Partly cloudy weather outlook for June 5 1957
The forecast calls for partly to occasionally cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy and mild with a low in the 50s and a high in the 70s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
8
The forecast calls for partly to occasionally cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy and mild with a low in the 50s and a high in the 70s.
The report lists temperatures since yesterday at 1 PM with a high of 84 and a low of 56. A year ago today the highs were 2 and the lows 55. Precipitation since yesterday totals 21 with barometer readings at 1 AM 29.98 and 1 PM 29.95. The warmest place was Thermal California at 115 and the coldest Grand Marais Michigan at 24. Sunrise occurs at 5:15 and sunset at 8:43.
Divorce outcomes include Marion E Wheeler 46 of Albany winning an absolute divorce from Irene E Wheeler 44 of Rockford on cruel and inhuman treatment with custody of a minor son. Beverly L Howe 28 of Monroe gains divorce from Stanley L Howe 28 of Monroe on cruel and inhuman treatment with violence. She receives custody of two children and $125 monthly support. property settlement.
Obituary notices list Emil F. Schneider age 86 of 1404 22nd avenue Frank Seefeld 69 of Brodhead Arthur Behnke 74 of Belleville Sam Meier of Spencer Iowa and Mrs Bertha Nyhus 74 of Gangies Fargo North Dakota among recent deaths noted.
Mr and Mrs Homer Pickett of Beloit welcome a baby boy born June 4 in the local hospital. The family reports good health and joy at the new arrival.
Medical patients Lynn Moth Middleton Lloyd Ferwerda Roscoe Dorothy Derivan Ripon Mrs Paul Hirsbrunner Belleville Surgical patients Herbert Pierce Beloit Mrs Edna Steinmann 2122 16th street Mrs Werner Rufenacht Route 1 Mrs Robert Roth Beloit Dismissals James Flint Henry Lipton Harold Hakes Bernard Peck Mrs Robert Schmidt and son Mrs Herman Heinzelman Mrs Orville Colney Cheryl Patricia and Jacqueline Terrill Mrs Walter Schroeder Sharon Lunde Mrs Orla Tracy Mrs Nettie Johnson Mrs Henry Johnson Mrs Walter Gertsch and Mrs Malcolm Davison
The Wisconsin Senate revived and passed a bill allowing counties operating airports to establish liquor taverns. Introduced by Sen. O'Brien, it was initially killed 17 to 15 but reconsidered and approved 21 to 10, sending the measure to the Assembly to permit Brown County to operate an airport tavern.
New York's market opened with mixed results as oils advanced while tobacco shares declined. Trading was slow amid investors reacting to a new American Cancer Society report linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer and other health risks.
The Wisconsin State Employment Service reports a general shortage of year around farmhands in Madison. Farmers offer wages from 75 to 150 dollars a month plus board for single men and 140 to 200 dollars a month plus housing for married couples.
Circle 3 of the Union Presbyterian church will meet Thursday at 2 p m with Miss Mamie Bleiler of 1102 30th Avenue.
Cub Scout Dens 11 and 14 will be guests on the Rody Mac show on Channel 13 this Thursday at 4 30 p.m. The appearance highlights local scouting activities and community programming.
Personal Mention Mr and Mrs Fred Lehnherr visit from Neenah. Women of the Moose meet June 5 with initiation. Mae Norton and Ellen Gibbons travel to Chicago for the Fall Market. Sgt Albert T White from New York visits the area. American Legion Auxiliary meets Thursday at 8 pm in Eagles room. Elaine Rubi to Colorado to visit sister Ellen at University of Denver. Mr and Mrs C E Bartell of Rock Island and aunt visit relatives here. Carol Stauffacher returns from North Central College after freshman year. Selmer Gordee and family return from Denver funeral of Julius Fenne. Mr and Mrs Fred Munch of Los Angeles arrive to visit J P Blackney family. travel to Chicago Friday then return.
New York columnist notes Walter O'Keefe remains a dominant radio figure with to date long running shows such as Magic Carpet and The Rudy Vallee Show and recalls ad lib style versus TV constraints. He jokes about media changes and his fatherhood aims with his two sons.
The veterans and military affairs committee recommended a tax funded bonus plan to aid World War II and Korean War veterans. It would pay 10 dollars monthly for service in the United States and 15 dollars monthly overseas, up to 500 dollars, funded over 20 years with 186.5 million dollars total. Payments start in 1977, backed by Veterans of Foreign Wars. newspapers opposed, arguing the tax targets a service rather than a commodity.
Mrs Grace Hartman reports the death of her cousin Sam Meier of Spencer Iowa. The funeral was held yesterday in Spencer.
Harry Maddrell of 2012 8th Avenue is under a doctor's care at his home after a second light stroke on Saturday.
Brodhead Chamber of Commerce presents Swiss cheese gifts made by Casper Jaggi to 30 tour members leaving Friday for Russia. Willis Lorch and Bank of Brodhead officials attended a sendoff dinner in Rockford. The group includes Francis Friestad of Spring Grove Township and will travel to Moscow Kiev and Lenin grad with a TV appearance before the official Russian tour starts in Brussels Saturday.
Hog prices rise 25 to 50 cents with bids across weights 190 to 550 pounds. Cattle trade slow with high prime steers at 28.00 and bulk choice 22.75 to 24.50. cows 12.00 to 16.50. Butter and eggs steady in Chicago Mercantile Exchange trading, corn 1.31 1/4 to 1.31 1/2, soybeans and meal quoted. grain cash market notes no wheat oats or soybeans selling yesterday.
Plans were made for a visit by the supreme governor of the Moose Lodge in Madison on June 13 at the local lodge meeting held last night in Moose Hall. William Naef served.
Senator McClellan warned of proposing a corrective constitutional amendment if courts affirm frequent Fifth Amendment use by witnesses. He ordered contempt citations for Dave Beck Jr. and Joseph McEvoy as hearings probe Teamsters profits and Baker Union fund misuse. Beck Jr. invoked the Fifth 130 times in 40 minutes. The panel resumes hearings on alleged funds misuse by Bakers Union officials.
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