Weather forecast for June 5 1958 and Friday
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon fair and cooler tonight with a chance of scattered frost in northern sections. Friday fair and cool. Low tonight 40 48 high Friday 65 72.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
8
Partly cloudy and cool this afternoon fair and cooler tonight with a chance of scattered frost in northern sections. Friday fair and cool. Low tonight 40 48 high Friday 65 72.
Yesterday from 1 p.m. high reached 80 and low 63. A year ago today temperatures were 82 high and 56 low. Barometer read 29.98 at 1 a.m. and 30.10 at 1 p.m. Warmest city Phoenix Arizona at 107 degrees, coldest Bis marck North Dakota at 44. Sunrise was 5 15 and sunset 8 42.
Monroe police report a forfeiture action against Lucille M. Gaulapp of Route 1 Monroe for speeding with $10 cited as the amount.
Justice L A Koenig and Francis P Brennan of Monroe face fines for drinking fermented malt beverage in moving vehicles with $35 forfeiture. Justice Martin C Hutzel and Stanley H Scheidegger of Clinton are fined $50 plus costs and sentenced to 15 days in lieu of fine for disorderly conduct. Donald W Buroker of Beloit also faces $50 and costs and 15 days in lieu of fine for disorderly conduct.
Stephen A. Switzer aged 20 and Dorleen A. Showers aged 19, both of Orangeville, with application from Freeport. Wilbur Kruse 22 of Orangeville and Beverly Booth 19 of Shannon Illinois, with application from Mt. Carroll Illinois.
Aged residents named include Bertha Aeschlimann 79 of 2308 11th Street Hazel Blum 53 of New Glarus Oline Jerenby 82 of Blanchardville Matthew John Stuessy 80 of New Glarus Jacob Frei 65 of Brooklyn Clement Bobb 86 of Madison Ferdinand H Anderson 84 of Helena Mont Robert Christian Wichelt 87 of Brodhead.
Mr and Mrs Francis Surelle of Brodhead celebrate a son born on June 5. Mr and Mrs Delbert Rohde of Browntown announce a daughter born on June 5.
A roster lists patients for tonsillectomy including Beverly J Wilde and Sheryl Johnson from Brodhead, plus Amy M Ott and Marilyn Brown at other cities. Dismissals include Gregory Anderson, James Garland, J M Freitag, Mervyn Rowley, John Broderick, and several others with family members noted.
Robert Wichelt, a retired machine dealer and stock buyer from Brodhead, died at 6 05 am in St. Clare hospital after six weeks as a patient. Born September 20 1879 in Germany he came to the United States at 14. He married Martha Schwartz in 1894 and Rowena Hayes in 1939. Surviving are six sons two daughters 22 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Services Saturday at Everson funeral home Brodhead with Masonic rites and burial at Greenwood cemetery Brodhead.
The Opel four cylinder station wagon and a sedan arrive at Badger Motors from Buick in Germany. The two tone blue and white wagon is on display and the sedan is due within a month. Fuel economy is cited at about 30 miles per gallon. Dealers plan extended show hours including tomorrow and Saturday nights.
Miss Helyn Keel arrived last night from Honolulu to spend a couple weeks with her mother Mrs. Everette Keel. She is a government civil service employee stationed at Barbaras Point Naval Air Station. She visited Hawaii in 1943 1946 and 1950. Her aunt Mrs. Floyd S. Young left for Webb City Missouri after visiting.
Local social updates list visitors and travel from Monroe including Mrs Edward Schneeberger and others. Henry Meyers family moved to Browntown Route 1 while Mrs Blair spoke at a Petticoats event in Oregon Illinois. A St Victor Altar Society bake sale is announced for Saturday morning.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Andrews and Kay Lynn age 10 visit relatives around Warren Stockton and South Wayne before departing for Singapore. They arrived from Hamburg where the father served as vice counsel in the U S Diplomatic Service. They plan a two month stay with Cecil Andrews in Warren and Kay Lynn visited the Ernest Kessler home and Miss Anna Manke in South Wayne.
San Francisco cleric Rev. John E. Duffy age 59 died Wednesday from cancer. He survived the Bataan Death March after being bayonetted and was recaptured by the Japanese in 1943. Duffy served as national chaplain of the American Legion in 1953.
Rev. Dallas Landrum former pastor from 1948 to 1951 will headline Sunday services at Union Presbyterian Church. He and his family are visiting the city for the occasion.
Sunday program from 3 to 4 15 pm in St John s church promotes choir members to new vocal groups across Bethlehem first second third graders Carol fourth to sixth grade girls Crusader fourth to sixth grade boys Junior High Choristers high school age Chapel Choir high school age Sanctuary Choir mixed voices Men's Chorus and Choir Mothers Guild open to the public.
Clement Bobb 86 native of Belleville died at his Madison home. A UW 1900 graduate he founded Bobb Pharmacy in Madison and retired in 1913. Considered Madison’s first taxidermist he is survived by wife Bertha private services set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Fitch Lawrence funeral home Madison.
Mrs Gladys Benkert was elected president of the Queen's Attendants of White Shrine No 4 of Freeport at a Monroe picnic supper meeting. Vice president Phyllis Young and secretary Hazel Mellett were named, with social and sunshine chairs filled by local members. High honors in cards went to Gladys Logan and Tilkemeier. next meeting planned in Freeport with Mrs Deal as hostess.
The State Motor Vehicle Department announces the 408 public high schools offered driver education in the year ending June 1, the most in state history.
Rev. Gerritt E. Mouw a native of Orange City Iowa and Florence Wisconsin will be installed as pastor of Union Presbyterian Church on July 13. He served 24 years as Armed Forces chaplain retiring as lieutenant colonel at Truax Field. He and his wife Margaret Dodroe have two sons Edward and John.
A historical record notes Wisconsin offering courses in various years and records 38,205 students taught driving.
Governor Vernon Thomson announced plans to seek a special legislative session to raise weekly unemployment benefits from 38 to 42 dollars and extend coverage from 26 to 39 weeks. The measure would be funded from a 243 million dollar state reserve, affecting about 13 000 workers who exhausted benefits since last July.
Monroe police conducted a mock hit and run fatality investigation at the Monroe Armory and at the north city limits as part of special training activities. The session concluded at the police station.
Readers are encouraged to convert unwanted possessions into cash through classified advertisements. The message stresses practical disposal and potential profits by listing items for sale locally.
Rev Paul H Olm released the summer schedule for St John’s United Church of Christ indicating worship and Sunday School start at 9 and 10 30 a m this Sunday.
Richland Creek Watershed picnic, postponed last Sunday, will be held this Sunday at Blumers Grove five miles southeast of Monroe.
John Norder son of Mrs Ralph Norder Monroe graduated from St Lawrence Seminary High School at Mount Calvary Sunday. Attending were Mrs Norder Mrs Frank Hare and Marlene plus Mr and Mrs James Disch and daughters Debra Ann and Lori Beth Brookfield. John is home for the summer.
Mr and Mrs Clarence L Goecks announce birth of daughter Shelley Jo born May 23 at St Clare hospital in their home at 923 13th avenue They already have two daughters Cinda Rae and another child unnamed in the notice.
The text lists parental and maternal grandparents including Mrs. Herbert R. Kubly of Monroe and Samuel Goecks of Monticello, with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dittmer of Verona identified as maternal grandparents. It notes counts of seven and four in a family context and specifies generations.
Dr L A Moore travels to Kewaunee Illinois for the 65th anniversary reunion of his 1893 high school class. Seven of the original 23 members are still living. four or five plan to attend the gathering at a classmate’s home.
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