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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
4
New York editorial weighs inflation prospects and argues that a broad price rise remains unlikely while competition and idle capacity restrain sharp increases. Consumers will likely see scattered rises in industrial materials and services, with bargains offsetting higher costs.
Monticello residents record a flurry of Sunday and weekday visits with relatives in Janesville Beloit Monroe and Milwaukee. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Walter Voegeli Miss Donna Karlen and extended family with travel to Madison and Mineral Point. A bridge club gathering and Eastern Star events also appear among social exchanges.
Clyde Fluegel will auction personal property north of Dakota Illinois on Wednesday, while Kermit Lien near Argyle plans a second midweek sale due to ill health. Dairy records show multiple farms posting high milk yields, fat percentages, and lactation averages under UW and state association supervision, with new members joining the National Holstein Association of America from several Wisconsin locales.
Guy Wells 48 of McCook Nebraska longtime area resident died unexpectedly at his home September 19. Services 3 30 p m Ireland Funeral Home McCook with Rev Stanley Kruschivitz officiating. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery McCook. Survived by wife Edith four children Kenneth Carolyn Larry Elaine mother Orpha Wells Freeport sister Lucille Gerloff South Haven Michigan and several nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by father John Wells.
Philadelphia reports Rear Adm Leo L Pace 65 died after serving as part of the first American submarine crew to enter the Japanese Sea in World War II He graduated from the Naval Academy in 1921 and retired in 1946 Fairfield Connecticut obituary notes Ly man Beecher Stowe 82 author and grandson of Harriet Beecher Stowe died Wednesday He was a former Doubleday book editor
Washington Mrs. Agnes Chase 94 longtime senior botanist at the Department of Agriculture died Tuesday. She was among the few named an honorary fellow of the Smithsonian Institution.
Wisconsin unemployment claims fell to 18 039 last week from 18 751 the previous week per the State Industrial Commission, indicating a drop in filings across the state.
Peter Krosnitki, police chief at Anti go, won the presidency of the Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association as the convention closed. The ceremony capped the association’s annual gathering and reflected leadership changes among Wisconsin law enforcement officials.
Cadiz 4-H Club welcomed new members Dean Easter Bonita Sack Glenda Lauver and Robert Wild at a meeting presided by Janene Gutzmer Kenneth Sellow led the flag salute and Gutzmer led the pledge Jane Phillips led singing Roll call noted members noted what they liked about 4H work Project talks by Sellow and Carol Wild Demonstrations by Gutzmer on homemade clay Miller on flower planters and Meyer on making pictures from leaves The Fred Sack family provided refreshments.
Richland 4 H Club in Green County elected Gene Eberle president with Karen Hanson as vice president Barbara Wegmueller secretary and Shirley Wild reporter Other officers named and roll call noted A Halloween party and Achievement Night planned October 9 and 26 New members include Susan Barmore Bonnie Nuckles and others Demonstrations talks and projects were presented with refreshments served by local families
Warsaw authorities issued passports to 31 Polish bishops including Cardinal Wyszynski to attend the Vatican Council. An official hopes more of the 48 applicants will receive passports before the council reconvenes next Sunday in Rome. This would be the largest delegation from Poland or any Iron Curtain country traveling abroad, but it remains less than half of Poland’s 65 bishops.
The West Side Workers Homemakers met at Mrs. Léland Kubly home with president Mrs. Kubly in charge. The year’s program was completed and lunch served. The next meeting is set for Tuesday Oct at Mrs. Ernest Locher home.
Mrs. Lloyd Ackerman hosted the Twin Grove Homemakers meeting with officers named: Ackerman president Zimmerman vice president Elmer secretary Rutsch treasurer and Tschudy health and safety chair. Secret pals were revealed and project leaders chosen for the year with a meeting set for Oct 17 at Mrs. Elmer's home.
Hollywood satire by James Bacon recounts a tedious Hollywood beat day visiting studios 20th Century Fox and Paramount. It sketches Bob Mitchum in an orgy scene and Tina Louise performing on stage while the reporter endures lights and dressing room chatter.
Mrs Margaret Amer Pohl and Mrs Martin McDowell visit Dr F W Baker. Mrs W A Marshall Sr and Dr and Mrs S B Marshall dine with Leroy Narveson family in Hollandale to celebrate Steven’s tenth birthday.
Microorganisms decompose dead plants and animals enabling bacteria to transform them into soil nutrients. The process recycles organic material and sustains soil fertility.
Funeral services and burial for Sophie Frederick 77, former Warren Newfoundland resident, will be in Fort Collins Colorado. She died Monday in a Fort Collins hospital after surgery. Survived by son William four grandchildren five great grandchildren. Born in Switzerland June 21 1886 she married there and came to the United States around 1920. Since 1944 resided in Warren.
Maj George L. Wells of Monroe, liaison officer for the Air Force Academy, and Sgt D E Mc Commons of Beloit visited Lafayette County high schools to explain Academy application procedures and testing. Mc Commons discussed Air Force enlistments.
Sunday luncheon guests included Miss Lela Alfred with Mrs. Earl Barber and Mr. Louis Zimmer man of Lamont and Mrs. Eva Watkins of Argyle. Lafayette County American Legion and Auxiliary Council members meeting in Argyle featured Homer Marshall, Albert Erickson, Ruth Syse, H J Erickson, Earl J Barber, Alvin Blanchard, Jacob Syfestad, Millard Lee, Jonas Kammerode, Helen Spears and Everett Soper. Mrs Agnes Giesselbrecht of Woodstock Illinois is visiting.
Mrs. Frank Streit was chosen president of the Judo Mid Century Homemakers club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Ervin Moellenberndt with 16 members present. Other officers include Mrs. Myron Ross as vice president and Mrs. Moellenberndt as secretary-treasurer at the home of Mrs. Herbert Matzke on Thursday Oct 10.
Madison The Tillman Produce Co Inc of Wilton was fined 4000 dollars in U S District Court for failing to maintain proper daily records of drivers hours as required by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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