Weather Summary for June 7 1958
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and tonight. Sunday partly cloudy with scattered showers. Low tonight in the 50s. High Sunday in the low 60s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
6
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and tonight. Sunday partly cloudy with scattered showers. Low tonight in the 50s. High Sunday in the low 60s.
From yesterday afternoon to today the high reached 73 and the low 50. A year ago the high was 82 and the low 50. Barometer readings at 1 AM and noon were 30.10 and 30.05. Hottest spot was Gila Bend Arizona at 107 and coldest was Phillipsburg Pennsylvania at 28. Sunrise and sunset were 5 14 and 8 43.
Justice L A Koenig and Norman L Pederson of Monroe plead not guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Trial scheduled for June 12 at 1 30 p m, sheriff department reports.
The notice lists Mrs. Jacob Karlen aged 89 of 2102 11th street, Fred Guyer 77 of Belleville, William L. Haag 64 of Dubuque, Ta, Mrs. Alvin H. Rote 47 of Phoenix Arizona, Victor Steiner Sr. 66 of Mazomanie, and Mrs. Rosetta Schroeder 65 of Orfordville.
Births list from New Glarus Monticello and Argyle noting a daughter for Mr and Mrs George Ott on June 6 a daughter for Mr and Mrs Wilbert Staufa Monticello twin sons on June and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Russell Swingen Argyle on June 7.
St Clare Hospital Medical notes list William Meier Darlington Earl Hasley South Wayne Mrs Ernest Kern Route 1 Anna Albaum Bel mont Mrs Albert Erickson Beloit and Mrs Genevieve Wilson 521 22nd avenue Surgical notes include Mrs Charles Larson Lowes Park Dismissals mention Mrs Wilbert Wirth and son Mrs Betty Burgie Mrs Frank Zahner Mrs Nevan Hoffman Mrs Sigwart Nelson Mrs Ellen Hegland Mrs Harry Breiding Sheryl A Johnson Mrs Lloyd J Rufer Mrs Lester Reed Rosemary Neuenschwander Louann Coates Beverly Wilde Rose Marie Milz Kenneth Chambers Fred Parker and Karl Brandenburg.
Green County 4-H adult and junior leaders meet Tuesday night at Green County Teachers College. Junior leaders plan the prom and dairy bar for Dairy Day at Brodhead on June 21. Adult leaders discuss Fair applications dress revue Upham Woods camp and other summer activities. A slide show on last year’s junior demonstration skills will be shown.
Donald Lewis son of Mrs Forrest Taylor will graduate from Whitewater State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Education degree. He majored in science with a mathematics minor and plans to teach at Cambria Union High School in the fall. He led the Vets Club and headed the photography department.
Junior band rehearsals set for Wednesdays at 1 p m in June and July. Alla F Barnard instrumental music instructor announced today. Marching practice scheduled for next Wednesday. students asked to bring their music lyre instrument and Lets Play book.
Brooklyn Township alone met its 1958 Red Cross Fund Drive quota of 1958 with Green County overall at 66.12 percent of 7292 dollars, 4931.51. Walter J. Bober chaired county efforts. 2665.97 went to National Headquarters and 2265.54 remained with Green County Chapter for local use. Monroe’s quota was 3012 dollars with 2512.50 received via United Fund. other communities’ totals and fund chairs listed with each quota.
Pvt. 1st Class John F. Marty RA 16 549 084 has returned to his base in Georgia after an assignment at Ft. Bragg North Carolina. His address is 206 Signal Co. L. B. Ft. Gordon Ga. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Herman Marty rural New Glarus.
Specialist 3rd Class Robert G. Olson and Specialist 1st Class Frank Seibert, recently stationed in Germany, are at the home of Olson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olson. Olson will report to Fort Dane in Georgia on June 28.
Specialist 3rd Class Franklin Pryce will arrive Monday from Fort Riley Kansas on a 20 day leave. His brother Jerry Pryce has been on a 20 day leave and will depart tomorrow for Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Melvin Pryce Route 1.
The Smock Valley Watershed association sponsors a county youth conservation tour on Saturday June 14. All 4-H FFA Boy Scouts and other youths may attend meeting at 9 30 a m at Green County Teachers College. They will tour conservation ponds wildlife areas terraces and farming practices with lunch at Hiawatha school and a post tour discussion.
Mrs. Wilbur McCreedy and Mrs. Gabe Weber with daughter visited from Albany. Mrs. Leo V. Koehler returned from Market Week in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thornton and Miss May Thornton came from Albany. Stated Eastern Star meeting announced for Monday. Mrs. Bette Burgie dismissed from St. Clare Hospital and convalescing at home. The Times apartments. Mr. and Mrs. William Bertram of Orangeville planned two week visit to McCammon Idaho and Canon Wyoming. Mrs. Georgia Shriner of Milwaukee visiting Monroe. D. L. Amerpohl and Ruth Amerpohl travel to South Bend for granddaughter Ann Amerpohl’s graduation.
Carol Sobieski of Hawkins was elected president at the 13th annual Wisconsin Future Homemakers convention in Green Lake. Other officers include Joyce Christianson Amery secretary, Joan Platz Independence treasurer, and vice presidents Patricia Moritz Ladysmith Wyrna Castleburg Durand Carolyn Spargo Mineral Point Gloria Dallman Shawano and Bonnie Bogenschneider Mayville.
Thomas G. Haver, 18, of Green Bay, a University of Wisconsin student, died Friday night in a head on collision on Highways 12 and 18 near Madison. The crash raised Wisconsin’s highway death toll to 277 for 1958, compared with 307 on the same date in 1957.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hoyt Barney 70 of 905 9th Avenue were held at 1 30 p m today at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Bernard Bartel of Immanuel EUB Church officiating. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs Bartel sang The Old Rugged Cross and What A Friend We Have in Jesus. Pallbearers were Charles R Marty Kay Chesebro Monticello Albert Weissmiller Edward Huber Simon Meyer and Edward Rufi all of Monroe.
Services were held at 3 p m today at Shriner-Neushwan der funeral home for Mrs. Bertha Aeschlimann 79 of 2308 11th street. She died Thursday in St. Clare hospital Rev Paul H Olm of St Johns United Church of Christ officiated with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Herbert Ainsworth sang The Lords Prayer accompanied by his son Frederick Pallbearers were Harold Leuenberger Ervin Spring Frank Fritsch Henry Kubly Alfred Henning and Albert Mann Monroe.
Rose Marie Broge, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Broge, is in satisfactory condition at St Francis hospital Freeport after a truck backed over her head. A rear wheel passed over her head but xrays show no fractures and only a mouth laceration. The father stopped the truck after hearing her scream and rushed her to the hospital.
The State Line Church dedicated a new electric organ. The Fred Block family reunion is set for tomorrow at the East Clarno church. Mr and Mrs Melvin Swain from Sparta visited the Lawrence Hawkins home. Mr and Mrs Ben Deininger called in Ottawa Illinois. The Herbert Mohns and Elmer Stahlecker were in Rockford. Rev and Mrs William Geise and family from Rockford visited the Will Meinerts. Mr and Mrs Roy Pinnow from Milwaukee were guests at the Gilbert Wendler home.
A compact Times Classified ad invites readers to call 3 or come in for assistance with various problems. The note frames the service as a quick bright idea solution offered locally.
Madison special report on Wisconsin co operatives shows 785 in fiscal 1956 down 23 from 1955. Mergers cut memberships but boosted efficiency. 415 210 members across multiple organizations. Net business volume $539 million, dairy products lead with $2.5 billion.
Mrs Joseph Bongiorno arrived in Albany to join her husband who had returned from Italy last January. She traveled by ship to New York and flew to Chicago where she met him. Teresa Mariotta wed Mr Bongiorno on Sept 22 1957 in Conogli Italy.
A landslide in the Lohit region of northeast India killed 52 people and was confirmed in a delayed dispatch received today in Shillong.
Thomas R. Hartwig of 1413 21st Avenue has enrolled as a first year student for the seventh annual Institute on Consumer Finance to be held June 15 to 18 at Marquette University in Milwaukee. Hartwig is assistant manager of the Thorp Finance Corp. here.
As requested by the late Mrs. Jacob Karlen, her family asks memorial gifts be given to the Universalist church fund in her memory.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rohde of Route 1 Browntown welcomed Lynn Ellen, born Thursday at St. Clare hospital. She has two brothers Wayne Alan and Don Douglas. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Kryder. paternal grandfather is R. J. Rohde. Maternal great grandmother is Mrs. Etta Bechtolt.
Weather forecaster Tinker Ties, known as F. M. Tinker, is ill at his home in this area. Brod Head's units report he is resting and could be away from duties briefly.
Rev. Raymond I. Haas formerly chaplain at St. Clare hospital for two years is transferred to St. Patrick's parish at Loretta and will assume duties next Friday.
Dr and Mrs Keith B Witte have returned from an extensive European tour. Dr Witte left April 27 and joined his wife in Brussels. She had gone to Europe two weeks earlier. They toured Belgium Germany Switzerland Italy and France.
Miss Rose Marie Milz daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Milz Sr and Mrs John Ruth Donny Collins daughter of Mr and Mrs Melchior Donny Sr received bachelor of science degrees as they graduated from Alverno College School of Nursing Milwaukee Sunday.
Sister Mary Faith formerly Irma Parkinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Hampton Parkinson will attend summer school at St Michael’s School Milwaukee after two weeks teaching catechism at Adams She traveled from Gary Indiana for a weekend visit at Darlington
A car driven by James Dennis Mulligan of 902 11th Street sustained extensive front-end damage after colliding with a cement culvert on the gravel road to Zander's Lake south of Highway. No injuries reported.
At 10 p.m. yesterday Mulligan told deputies he was blinded by the headlights of an oncoming car. The remark appears in the police account of the incident and notes his reaction to the glare as a key factor.
Marian Mitchell Roxy and Jackie Lawrence Douglas Bixby and Patsy Mahlbuch will attend Camp South Wayne at Pine Lake this summer. Rev Thomas Jarrell and Mrs Susan Roederer named camp counselors.
Mrs. Lena St. John reports her daughter Mrs. Obed Thompson of Lawrence Kansas has suffered a heart attack.
Esther Rebekah Lodge held memorial services for IOOF members who died in the past year. Joint rites with IOOF No. 72 and Concordia No. 124 honored Mrs. Hannah Abplanalp, Mrs. Lola Geigel, and deceased brothers Ben Holsapple, Roy Pierce, Ed Kundert, Gottlieb Oberholzer, Fred Kopp, and Emil Schaad. A potluck followed with 35 participants.
Ralph S. Kingsley publisher of the Kenosha Evening News will observe his 50th anniversary with the newspaper Sunday. He joined the News as a bookkeeper in 1909 and has served as assistant to the publisher secretary treasurer and business manager. Since 1925 he has been publisher and president of the News Publishing Co. A founder of the Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce he has been active in civic affairs locally and statewide.
A New analysis shows Illinois accounts for sixty five percent of all pianos produced in the United States, reflecting the state’s dominance in the industry and impact on national manufacturing output.
Harold Hoesly a 40 year old cattle buyer from New Glarus was injured in a two car collision just east of Gratiot at the intersection of Highways 11 and 78. He was treated and released from Lafayette County Memorial hospital. Also hospitalized were Mrs Edwin Houston of Boerne Texas and Leslie Winslow 45 of Gratiot with facial injuries cuts and shock.
The Army Corps of Engineers said a recheck shows S. J. Groves and Son Co. of Minneapolis was the low bidder for a Bong Air Force Base project with 13 606 598 dollars. An error in totaling raised the overall bid by nearly 100000. Col. Charles Lancaster to take command around July 1 at Bong.
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