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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1958
Page
8
Partly cloudy with showers and scattered thunderstorms likely this afternoon or tonight. Chance of locally severe storms in the central portion this evening. Wednesday partly cloudy with scattered showers or thunderstorms. Cooler north and turning cooler across the south by afternoon or evening. Low tonight 50s north to around 70 south. High Wednesday 75 to 85 south.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high reached 86 and low 66. A year ago today the high was 88 and the low 61. Precipitation since yesterday 0.03 inch. Barometer was 29.89 at 1 a.m. and 29.88 at 1 p.m. The warmest spot was Phoenix Arizona at 108 and the coldest Helena Montana at 42. Sunrise occurs at 5 17 and sunset at 8 51.
Dora Addie Ayres transfers a Warren's addition lot 90 by 132 feet in Albany village. The property includes W% of Its 1 and 4 and the E 56.25 feet of Its 2 and 3 in blt 6. Emil Hafen is the grantee.
Gerton Fowler aged 32 of Monticello stood before Judge Marshall L. Peterson as Dorothy Fowler 27 of Brodhead had her divorce denied on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The pair wed on November 22 1948 and separated April 1 1958. They have two minor children.
Evelyn M. Armstrong of Monroe, Delbert J. Moritz of Monroe, Roy F. Kundert of Blanchardville, and Robert G. Wolfe of Freeport with Donald A. Neuenschwander and David L. Penniston of Monroe cited for speeding, each liable for $10 fines.
L A Koenig and Bessie M Boss of Monroe face charges of dis orderly conduct with sentence withheld and probation for one year, while Boss is also bound over to County Court for dis costs. Dennis E Endress of Pearl City fined 25 dollars for speeding. Herbert N Parrott of Portage pleads not guilty to operating under influence with trial set July 10 at 1 30 p m.
Darrell Dean Hilliard aged 20 of Washington Township and Beverly Ann Babler aged 20 of Monticello receive marriage license. John Mark Waggoner aged 21 of Rockford and Karen Ann Kindschi aged 21 of 1770 13th street also obtain license.
Mrs William Kraus 62 of 1410 17th Avenue and Mrs Letty Sonderegger 79 are listed in a public notice brief noting their ages and residence as part of the community records.
Otto Stelter of Elkhorn and Herbert Striker from Albany called in Monroe and Blanchardville visitors Clare Olson and Frank Hoelker of Cuba City made business stops. Mrs. Bernard Marti and Mrs. Don Thompson from Argyle dropped by. Women of the Moose plan a Wednesday meeting at Moose Hall.
Mrs Letty Sonderegger, 79, died in Walzenhausen Canton Appenzell Switzerland on Friday. She is survived by her daughter Mrs Nordeen Hoesly, two grandchildren Herman Jr Belleville, and five great grandchildren.
County Coroner Wilbur E. Deininger is listed in good condition at St. Clare hospital in traction for a back ailment.
A daughter was born to Kenneth Schmid and his wife of Juda on June 30. A daughter was born to Walter Williams and his wife of Monticello on June 30.
Surgical and medical notes list patients undergoing tonsillectomy and related procedures at St. Clare Hospital including Jane E Bu holzer Beloit and Debra Courtney Beloit. Dismissals cover multiple patients and family members such as Mrs Jonas Kammerood Mrs Laverne Schiller and several Blum and Hansen relatives.
Andrew Holten 87 of Deerfield former Monroe Evening Times city editor died Sunday at a Madison nursing home after a long illness. Services 2 p.m. Thursday at Deerfield Lutheran Church with Rev. E. J. Tetlie officiating. Burial in Deerfield Cemetery. Friends may call Schulz funeral home Deerfield after tomorrow noon. Surviving are five daughters and five sons, Tolman Holten of Minneapolis, two brothers, 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
A trail ride and horse show are set at the Carl Jensen home one-fourth mile east of Clarno on Sunday. The trail ride begins at 10 a.m. and the horse show at 1 p.m. All horses must participate in the ride to enter the show, which includes 12 classes with a trophy and five ribbons per class.
Republican candidate Leslie M. Schwitz filed his nomination papers at the county clerk’s office for the September 9 primary. The filing deadline is next Tuesday at 5 p.m. He will oppose A Charles Howe, former undersheriff, in the Republican sheriff race.
Stephen Buehler of Orangeville and Jim Price of McConnell attended Premier Boys State in Springfield last week. Stephen was sponsored by Evert Kline American Legion post and Jim by the McConnell post.
Thirty-two couples filed for marriage licenses at the county clerk office in June. Eighteen parents' consents were granted. In June 1957, twenty seven couples applied with seven parents' consents.
The notice identifies Miss Diana Ruth Weeks as maid of honor with Gary Jeglum and others listed in the wedding parties.
Not Gary Hendrickson but the best man at the wedding of Miss Marilyn Ann Weiler and Jack Hauser Jr. of Monroe, held at Adams Lutheran Church on Sunday.
A faulty electric power cable failed Monday night causing a 45 minute blackout on Madison's west side. Authorities described the outage as a minor explosion in an understreet passageway.
Defending champion Althea Gibson of New York advanced to the women’s semifinals at Wimbledon. Barry MacKay, the last American man in the singles, was eliminated in straight sets, as Gibson fought a tough match against Shirley Bloomer of Britain.
No. 1 woman player prevailed 6 3 6 8 6 2. Madison Wis nine state colleges report summer enrollment of 7 235, Board of Regents said today. Director Eugene R McPhee noted late registrations may raise the total.
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