Weather forecast for June 3 1957 in Daily Record reads sunny warmth
The Daily Record reports a sunny warm afternoon with partial cloudiness tonight. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with low around 46 to 52 and a high near 66.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
8
Weather Snapshot From Last Week And Today
Last week highs reached 78 with a low of 1 p.m. Saturday at 72 and a 45 low. Year ago today highs were 72 and lows 44. Barometer readings were 30.12 at 1 a.m. and 30.10 at 1 p.m. Yuma Arizona registered the warmest 115 and Fraser Colorado the coldest 28. Sunrise was 5 16 and sunset 8 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Yuma
Ariz
Fraser, Colo
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe Township
Hannah Riter Estate transfers 280 acres more or less to Raymond Indergand. Henry Riter transfers 280 acres more or less to Raymond Indergand. Both transfers occur in Monroe Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Riter
Raymond Indergand
Monroe Township
Henry Riter
Justice Cases Involving Koenig Rude Argyle
L A Koenig and Robert Rude of Argyle faced charges of illegal passing. Each was fined $20 plus costs by the sheriff's department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice L
Marriage Licenses in New Glarus Area
Harold Clare Albertson 25 and Carla Rae Blum 19 both of New Glarus. Robert Edwin Schutt 39 of Sylvester Township and Winifred Ruth Ritter 35 of 1703 8th street. Clift John Webber 20 and Lorene Lillian Eicherkraut 20 both of New Glarus Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clare Albertson
Carla Rae Blum
New Glarus
Robert Edwin Schutt
Sylvester
Winifred Ruth Ritter
8Th Street
Clift John Webber
Lorene Lillian Eicherkraut
Obituaries Listed for Five Local Residents
Deaths reported for Fred Bragg 72 Gratiot Mrs Frances M Baker 97 Blanchardville infant twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Gertsch Route 1 Gratiot and John R Furrer Monroe all listed in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bragg
Gratiot
Frances M. Baker
Blanchardville
Walter Gertsch
Route 1
John R. Furrer
Monroe
Births of Baumgartner’s son announced
Mr and Mrs Paul Baumgartner Route 2 welcomed a son born June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Baumgartner
Son
St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Patients and Dismissals
List of patients undergoing tonsillectomies at St. Clare Hospital in Beloit and surrounding areas including Patricia and Cheryl Terrill, Shar Lunde, Frank Feefield, Mrs. Robert Threlkeld, William Dougherty, Doris Mueller, John Vogel, Arnold Rohrer, Mrs. Harold Smock, Evar Anderson, Wilbert Steiner, Herbert Martin, Ernest Salzwedel, Lyle Lockhart, Harold Beach, James Parker, and surgical cases Cylvia Hartman, Lyle Rodgers, Mrs. Ellen Carpenter, Mrs. Eugene Becker, Mrs. Albert Crouch, Fred Ross, Andrew Heimann, and others. with dismissals listed such as Elmer Trickel and families, Mrs. Raymnd Harris, Mrs. Arthur Eichman, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Cheryl Terrill
Beloit
Sharon Lunde
Brodhead
Frank Feefield
Robert Threlkeld
Route 2
William Dougherty
Freeport
Doris Mueller
Blanchardville
John Vogel
Route 1
Arnold Rohrer
11Th Street
Harold Smock
Rockford
Evar Anderson
Wilbert Steiner
Belleville
Herbert Martin
Stoughton
Ernest Salzwedel
Juda
Lyle Lockheart
Moline
Ill
Harold Beach
14Th Street
James Parker
Cylvia Hartman
Lyle Rodgers
Monticello
Ellen Carpenter
Argyle
Eugene Becker
Lena
Albert Crouch
Fred Ross
Andrew Heimann
Ney Glarus
Fred Escher
Herman Heinzelman
Ray Newmann
Renee
Carl
Kris Blumer
Herbert Carter
Howard Flood
Harry E. Williams
Robert Reider
Farnam Flint
Joe Ralph
Paul Peterson
Harry Luchsinger
George Coldren
Milo Fiie
Henry Johanson
Edwin Beardsley
Kal Broughton
Raymond Grode
John Isoz
Leo Lewis Honored With Gift For 17 Years Service
Leo D Lewis of 2012 11th street received a wrist watch this morning as a gift from 40 employees of the state beverage tax division. Lewis retired in April after 17 years with the department. The presentation at his home was made by Arthur G Kotchian, who began work the same day. Mr and Mrs J L Babler visited Mr and Mrs Art Ryan at Twin Grove last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo D. Lewis
11Th Street
State Beverage Tax Division
Lewis
Department
Arthur G. Kotchian
Department of Domestic Conciliation
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin State Employes Association
Joint Finance Committee
Roy Kubista
Association
Russian Farm Tour Heads to Europe From Rockford
Francis Friestad of Spring Grove leads a 30 member Rockford group outbound Friday for a farm tour of Russia and Europe. They will pass through Belgium Poland and Moscow visiting farms, exhibitions, the Kremlin and other sites while learning about USDA programs and Russian agriculture. Among Illinois participants are Lester Davis and Robert Dobler of Durand. They plan to return Monday June 24 after stops in Berlin and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Friestad
Spring Grove
Rockford
Russia
Richard H. Roberts
United States Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
Ben Schleicher
Chicago
Midway Airport
New York City
CBS
Brussells
Belgium
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Kremlin
Czar’s Palace
Illinois
Lester Davis
Robert Dobler
Durand
United States
Berlin
Paris
Pickups Along the News Beats
Melvin Olson of 810 21st avenue looks forward to sweet corn from his garden on July 4. The corn is knee high and began in peat moss in the Olson basement before being transplanted. Early planting required frost protection on two occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Olson
21St Avenue
Olson
Death of Hotel Resident John Furrer at City Hotel
John R. Furrer about 75 died at 1 p.m. today at the City hotel where he had lived for several years. Coroner Wilbur Deininger ruled heart attack as the cause. Body sent to Stuessy funeral home. arrangements pending a sister's word from Tomah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Furrer
City Hotel
Wilbur Deininger
Stuessy Funeral Home
Tomah
First Methodist delegates attend annual conference
Representing First Methodist church at the annual conference Wednesday through June 9 will be Mrs. O. N. Johnson, lay delegate, and Rev. and Mrs. Glen H. Ridnour. They will attend the entire session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
O. N. Johnson
Glen H. Ridnour
Mrs. Carter Leaves for Germany to Join Husband
Mrs. Robert E. Carter of 1907 8th Street departed yesterday for Frankfurt, Germany to be with her husband Pvt. Carter who is stationed there. She had lived with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alton V. Kiel and was employed by the United Telephone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Robert E. Carter
8Th Street
Frankfurt
Pvt. Carter
Alton V. Kiel
Chicago
United Telephone Co
Mrs Nellie Morrell Joins Local Law Firm Staff
Mrs Nellie Morrell formerly of Menomonie has joined the office staff at the Kittelsen Brand and Barry law firm as a stenographer. She previously spent several years at a Menomonie law office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Morrell
Menomonie
Kittelsen, Brand and Barry Law Firm
Morrell
Three-County 4-H Picnic At Lake Leota Evokes Strong Attendance
Thirty Green County 4-H Club members joined the tri-county picnic at Lake Leota Evansville with the Norman O Everson family and Mr and Mrs Walter Schroeder and Mr Mrs Bruce Odeon. Everson is county club agent and Mmes Schroeder and Odeon are county home agents. About 150 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
4-H Club
Lake Leota
Evansville
Norman O. Everson
Walter Schroeder
Bruce Odeen
Everson
Mmes. Schroeder
Odeon
Bible School Begins By Monroe Council Of Churches
Vacation Bible school opened today with 381 pupils, 31 teachers, and 38 helpers from eight member churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Church Bible School
Monroe Council of Churches
Sawmills Adopt High Pressure Water Bark Removal
Sawmills now primarily deploy high pressure water jets to strip bark from trees enhancing efficiency. The shift reduces waste and speeds processing, signaling a move toward modern timber preparation methods in the industry.
Social notes of local residents and visitors
Personal mentions from various towns record Mrs. Edith Koning visiting Misses Anna and Ina Gill in Madison, Rolland E. Karlen attending a Star Club Convention in Colorado Springs, and Pythian Sisters and K P events on June 5. Other items include Robert W. Black’s Philadelphia visit, Wisconsin Day at Mooseheart, and relatives visiting in Prairie du Sac and Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Koning
San Mateo
Calif
Anna
Ina Gill
Koning
Rolland E. Karlen
Colorado Springs
Star Club
Broadmore Hotel
Pythian Sisters
K.P
Robert W. Black
Philadelphia
Arthur W. Black
Madison
Cecil Jones
Carolynn
Michael
Anna Lisser
Rose Altmann
Mooseheart
Ill
Joseph Schwarzenberger
Roy Vetterli
Pauline Schwarzenberger
Prairie du Sac
Robert C. Holland
Grand Forks
N.C
Harvey H. Holland
August Burgi
Eva Whipple
Raymond
Whitewater
Lida Cole
William Fineran
Evansville
Willam Whipple
Whipple
Robert ZumBrunnen
Spooner
Gottlieb ZumBrunnen
Lena Spaeni
ZumBrunnens
Barron
Phillips-Smith Open Outlet Store in City
Ralph Phillips and Kenneth Smith announce a new Phillips and Smith outlet across from the Swiss Wheel on Highway 69 south. The steel building, partly built by them, will host brand name living room and bedroom furniture, dinettes, lamps, mattresses, and home appliances, connected with their uptown store on 16th Avenue. the appliance firm began in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Phillips
Kenneth Smith
Phillips and Smith Electrical
Highway 69
Phillips and Smith Firm
16Th Avenue
Phillips and Smith
Funeral for Mrs Amelia Saalsaa Held in Monroe
Services were held at 2 p m in Stuessy funeral home for Mrs Amelia Saalsaa 68 of 818 9th street who died Saturday after a long illness Rev C C Warfel Grace Lutheran church officiated with burial in Greenwood cemetery Vocalists were Mrs Marion Kerr and Miss Audrey Peterson accompanied by Mrs C W Chase Pallbearers named from Monroe included J J Tschudy Madison Louis Blanc Hoyt C Barney Earl Geigel Arthur Spoerry Sr and Carl Maurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Saalsaa
Stuessy
9Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
C. C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Marion Kerr
Audrey Peterson
C. W. Chase
J. J. Tschudy
Madison
Louis Blanc
Hoyt C. Barney
Earl Geigel
Arthur Spoerry Sr
Carl Maurer
Monroe
Picnic Event Held By Richland Watershed Association
Members of the Richland Watershed Association held a family picnic yesterday at Blumer's Grove five miles southeast of Monroe with 75 attendees. A ball was played during a social afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Watershed Association
Blumer’s Grove
Monroe
Pastor Appoints New Treasurer and Pastors in Wisconsin Conference
Bishop H Clifford Northcott of Madison named Rev. Clifford M. Fritz as treasurer of the Wisconsin Conference of the Methodist Church, succeeding retiring Rev. Ernest John Mathews. Fritz previously led the Watertown District and West Allis First Methodist Church. Olson will lead First Methodist in Wausau, replacing Rev. Martin Schilling, now superintendent of the Watertown District. The conference, with 325 delegates, announced the changes at its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinelander
H. Clifford Northcott
Madison
Clifford M. Fritz
West Allis
Fritz
Watertown
Justus E. Olson
Waupaca
First Methodist
Wausau
Martin A. Schilling
Bishop Northcott
Legislature Concur Supports Fish Removal Bill At Hearing
The State Senate concurred with an Assembly bill allowing the Conservation Commission to designate detrimental game fish and remove them from specified waters after a public hearing. A governor’s signature would finalize the law. The measure targets overabundant or harmful fish under a contract-based removal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Assembly
Conservation Commission
Commission
Senate
Dane County Superior Court
June Dairy Month Promotion Gains USDA Backing
The Agriculture Department will back a nationwide drive in June to boost milk and dairy consumption. Secretary Benson launched the campaign urging more dairy use as milk production exceeds demand. The department plans to buy and remove about five percent of annual milk output under a price support program, costing over 350 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Benson
Rev Olm Speaks at 4-H Rural Life Sunday Service
Rev Paul H Olm pastor of St Johns church addressed Clarno and Clarno Classy Clubber 4-H members at a 4-H Rural Life Sunday service in Ludlow memorial library Green Room. The 100 attendees included clubbers and parents. offering supported missionary work. Club members led a musical prelude candlelight service and a 4-H pageant Why 4H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Olm
St. John’s Church
Clarno
Ludlow Memorial Library
Rev. Olm
Mandella Paroled In Hoodlum Killing
John Mandella long term inmate in Milwaukee hoodlum slaying was released from the State Prison. His brother Jerome and Dominic Lampone of Kenosha had been paroled earlier. Louis Fazio was denied parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupun
John
Mandella
Milwaukee
Jerome
Dominic Lampone
Kenosha
Mike Farina
Louis Fazio
U S Pressures Khrushchev for concrete world proposals
Washington officials urged the Soviet leadership to offer concrete proposals on global problems to back Khrushchev's televised remarks. congressional members urged direct dialogue with the Russian people and argued Americans should be given similar access. State Department spokesman Luther Reid said a concrete proposal would receive a ready reception in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Luther Reid
State Department
Gertsch Infant Dies and Graveside Rites Held
Graveside services were held at 2 p m Saturday in Gratiot cemetery for the infant twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Gertsch Route 1 Gratiot who died shortly after birth Friday at St Clare hospital Rev Waldo Wald pastor of the Gratiot Lutheran church officiated Survivors include her parents two brothers and two sisters at home and the maternal grandmother Mrs Annie Hagen Wil o la Ayers funeral home Gratiot was in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratiot Cemetery
Walter Gertsch
Gratiot
St. Clare Hospital
Waldo Wald
Gratiot Lutheran Church
Annie Hagen
Wiola
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