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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times announces Emery Odell 1871 1953 as a member of the Associated Press Inland Press Association and Audit Bureau with ties to the Monroe postoffice and city edition notices.
Editorial notes that Gemini astronauts credit Scouting with essential space age training. McDivitt, White, Lovell, Borman, Grissom, Young, Cooper, Conrad, Armstrong and Lee credit Scouting for self reliance, leadership and fitness. The piece suggests Scouts could parallel train on Mars.
Directors of agriculture from 12 midwestern states will gather in Wisconsin Dells in June 1963 for the Midwest Association of State Departments of Agriculture summer conference. About 90 attendees will base at the Chula Vista resort. Gov. Warren Knowles will open the sessions and Mrs. D. N. Maxwell will narrate a slide presentation of her 1964 Russia trip after the dinner.
In Gauhati and across Assam at least 780 people have died during a two month epidemic of gastroenteritis officials report the disease continues to spread as hospitals struggle to cope with patients and casualties.
Civil defense study highlights 34 new buildings with integrated fallout protection. The McLean Bible Church in Virginia cost just 900 dollars extra for a 217000 dollar structure, about six cents per square foot, with no impact on appearance or use. A free publication TR-27 from the Office of Civil Defense details these designs and how shelters were incorporated.
Rita Bregenzer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bregenzer and known as Press Conference Queen, visits St Louis to preview Green County Cheese Day with radio and TV appearances. Yodel jackets will be the official dress as the Green County Picture Press Conference begins with a dinner and briefing at Monroe Country Club.
Secretary Woodring announced plans to staff the expanding army with 10 600 trainees annually, including 7 000 pilots. Meanwhile Red Cross war relief fund containers will be placed in Monroe restaurants pharmacies stores taverns and theaters this afternoon, announced drive chairman John J. Burkhard.
On June 14 1925 Oswald Babler 90 and C W Netherwood 82 hiked from Monticello to Monroe for a lark. Babler the last of the New Glarus Swiss colonists and Netherwood a Civil War veteran. Martin F Mayer opens a new modern gasoline service station. Lyle Cooperative Cheese Factory at Belleville files articles of incorporation.
The report notes the season’s heaviest rain arriving Saturday night along with a tornado at Madison. Commencement week begins in Normal with 29 graduates. Hamburger prices tomorrow at 14 cents a pound. Clark and Kleinmaier and Peca tonic mentioned with fishing remarks.
In a historical note, British electoral rules appear to allow candidates to run for office without residing in their stated constituency. The article discusses implications for legitimacy and voter relations as parties field hopefuls nationwide.
Norman R. Harper 62 a Washington Township native and Belleville beekeeper died after a brief illness. Funeral services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Grace Methodist Church Belleville. Beck Funeral Home: calling hours today. He sold Harper Cloverhill Honey and earned honey show honors. Survived by Lulu Jordan wife two foster daughters a brother a sister and two grandsons.
Recipe for hot chicken salad serves 10 to 12. Mix 4 cups cooked chicken, 4 cups celery, 1 cup almonds, 1 tsp salt, 1 tsp Accent, 4 tsp onion, 4 cups lemon juice, 2 cups salad dressing, and 1 cup grated sharp cheddar. Top with 2 cups crushed potato chips and cheese. bake 425F for 15 to 20 minutes. Blanche Blobaum Brodhead.
A fragmentary notice hints at a missing advertisement prompting discussion on ad placement and recordkeeping. The brief underscores how a misplaced or forgotten ad disrupts business listings and public notices in the newspaper era.
Peter F. J. Batenburg, 80, who helped design the four wheel drive used in the Jeep, died in Escandida, California. A Racine native and automotive designer with over 180 patents, he lived in Racine 45 years before moving to California last year. Services will be held here Wednesday.
Cincinnati Ohio Saturday attorneys for Dr Samuel H Sheppard asked the Sixth U S Circuit Court of Appeals for a rehearing en banc of the murder case that led to his life imprisonment.
Attorney F Lee Bailey files a petition arguing the appeals court ignored key findings by U S District Judge Carl A Weinman who ordered Shep pard released from prison. The petition claims the current ruling allows media intrusion into criminal trials and notes Sheppard remained free on bond after May 5. In Holyoke Providence Hospital Mrs Mary Feyre 39 and a newborn were reported fine after giving birth to quadruplets on March 29 1961.
Peggy March a 17-year-old from Lansdale Pennsylvania takes top honors at the 5th German song festival in Baden-Baden singing You Still Dream at 17. The audience applauds as Cliburn debuts in Moscow as conductor to mixed reviews from Tass. Judy Garland is hospitalized in Los Angeles for emotional upset.
Sybil Burton, 35, former wife of actor Richard Burton, married Jordan Christopher, 24, head of the singing group Wild Ones. The couple said they are very happy after their Sunday wedding and will honeymoon in Florida. Also in Holyoke Massachusetts a Feyre quadrupet mother gave birth to her 11th child.
Orfordville calls for bids on sewer and water installations on Spring and Hamblett streets with bid opening at 8 p.m. on Thursday July 8. Village engineer Max Koletzke drafts plans and specifications as the board grants Melvin Arneson permission for a two inch water main connection to a 13 unit laundromat on Gifford Street. The laundromat will open in about two weeks. Village Board of Review meets July 12 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m.
Services for Carl Weinbrenner Sr. 86 died Friday were held at Ritter Funeral Home in Mineral Point. A longtime area farmer he belonged to Pleasant View Methodist Church. Survived by wife Mae three sons Carl Jr Elwyn Merl all of Mineral Point two daughters Mrs Lloyd Colden Darlington and Mrs Arthur Vanna Mineral Point 15 grandchildren six great grandchildren.
Palm Springs unit shows 73 homes with 21 millionaires among residents. Rex Thompson describes a $25,000 double twelve-wide trailer later worth about $75,000 with luxury finishes. Bing Crosby heads the owning firm with Burns Benny and Kaye as stockholders. rents run around $75 with owners spending on improvements. homes range from California ranch to Egyptian temple motifs. Most owners are wealthy retirees with other residences, traveling guests, and mobile, not economically driven, living.
Lt. Col. John S. Drayna 47 commander of Grand Army Memorial Hospital King was reported in critical condition at Luther Hospital after collapsing at the state convention of Disabled American Veterans physicians said he suffered a brain hemorrhage
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