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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
8
A generally fair forecast shows little temperature change this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Low temperatures range from the 40s east and north to 45 to 52 in the southwest, with Thursday highs of 68 to 76 except near Lake Michigan.
Allen Vincent Schuler 20 of Monticello and Cheryl Ann en 18 of Orange ville receive license. Gerald Pryce 19 of Route 1 Brodhead and Nancy Jean Ber ra 19 of Route 2 Brodhead also obtain license.
Obituary notices list the deaths of Thomas B. Schindler 77 of 1302 22nd Ave Louis E. Driscoll 78 Benton Daniel W. Relph 85 Verona Harry Doubler 65 Nora Il and Dawn Joranlien three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Kent E Joranlien rural Brod head.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Byrne of Evansville announce a daughter born June 15. Mr and Mrs Alvin Elmer Jr of Brooklyn announce a son born June 15.
The notice lists patients under Medical and Surgical wards at St. Clare Hospital including Hans Kammerer Kendall Kumlien James Wuetrich Michael Williams and others with multiple street addresses. It also records dismissals of Kenneth Garbe Joseph Dusvich Ronald Piper Simon Sneek Louis Delorimier Arthur Hansen Brian Inder gand Mary Ladwig Cheryl Soddy and others.
The council votes to pay two property owners for parcels along Highway 69 and plans to compensate more after abstracts are prepared. Payments include 16 000 to J B F Amos and 49 000 to O L Hare for Green County Fast Freight Co buildings. An extra 70 monthly assessor expense is granted amid tornado recovery.
Milwaukees Myron Ratkowski, member of an 11 person family, graduates high school tonight with a straight A average. He is a 20 year Milwaukee police veteran who returned to vocational school in 1963 after dropping out. Seven of his nine children will attend commencement.
Personal mention notes a Wednesday 7 30 p m enrollment at Moose Hall with open installation of officers after a short business meeting Maj and Mrs George L Wells and son Mike and Leon Wittner attend a banquet for state air academy appointees at St Johns Military Academy Delafield on Saturday night Wittner to report to the academy June 28 Maj Wells serves in the Air Force Reserves as liaison officer for the academy in this area
The new Strickler's Market and PDQ Store will open on the west side of Monroe's square this Friday with a meat department open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and a food store 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Larry Lancaster becomes manager, joining Palmer Strickler and Bruni-Miller Co. as general contractor for the Swiss-fronted facility.
Six year old Jay Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Richardson has entered University Hospitals at Madison for surgery on Friday. He is expected to stay until the end of June and would enjoy hearing from friends while confined to bed during his hospital stay.
Mickey Steinmann, Monticello representative at Badger Boy's State, attends the week at Ripon. Joanne Wettach, sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary, participates in Badger Girls State at Madison this week.
Glenn Thompson, coordinator of Area 15 Education Cooperative, will address the Kiwanis Club at noon tomorrow at Swiss Wheel. He will discuss the consolidation of schools and related topics.
Monroe police investigated an accident at 1 p.m. yesterday when a vehicle backing from a parking stall in the 1000 block of 16th Ave struck a car parked by Robert D. Krupke at 2321% 16th Ave. The report lists minor injuries or none and no charges are mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Roger Rupnow of 4737 Lafayette Drive Madison are the parents of a third son and fourth child born yesterday in Methodist Hospital Madison. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Otto Rupnow traveled to Madison to visit. The Rupnow children include Dan Dave and Kathy. Mrs Rupnow, formerly Rose Mary Laudert of Appleton, is the mother.
The Skinner Creek Watershed group will gather at 8 p.m. Friday in Twin ing Park for a Grudge Ball Game featuring representatives from the County Ag Building. Attendees are asked to bring wieners and buns for their own families.
In Sanderson, Texas, workers recovered the body of a 17th victim from Friday’s flash flood, a young boy, found in an auto wrecking yard on Tuesday.
The Air Force launches a golden rule program to better treat 830000 officers and airmen. Gen John P McConnell urges leaders to ensure officers receive full counseling, recognition and clear career opportunity paths. He cites poor reception of junior officers and stresses accountable, respectful leadership. Reenlistment hinges on effective first enlistment leadership.
Hollywood reports Sa u l David leads a six-actor mission inside a human body for the 20th Century Fox film Fantastic Voyage. The 1960s project follows six travelers in a sub craft as they are shrunk to micro size and injected into a patient’s bloodstream to perform surgery.
The Rev. Robert Koller, son of the congregation, will lead both morning services at St John’s United Church of Christ on Sunday June 20 with a sermon titled The Two-edged Sword. This marks his first home pulpit since ordination in 1962.
The piece warns that the initial warm days of summer can be painful for sun worshippers. It notes risks from overexposure such as sunburn, eye damage, heat stroke, and fever, advising people with high blood pressure to consult physicians before sunbathing.
CAMP MCCOY Wisconsin An improvised guerrilla attack during a two week summer encampment resulted in the reported death of Brig. Gen. Francis Schweinler after 10 guerrillas allowed themselves to be captured in a ruse. A separate unit captured a non guerrilla photographer, while a mock prisoner was stripped and revealed as non combatant. About 200 guests will tour units today during Wisconsin Employers and Legislators Day with tank mortar and rifle demonstrations. Sun safety advice follows, urging gradual sun exposure and common sense to prevent blemishes and aging.
Hans Kammerer a 27 year old resident of 1106 16th Ave was admitted to St. Clare Hospital yesterday at 5 35 p m for treatment of a fractured left foot lacerations and multiple contusions suffered in a scaffold fall His condition is reported as good.
A fragmentary classified notice hints at a missing item covered by a prior advertisement. The readable portions point to a public or private listing, with no clear owner or location specified in the surviving text. Further details are unavailable from the fragment.
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