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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1966
Page
8
The Daily Record notes continued cloud cover across Wisconsin with a chance of rain. Clearing is possible tonight and tomorrow with low temperatures in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
Reported temperatures since yesterday at 1 p.m. with a high of 68 and a low of 53. Year ago today record showed a high of 83 and a low of 56. Sunrise at 6 40 a.m. and sunset at 7 09 p.m.
County Court notes include probation for Ronald Krebs on non support with payment duties, and various fines or forfeitures for speeding, stop sign violations, improper license use, and related offenses across Monroe Beloit Albany Brodhead and surrounding areas, plus juvenile restrictions and driver license actions. Several defendants face jail time, suspensions, or restricted driving hours as part of court orders.
Ketchel Rinehart announced he sold his plastering business to the W A Stauffacher Construction Co of Monroe. Rinehart, in business 12 years, offered no definite future plans. The Stauffacher firm will maintain same services and personnel from Monroe, including residential commercial industrial acoustical and tuck pointing work.
Harry L. Nehls of Route 3 Brodhead sustained a nose cut and was treated by a Brodhead physician after his car struck a tree in the 1500 block of 19th Street Monroe. Monroe police investigated the crash at 12 14 a m today.
State patrol reports Ellis H. Johnson of Chicago and Michael Szczesny of Monroe faced fines. Johnson forfeited a $20 bond for nighttime speeding and failure to yield. Szczesny forfeited a $30 bond for passing in face of oncoming traffic.
William A. Goecks of 2028 17th Ave forfeits $10 for speeding per Monroe Police. Erwin F. Weisenberg Jr. of Monroe forfeits $25 for speeding per Monroe Police.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hof master of Belleville announce the birth of a daughter on September 17. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bogus of 2111 12th Ave. Belleville report a daughter born September 16. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Luescher of Route 1 Belleville welcome a daughter born September 16.
The notice cites accident victims and medical patients at St. Clare Hospital including Gerald Gerber Route 2 Monticello and Mrs Charles Hermanson South Wayne among others. Dismissals are listed for Pierre Alan Schutte Patrick Fanning Marvin Copeland Gilbert L Hobbs Walter J Jarley Harvey Gempeler William R Hopper Scott McGuire and others.
The column lists residents and visitors including Larry Stauffacher Edger ton and Mrs William Frauchiger Browntown. It notes visitors Gary L Hoesly and Teri Jo Clear Lake Milton Junction at Hervey J Höesly residence, and Clarence Wainwright leaving for Sun City Arizona. Kathy Foley flies Detroit to Milwaukee and Kathy's sisters meet them at Mitchell Field.
The AWOL Marine Ronald Brinkman, 21, Lombard, NL, waived preliminaries in Madison and will stand trial in Circuit Court. He is held in Dane County jail on $30,000 bond with a trial date to be set. he pleaded innocent on temporary insanity grounds after a two month mental exam at Central State Hospital, Waupun found him sane. Warrants from other jurisdictions accuse him of four counts of kidnapping and grand theft in incidents involving two New Glarus farm sisters and a Rockton IL housewife during five days before his arrest July 15. He was captured after a large posse flushed him from a wooded area near Blue Mounds. he released the Monticello girl when her family’s car bogged down.
The Monroe Commandery No 48 will hold its regular conclave Monday September 19 at 8 pm in the Monroe Masonic Temple.
The Museum of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin will be open Sunday afternoon September 18 from 1 00 p m to 5 00 p m to mark the start of Wonderful Wisconsin Week.
Monroe Rotary Club hosts James Forshee in a travelogue titled Fun in Utah at 8 p m next Wednesday at Monroe Junior High Auditorium. Forshee, an Ann Arbor native and former Marine turned engineer, blends humor and camera tricks as he showcases Bryce and Zion Canyons, Mormon Temples, Salt Lake City, Bonneville Flats, Monument Valley and Navajo scenes. Tickets available from Rotary members or by writing to the club.
In ongoing campaign coverage, Lacey expresses openness to Carley supporters joining his organization and notes strong gains during outreach. The interview emphasizes consolidation and fielding experienced organizers to bolster the governor race.
Sii Lucey says he will keep his personal campaign headquarters separate from state and Milwaukee party offices due to space and control concerns. He will maintain an envoy at party headquarters while Domin ic Frinzi and Abe Swed quickly back Lucey after the Democratic primary.
The recap praises Monroe's offense for moving the ball and connecting on long passes and middle routes. It credits Steve Benkett and Ken Pick for strong tackling and interior play, notes Holling's protection, and calls for defensive corrections especially in the secondary. Next games: Fort Atkinson away at 7:45, then Homecoming versus Jefferson.
Four youths who attended a Waupaca Youth Camp, sponsored by Rebekah Lodges and Odd Fellows, shared camp experiences at a meeting marking the organization’s 115th anniversary. About 40 attended a 6:30 potluck before the program as IOOF buys camp property near Waupaca for next summer.
One of four advisors for the Pioneer cheese factory planned at Stonefield in Cassville Wisconsin, representing the Swiss cheese industry. Stonefield sits in Nelson Dewey State Park, open May through October, and is run by the Wisconsin Historical Society.
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