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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
8
September 19 1963 report notes considerable cloudiness with scattered showers or thundershowers across the south half this afternoon and west and south portions tonight and Friday. Cooler this afternoon and tonight with little temperature change Friday. Highs 64 to 72, lows 50s to 60s.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer James R. Harrington of Route 2 appeared in Monroe court yesterday on a charge of operating a vehicle without the owner's consent. He entered no plea, requested an attorney, and the case was set over until tomorrow with bond set at $1,000.
William Lee McKeever of Winnebago Illinois 20 and Dianne Marie Grossen 20 of 2604 11th Avenue are issued marriage licenses.
Death notes report Raymond B. Dinley 66 of Freeport Henry Hoesly 74 of Emmenbruecke Switzerland Miss Helen P. Goldmann 42 of Fennimore and Mrs Sherman Dalton 70 of Apple River.
Mr and Mrs Robert Branden burg Dixon announce a daughter born September 19. Mr and Mrs Robert Rufe nacht Route 3 announce a son born September 19. Mr and Mrs Lyle Drake Route 1 announce a son born September 19. Mr and Mrs Jerold Guttmer 80542 16th avenue announce a son born September 18. Mr and Mrs Delbert Bollig Mr Horeb announce a son born September 17. Born in St Mary's Madison. Mr and Mrs Daniel Keller Route 2 Mt Horeb announce a daughter born September 18. Born in St Mary's Madison.
Medical and surgical cases include Edward W Schmid Monticello and Mary Ann Trow Brooklyn. Names appear with addresses such as 1407 7th street and 2515 13th avenue. Dismissals list many individuals and accompanying family members.
The Cole Family from Freeport will be featured during Rally Day at Bethel EUB Church Monroe. They will sing hymns and spirituals and read excerpts. Pastor Rev. Burton Holling will speak on A Crowd with a Cause during the worship service.
Madison Wisconsin prices for cheddar cheese show steady demand, fair to good. Offerings include 40 pound current cutting blocks and longhorns with supplies adequate to ample. cheddar prices 35.5 to 38.5 percent, 40 pound blocks 35.5 to 38.42 percent, single daisies 38.8 to 39.54 percent, long horns 38 to 39 percent, and midgets 37 to 40 percent.
Services for Will L. Swanson 80 of Siloam Springs Ark former Monroe resident who died yesterday will be held at 1 30 p m Saturday at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Paul H Olm of St Johns United Church of Christ will officiate Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Friends may call after 3 p m tomorrow The casket was flown from Arkansas to the Monroe airfield west of Monroe today in a special Cessna 180 The widow Emma Louise Kohli will arrive tomorrow by car Swanson a retired chiropractor was born in Rodney Iowa March 12 1883 and was a veteran of both World Wars He practiced in Monroe and Beloit before World War I He was married in Rockford July 12 1918 Surviving are the widow and two cousins in Pomona California
Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko proposed an 18 nation summit on disarmament to meet in the first quarter of 1964 during a policy declaration at the United Nations. He noted a more favorable Assembly mood following recent events including the limited nuclear test ban treaty and Kennedy’s forthcoming policy statement.
A 17 year old Albany youth was assaulted on the Sugar River bridge while returning from pin setting at Albany Bowling Alley. Bernard Sarbacker suffered facial cuts and was treated and released from St. Clare hospital. He identified two assailants' car and offered a description. police chief Donald Hanson reports investigation ongoing.
Funeral services for 93 year old Susan Wenger, lifelong community resident, will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Stuessy funeral home. The Immanuel EUB Church pastor Rev Melvin Wehrdant will officiate. Burial follows at Greenwood cemetery with Mrs Clarence Seaton playing her favorite church selections on the organ.
Prince William of Gloucester arrived in San Francisco to enroll as a graduate student at Stanford University. He is Queen Elizabeth II's first cousin and seventh in line to the throne.
Personal mentions include Mrs. Paul W Ritschard attending a state probate convention in Rhinelander and various visits among Plainwell Paw Paw Monroe and Kimberly communities. Notices announce a Pythian Sisters bake sale at First National Bank and a rummage sale at Union Presbyterian Church plus minor travel and family updates.
William Stuckey and Mrs Merle Erickson attended a Madison conference on institutional food buying and handling. About 200 administrators dietitians and distributors participated. D N McDowell opened with a review of Wisconsin farm production and institutional needs. He noted one in three children are served by school cafeterias and related institutions, employing 300000 workers yearly.
Mrs Josephine Ganshirt 87 lived in South Wayne and area for years Her rites were at Stuessy funeral home and St Victor s church with Rev E C McCollow presiding Burial followed at St Joseph s Cemetery Gra tiot Grandsons served as pallbearers Robert Homb Raymond Homb Frank Bergman Richard Bergman John Ganshirt and Phillip Ganshirt Based in Monroe the event reflects a period obituary style and local Catholic rites
Strayed female beagle pup from a child’s pet last seen Saturday north of Monroe. Black body white legs and underbody tan and white face. Contact Gary Kuebli Rt. 4 Monroe at 325 5665.
William C. Eckles outlined a three point plan before the House agricultural committee dairy subcommittee. The proposal includes government purchase of cheese butter and non fat dry milk solids at 75 percent parity and direct payments to producers for reducing marketings. Gilbert C. Rhode criticized the current system calling for bills that pay 50 cents per hundredweight to manufacturing milk producers who agree not to expand output.
Monroe police investigated two accidents within an hour. At 9:27 a.m. in the 1000 block of 17th avenue a car driven by Stanley W. Howe Monroe struck a car parked by Patricia A. Wenger Blanchardville while he parked. At 10:01 a.m. a truck driven by Keith R. Moran Madison towing a mobile home struck a car parked by Shirley E. Buholzer Monroe while turning a corner in the 1600 block of 13th avenue.
Leona Renz, 30, delivered her second set of twins at South Side hospital on Wednesday night. Renz is a twin herself and her mother also has two sets of twins. The newborns weigh seven pounds and five pounds.
The South Wayne high school band performed in the Platteville Daily Day parade with over 60 members. Heidi Schlappi was selected as majorette and Ervin Wehrmann serves as director.
The Pok Un Chips of Rockford will present a play at the Green County Shrine Club fun day to be held Tuesday at the Brodhead Decatur Lake Country Club with golfing preceding the meeting.
The family asks flowers be omitted as a personal wish of the late Sam Hauser. Memorials may be left at the Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home.
Mrs Floyd Coplien Jr of 2515 13th Avenue was admitted to St Clare hospital for minor surgery today. She will be hospitalized today and tomorrow.
Edward W. Schmid age 55 of Monticello was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 8 55 a m for treatment of a lacerated finger Sustained the injury while employed by Zimmerman Plumbing and Heating Co in Monticello The incident occurred today at the work site
The Monroe VFW plans its final hurdle toward a new building by voting on post incorporation at 8 p.m. next Tuesday in Turner Hall.
Mr and Mrs Marcus Pink choose Todd Christopher as the name for their fifth son and sixth child born Friday September 13 at St Clare hospital. The newborn has a sister Melissa and brothers Thomas Stephen Marc and Randy.
Kay Thill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hilbert Thill of Hanover Illinois, is listed with paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Del Pink of Lancaster.
Mr and Mrs Terry Kuehl announce the birth of a son named Dean William born September 10 They also have a daughter Laurie Rae who is two years old.
President Sukarno expressed regret over the burning and looting of the British embassy and British property in Jakarta. An uneasy calm returned as more than 10 000 Indonesians protested the British sponsored Federation of Malaysia while troops guarded residences and British homes.
Public Health Service urged high risk groups to get influenza vaccines now while noting the 1963 64 winter is not expected to produce wide spread flu outbreaks.
A brief report states the armadillo has dim sight and poor hearing, highlighting its limited sensory perception.
Mr and Mrs Dale Hudnall of Brodhead were injured when their car collided with Henry Elmers vehicle on Sylvester Township road at 6 49 pm. The father suffered a cut left hand and a bruised knee while the mother had minor cuts and bruises. Their son James, a freshman at Brodhead High School, was released from St Clare hospital after hip injury treatment. A separate accident near New Glarus left Donald A Lee with minor injuries after his car struck a telephone pole. Damage occurred to the Herbert Elmer farm fence.
Mrs Sherman Dalton of Apple River died at 7 30 am today in St Clare hospital where she was admitted as a medical patient on Tuesday Bartell funeral home Warren has charge of arrangements.
In Beaumont Texas rising waters at an eight foot levee near Port Acres prompted an emergency call for 200 additional sandbag workers. Civil Defense coordinator Sawyer Wilson said the situation remains very critical as flood risks threaten hundreds of homes after Hurricane Cindy and heavy rains.
President Tito of Yugoslavia meets Brazil's President Goulart in Brasilia to discuss trade and Yugoslavia's nonalignment policy. The talks aim to deepen cooperation and seek political support.
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