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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times carries Associated Press and Inland Press Association content along with AP news dispatches as part of its exclusive distribution. This note outlines the paper’s sourcing and partnership with AP agencies for Inland coverage.
Editorial argues Monroe could leverage federal disaster aid for a west side renewal. If accepted, 75 percent federal funding could cover streets, drainage, park space, and highway realignment efforts, with a $360,000 potential trigger and a need to adopt a citywide housing code and master plans while avoiding overextension.
A simple mandarin orange salad combines diced pineapple, mandarin oranges, flaked coconut, sour cream, and miniature marshmallows. Mix well, chill for several hours, and serve on lettuce leaves yielding about eight servings.
Several members of Co. K Monroe National Guard won shooting awards during the first week of the summer encampment at Camp McCoy. Glenn Erick Anderson, seven, son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Anderson, a former Monroe area family, shows a talent for memorizing scripts, signaling a future in television.
The city police department’s dog roundup reports its first capture this morning when the assistant chief using a rope lariat snagged an unlicensed curbstone setter. Earl Lamboley is elected president of the Monroe Lions Club. Green County becomes the first of 71 Wisconsin counties to file applications for AAA parity payments with the State office in Madison.
Forty years ago today Senator Robert M. LaFollette dies from heart disease aggravated by pneumonia. Jacob Winkler wins the season turnip race and notes potato vines in bloom planted on Good Friday. Thirty five families register at Monroe Tourist Camp so far this month.
Fifty years ago on June 18 1915 a Kansas cyclone killed thirty people. Mrs H H Moe advertised fresh strawberries at 15 cents a quart. Summer Normal School planned to open next Monday. A barn raising occurred at J A Babler farm one mile west of the city. Jacob Marty & Co Brodhead began short term cheese production as milk flow increases including brick and limburger.
In Appleton 17 year old Ripon Patrick Top won a three way race to be named governor of the 24th annual Badger Boys State on Thursday.
Rev. F J Kissinger 76 of Pontiac Illinois formerly served in Orangeville area 1934 46 died at Copley Hospital Aurora New Jersey He was born August 29 1888 in Richland Pennsylvania and married Bertha Wunsch February 20 1917 Surviving children Ruth Tholen Doris Pinnow Paul Morris Morris and Charles Kissinger plus a brother and ten grandchildren Funeral at Pontiac EUB Church 2 p m Sunday Burial Sunny Slope Pontiac Friends may call Behrendt Funeral Home after 9 a m tomorrow
Rev. Linus Wierwill and Rev. Paul Schnake. Mrs. James W. Schroeder. Dennis Streiff attended the third annual Wisconsin Conference United Church of Christ in Appleton that ran Wednesday to today. Mrs. William McFadden joined a music workshop at Lawrence College Music Drama Center with a bell ringing demonstration and a lecture on the new chapel organ by La Vahn Maesch.
Residents discuss rebuilding after a tornado while urging efficient federal assistance. They emphasize prioritizing natural disaster relief and hope future dealings with the government improve over past experiences.
Sylvan Schindler has been elected commander of the Stuessy Kuenzi American Legion Post. Other officers named include Lester Bower as first vice commander Don Flannery as second vice Jacob Bruni as adjutant and service officer Robert Strickler as sergeant at arms John Heimann as finance officer and Herbert Gmar as historian. Officers will be installed at the Green County installation in Brodhead on Sunday June 27. The post will hold a flag burning ceremony Monday July 12 to discuss details for a Hall of History display for New Glarus 120th anniversary.
A five day Beloit course for babysitters covers first aid mouth to mouth resuscitation and other emergency topics. The Beloit chapter of the International Fire Fighters Association sponsors it with cooperation from WWCA Red Cross city health department workers and nurses.
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Runte 78 of El Paso Texas former Davis Illinois resident will be at 2 p m tomorrow at Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church in Davis Rev Philip Burke to officiate Burial will be in Davis Cemetery Friends may call at Chapin Funeral Home in Durand Illinois tonight from 7 30 to 9 She was born February 2 1887 in Durand Township to William and There sa Best She lived in Rockford Illinois before moving to Texas to live with her son Elwin She died Tuesday in her son's home Survived by one son four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren A brother and a sister preceded her in death
Mrs. Clarence Grundahl and Mrs. Robert Kingdon attended a studies institute in Education of the Mentally Retarded sponsored by the Wisconsin State Department of Public Instruction Bureau for Handicapped under a U.S. Office of Education grant. The sessions at the American Baptist Assembly at Green Lake featured Comprehensive Circular Planning for the Mentally Retarded. Mrs. Grundahl is a high school special education teacher and Mrs. Kingdon teaches elementary school special education.
The Green County Boots and Saddle Club invites Green County 4-H horse and pony project members to a meeting on Thursday July 1 at 8 p.m. in the Community Room of the First National Bank in Monroe. A color film Ride Cowboy Ride will be shown. 4-H members are welcome to attend the meeting and bring a dish to share.
President Johnson plans the trip announced after Majors James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II were lauded in Washington for a four day space voyage. They will depart from Andrews Air Force Base for an early morning takeoff and attend ceremonies in Green Bay and Milwaukee with Vice President Humphrey.
London report identifies Mandy Rice Davies as the other woman in the Cervello divorce case. The baroness accuses her husband Baron Pierre Cervello of infidelity tied to a French sugar fortune. Mandy, aged about 20, rose to headlines during the Profumo affair era and now tours Britain and continental night spots with a singing act.
Wilbur E. Deininger will join a panel at the Mid Summer Conference of the Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association in Land O Lakes on June 22 and 23. The discussion covers a coordinated mutual aid plan for disaster response with procedures for counties to provide law enforcement personnel and equipment across the state.
Park Service experts diagnose soil borne fungus in the White House east garden causing brown spots. They expect a cure soon.
Frank Covey 60 formerly of Argyle died Wednesday in Chicago after a three month illness. He worked 29 years in Sears window displays with two years service in the military. He is survived by a brother Port East Elgin and a sister Mrs Maxine Townsend Chicago. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Argyle Methodist Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Argyle Erickson Funeral Home in charge.
Local classifieds encourage job seekers to browse Help Wanted listings to connect with employers seeking workers across multiple trades. Readers are urged to place ads to attract qualified applicants and fill positions efficiently.
In Philadelphia eight women start a belly dance class at The Penn Center Dance Club taught by Susanne Hoffman known as Princess Neila. They pursue personal satisfaction and fun amid doubts about public performance, with dancers ranging from housewives to a photographer and a ceramics teacher.
Wisconsin County Boards Association opposes a bill to merge county traffic patrols with sheriff offices. A. J. Thelen argued local option should prevail and counties with efficient separate systems should not be forced to change. The measure would require boards to enact a merging ordinance by November 1 with patrols abolished by January 1, 1966, and deputy sheriffs placed under civil service.
The Assembly Education Committee unanimously approves a bill to raise the state superintendent of public instruction salary from 18000 to 20000 dollars annually.
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