Weather Forecast for Tuesday Lows and Snow Flurries
Cloudy and windy conditions with slight warmth this afternoon and tonight. Tuesday brings snow flurries and turning colder in the afternoon. Low around 26 and high in the 30s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1956
Page
8
Cloudy and windy conditions with slight warmth this afternoon and tonight. Tuesday brings snow flurries and turning colder in the afternoon. Low around 26 and high in the 30s.
Julien H. Gerard 76 of Belleville. Mrs F H Divan 87 of Mt Carroll IL. Ruben Ruskell 62 of Kenosha. Ella Bruni 78 of Milwaukee. James A Tobin 78 of Janesville. Mrs J A Dary 77 of Ocala Florida. Alma Corlett 77 of Blanchardville.
Birth announcements list several new arrivals including a son for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart Wig of Browntown on December 8 and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilhelm of Argyle on December 9. Also noted are a son for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McGuinness of 1729 14th Street on December 10 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanover on December 10.
A cleared list from St Clare Hospital records shows medical staff and patients in multiple locales. Dismissals include Harry Luchsinger Clarence Hodge Robert Mc Knight Charles Kropf Janie Short and many others across Beloit Madison Janesville Monticello Brodhead Shullsburg Woodford and surrounding towns.
Gerhard P. Steensrud and Arthur C. Benkert led a Capitol Division Kiwanis Conference at the Edgewater in Madison to outline the 1957 district program. Clubs in Monroe Madison Madison East Jefferson Janesville Beloit Milton Junction are included. A follow up meeting for the local club will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m in the senior high school library with officers directors and committee chairs.
Firemen extinguished a small blaze at 3:18 p.m. Saturday in a bedroom wall of the home occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Pink at 1516 12th Avenue. Overheating furnace caused the smoke and minor damage.
Howard Teasdale, Darlington, and Dr. George R. Barry will attend the Rock River Valley District Heart Committee meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Madison.
Paul Edland of the Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Department will speak on Keeping an Eye on Wisconsin Drivers at a Green County Safety Council session in the Courthouse tomorrow night. Dr John A Frantz will introduce him. A new AAA film Noontime Nonsense will be shown. County driver education students will be guests. the public is invited.
Ruben Ruskell 62 of Kenosha a former Darlington resident died Sunday in a Kenosha hospital after a long illness. Services set for 9 30 a m Wednesday at St Pauls Lutheran Mineral Point. Friends may call at Steil funeral home Darlington. He was born near Belmont and farmed near Darlington before moving to Kenosha. Survived by his wife Esther.
Joyce Babler daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Babler of 1715 11th street has been pledged to the Wisconsin chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota an international music sorority at the University of Wisconsin.
Shirley Montgomery and Joyce Babler join the University of Wisconsin Chorus for a December 16 Christmas program on campus. Montgomery is the singer, Babler the piano accompanist.
Stephen Koenig David Ambler and Daniel Bender representatives from Monroe high school American Problems classes participated in a two day model state legislature session in the capital building Madison Koenig and Ambler served as assemblymen while Bender acted as a senator A sample bill on pollution of water by cheese factories was approved by the committee but did not pass due to a time limit.
County deputies report damage to the bumper and fender of a car driven by Harry A. Thil ken of Milwaukee when it skidded on an icy highway at 9 44 p m Saturday and went into a ditch on Highway 1181 west of Brodhead at the Clarence bridge. Passengers Frank Borzykowski Clara Borzykowski and Mrs Jizzie Maneman of Hazel Green escaped injury. Deputies said two guard posts were knocked down.
Mrs. William E. Wenger, who fractured her hip en route from Freeport to Chicago, will stay at Illinois Central hospital Stony Island for 10 days to two weeks after surgery to place a pin. She will travel home on crutches after release. Their daughter Mrs. Howard Olsen accompanied Mr. Wenger home last night.
Mr and Mrs Bernard J McGuinness of 1729 14th Street announce the birth of Patrick John this morning at St Clare hospital. The couple also have two other children Bernard aged five and Mary Ellen aged three. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs B H McGuinness of Montreal and Michael McKenna of Newark New Jersey.
Knights to meet tonight at 8 in St Victor Parish hall noted in Classified want column. Community organization agenda includes social time and planning for upcoming service project.
Personal notices list Mr and Mrs Ernest Schlittler from Monti cello and Mr and Mrs Gene Doyle with son from Albany visiting Saturday. Other items mention Holstein dispersal sale in Waukesha and travels to Chicago Madison and Milwaukee for events and family gatherings.
Rep Lawrence H. Smith of Wisconsin lauds the selection of Christian Herter as under secretary of state. Herter returns to finish his governor term and prepare for his new post amid no Senate confirmation concerns noted in Washington.
Mrs Alma Corlett age 77 of Blanchardville died in a Milwaukee nursing home after a year of ill health. Born May 12 1879 she was married in 1903 to Dr Mathias S Corlett and belonged to Blanchardville Lutheran church. Survived by daughter Kathleen Weaver Milwaukee son Kenneth Milwaukee two brothers Clarence Verona Joseph West Allis two sisters Clara Duncan Marietta Mina and Mrs Oscar Schindler Blanchardville. Service 1 30 p m tomorrow at the Lutheran church Rev Norman Anderson officiating burial Graceland cemetery. Friends may call at Sather funeral home until noon tomorrow.
Julien H. Gerard 76 longtime Belleville garage owner of 1915 to 1940 died after a long illness. Services were at 9 30 a m in St Marys Catholic church. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Everette Gillette and Mrs Philomene Armstrong both of Belleville a sister Mrs Mary Dimmitt Humboldt and 10 grandchildren
In Ellenville New York the Home National Bank closed after a 1 300 000 shortage. President William R Rose 51 is charged with falsifying records but denies personal gain. FDIC may begin paying insured deposits next Friday as a new shortage sparks concern.
Ralph W. Brown, chief patent attorney for the Falk Corp., collapsed and died at his home in the Town of Megu on Sunday. He formerly served on the staff of the U.S. Patent Office before moving to Milwaukee 38 years ago.
Gov. Christian A. Herter prepared for a possible 1960 bid by Eisenhower naming him undersecretary of state. The move positions Herter as a future secretary and potential Republican presidential candidate, with Dulles aging and facing health concerns.
Barbara Kubly was elected president at the Dec 6 meeting and Christmas party held at the Albert Doppler home. Otto Mayer is vice president Sally Kubly secretary Calvin Straum treasurer Beatrice Flanagan reporter. Following the meeting games and cards were played with gifts for a grab bag. Next meeting set for Jan 20.
Joyce Austin and Linda Blum joined Hilltop Club at the Christmas gathering hosted by August Ruehlew in her home. Robert Leopold led the pledge and roll call while members sang and exchanged gifts. The January 8 meeting is planned for Hiawatha School.
New York steel and motor stocks led an ongoing market advance in active trading. Key issues rose from fractions to about two points, with some gains exceeding that level and occasional losses also noted.
Washington observers forecast a moderately better 1957 business year with ongoing price increases. Inflation is unlikely unless the international situation worsens. Dr. Emerson Schmidt of the U S Chamber of Commerce called the outlook mild and cautious with some stresses and strains likely.
George Forster 51, longtime Janesville city manager and former Madison mayor, was named Des Moines city manager effective January 1. The post had been vacant after Leonard Howell was fired November 26. Forster earns 13500 a year in Janesville, with indications he could receive about 18000 in Des Moines.
Chinese Premier Chou En Lai arrived in Rangoon for a 10 day goodwill visit after crossing from India. He was greeted by cheering crowds as he began a diplomatic mission aimed at strengthening Sino Burmese ties.
Monticello Homemakers gathered for their annual Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Jacob Voegeli. The evening began with a dinner at the Casino followed by a gift exchange.
A blaze at a Bonduel area farm home killed Mrs. Barbara Wussow 23 and her daughters Lynne 3 and Lou Ann 1. Mrs. Wussow was found two feet inside the back door as she tried to rescue the children while Leroy Wussow worked to save them and authorities investigated the blaze.
At the National Congress of the Italian Communist Party, the largest in the Western world, open criticism emerged toward Soviet intervention in Hungary. The event highlighted internal debates over foreign policy and Moscow’s actions.
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