Stevens Point Journal from Stevens Point, Wisconsin • Page 2

STEVENS POINT (WISCONSIN) DAILY JOURNAL Wednesday, November 3, 1963 Page 2. ELECTIONS BIDS WANTED (Continued from page 1) President Johnson's landslide a year ago. But Hughes' flood of votes put the Democrats in charge of the New Jersey Legislature. Not since the days when Woodrow Pleads Innocent To Indecent Exposure Portage County Judge James H. Levi set bail at $200 for Gordon J.

Goodman, 18, Genoa City, charged by City Police with indecent exposure. Goodman pleaded innocent to the charge when he appeared in court this morning. He was arrested Tuesday shortly after 4 p.m., when police officers answered a telephone complaint that a man was exposing himself in the vicinity of Franklin and Union Streets. He was held in jail overnight City Traffic Cases Dexter McKelvey, 308 Vincent St, arterial violation, forfeited $13.50. John D.

Stauffacher, Bara-boo, speeding, forfeited $18.50. Roman Drapes, 'Route 1, Stevens Point, speeding, forfeited $28.50. from Marshfield, River Falls, Milwaukee, Unity, Stevens Point and the surrounding area. Stroik Rites Held Tlit Rev. Richard Tomsyck officiated at funeral services Tuesday at St.

Mary's Catholic Church in Torun for Emil Stroik, 44, Town of Hull, who died Saturday. Pallbearers were Leonard and Conrad Stroik, August Stanchik, Phil Woyak, Chet Drewa and Ronald Worzella. Burial took place in the parish cemetery. Relatives and friends attended from Hammond, Milwaukee, Chicago, Wausau, and the Stevens Point area. Proxeda Sherfinski A former Portage County resident, Mrs.

Proxeda Sherfinski, 83. died Tuesday afternoon at a Wausau hospital. Until three months ago, she lived at Torun with her son, the Rev. Alois D. Sherfinski, who was pastor of St Mary's Catholic Church there.

Mrs. Sherfinski moved to Wausau after Father Sherfin-ski's death Aug. 2, and since then she had resided with another son, Sylvester. Funeral sen-ices will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at St James' Catholic Church, Wausau.

A grandson, the Rev. Valery Pearce, O.F.M.. Mt. Calvary, will be the celebrant of a solemn requiem high mass. Burial will follow in Restlawn Sealed bids will be accepted at the office of the City Comptroller, County-City Building, 1515 Strongs Avenue until 5:00 P.M., November 10, 1965 for the demolition of three buildings, located at 1432, 1438, and 1442 Water Street, Stevens Point, Wisconsin.

Specifications, instructions and the form of contract are en file for inspection at the Comptroller's Office. Wage rates as established and set forth in the City of Stevens Point ordinance dated 51755 In accordance with Chapter 66.293 of the Wisconsin Statutes shall be No bid shall be considered unless accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or Bid Bond equal to 5 of the bid payable to said city of Stevens Point as a guarantee that if his bid is accepted he will POINT SURPLUS STORE On the Famous Market Square Wilson was governor, a half century ago, has New Jersey had a Democratic governor and legislature. Democrats, already in charge, appeared to have gained slightly in a partial legislative election in Kentucky. They maintained overwhelming legislative control in Virginia. A Republican, Clarence Brown won the only congressional seat at stake In an Ohio district which has gone Democratic only twice in this century.

It had been represented for 27 years by Brown's father, who died Aug. 23. Obituary Mrs. Rose A. Weisbrod A former Stevens Point and area resident, Mrs.

Rose A. Weisbrod, 85, died at 8 a.m. today at Clark County Hospital at Owen, where she had been a patient for six months. She had been in failing health for several years. The former Rose Suplicki, she was born May 10, 1S80, in the Town of Hull, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Suplicki. The family moved to Stevens Point, where she attended St Peter's Grade School. She was married In 1903 to Joseph Weisbrod at St Peter's Catholic Church. The couple setled in Hull, where they farmed until Mr.

Weisbrod's death on March 13, 1934. Mrs. Weisbrod continued to live on the farm until 1942, when she moved to Polonia for seven years. After that she made her home with members of her family until her hospitalization. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.

Anton (Monica) Forrnella, Milwaukee; seven sons, Leo Weisbrod, 1809 College Clarence Weisbrod, 716 Soo Marie Chester Weisbrod, Chicago, Joseph Weisbrod, in Florida, COURT 75' execute and file a contract within ten days of such Boys' Thermal Underwear Small, medium, large and extra large. Top or bottom. REG. $1.49 EACH $1.40 Pair In Philadelphia, Arlen Spec (Continued from page 1) the father of said child." "More artfully," he said, "her complaint should have asserted the facts rather than her conclusion." Justice Gordon said that in ter, -a registered Democrat running on the Republican ticket, acceptance. The City shall reserve the right to reject any or all bids or accept the bid most advantageous to the City.

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Stock up now for the cold months ahead! Crumlish Jr. Specter broke a 12-year Democratic grip on that city's major offices. But in Scranton, Allentown, Lancaster and Erie, Democrats wrested City Hall, from Republicans. Memorial Park, Wausau. Friends may call at the Peterson Funeral Home in Wausau after 2 p.m.

Friday, and a parish rosary will be recited there Friday night at 7:30. Mrs. Sherfinski was born Aug. 19, 1882, at Polonia, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Steven Zywicke. She was married in the Town of Hull to Peter Sherfinski on April 19, 1904. The couple made their home in Bro-kaw. Mr. Sherfinski died in 1954, and' his widow lived with her son, Father Sherfinski, for eight years until his death.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Sophie Pearce, Merrill; four sons, Stanley, Bro kaw, Chester and Sylvester, Wausau, and Herman, Raven the future, arrest warrants must be issued by a "neutral, deliberate and impartial magistrate." "The effect of this rule is to imterpose the impartial judgment of a judicial officer between the citizen and the prosecutor, so that an individual may be secure from an improper search or an improper arrest," the justice said. Russell said later he planned and Edmund, Emeryck and Arnold Weisbrod, all of Ra cine; 25 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Weisbrod was the last member of her family.

Her husband, parents, two Li sisters, three brothers and one daughter preceded her in to meet with Dist. Atty. Hugh O'Connell to discuss whether the county should seek a re-hearing by the Supreme Court, or move ALWAYS RRST OUAUTY STEVENS POINT na, four brothers, Leo Zywicke, Manitowoc, Valerian, Racine, Sylvester, Stevens for a reversal or clarification of the decision. Our wide-scale sweep-out of new, timely, terrific merchandise! We've even slashed our famous low. prices to move everything fast down to the last bargains! Then we'll roll in scads and scads of brand-new holiday values some are already here! Point, and Herman, Town of Hull; two sisters, Mrs.

John Sherfinski, Wausau, and Mrs. Frances Rosenthal, Kellner; 16 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. death. Funeral services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church lit Polonia, with burial to fol-low In the parish cemetery.

Friends may call after 2 p.m. Thursday at the Dzikoski Funeral Home, where members of the Third Order of St Francis, of which Mrs. Weisbrod was a member, will recite a rosary at 3 o'clock Milwaukee County Judge John Krueger shut down his court and said it would remain without business until the issue was clarified. The courts of Judges Christ Seraphim and F. Ryan Duffy Jr.

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