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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1964
Page
8
Fragments show forecast for Wisconsin with southeast and east parts partly cloudy and possible showers in northwest. Night temperatures ranging low 38 to 44, highs in 67 to 78 across regions. Weather notes include record highs and lows, barometer readings, and sunrise sunset times with national reference for Byrthe California and Houghton Michigan.
Estates probated include L R Pease Monticello widow Ingeborg Larson Monroe Township and heirs Viney Bender, Harold Green, Mary Pinnow, with appraisers named. Anna Youssi Winter Haven executor Erwin Wiesenberg Sr. bequests to Wiesenberg relatives and churches. Other obits listed: Marion Adamson Madison William Zemlicka Cobb Jerry Mau Shulls burg Clara Hesgard Orfordville Clara Irish Orfordville Oscar Hanselmann 1517 15th Ave Merle Seguine Nickerson Stoughton.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Hasse of Juda announce a daughter born September 29. Mr and Mrs LaVerne Rule Route 1 welcome a son born September 29. Mr and Mrs Ralph Crull Evansville report a daughter born September 29. Mr and Mrs Donald Moe Route 1 announce a daughter born September 20.
St. Clare Hospital Medical staff includes Francis Reik Agnes Cleo Phas Beloit Mrs Lloyd Dearth Cuba City Mrs Edwin Knudtson Mt Horeb Charles M Bushnell New Glarus and Grace Byers 1736 13th St Surgical John Sorenson Orfordville Mrs Michael Daley 2404 12th St Dismissals John Watson Scott Richardson William Anderson Mrs Clara U Ren Mrs Harold Schindler Jane Rieder Mrs Esther Dykeman Denise Perington
Mrs. August Faessler departed O'Harefield yesterday for a three week visit with relatives in Switzerland. It is her first return since arriving in 1949 as a bride. She will travel with members of the New Glarus Yodel Club tour group.
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs Manny Kahn of Fostoria visiting Monroe friends. Pete Pease and Kurt Miller guests from Eau Claire Lakes and Chicago. numerous visitors from Chicago Madison Stevens Point Freeport Gillett McConnell Orangeville Seattle Galesburg touring local sights including Swiss Wheel. The Torch is Passed available at The Times office.
Barry Goldwater toured Middle town Ohio promising no magic in federal government for jobs. He argued government controls stifle industry and cited the 1962 steel price dispute plus critiques of foreign aid as ineffective in solving world economic relations.
Friday bake sale at First National Bank features home baking and rummage items from St Victor's Altar Society. Kathleen Ann Elmer returns to Augsburg College in Minneapolis as a senior elementary education major. Walter Melland family moves to Sarasota Florida with Boeck family visiting. A patient at St Clare Hospital is admitted for observation.
Continued from page 1 an extensive roll of residents with routes in Monticello Monroe New Glarus Albany Brodhead Judo Richland and Oak Corners. The compilation names many households including Mrs and Mr residents across multiple routes.
Calvin E. Kraemer becomes county 4-H agent with extension service duties sharing coordination with Mrs. Susan Sass home economics agent. Kraemer, a Plymouth native with UW dairy research background, began Oct 15 1962 succeeding dairy agent George Gramling. Sass, a Stout College graduate, started last June replacing Virginia Kochis and lives in New Glarus with her salesman husband.
Stockholm police issued urgent warnings after burglars stole over two pounds of pilocarpini hydrochloridum and a morphine solution from a Sundsvall pharmacy laboratory. The poison, soluble in water, is used in eye drops for glaucoma patients and could be lethal if misused.
City police investigate a break-in at McDonald Cafe and Bob and Wig's Tavern discovered by a patrolman at 1 26 yesterday morning. Entry was gained by forcing the rear window and a basement door. About $33 was stolen from both locations. Two 16 year old boys were arrested for vandalizing parked vehicles and are in juvenile detention.
New York stock averages edged up as trading stayed active midafternoon. GM slipped as its strike reached day six while autos overall held steady to higher. sectors including steels retail aerospace and rails varied. The AP average rose 0.3 to 3266, with industrials up 0.7 and rails up 2 while utilities fell 0.1. The Dow Jones stood at 8710, up 1.36.
Continuation from page 1 notes will be fired in Kiln Classes Tuesday nights with instructor Will Klippel. The photography class covers classroom discussions practical demonstrations camera technique tone color balance development of films and making of prints. Rocks minerals and fossils class by Vashni Marchant meets Tuesday nights focusing on local specimens. Field trips will be planned. Beef men to meet Green County Reef Producers Association plans discussed at Agriculture Building Monday 8 p.m.
Pecatonica Illinois will host the Little International Livestock Show Friday with barrow judging at 10 a.m. by Merle La Sage, then rail judging by Don Garrigan of Illinois at Rochelle Swift and Co. The market launch starts 12 30 p.m. and the big steer show is Saturday at 11. 4H and FFA youth judge Seattle classes at 9 with an all breed club calf sale after the steer event.
Mrs. Leo V. Florine Koehler is convalescing at her home 1706 23rd avenue after an 11 day stay at St. Clare hospital.
Mediation efforts in New York sought to avert a 60 000 strong strike across ports from Maine to Texas by midnight. AFL CIO International Longshoremen Association warned a walkout would halt more than 500 ships. Employers offered a package with modifications to mediation panel proposals, but the union rejected the deal. Core issue remains a proposed reduction of work gangs from 20 to 17 with a guaranteed annual wage, which the union opposes.
UAW secretary treasurer Emil Mazek says the NLRB order vindicates the union and calls for back pay from January 1942, noting unfair labor practices began before the 1954 strike. Kohler Co will reinstate the involved workers and resumes contract negotiations, now in their third round since the strike ended.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gis of Route 1 Juda welcomed son David Robert born September 20 at St Clare hospital. The couple also has four daughters Susan Sharon Shirley and Cindy and a son Steven. Paternal grandfather is Robert Gissing Sr Monroe.
In Munich a German court found former SS General Karl Wolff, aged 64, guilty of aiding in the wartime murder of about 300,000 to 900,000 Jews in Poland. He received a 15 year sentence at hard labor.
Wisconsin author August Derleth will speak at Ludlow Memorial Library on Sunday afternoon October 18. He will discuss My Affair with the Deweys based on The Shadow in the Glass and hold an informal Q and A on his writings and latest book of interest to Monroe residents. Carl Marty’s Forest Orphans and The Shadow in the Glass were added to library shelves.
Negotiators for General Motors and the United Auto Workers warned that a settlement before the weekend seemed unlikely. If prolonged the nationwide strike threatens the economy as production halts at many plants. GM said hourly workers in affected plants lose more than seven million dollars daily in wages.
William N. Johnston, son of Mr and Mrs William B Johnston of 2221 16th Street, has enrolled in the Milwaukee School for Engineering. He is a 1954 Monroe High School graduate.
Six people die and several injured in a three car collision on a rain slick Route 1 near Loomisburg Pennsylvania. Victims include Sadie Levan 48 and her children Howard 15 Louanna 14 and two other passengers James Hippensteel 14 and Starlene Harter 17 from Mifflinville. Driver F Harold Fedder 57 of Bloomsburg also killed. Doyle Stout 14 of Mifflinville is in critical condition. Sally Levan 10 and Flora Lyons 40 are among survivors with varying injuries.
Rah Maline owner of Twin Grove Lumber Yards is scheduled for major lung surgery tomorrow at American hospital Rockford. He previously entered Freeport Memorial hospital on Sept 14 as a medical patient and was moved to Rockford hospital this Sunday. He also has a heart condition.
President Johnson, if elected, plans a November or December tour of Europe to meet leaders and representatives from the 14 NATO countries.
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