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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
6
Wisconsin forecast notes a fair, warmer day and night with high in the 50s and lows 32 to 36. Sunday expected considerable cloudiness and warmer with showers possible in the west portion late Sunday or Sunday night affecting about 30 percent of the area. Observed highs 42 and low 24 since yesterday. year ago highs 75 and lows 56. barometer 30.45.
Forfeitures Jose A. Villacrez on 17th street failed to yield right of way and forfeited $10. Gary R. Johnson of 620 17th avenue fined $10 for speeding. Deaths Mrs Harriet Crist, 83, Darlington. Births Mr and Mrs Charles Foster Beloit a son born Oct 9.
Medical cases include Mrs Arthur Klausner Beloit Mrs Nathan Dittmer 911 11th Street James Scott Beloit Mrs Joseph Brannum Rockford Susan Susan Voegels Monticello Alfred Lienhardt Sr New Glarus Mrs Clinton Fine Burlington Henry Weifel Belleville Curtiss Harris Rockford Surgical: Margaret Cox Beloit Dismissals: Walter Stampfli Henry Davis Jay Timothy McMannas Donald Latta Mrs Ralph Hutchisson Ellen Brauchle Mrs Kerri Jerenby Mrs Lena Meythaler and Mrs John MacInnis and son
USDA weekly markets show slaughter steers and heifers down 25 to 50 with liberal Friday runs. Cows, bull prices vary, hogs lower especially over 240 pounds, sow declines 75 to 1.00. Sheep and lambs steady to 50 lower. woolly lambs 80 to 100 pounds bring 22.00 to 22.50, bulk 19.50 to 21.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.50 amid softer demand.
James W. Killough, 42, a former mailman, confessed three times to strangling his wife and led police to her buried body. Despite a judge saying we know this man is guilty, he has been released.
Judge Elmer oversaw nine delinquency hearings and eight traffic cases in September. Cases included a 17-year-old driving after revocation, vandalism and beer procuring, three youths aged 10 to 12 involved in vandalism with spray paint, and a 16-year-old bicycle thief. Restitution was made in four cases. one youth was sent to the Wisconsin Diagnostic Center. five received supervision, curfew, and custody arrangements. Driving privileges were varied with suspensions, revocations, or restrictions ranging from three to twelve months. one case was dismissed after trial.
Mrs Zinser 91 of 2427 going to visit brother Ed Duebendorfer 90 and his family at Centerville leaving Monday with her son Col Roy F Zinser retired from military service and her daughter in law and son in law and daughter They will spend several days there Col Zinser was in charge of Pt Monroe Va at his retirement His sister Mrs Heffron has airplane reservations East for the ceremonies of his retirement and change of post command Col and Mrs Zinser arrived yesterday to visit their mothers and other relatives
Washington authorities issue trade rules affecting phonographic records. The Federal Trade Commission bans use of stereo related terms on records not grooved for stereophonic sound. It also bans discount offers tied to supermarket and drug store sales. Rules take effect November 7.
Monroe Lions Club schedules a meeting Monday at 6 30 p m with Joe Urban as speaker at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. A directors meeting will follow. Thomas S Lovelace son of Mr and Mrs Don Lovelace is among 311 UW Madison students pledged to 27 Greek chapters including Tau Kappa Epsilon. Classified ads offer cash for farm equipment or livestock in The Monroe Evening Times.
A flood of callers visited Monroe yesterday including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gebben from Shelbyville Michigan and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bayer from Burlington. Numerous others from Minnesota and Illinois stopped by, as did local shoppers and visitors to homes on 10th Street and 30th Avenue.
Washington The Agriculture Department asks farmers to cooperate with the Census Bureau for an agricultural census next month. The crop reporting board relies on census data to benchmark production figures used in price structures, farm programs, and income estimates. Forms will be mailed and an enumerator will assist. Farm mortgage loans in 1963 hit a record 4.1 billion, up 17 percent from 1962, spurred by available credit and funds for expanding farms and improvements.
Terry Goetz daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Goetz of 1916 Lincoln Road pledged Kappa Delta at the University of Denver. A Monroe High School graduate class of 1964, she is a freshman.
New York humorist HAL BOYLE humorously unpacks the Christmas card conundrum. He recalls buying a seasonal card, the ritual timing, and the absurd task of choosing recipients from lifelong friends to distant strangers, ending with a quirky note about mailing to people never met socially.
Belleville report notes the six year anniversary events at the First United Church of Christ with Rev. Ralph Ley of Chicago as guest speaker at 10 30 a m and Rev. Richard Wichler at 2 p m. Pastor Howard Beil and Rev. Harvey Norenberg will participate, nine charter members will be honored, a stained glass window will be dedicated, and charter members listed include Sam B Klassy Herman and Mrs W Duerst William Legler G A Lehnherr J Henry Schmid and Miss Ida Voegels. The window was presented by the Baumgartner family after the death of Mr and Mrs John Baumgartner.
Police investigated two minor accidents yesterday. Jose Villacrez aged 34 and Julian Kiechle aged 63 were involved in an intersection crash at 14th Avenue and 17th Street at 3:30 p.m. Earlier, at 12:58 p.m., Will Zimmerman aged 69 struck a legally parked vehicle owned by Harry L. Prien.
District Court Judge Robert E. Tehan denied Local 248 of the United Auto Workers a temporary restraining order to stop Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co from subcontracting janitorial work.
The Phoenix post office is holding 70 000 Republican letters amid possible federal lottery law violations. GOP spokesmen say the letters include fund raising tickets for a drawing with a prize of an expense paid trip to the presidential inauguration or $500. Maricopa County Republicans say their attorney found no violations. If unsent, they will distribute door to door across Arizona. Postmaster Mason awaits a ruling from Louis J Doyle in Washington.
A state Board of Health film on TB spread was shown to the South Wayne Booster Club meeting. Mrs. Wesley Meir and Mrs. Fritz Haldiman were appointed to plan a welcome for teachers and parents. Lloyd Burkhalter thanked attendees for homecoming cooperation. Heidi Schlappi sent a thank you note for the queen's float. The group discussed placing a hot mix or cement slab under the Lights on the athletic field, with Harold Larse and Burdean Everson in charge. Mrs. Paul Lawrence and Mrs Larse served lunch.
Continued from page 1 ten, both 69, were reported very upset and trying to control their feelings. Smolen's wife was reported in a state of shock. Five men took part in the kidnapping as Smolen stepped from his home to ride to work with Col. Henry Lee Choate, the mission chief. Two young gunmen seized Smolen. three others chased Choate, but he jumped a fence and found refuge in a home. Smolen, a 20-year Air Force veteran and decorated WWII pilot, is a native of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, with Chandler, Arizona as his permanent home.
Bette sold items from a small shoebox business and reordered her original items. Word spread through priests, sisters, and church circles, helping the shop expand. Her home cramped into a room between the kitchen and living area as the religious gifts and gifts items multiplied.
In a shift toward more business traffic, Bette considers a downtown site for her gift shop while staying at home. Her children Linda, 16, and Harry, 12, assist in preparations and gain customer service experience. Open house is set for Sunday, Oct. 18, from 2 to 7 p.m.
Chinese press warns socialist youths about an imperialist plot involving the topless bathing suit. Ta Kung Pao稱 topless swimsuits degenerate, ugly, and a sign of the void in capitalist society, urging heightened vigilance and guard against Western influence.
Arthur Emberson and Reina Rick escaped injuries after a sideswipe crash at 8 12 last night on County Trunk Y seven miles northwest of Monroe in Jordan Township. Considerable damage occurred to both vehicles. Dr A A Quisling of Madison was elected president elect of the Wisconsin Society of Internal Medicine at the annual meeting.
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