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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1963
Page
8
Daily Record reports a fair and cooler night with Thursday fair and mild conditions. Lows range from 44 to 52 degrees tonight and highs in the 70s tomorrow, with similar mild weather in the Monroe zone including 46 to 52 degree lows and 70s for highs.
Report covers recent temperature range from 56 to 70 with a year ago high of 66 and low of 46. Barometer readings at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. show 30.23 and 30.20. Warmest locations listed as thermal sites in California and Arizona. Lebanon New Hampshire is coldest. Sunrise and sunset times noted.
James P. Allen transfers 165 acres more or less to Oscar R. Pinnow in Decatur Township blocks 33 and 34. The deal covers land described as part of the township and reflects a transfer of a sizable parcel between named individuals.
County and city court entries list defendants including Roger L Elmer Dennis Olson Frank S Digman Darris L Bidlingmaier Gary R Holcomb and Thomas G Purcell. Issues include failure to keep vehicle under control marked no passing dis garding an officer order or signal and disorderly conduct with fines and suspensions.
Betty Joe Jacobson Piper 24 of Brodhead was granted an absolute divorce from Ronald Lee Piper 24 of rural Brodhead on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Married November 6 1959 in Dubuque the couple separated June 1962. Custody awarded of a minor child with $10 weekly support and $5 weekly alimony.
Robert K. Benkert of Monroe forfeits 25 dollars for illegal passing the double yellow line Alda G. Saxby of Pearl City forfeits 10 dollars for failure to yield right of way Lorraine D. Schmitz of Monroe forfeits 10 dollars for inattentive driving
J Verne Furniss 63 of 537 21st avenue Fred W Schmid 76 Darien Mrs Mary Bardell 85 Route 1 Huntsville O All notices list ages and hometowns indicating local obituaries for these individuals across multiple communities.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Hendrickson Blanchardville announce a daughter born September 25. Mr and Mrs Richard Krier 2316 13th Street announce twin sons born September 25.
Verne Furniss died at 10 a m in St Clare hospital after a long illness due to diabetes He was born February 20 1900 in Schuyler County Illinois and married Lola Counsellman in 1919 They farmed in Schuyler County and later worked at Green County hospital and in sales He was a member of the First Methodist church and Knights of Pythias Surviving are his wife four brothers and four sisters Services are at 2 p m Friday at the Stnessy funeral home with burial in Greenwood cemetery.
Shriners in Brodhead discuss the annual Shrine Club Ladies Night for Oct 22 at Decatur Lake Golf Club with 45 members. Guests include Jimmie Wright Tebala Temple Rockford and Lester Lee Zor Temple Madison. Pak On Chips provide entertainment and a ceremonial date set for Monroe Sept 12 1964 honoring W S McDonald.
Names of injured and medical staff listed by department at St. Clare Hospital including Mrs Barbara Ann New Glarus and Gary Lee Boley Belleville as accident patients. Medical personnel from multiple towns named with dismissals of several patients and staff members.
Community notices list rummage sales at Methodist church Browntown Peace church and Moose hall plus bake sales at Juda EUB church in Mon, Monroe shoppers and weekend visits. Includes barber shop hours at Hixson's and church suppers, dinners, and family visits from Evansville Monticello Belleville and Albany.
Five from the Madison office of the Supervisor of Assessment confer with Green County equalization committee members to review current year equalized values. State attendees include Howard C. Cooper and others, while the county panel lists Emmett Norton, Clifford Reasa, Richard Jarman, E. H. Ross, Wilbert E. Stauffer, Ben Deininger, and Leo Bells.
Monroe police investigated two accidents yesterday afternoon. The first occurred at 1 11 p m at the intersection of 8th street and 20th avenue when drivers Sam Kubly 81 Monroe and Alda G Saxby 83 Pearl City collided resulting in a contusion of the left elbow. A second incident at 3 32 p m in the 1500 block of 11th street involved a vehicle striking La Verne F Altman’s parked car.
MOSCOW The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet ratified the limited nuclear test ban treaty within hours of the U S Senate action. The Presidium acts when the Supreme Soviet is not in session and its decrees are usually rubber-stamped when the full body meets in December.
The Monroe Evening Times highlights available positions through its Help Wanted ads, guiding readers to seek employment opportunities and encouraging employers to list openings for local workers.
Monroe high school senior Anthony K. Lux is named one of 13 000 semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship program based on his score on the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test taken by students in 16 500 schools last March. Lux is active in Key Club and School activities and has held leadership roles in DeMolay Presbyterian youth groups and other clubs.
At 8 55 a m firemen fought a blaze spreading through the Wheeler kitchen at 1291 East 9th Avenue Brodhead. Mrs Wheeler stated she fried doughnuts and forgot to turn off the heat. Chief Truman Olin could not provide an immediate damage estimate. Stove and appliances were damaged and smoke damage occurred in other rooms.
The W G Timm Estate and Donald Timm of Monroe enter three Holstein cattle in the 1963 National Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo Iowa. Show runs over a week with judging on Thursday and Friday October 3-4 by M K Hepburn Jr.
Jane Legler ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Legler of South Wayne has undergone orthopedic surgery at Mercy hospital Janesville for the second time this year. She is a cerebral palsy victim and would appreciate hearing from area persons.
Halbrook Farm Stables of Monroe has five horses entered in the National Dairy Cattle Congress Horse and Pony Show at Waterloo Iowa. Hugh Roberts Sr. will supervise the stable entries as the Congress begins Saturday.
Mrs Barbara Ann 77 of New Glarus was admitted to St Clare hospital yesterday for a laceration on her right leg suffered while gardening at home. She is reported in good condition.
Gary Lee Boley 13 son of Mr and Mrs Grant Boley Route 2 Belleville was admitted to St Clare hospital at 10 50 am today for a shoulder injury suffered while playing football at New Glarus junior high school.
Alvin Babler a Certified Life Underwriter from Monroe will join one of eight panel discussions at the Wisconsin Realtors Association annual convention in Green Bay this October. Babler and Perry Risberg of Hayward will discuss Estate Planning.
The passage notes an intern at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta and mentions his wife Billy Ann Wenger, daughter of Mrs. William E. Wenger and the late Mr. Wenger of 172 15th Street, Monroe.
A two day Public Service Commission hearing on milk hauling permits ended yesterday at the courthouse. The session examined routes and regulatory compliance as part of the permit review.
Hal Hubbard 38, Durand Community High School English teacher and librarian, was found guilty in Freeport of driving while under the influence of narcotics. A 60 day jail sentence was suspended for entry to a VA hospital in Madison for treatment. He was fined $10 and costs on unlawful possession of a firearm found in a briefcase in the car. Hubbard, who said the narcotics came from cough medicine, resigned his teaching post before leaving for Madison.
Ben Byers of Duluth was presented with the Monroe Rotary banner for 25 years of perfect attendance during the Monroe Rotary meeting at Marco's. Roy Chesebro, local president, presented the banner. Ray Kundert, county clerk, spoke on county government operations.
Dr. Michael Kubly and wife in Atlanta announce the birth of their son William Raymond born yesterday. They already have two children Michael Wenger and Marguerite Jane, and William is named for the Kubly family line.
Fred W. Schmid 76 a former Monroe resident died at his Darien home after being born June 25 1887 in Shooks Prairie He was married to Avis Mary Simmons in Monroe on February 12 1908 they moved to Darien in 1927 and she died in 1957 Survivors include his second wife Daisy eight children a sister a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending at Betzer funeral home Delavan
Washington reports the Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates the cost of living held level in August and September index readings are expected to be about the same as August.
A cosmic ray refers to an atomic nucleus that has shed its electrons during its travel through space.
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