of Scottsdale Arizona announce the birth of their third child a daughter named Sarah Ellen born Tuesday Read by local readers as a newborn notice from a community paper.
Other children are Katherine Louise and John David. Mrs. Dannerbeck is the former Martha Ann Maytag, daughter of Ellen Maytag Newton Ia., and the late Fred Maytag II. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dannerbeck, Monroe Hotel, are the paternal grandparents. Mrs. F. L. Huffman, also of Monroe, is the paternal great-grandmother.
Richard Tschanz fourteen son of Mr and Mrs J William Tschanz 1108 10th street was taken to St Clare hospital yesterday for treatment of head injuries suffered during football practice at Monroe high school His condition is reported as good.
Henry Kramer of Route 2 entered St. Clare hospital last night for treatment of a foot ailment. He is reported in good condition.
Premier Khrushchev stated the weapon shown near Moscow is not a nuclear bomb and warns it demonstrates what mankind can do. He denied claiming it has unlimited power and spoke to reporters about the device.
Family pet missing, long haired red and white Angora type. Finder call 325-3557 H. Hoesly. Reward offered.
At an Indian Embassy reception Khrushchev stated a nuclear bomb would not require testing as they are not testing now. He claimed foreign press misinterpreted his remarks from last Tuesday to a Japanese parliamentary delegation.
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