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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
8
The report notes warm tonight and Tuesday with lows 47 to 56 degrees and highs in the 80s. Monroe Zone is also warm. Last week recorded highs to 76 and lows to 42. Precipitation since Saturday 0.35 inches. Sunrise 5:55, sunset 5:44.
William J Staab Jr transfers part Outlet 134 Assessor's plat 35 in Monroe to Forest E Faulkes. Frederick L Blanc conveys E 55 ft of Lots 9 and 10 Block 11 Tallmans Add in Monroe to Joseph J Roosli. William E Schmitz transfers It 9 and W 10 ft of It 10 Block 4 Goetz Acres Add in Monroe to Raymond A Hughes.
State Patrol records show Gary L. Guttmer on Route 4 fined for nighttime speeding with a $35 bond forfeited. Monroe police note Earl O. Wirth on Route 2 forfeited a $15 bond for illegal parking. Judge Roger L. Elmer and Melvin L. Updike, Route 1 Argyle, face license overload with a $15 bond forfeited. Gerhard P. Steensrud of Monroe cited for traveling too fast for conditions, forfeited $25.
Marriage licenses issued for Roger Leo Wand and Gloria Ann Johnson. Birth announcements include Laverne Olson’s son at Brodhead, William Smith’s son on Sept 30, Robert A. Johnson’s son on Sept 29, Phillip Topp’s son at Evansville, with other death notices for August Rupnow, Sadie Elsner, and several residents across Jo and Belleville regions.
The daily list from St. Clare Hospital includes names tied to an accident and various departments. Wayne Holton and Gloria Jean Sever son along with Clifford Benson and others appear under Medical and Surgical listings with multiple addresses across Illinois and Wisconsin. Dismissals feature Robert Dearth, Stephen May, Daniel Newcomer, and several others including Mrs. Ben Henthorn and Mrs. Blanche Wyman, among others.
Kubly of Monroe announces the start of Color Putty Co. at 606 10th Street. The firm, formed after purchasing the Pontiac, Michigan origin, now employs four women and sells putty in 15 colors plus white to painting contractors in 27 states after Chicago negotiations.
Funeral services were held at 2 p m at Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home for Donovan W Jones 51 who died Friday morning at St Clare hospital Rev Gerritt E Mouw officiated Organ selections were played by Mrs Clarence Seaton The American flag was removed from the casket and presented to the family Jones a World War II veteran was associated with Monroe Recreation Club as employee and proprietor
Reynolds approves a state purchase of a private Milwaukee school for University of Wisconsin Milwaukee expansion. The price is 2.3 million dollars with a 150000 dollar down payment and the balance due by September 1 1965. Regents and the state building commission have approved the purchase.
MILWAUKEE D M Hid de of Appleton was re elected president of the Society of Wisconsin Chiropractors at the group convention Other officers named included James Stacker of Port Washington first vice president William Gruning Milwaukee second vice president Gerald Beyer field recording secretary A W Truitt Edgerton treasurer and
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals including Elgin Brooks, David F. Rogers, Mrs. Robert Borde, Mrs. Richard Martin, Mrs. Lorenz Brown, Gloria Jean Severson, Mrs. Etta Ames, Mrs. Robert Bright, and Mrs. Richard Krier.
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. William Mc Intyre guests in Baraboo from her family. Mrs. Carl Musebeck visits her father George Goetz in Monroe. Larry Elsing J and son John visit Bud Soper in New Glarus and stop by Mamie Bleiler’s home. Various meetings and visits noted including Legion and Moose events and travel to Waukesha Bloomington and Fort Atkinson.
Robert D. Galbreath nineteen died when his single engine Piper crash landed near Janesville air port in Walworth County witnesses reported a stall and spin before impact Galbreath was trapped in the wreckage Also included is a note that Tom Marean of Five Corners cheese factory is scheduled for X rays at Sherman hospital Elgin after a Friday morning car crash with multiple fractures
Helena Rupnow a lifelong Monroe County resident died at 1 40 pm in St Clare hospital where she had been a medical patient since Sept 15 She had lived at the Mrs Glen Boyer nursing home in Juda for two years and previously lived alone at 1413 17th She was born July 12 1869 in Germany married March 23 1893 in Slagentin Germany to August Rupnow They arrived in the United States May 11 1893 and settled near Juda later moving to Monroe Township In 1904 they bought the Sam Jackson farm northwest of Monroe They retired to Monroe in 1935 Mr Rupnow died Jan 2 1953 Surviving are three sons Emil Dakota St Martin Winstown and William New Glarus a daughter Mrs Clarence Elsie Benkett 16 grandchildren 42 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren She was a member of St John s United Church of Christ Funeral services scheduled at Shriner Neu shwand er funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm officiating Burial in Greenwood cemetery Also note Madison area youth Larry Loveland undergoes surgery at St Mary s Hospital Recovery noted in Room 449.
Walworth couple Mr and Mrs Norlan W Row botham Route 1 Walworth chosen as outstanding young dairy couple of 1963 for three-state area. Finalists included Mr and Mrs Gordon P Schultz Route 1 Albany and Mr and Mrs Robert R Wild Route 2 Winslow. Announcement made at PMA fall delegates meeting in North Aurora Illinois. Selections based on leadership and community agricultural activity.
The report redefines last Friday’s crash at the corner of 19th Street and 15th Avenue. Craig J. Winkler rode the motorcycle and was not passing a car. Carl W. Schumacher of Buckley Illinois drove the other vehicle and collided while attempting an pass. WSCS group to meet in South Wayne with Viola Homb presenting Where Does a Christian Volunteer Her Time. Juda Fire Chief to speak on Fire Prevention at Green County Safety Council meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Green County Agricultural building.
Clifford Benson aged 61 of Mt. Carroll Illinois was admitted to St. Clare hospital Saturday afternoon for crushing chest injuries from rib fractures after reportedly falling from the roof of his home. His condition was reported as satisfactory.
A broken universal joint bolt sidelined Curt Gonstead on the second turn of the first lap in the Lynndale Oktober Rennen at Lynndale Raceway near Penanee. Gonstead led early and had posted the second-fastest qualifying time before the failure ended his race.
At the Fall Area Conference of the American Legion Auxiliary held in the Monroe high school the Zilmer-Riley unit hosted events. Mrs Harriet Hass of Milwaukee was honored as executive secretary treasurer and received flowers with sympathy for her late husband. Delegates from districts registered 139 as resolutions extended condolences to Mrs Jones Beloit First District president and Miss Katherine Frederick.
Members of the unit sponsored Girl Scout Troop 217 served at the luncheon and during the morning coffee. Junior Zimer- Riley unit members performed songs and baton twirling routines after the meal. Participants included Janet Buehler lead twirler and a large group of named scouts and drummers.
A change in banking hours for the State Bank of Winslow has been announced. Effective tomorrow the bank will be open from 7 to 8 30 p.m. on Wednesday and closed all day Thursday. Hours for Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday are 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday hours are 8 a.m. to 12 noon, 1 to 3 p.m. and then 7 to 8 30 p.m.
Mrs Lorenz Brown aged 80 of Juda was treated for a fractured wrist after a fall in her kitchen Saturday at home. She was discharged from St. Clare hospital yesterday.
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