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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
4
Wisconsin health officer reports arthritis cripples in Racine Appleton and La Crosse as a major national and state disability problem. He explains forms of arthritis rheumatoid causes, signs, and the need for medical care, early diagnosis, rehabilitation and regular check ups to maintain a useful life.
The Ball Mills Club and families held a recent picnic at Recreation Park with horseshoe pitching and softball. Attendees included Kenneth Ubert and family John Brugger Roger Brugger and sons Donald Albright and Julia Clifford Kesser and sons Bernard Albright and sons Roger Sullivan and family Elmer Schwartzlow Herman Siegenthaler and Nancy Leland Rackow and family Kenneth Feldt and family Forrest Ludwig and son Jack Hauser and sons Roger Coplien Frederick Strahm and Mrs Frederick Mahlkuch and Susan Mr and Mrs Ralph Mahlkuch.
President Johnson announced on the spot promotions in Houston for astronauts Edward H. White II and James A. McDivitt. The Air Force still lists them as majors though the formal nomination and Senate confirmation are pending. Pentagon expects promotions to lieutenant colonel effective July 15 once completed.
Miss Ramona Ebneter, a 1965 Payette High School graduate and daughter of Mrs. Virginia Ebneter of 1121 9th Ave, attends a summer session at Oshkosh University. She plans to major in psychology and minor in sociology, residing at 780 High Pass, Oshkosh.
Sharon Sites, a 34 year old divorcee from Los Angeles, sails solo in her 25-foot Sea Sharp with no radio from a California harbor toward Hawaii. The voyage covers about 2300 miles, expects 30 days, and she carries 65 days of food and 90 days of water.
The survey finds long hair continues in some Florida areas with the fad lasting in Southern California among surfers and entertainers. Kansas City barbers report steady demand as Norman Moss of the Georgia association notes youths want long hair only in front and still visit barbers.
An Associated Press survey traces the fall of long stringy locks as heat and changing tastes push teens away from Beatle style. A Phoenix teen cites heat and many singing groups as reasons, while Dallas area schools report declined influence and Kansas City officials point to physical education standards. Florida reports similar shifts with Miami Dade Junior College noting a benching of a team captain last December.
The Madison Saturday wedding of Miss Beth Ann Schuler and Dieter Berninger at University Presbyterian drew many relatives and friends from Monticello and nearby towns. Attendees included Arnold Elmer, Fred Rehmstadt, Elsa Voegeli, Louise Karlen, Ruth Zentner, Donald Knobel, and numerous families visiting from Monroe, Beloit, Elgin, Milwaukee, and beyond.
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