Weather Outlook for December 4 1956
Cloudy with occasional snow tonight and Wednesday. Little temperature change forecast. Lows around 30 to 35 and Wednesday highs in the upper 30s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1956
Page
6
Cloudy with occasional snow tonight and Wednesday. Little temperature change forecast. Lows around 30 to 35 and Wednesday highs in the upper 30s.
Transfers involve Margaret K. Burgy to Ray E. Kundert in Monroe Green County. Morgan Johnson to Rudolph T Haskee for land in Jordan Township. Dwight L. Newcomer to Byron R. Keesey of 55 ft in Brodhead. Bertha Dallenbach Estate to E O Evans in Monroe. Ray E Kundert to Ed Jordan Jr in Jefferson Township. Wilbur G Parnham to Lawrence A Klentz in Cadiz Township.
Deaths include Mrs Edward Strauss 71 of Brodhead Mrs Sarah Bricklen 78 of Orangeville Samuel T Hill 81 of Warren Mrs Werner Elmer 86 of Belleville Mrs Lester R Nickerson 67 of Madison
Mr and Mrs William Sullivan Freeport welcome a son on December 4. Mr and Mrs Joseph Keller Brodhead report a daughter on December 4. Mr and Mrs Boyd Figs Brodhead register a son born December 4.
A compiled list names medical and surgical staff at St. Clare Hospital Stockton and affiliated locations including Susan Thill Albany Charles Kropf Route 1 and others. It also lists dismissals Kenneth Baker John Stuessy Carl Fredricks Mrs Lowel Monroe and several family members.
Thomas Pfisterer finance chairman for the U S Grant Council reports 92 percent of the operating budget raised and $36,028.81 secured toward a $39,003 goal. The Friends of Scouting campaigns began late October alongside United Fund and Community Chest drives. The council covers 116 units serving 3,206 Scouts.
The county solicits bids for a remote control radio console and a point to point transmitter. Sheriff Samuel F. Humbel estimates $1,200 per unit, totaling $2,400 for the county, with the city also buying a console for $1,200. Funds approved in the budget session. Custom built units to arrive after January 1, offering direct, interference free talk between stations.
The USS Gyatt, world’s first guided missile destroyer, debuts with its Terrier weapon system. Rear Adm. William E. Howard presided at Boston Naval Shipyard ceremonies as Cmdr. Charles F. Helme Jr. leads a crew of about 300. After sea trials it will join the Atlantic Fleet destroyer force.
In Madison Wisconsin American cheese market today demand is fair to good and offerings are small for some styles. Large styles are ample. Prices shown include cheddars 34 to 35 cents, single daisies 36.5 to 37, longhorns 36 to 37, midgets 37 to 42 cents.
John E. Dever, city manager of Two Rivers since 1952, resigned at a City Council meeting last night to accept a similar position in Poughkeepsie New York.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Matzke announce the birth of Kyle Clayton their infant son Jessie Matzke formerly Jessie Newman of Juda is the paternal grandmother
Mrs. Clayton Burt visited from Albany along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Chaffee from Freeport. Rural Evansville residents Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCulley joined in, as did Mrs. James Rogers and Mrs. Gordon Krell from Lanark Illinois. Mrs. Lawrence Berg and Mrs. Freeman Berg from Woodford were in Monroe. Miss Frances M. Leuenberger and Mrs. M. J. Gonstead are in Chicago for a few days. A playlet Day at the Rum mage will be presented Wednesday December 5 during Women of the Moose meeting. Initiation formal.
Officers of Smith Masonic Lodge will be elected Thursday at 7 30 p m in Masonic hall. Refreshments will be served.
The Alpha Zeta Sorority announces a new panel for tonight's 7 p.m. workshop in the Ludlow Memorial Library Green Room. Moderator H. L. Fen ton will lead with panelists Forrest L. Kubly Kurt J. Schwager Mrs. Alvin C. Rabehl and Miss Thelman Gamm. The session reviews past speakers and answers audience questions, followed by a tea.
Washington reports the Air Force is organizing a full weapons system for an atom powered bomber. Contracts for equipment development exist under a director of nuclear systems. Two reactor projects run by GE in Ohio and Pratt & Whitney in Connecticut, with AEC facilities in Idaho, Pluto and Project Rover programs also noted. Secretary Quarles says the plane is years away and manned aircraft remain central to U.S. power.
Sam Hoesly a flower grower and fancier quietly marked his 80th birthday at his residence 1316 22nd Street. A retired printer and lifelong county resident, he celebrated with family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Brennan announce the birth of their daughter Jane Marie on November 25. The Brennans have a daughter Becky, age two, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan of 708 25th Avenue.
J Jacob Tschudy, longtime Monroe businessman and son of Green County Swiss settlers, turned 83 and spent the afternoon at Tschudy's Specialty Service Co., a familiar family spot in Monroe.
New York humor column lists curious tidbits from foods and fashion to hijinks and health. Facts include average clothing weights for men and women, FAQs on trains and caesarean births, and playful notes on icebox raids by the Duchess of Windsor.
The plan targets 137 wings by June 30 but will likely be adjusted. the force already operates 131 combat wings and will not have its strength reduced.
The VFW Christmas party for members and Cooties plus their families is set for December 16. Cooties voted last night in Turner Hall to assist the post with the event.
A public hearing on the proposed 1957 budget will be held at 7 30 tonight at City Hall during the City Council regular meeting.
Among those planning to attend the 1956 Wisconsin Traffic Safety Conference in the Milwaukee Auditorium tomorrow are Floyd W. Matzke Alderman Second Ward Dwight C Cop lien Monroe policeman Mrs Sam Waelti president of the Green County Safety Council Mr and Mrs Glen Roderick and Mrs Arleigh Frautschy.
Four years after the British Museum displayed the shell of an Egyptian desert snail a live snail reportedly crawled out. The creature was described as hungry and moving in the display area.
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