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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
8
Partly cloudy tonight with a low of 48 to 55. Friday mostly cloudy with showers and a high in the 70s. Timed temperatures on Times Thermometer show a today peak of 82 and a low of 54 since yesterday. Warmest spot Ther mal California at 116 and Fraser Colorado the coldest at 29. Sunrise at 5 14, sunset at 8 43.
John Webinger transfers It 8 block 17 Rattan's addition to Dwight A Crandall in Monroe city New Mexico. The deal details the parcel and location within Monroe with parties named in the record.
Estates probated show no appraisers needed for Paul Ingold who died May 4 with cash assets. Brother Fred Ingold named administrator. he and three sisters are heirs. Letters issued to Alfred Aebersold in John Furer estate who died June 3. sister Rose Rigert, Tomah, is the only heir.
Jerry Brian Figi aged 20 of Chicago and Judith Ann Field aged 20 of 616 15th avenue filed for a marriage license.
Readable line lists two individuals: Viola Kelly, 67, from Janesville, and Frank Sammons, 66, from Milwaukee.
Mr and Mrs Charles Simpson Durand welcome a daughter born June 4. Mr and Mrs Robert Benkett 1128 19th Street announce a son born June 5. Mr and Mrs Lavern Bergum South Wayne announce a son born June 5.
List of names appears under St. Clare Hospital Medical, including Mrs. Earl Coplien Juda Roger Yaun New Glarus Mrs. Martha Pinnow Brodhead Beverly Morgan Brodhead Surgical staff with names and locations such as Robert Blumer 2010 14th Avenue Oscar Olson Argyle Paul Hanson Woodford Mrs. Charles Hoag Janesville Mrs Fritz Marti Argyle Roy Mullen Jr Janesville and Donald Jelle Belleville Dismissals include Mrs. Chris Trefbroten and daughter Mrs. Roy Burkhalter and daughter Mrs. Wayne Lausch and daughter Mrs. Robert Trelkeld Doris Mueller Janet Senn Mrs. Bessie Nelson Mrs. Chester Lynn Ly
Personal mentions include Miss Shirley Leopold visiting in St Louis Missouri. Mr and Mrs Clarence Shea from Cleveland Ohio visiting an aunt Mrs John Horan who is hospitalized. Mr and Mrs C L Crago return to Browntown after visiting William Brown and L L Hoffman families in Clinton Iowa. Ray E Kundert and daughters Penny and Barbara and Mr and Mrs Hervey Hoesly and daughter Hollie from Monroe vacationing at Lake Puckaway. Miss Altha Bertalot of Oneco Alabama also vacationing at Lake Puckaway.
Madison June Daily Month festivities feature Gov Vernon Thomson, Madison Mayor Ivan Nestingen, and Dane County board chairman Ed Smith competing in a milking contest. Four Alice in Dairyland princesses will also appear to distribute Wisconsin cheddar samples to spectators.
Training schools for 4-H and FFA judging start 8 p m tomorrow at the Kenneth Hartwig farm two miles east of Clarno for Monroe west area clubs. Guest speaker Don Ausman UW extension dairyman discusses dairy judging fitting and showmanship. County extension personnel and club leaders will lead training in foods clothing home furnishings and woodworking with materials gathered by area clubs.
An electric push button opened the 447-foot high Ogochi Dam on the Tamagawa River near Tokyo after 19 years of work and 60 million dollars. The project, which provides water for up to 1,220,000 people daily, cost 82 lives in its completion.
A roster of individuals including dia Wheiler Arnold Rohrer Evar Anderson Curtis Kolden Glen Lofgren Thomas Smith Harold Beach William H Low Sr Carl Ault Ralph Luchsinger and Andrew Heimann appears in the readable text, suggesting a community acknowledgment or roster. The passage preserves names as written.
Wisconsin farmers sign 14 236 soil bank agreements this year totaling 155 047 acres under the program. If carried out, they could receive up to 7 623 672 dollars in acreage reserve payments. Wheat accounts for 686 agreements 5457 acres with 154 056 dollars. Corn 12238 agreements 147 174 acres with 7 057 209 dollars. Tobacco type 54 242 agreements 659 acres with 85 604 dollars. type 55 1 070 agreements 2117 acres with 326 812 dollars.
Elliott and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr survive a plane crash near Fort Scott Kansas as they continue a cattle buying tour. A Fort Scott pilot valued damage at about $10,000 while two other men escaped injury. Elliott plans to arrange transport from Denver with Bill Roosevelt to rejoin the trip via Larned Kansas en route to Denver.
William H. Jensen, 62, who served as mayor of Menasha for nine years from 1938 to 1946, died today.
Dr. Harry S. Huxtable of Mineral Point is reappointed by Gov. Thomson to the State Board of Dental Examiners for a term ending May 2, 1962.
A crowded succession of visits and relocations across Verona Monroe Black Earth and surrounding areas. People travel to Milwaukee Madison and Chicago for family events, college ceremonies and teaching positions. Several families move homes while others attend graduations and measles cases surface.
The State Board of Health reports no polio cases in Wisconsin for the week ending May 25. The year’s total remains 11. A longtime chronicler of American Indian history died in a hospital here Tuesday at age 90.
Frances Densmore, noted figure in Red Wing culture, is highlighted in a archival piece. The report outlines her contributions to Native American music anthropology and her long association with Red Wing, connecting her legacy to the local arts community.
Premier of Bulgaria and Khrushchev arrived in Helsinki for a seven day round of smiles and handclaps with Finnish officials.
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