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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
8
Fair and warmer overnight with Saturday mostly fair and partly cloudy and warmer. Low near 48 to 54 tonight, high in the 70s on Saturday. Temperature details include daily high 69 since yesterday 1 p.m. and a low of 44, with Phoenix hottest at 109 and Grand Marais coldest at 25. Sunrise 5 14, sunset 8 43.
Russell L. Ritter sells It 11 block 4 Andricks add Monroe to Mary Quinn and Emma Schmidt. Willa Walter sells parcel of outlet 28 and 25 section 35 Monroe to Leon J. Schroeder.
Monroe police report George A. Harrison of Edgerton facing forfeitures for speeding amounting to $10.
Letters of administration issued to Jeanette E Davis in the estate of her husband Newton J Albany who died April 29.
Donald Carlyle Avery 24 of New London Connecticut and Rosemary Clara Wittenwyler 21 of Mt. Pleasant obtained marriage licenses in a local civil registry.
Mr and Mrs John Hartman Davis welcome a daughter born June 6. Mr and Mrs Werner Zimmermann Jr South Wayne announce a daughter born June 6.
A hospital notice lists patients for St Clair Hospital including Selman Woelfle on Route 3 for accident care and Peggy Stefani k in Albany for tonsillectomy. Other medical cases include Grace Taxler Milton Junction Albert Elmer New Glarus Julius Lehman Beloit Anna Hale 1916 17th avenue William E Hefty Monticello and Fred Schmid Albany Russell Lund Brodhead Mrs Clifford Hawkins Beloit Harold Kurth 703 21st avenue Clayton Ramage Beloit and Mrs Marion King Verona. Dismissals include Steven Sutter Edward Hoesly Sylvan Disch Roger Vickers Mrs Wesley Krupke infant boy Ellingson Mrs Frank Schutt Mrs Roger Willing Mrs Robert L Stevenson Mae Wachholz Marcia Kilcoyne Amy Ott Christine Elliott and Linda Gempler.
Continued from page one a long list of names appears including Ann Ommedt Richard Harlan Harry Prechel Janet Priewe Larry Priewe Bryan Quinn Lonna Rhyner Reese Ridough Glen Ridnour David Riese Ernest Rinehart Virginia Rosenstiel Romayn Rote LeRoy Rufer Barbara Kugh Fred Schadt Ruth Scheidegger John Schindler Walter Schneider Robert Schwaiger William Schwinger Roger Seffrood Ralph Shaffer Dean Liedschlag Joann Slocum Lillian Smith Terry Stamm Gayleen Steensrud Peter Storck Sharon Stubbe Betty Sutter Ronald Theiler Robert Trickel Dennis Truttmann Mary Vinje Hans von Allmen David Von Moos Diana Weeks Marilyn Weiler Keith West Marlene Wild Norma Willborn Morton Wittner David Wyss Kenneth Wyss.
Rev. Paul H. Olm of St John’s United Church of Christ led another Bible instruction session for the St John’s Aid Society. His talk titled What Is Man? followed by a devotional by Mrs Olm with the theme Even So Send I You. Slides highlighted the United Synodical Appeal for eight beneficent institutions.
Mrs. Joe Thompson of Minneapolis visits Argyle this week. Cliff Penniston of Darlington spends two weeks in northern Wisconsin. Leo Kundert of Orangeville and Mrs Allie Bac cheons go to Milwaukee. St Victor Altar Society bake sale Saturday morning. The Milton Hendrickson family leaves Hollandale for Phoenix Arizona. Mrs. Austin Fromadher and children of Darlington spend the week with relatives at Ft Atkinson. Lewis Weaver, formerly Darlington, now lives with daughter in Pomona California. Mrs. Guy Fager of Tomahawk and Mr. and Mrs. John Pluss of Milwaukee dine with the Mortens. Trudy Watrud of Spooner vacations at the Henry Watrud home in Blanchardville. David Hawley visits Argyle before summer at LaCrosse State Teachers College. Mrs. S B Marshall of Hollandale visits Providence Rhode Island. her son Stanley returns from Brown University. Walter Buholzer and others return from a fishing trip to Nestor Falls Ontario. Mrs Floyd S Young leaves for Webb City Missouri after weeks here for sister Mrs Louis E Buris death. Judith Frey completes sophomore year at Platteville State College and returns home for summer. Seaman Gordon Stauffacher on leave from Newport Rhode Island visits his parents. will report to USS Arcadia June 13. Mrs A N Saalsan of Argyle visits Tulsa Oklahoma two weeks. Mr Ziemer of Standard Oil NJ on a two week field trip. Grace Hawley and Albert of Argyle visit San Diego with Ed and Sasse family. plan Oregon trip after two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Paul Weenie learned their daughter in law Mrs Clarence Wittwer Milwaukee submitted to surgery at St Francis hospital in Milwaukee yesterday morning Mrs Ed Saunders Monroe is at the Wittwer home
Towell urged a strong promotion program to sell surplus dairy supplies and warned against coasting in advertising. Miss Pace and Miss Boyer are finalists in the Alice in Dairyland contest to be held in De Pere June 21. G Fred Galli introduced Towell and welcomed workers who organized the event.
Last rites for Mrs. Hazel Blum 53 New Glarus who died Wednesday at St. Clare hospital will be held Saturday at 3 p m in Zentner funeral home New Glarus Rev A R Achtemier of the Zwingli United Church of Christ Monticello will officiate and burial will be in Highland cemetery Monticello Pallbearers are John Blum Eugene Webber New Glarus John Steinbroten Carl Dearth Monticello Roy Benkert Orangeville and Robert Wild Winslow
New Glarus residents Mrs Millard Tschudy and Joan Tschudy along with Margie Klassy are spending the summer with their parents after finishing at Elmhurst College. Various guests visit homes in New Orleans and New York with Mr Mitchel, Mr Disch and Mrs Disch relations noted. Albert Sanders from Rawson, North Dakota, visits the E D McQuillan home.
Two Green County graduates will receive bachelor of music education degrees at Milton College 92nd commencement at 3 p.m. Sunday. Larry Siedschlag, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Siedschlag, Route 2, and Nancy Kubly Brecklin, daughter of Mrs. Orpha Kubly of Monticello, are the graduates. Siedschlag active in Milton musical groups and activities. Brecklin to teach in Judo next term and held Theta Theta Theta sorority offices.
Green Bay reports a small advance in junior grade large styles of cheese on Wisconsin Cheese Exchange while state brand large styles held steady. Sales show five cars U S Grade A cheddars 31 percent. bids, two cars junior grade 40 lb blocks 31 percent. offers include five cars cheddars 32 and two cars Illinois U S Grade A cheddars 32. Trading zone remains steady on state brand and firm on junior grade.
Porpoises, air breathing mammals, must surface approximately every 45 seconds for air. They can swim faster than most fish, showcasing notable aquatic agility.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schneider of Browntown announce the birth of a son named Robert Albert on May 29 at a Freeport hospital. The mother June Arlene Whipple is daughter of Florence Vine Evansville and Roy L. Whipple Whitewater. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Schneider of 2012 9th Avenue. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Eva Whipple Whitewater and Mrs. Della Disch Monticello.
Mrs. J. T. Etter, a county nurse, joined 42 public health nurses in Madison for a State Board of Health orientation program held at the state office building. The session ran Monday through yesterday.
Selma Woelfle, 78, of Route 3, sustained a head laceration from a fall at her home this morning. She is reported in good condition at St. Clare hospital.
Engen couple Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Engen name their second son Richard Scott. The couple previously have an older son named Randy. The mother Betty Duerst is the former Mrs. Jake Duerst. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eric Engen.
Police reported a crash on the north side of the square yesterday afternoon involving Diana Figi of Route 1 Argyle and Jesse R. Gapen of Grand Marias Minnesota. Minor front-end damage occurred to the Figi vehicle and no injuries were reported.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Krupke of rural Albany announce the birth of their son and second child named Ronnie Arthur joining their daughter Linda Rae. The mother Dorothy Preuti Krupke is a former employee at the First National Bank.
In Monroe a daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Pfeuti of rural Albany is listed with multiple generations noted. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Krupke of South Wayne and maternal relations include Mrs Annie Sweeney of Warren Illinois and Edward Pfeuti of Monroe as maternal great grandfather.
Services for Mrs. Bertha Aeschlimann 79 who died yesterday at St. Clare hospital will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Rev. Paul H. Olm of St. John's United Church of Christ will officiate with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Aeschlimann lived with her daughter Mrs. Howard Lundy at 2308 11th Street.
In New York, industrials advance amid a choppy market as the general price level nears a yearly high. Trading remains fairly active with rails mostly flat, and many key stocks edging up by small margins while some losses and unchanged prices appear.
Services for 62 year old Miss Iva Blaine of Madison, formerly of Monroe, were conducted at 1 30 p m in the Shriner Neushwander funeral home. Rev Bernard Bartel officiated, burial followed at Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were J D Bechtolt Ervin Bechtolt Carl Ault Edward Roth Fred Gempeler and Earl Bechtolt. Mrs Bartel sang Under His Wing and Nearer to the Heart of God.
Albert Duerst aged 67 of Monticello received Last Rites at 2 p.m. today at Zentner Funeral Home in New Glarus.
Duerst died Wednesday in St. Clare hospital. Pallbearers were Hugo, John, Edward and Joseph F. Omar, George Gerber and John Altman, all of New Glarus. Rev. Lynn F. B. Tschudy officiated and burial was in the church cemetery.
Mary Jane Bear is listed among library award recipients published yesterday. Awards were presented during ceremonies in the high school auditorium yesterday afternoon.
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