Daily Record June 10 1959 Weather Summary
Partly cloudy with continued warmth and high humidity. Widely scattered thundershowers possible this afternoon tonight and Thursday. Tonight’s low in the 60s and Thursday’s high in the 80s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1959
Page
7
Weather Summary for Today and Yesterday
From 1 p.m. yesterday to 1 p.m. today high reached 91 and low 70. A year ago today highs were 80 and lows 60. Trace of rain since yesterday. Barometer 29.90 at 1 a.m. and 29.88 at 1 p.m. Warmest spot Presidio Texas at 110 and coldest Fraser Colorado at 28. Sunrise 5 31 and sunset 8 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A. Presidio
Texas
Fraser
Colo
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe Area Between Mills Heinzelman Schneider
Freeman M Mills transfers part and parcel in section 2 and outlets 21 and 22 totaling 1.46 acres to Ray R Heinzelman in Monroe. Nellie B Schneider conveys undivided one third in parcels Its 4 and 5 block 2 Bloom's Add Monroe. Ray R Heinzelman transfers It 3 block 3 Crest view subdivision Monroe to Freeman M Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman M. Mills
Ray R. Heinzelman
City of Monroe
Nellie B. Schneider
Fred Koenig
Bloom
Crestview Subdivision
County Court Probation For Minors Beer Procu r ing Case
Monroe county records show Judge Marshall L. Peterson with held sentence for Betty Rothermel on procuring beer for minors and placed on probation with the State Department of Public Welfare. Edward N. Brennan of Monroe ordered to attend three traffic school sessions for license restrictions violations. Floyd B. Coplen of Monroe fined $10 and costs for license overload and width of load and ordered to drivers improvement school. Robert D. Rhyner of Albany fined $25 and costs for allowing an unauthorized person to operate a motor vehicle. John E. Ronald of Route 2 Monroe fined $75 and costs with $25 remitted after attending three Green County drivers improvement sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall L. Peterson
Betty Rothermel
Monroe
State Department of Public Welfare
Edward N. Brennan
Route 1
Sheriff's Department
Floyd B. Coplein
Green County
Robert D. Rhyner
Albany
John E. Ronald
Estates Probated for Armin F. Grunder in Exeter Township
The widow Meta Grunder is executrix of the estate of her husband Armin F. Grunder who died February 21. Under a will dated October 21 1957 she is sole heir. Rudolph P. Reger was named guardian ad litem for minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta
Armin F. Grunder
Exeter Township
Rudolph P. Reger
Justice Cases Richard Witt Reckless Driving case
Monroe police report Richard L. Witt of Route 4 Monroe facing reckless driving charges with a $25 related fine referenced in the justice docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Witt
Monroe
Notable Young Residents Named in Local Directory Entry
Victor Immanuel Bittorf age 21 of 2008 16th Street and Mary Elizabeth Hill age 21 of Route 1 Stoughton are listed in the area directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Immanuel Bittorf
16Th Street
Mary Elizabeth Hill
Stoughton
Obituaries List in Illinois and Nearby Towns
Mrs Emil Peppon aged 86 of War Ren Illinois Joseph H Magee 81 of Shulls burg Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Johnson Route 1 Evansville Gle Ostergard 71 of Durand all noted in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Peppon
Warren
Joseph H. Magee
Shullsburg
Norman Johnson
Evansville
Gle Ostergard
Durand
Births in New Glarus Browntown and Brodhead
Birth notices list newborns for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elsner of New Glarus daughter June 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Klemm Browntown son June 10 Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Heimann 915 30th avenue son June 19 and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hawkins Brodhead daughter June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Elsner
New Glarus
Ronald Klemm
Browntown
Roscoe Heimann
30Th Avenue
Gary Hawkins
Brodhead
St Clare Hospital Accident and Medical Notices
A list of patients and procedures from St. Clare Hospital includes Barbara Hartwig Browntown and Jack Hopkins with tonsillectomy, plus several named individuals under Medical Surgical and Judo categories. Locations include Janesville, New Glarus, Hustisford, Sterling, and addresses on 12th, 16th, 10th, and 5th streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hartwig
Browntown
Jack Hopkins
Brodhead
Kim Wiesenberg
12Th Street
Harry Wagner
16Th Avenue
Frederick Schindler
Helen Brawand
10Th Street
William Pluess
Janesville
Melvin Schiess
New Glarus
Bernard Bulgrin
Hustisford
Wis
James Wolf
Sterling
C. S. Grundahl
5Th Street
Dale
Durand Resident Ole Ostergard Dies After Illness
Ole Ostergard 71 a Durand area resident for 32 years died at 5 20 p m yesterday in St Clare hospital after a short illness He was born in Denmark Jan 6 1888 came to the United States at 18 He married Olive Campbell in Lakeland Fla on April 13 1927 He farmed near Durand worked at Atwood Machine Co Rockford He belonged to Trinity Lutheran church and Gold Star American Legion Post Durand a World War I veteran Surviving are his widow four sons Edward T Corpus Christi Tex William Rockford Harvey and Maurice both of Durand two daughters Marjorie Merideth and Ellen Eisen both of Rockford brothers and sisters in Denmark and 13 grandchildren Services will be held at 2 pm Friday at Trinity Lutheran church Rev Gene Moen to officiate with burial in Lutheran cemetery Rock Run Township Friends may call at Chapin funeral home in Durand 7 to 9 tomorrow night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Ostergard
Durand
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Ostergard
Denmark
Olive Campbell
Lakeland
Fla
Atwood Machine Co
Rockford
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gold Star American Legion Post
Ostergard
Edward T
Corpus Christi
Tex
William
Harvey
Maurice
Marjorie Merideth
Ellen Eisen
Gene Moen
Rock Run Township
Chapin Funeral Home
United Telephone workers vote against union representation
Twenty one plant employees of United Telephone Co vote against being represented by the Communications Workers of America in a National Labor Relations Board election conducted this morning. The firm praises the decision as enabling continued operations in a spirit of teamwork and uninterrupted service to customers and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Telephone Co
Communications Workers of America Union
National Labor Relations Board
New School District Holds First Meeting in Decatur Township
The newly created district formed from Badger Decatur and Jordan Prairie held its first annual organizational meeting. Ben Riemer was named director George Schwartzlow clerk and Gerald Keen treasurer. A new building project starts this summer with a site to be named. All three rural schools remain in their current buildings until completion and teachers transfer to the new schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Township
Badger
Decatur
Jordan Prairie
Ben Riemer
George Schwartzlow
Gerald Keen
Local Residents Visit for Badger Girls State Travel
Mr and Mrs Alas Dolsen from Janesville visited today. Mrs Philip Zanoni Jr and Mrs Merton Jones from Albany came this morning. Ruth Benkert and Enid Spring join the group in Madison to attend Badger Girls State through June 17 with Arthur Benketts. The Ernest Springs will accompany the girls back to Monroe next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alas Dolsen
Janesville
Philip Zanoni Jr
Merton Jones
Albany
Ruth Benkert
Enid Spring
Madison
Badger
Arthur C. Benketts
Ernest Springs
Monroe
Graveside Rites for Johnson Daughter Held
Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. yesterday in Jordan cemetery for the infant daughter of Norman and Patricia Johnson Route 1 Evansville. Rev W R Wold officiated in the absence of Rev Robert J Veine. The Stnessy funeral home handled arrangements. The baby, born Monday at St Clare hospital, is survived by parents, a brother Alan four and a sister Susan three. Paternal grandparents Morgan Johnson Jordan Township and maternal grandmother Ozora Thorp Madison formerly of Monroe. Maternal grandfather Mr Thorp preceded the infant in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Cemetery
Norman Johnson
Route 1
Evansville
W. R. Wold
Wiota
Robert J. Veine
Stnessy
St. Clare Hospital
Norman
Patricia Thorp Johnson
Alan
Susan
Morgan Johnson
Jordan Township
Ozora Thorp
Madison
Monroe
Mr. Thorp
Stock Market Rallies After Sharp Drop
New York reports a strong afternoon rebound as major issues rise on broad gains. Alcoa climbs about 3 points while Reynolds Metals and Kaiser Aluminum gain around 2 each, marking the strongest rally in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alcoa
Reynolds Metals
Kaiser Aluminum
Thief Steals Jewelry From Producer Rose Home
A thief slipped into the apartment of American movie producer David Rose and his wife last night and took $56,000 worth of jewels. Five pieces were missing from a locked jewel chest in a bedroom wardrobe. Detectives say the thief appeared to know the location of the valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David Rose
Nation's first nuclear submarine begins launch at Groton
A crowd of 10,000 anticipated the launch of the 380 foot George Washington, a 5,400 ton submarine at Groton. It marks the first in a new class designed to fire the Polaris missile from underwater or on the surface, advancing the nation’s deterrent capability against aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Conn
Court Power Granted In Hoffa Cleanup Case
The US Court of Appeals ruling empowers the U S District Court to enforce cleanup orders against President James R Hoffa and other Teamsters officials. The decision upholds Judge F Dickenson Letts modification of a consent order that allowed Hoffa to hold office but installed a three member monitor board to oversee union affairs and advise on democracy restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
US. Court of Appeals
U.S
Federal District Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Dist
F. Dickenson Letts
Hoffa
Three Monroe Youths Head to Mexico City for 30 Days
Peter Dannerbeck James Roethe and Rudy Buzz Regez left Monroe by car at 4 30 a m bound for Mexico City visiting friends in Clarksdale Mississippi made by the Regez family during a hospital stay after a auto accident last year They will travel via Laredo Texas and take a bus to Mexico City for a month long trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Peter Dannerbeck
James Roethe
Rudy
Buzz) Regez
Mexico City
Clarksdale
Miss
Regez
Laredo
Tex
Nehru Announces Record Grain Output in India
Prime Minister Nehru told a news conference that India’s grain production this year reached 73 million tons, surpassing the five year plan target and topping the prior high of 68.7 million tons in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Nehru
Budget plan seeks record 403 million for Wisconsin highways
Gov. Gaylord Nelson asks the Legislature to approve a record 403 million dollar highway program with possible fall revisions focusing on north south routes to vacation land. He also boosts the outdoor recreation fund to 5 570 000, aided by a 2 park visitor fee, outlining plans to roughly double the park forest program. Key north south corridors cited include US 45 to northeastern Wisconsin, State 13 to Ashland, US 53 to Superior, and US 51 to Ironwood Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Nelson
State 13
Ashland
U.S. 53
Superior
U.S. 51
Ironwood
Mich
University to Lead Antarctic Expedition With NSF Grant
Wisconsin scientists plan an Antarctic winter expedition funded by a 699,985 grant from the National Science Foundation, part of 2,699,841 in gifts to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents. The NSF funds will back two ground parties and an airlift team to study ice thickness under ice rock elevation snow accumulation and ice movement. A 119,975 grant from the National Institutes of Health supports heart muscle research at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
National Science Foundation
Washington
University of Wisconsin
University Board of Regents
Science Foundation
National Institutes of Health
University
Jewelry Heist Hits Robert Montgomery’s Wife
Police report jewels worth $100,000 stolen from the wife of actor-producer Robert Montgomery on Tuesday. The incident occurred in Hollywood as investigators search for suspects and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Robert Montgomery
Mrs Grundahl Undergoes Minor Leg Surgery
Mrs. C. S. Grundahl of 2423 5th Street underwent minor leg surgery at St. Clare hospital and is expected to return home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Grundahl
5Th Street
St. Clare Hospital
Camp Browntown Worker and Brother Accompany Sunday Visit
Miss Dorothea Nybroten employed in the office at Elkhorn Lutherdale Bible Camp. Her brother Ronald accompanied her there Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Browntown
Dorothea Nybroten
Elkhorn Lutherdale Bible Camp
Ronald
Infant suffers finger injury from window fall
Barbara Jean Hartwig the one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hartwig of Brown town sustained a severe injury to her left ring finger when a window fell on her hand. The tip was partially amputated and she remained at St Clare hospital overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jean Hartwig
Charles Hartwig
Browntown
St. Clare Hospital
Gabel Daughter Nina Louise Born in Naperville
Times Special reports a daughter named Nina Louise was born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Melvin Gabel of Naperville Illinois. Mrs Gabel is Vera Matzke formerly and is related to Mrs Harry Newcomer and Mrs Esther Larson.
Live in California Judaic S Special Report
Times Special notes S Sgt and Mrs Francis Roman owski have moved to 350 D California for residence as part of a community feature. The report highlights their status and local context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
S. Sgt
Francis Romanowski
Hughes Aircraft School Enrolment Noted for Sgt Romanowski
Sgt Romanowski has entered Hughes Aircraft School on North Grevillia Avenue in Hawthorne California. Mrs Romanowski is a daughter of the Wayne Vanderbilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Grevillia Ave
Hawthorne
Calif
Romanowski
Hughes Aircraft School
Wayne Vanderbilts
25 Children Receive First Holy Communion at St Victor’s
Twenty five children of St Victor's Catholic church received their first Holy Communion after Saturday instruction classes. Rev. Donald Lins celebrated the mass with a list of communicants including John Ammon Mary Ammon William Babler Stephen Benkert Gloria Blum Barbara Carroll David Gaukapp Michael Halverson Patrick Halverson Joyce Kaderly Michael Kaster Maribeth Kern Gary McGuire Larry McGuire Theresa Motz Jacqueline O'Neil Leon Sack Donald Saunders Victoria Saunders Sandra Sawdey Edward Schlappi Conrad Schmid Michael Sharer Patricia Sharer and Michael Wyss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Victor’s Catholic Church
Donald Lins
John Ammon
Mary Ammon
William Babler
Stephen Benkert
Gloria Blum
Barbara Carroll
David Gaukapp
Michael Halverson
Patrick Halverson
Joyce Kaderly
Michael Kaster
Maribeth Kern
Gary McGuire
Larry McGuire
Theresa Motz
Jacqueline O'Neil
Leon Sack
Donald Saunders
Victoria Saunders
Sandra Sawdey
Edward Schlappi
Conrad Schmid
Michael Sharer
Patricia Sharer
Michael Wyss
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James Pratt
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Schaelzes
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