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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
6
The Daily Record notes a partly cloudy mild day with scattered showers or thundershowers likely tonight and Friday. Lows in the 50s, highs in the 70s, with detailed readings for yesterday and year ago, precipitation and barometer data, and sunrise and sunset times.
County Court Judge Roger L. Elmer Hans Kammerer issues penalties for inattentive driving and various traffic offenses. Michael H. Hughes faces illegal parking with a $10 fine, while Donald P. O Connor pleads guilty with juvenile limits and suspended license. Jeffrey L. Thomm and Ned H. Burkhalter receive suspensions or revocations, with Traffic School orders. Gary D. Poff pleads not guilty to a stop sign violation. case set for Oct 31.
Monroe police report a forfeiture involving Herman Wild of Monroe with limitations on backing. The case notes a forfeiture amount of $10.
Ivan Paul Rhyner and Agnes Ione Helgeson Slotten, both of New Glarus, have applied for marriage licenses. They are listed as the prospective spouses in the public record.
The notices report the deaths of Mrs. Belle Teehan 78 Footville Gerald D. Ross 49 Phoenix Arizona and Mrs. Martin Kitelinger 72 Footville.
Mr and Mrs Robert Blanken of Orangeville announce the birth of a daughter on October 17. Mr and Mrs Melvin Elmer of 1626 25th Avenue celebrate the birth of a daughter on October 16.
The document lists patients at St. Clare Hospital across categories: accidents and surgeries including Pamela Lynn Scott of South Wayne, Ralph Phillips of 2006 19th Street, Ruth Ann Murphy of Belleville, and Kathy Jo Lueck of 511 20th Avenue. It also names numerous other patients and a large roster of dismissals.
Dr. Charles Goff of Oshkosh State College spoke on City Manager versus City Council government at Marco's. He said the manager form is new to Wisconsin and would allow hiring and firing department heads. If Monroe adopted it, annual cost would be 8000 to 11000 dollars. Monroe Mayor Evans and council members attended as guests.
Monroe police investigated three accidents yesterday afternoon. At 1 20 p m a car driven by Herman Wild backed into a car owned by Robert F Felder. At 3 45 p m in the high school lot a car driven by Thomas E Zwicker collided with a school bus driven by Fred Adolph Gempler causing minor damage to the Zwicker vehicle. A truck driven by Lester O Ellingson rolled from a stop sign and struck a car driven by Clara L Egli.
Five new members were introduced during the Rock River Unit of the Wisconsin Hairdressers Association meeting held last evening at the Idle Hour Mansion in Monroe. Plans were set for the annual Christmas party on Saturday November 30 at the Abbey in Fontana.
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows steady cheddar with fair to good demand and adequate supplies of large styles. Small styles are about adequate to short with good demand for aged cheddar. prices list per 40 pound blocks and various cheddar products. Names mentioned include Mrs. John E Schulthess and daughter and others.
Community notices list rummage sales at First National Bank near St. Andrew's Church on Oct 18 from 9 to 1 and a sirloin dinner at the American Legion on Oct 19 from 6 to 8. Personal items include travel to Washington and a 24 month vacation in the Western states.
The market rose sharply in heavy trading with the Dow Jones industrial average pushing to new highs after seven straight monthly income gains and a batch of solid third quarter earnings. Chrysler General Motors RCA and Xerox posted yearly highs.
Leo Nack of 2284 18th Street underwent minor surgery yesterday at St. Clare hospital and was discharged today.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Mahlkuch Juda announce the birth of their first daughter Judith Lauraine at St. Clare hospital. She has three brothers Robert Samuel and Michael. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Mahlkuch Juda and Mrs. Lamont Kloepping of Orangeville. Maternal great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thoms Kundert of Brodhead and Mrs. Marie Stampfli of Monroe.
Louisa Yoss Kitelinger died at 4:35 p.m. yesterday at St. Clare hospital after admission Sept. 10. Born June 20, 1891 in Iowa County, she married Martin Kitelinger in 1912 and lived in Grant and Jackson counties before moving to Footville in 1930. Survived by husband, four sons, five daughters, two brothers, one sister, 26 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Footville Methodist Church. burial Plymouth Cemetery Footville. Friends may call Friday at Silverthorn Newcomer Funeral Home Orfordville.
A Grant County man, 63 year old Melvin Wilkins of Boscobel, died in a collision with a semi trailer on Highway 61 six miles south of Boscobel. The crash increased the 1963 Wisconsin highway toll to 684, up from 738 a year earlier.
Unseasonably warm days keep flowers blooming and berries still being picked as garden harvests continue in mid October. Mrs Willard Prisk of Monticello reports a light yellow iris in bloom while Mrs Hans Schlapbach west of Albany harvests onions grown from seed and weighs two pounds. She picks a milk pail of pole beans twice weekly and cucumbers by the panful as roses reach five inches across.
A University of Wisconsin team led by Dr. Vincent L. Gott and engineer Ronald L. Daggett has developed an artificial butterfly valve. The device, used to repair six acquired heart defects, features two leaflets and is slated for use in congenital irregularities. The valve operates about 42 million flap cycles annually.
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Two sentry satellites launched on a secret mission to test a satellite based system for detecting nuclear explosions up to 200 million miles away as part of enforcing the limited test ban treaty. The mission aims to chart space radiation and spot sudden energy surges from distant blasts.
Maj. Don al d K Slayton the astronaut who missed by heart beats to be among the first Americans in space quits the Air Force to pursue space wings as a civilian. He is grounded for an erratic heart rate but NASA says he can fly with another crew member.
Dr Curtis William Tarr was inaugurated as the twelfth president of Lawrence College at Memorial Chapel in a ceremony attended by an overflow crowd.
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