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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
6
November 27 1963 regional forecast notes cooling trend in Wisconsin with mostly fair conditions this afternoon. Monroe area expected cooler tonight and Saturday with lows around 45 to 50 and highs 65 to 70. Data includes barometer readings and comparisons to prior day highs and a national warmth/cold snapshot.
In Monroe, several defendants faced charges related to transporting or dispensing malt beverage with a minor present. Judy Garland and County Court Judge Roger L Elmer Shirley Sheehan had cases dismissed for lack of prosecution. Dennis Eichstadt pled guilty to transporting beer with a minor and paid fines. James L Finley and another defendant faced plea changes with fines and license suspensions. Stephen Pandow pled guilty to a stop sign violation with juvenile driving penalties.
James Russell Stormont 37 of Monroe has been granted an absolute divorce from Mary Stormont on cruelty grounds. Married August 30 1951 in Chesterfield County Virginia, they separated June 19 1963. Custody of four minor children awarded.
Deaths listed include Donovan W. Jones 51 of 2517 12th Street Howard P. Goodrich 49 Dayton Mrs Frank Meinert 77 Dakota City Mrs August Ringhand 1 Evansville Mrs Harry Musser 48 Delaware Russell B. Tyler 61 Beloit James Carroll 79 Route 4 Beloit Births Mr and Mrs Paul Lawrence South Wayne welcomed a daughter on Sept 6.
The list names physicians and patients at St. Clare Hospital including William Seed Brodhead and Mrs. John Lederman in Surgical and Merton Zimmerman and others. Dismissals cover Frank Scott, Robert Holtshopple, John Thompson and numerous others, with multiple accompanying relatives.
Chuck McKinley of St. Ann Missouri and Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield California beat Mike Sangster and Bobby Wilson of England 6 4 6 8 9 7 to clinch a U S entry into the interzone final against India in Bournemouth England.
Personal mentions attend funeral services for Ben Bennett in Necedah with relatives including Mr and Mrs Russell West and Tana Lyn and Mrs Nellie Engels. Hixsons Barbershop to close Sept 28 to Oct 2 for staff break. Galli travels to Sugarcreek for Cheese Day. he leads Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association. Moose Lodge hosts card party Sept 28 with prizes and lunch. County Agent Myron Jeglum returns from national convention in St Louis where 1500 county agents attended.
Four cases heard by Judge Roger L. Elmer in Green County Court saw three charges of transporting beer with a minor present dismissed for lack of prosecution. Shirley Sheehan Judy Garland and Dennis Eichstadt had pleas of not guilty and sought venue changes. Brodhead admitted guilt to transport with a 60 day license suspension and $50 fine. Finley pleaded guilty to furnishing malt beverage to under 18 with $135 fine.
Mrs George W Norton will serve as chairman of the Morgan Horse Field Day at Big Bend Farm Rockford near Harri son. Lyman Orcutt will officiate with a trotting display by Morgan trotter George Gobel and horses from California to Massachusetts and Denver. Demonstrations include cattle cutting jumping polo fine harnessing three gaited pleasure classes open to the public and 4 H members.
Mrs Frank Meinert 77 a Dakota Illinois native of Jefferson Township Green County died Wednesday Services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Main Street EUB Freeport Rev EA Lieske officiating Burial in Dakota Cemetery Call Meyers funeral home Dakota before 10 a m tomorrow She was Maude Bradley daughter of Douglas and Elmira Benage Bradley born Sept 10 1886 married Feb 6 1907 She belonged to Main Street EUB Freeport active in WSWS WCTU and Freeport Cactus Club Surviving daughters Margaret Solberger Orangeville Marjorie Homan Dakota and Mariette Becker Dakota and sons Lee Clement Freeport Charles Richott and Frank Dakota one brother Ransom Pecatonica 24 grandchildren 19 great grandchildren Preceded by husband parents three sons one sister a brother granddaughter and one great grandchild
Mrs. August Ringhand 81 died unexpectedly at home in Evansville on the sixth anniversary of her husband's death. Born Marie Feten in Norway May 5 1882 she married August Ringhand February 21 1905. She and her husband farmed near Brooklyn before moving to Evansville. Surviving Ernest Ringhand Lodi Mrs Lawrence Hillestad Mrs Alf Olson and Mrs Arthur Nelson of Lodi. Services 2 30 p m Sunday at the Methodist church. Friends may call tomorrow evening at Allen Funeral Home.
Funeral services for J Verne Furniss 63 of 537 21st Avenue were conducted at 2 p m today at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Theo Matthews officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Reuben Brosteun Frank Tobin Chester Ludwig Emmett Norton Archie Schneider all of Monroe and Ben Brosteun. Beloit Stanley Brugger sang In the Garden and My God and I with Mrs Clarence Seaton on piano.
Windows will showcase United Fund benefits from major agencies at four downtown storefronts in Monroe. Stage two windows go up next week at the Style Shop and Schuetze's while Benkert's and North Central Public Service Corp. get displays the following week. Campaign runs Oct 2 to 12 with door canvassing Oct 14 to 22, aiming to finish before the state corn picking contest in Green County on Oct 23 and 24.
Mrs Harry Musser 48 sister of Mrs Allen McCool of Brodhead died suddenly yesterday at her Delavan home born Beloit January 3 1915 daughter of Morton and Lean Hendrickson married to Harry Musser August 28 1940 in Dubuque survivors include husband son Robert Marine Corps daughter Mrs Roy Ozman Delavan two grandchildren six sisters and two brothers services set for 130 PM Monday at Delavan funeral home
LL J Schroeder spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon at Monroe High School urging businessmen to collect United Fund envelopes from employees promptly. He warned that delaying leads to forgotten or lost envelopes. After the program, Kiwanis members toured Monroe Senior High School facilities.
James Carroll 79 lifelong Beloit area resident and assessor for 17 years was found dead at his Route 4 Beloit home. Coroner says heart attack likely Monday. Survived by five sons Kenneth Bernard William Richard and others, three daughters, 26 grandchildren, one great grandchild, and siblings. Services 9:30 am tomorrow at St. Jude's Beloit with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
Green County Law Enforcement Association will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the county jail. Sheriff Deininger will outline traffic control for the state and national corn pick contest on Oct 23 at Istiemer Farm. Clinton Blackbourn and his committee will handle lunch. trophies for the last shoot will be awarded. Plans for the coming year will be discussed.
Logan Winger has purchased the Mrs Earl Hundley house on Mechanic Street known as the Herman Petersen property. Mr and Mrs Winger and their son Elton have moved to Albany from Evansville.
Teresa Kay Signer baptized at Emanuel EUB church with Dean Signer as sponsor. Paternal and maternal grandparents listed. Dinner attendees include extended Signer and Dickson families. Also reports birth of Summers daughter in Largo Florida and prior Ludlow hotel ownership ties. Cattle show entries headed for Waterloo and Royal Arch degree night planned in Monroe. Merlyn Duerst named Keil high school guidance director after graduate work.
A person associated with the University of Wisconsin earned a master’s degree in guidance and counseling. The record notes the degree accomplishment and field of study.
Howard P. Goodrich 49 longtime Darlington water department superintendent died at home of an apparent heart attack. A native of Wiota, he lived in Darlington most of his life and ran a service station. Surviving are his wife Maxine Taylor two UW Madison children his mother Julia Goodrich and sister. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sharer funeral home with burial at Union Grove cemetery.
James Mauermann the acting park and recreation director announced the Monroe Community Center will open on Monday. Membership for seventh and eighth grade students is 75 cents and senior high students is 1 25. Non members pay 10 cents per entry. Money raised will buy equipment.
Russell B Tyler 61 of Beloit died at 11 50 pm in St Clare hospital six hours after admission. Born December 27 1901 in Dempster North Dakota he was a bench worker at Barbers Coleman Co Rockford. Survived by wife Bella two daughters Redean and Mrs Oscar Tipler a son Sordon a stepson Don Pittenger and several grandchildren and siblings Funeral services in Moorehead Minnesota with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Support from central chapel Beloit 7 to 9 pm tomorrow.
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