Weather Forecast For June 11 1958
Daily Record notes mostly fair and cool this afternoon and tonight. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with low in the 40s and Thursday high in the 50s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
8
Daily Record notes mostly fair and cool this afternoon and tonight. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with low in the 40s and Thursday high in the 50s.
Temperature data shows yesterday from 1 p.m. to 1 p.m. high of 80 and low of 51 with a year ago high of 82 and low of 65. Precipitation since yesterday traces. Barometer readings at 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. 29.69 and 29.90. Warmest place Presidio Texas at 111. Coldest spots Grantsburg and Shell Lake Wisconsin at 30. Sunrise 5:13 and sunset 8:46.
Monroe police report lists L A Koenig and Paul W Nowatzki charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Both pleaded innocent with a hearing scheduled for June 20 at 1 30 p m. in Monroe courthouses.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Mohns Juda welcome a daughter born June 10. Mr and Mrs Darold Albert New Glarus announce a daughter born June 11.
The notice lists patients at St. Clare Hospital including Earl Easler and Arthur L Erickson of Argyle for an accident, Mae Wachholz of New Glarus for a tonsillectomy, Clyde Jones of Clinton and Ina Swafford of Rockford among others for medical care, plus surgical cases and dismissals of several individuals.
Earl Easler aged 48 from Argyle was a passenger when the motorcycle went out of control on LaFayette County Trunk I and landed in a ditch one mile north of South Wayne. Driver Arthur Erickson age 29 also from Argyle sustained minor injuries. Both were taken to St. Clare hospital in satisfactory condition.
Charles Shager of South Wayne now works for the Pure Milk Association in Chicago. He earned a bachelor of science degree from Platteville State College last week.
Dr. Harriet Anundsen is called to Detroit Lakes Minnesota by the death of her sister Mrs. George Peoples aged 66 who died in a Fargo North Dakota hospital after illness since March. Joseph Dominic named for first child born June 4 in Milwaukee. Mrs. Arnas formerly Kathleen Conway taught in Green County. maternal grandparents Roy and Kathleen Conway of Milwaukee.
Thirty five Rock and Green County lumber dealers and salesmen attended a golf and dinner outing at Monroe Country Club yesterday. Seventeen players participated in the golf. Wesley L. Dodge of Monroe Lumber and Fuel Co. organized the event.
Times Special reports Car ol Newman daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Newman suffered an arm fracture when she fell while playing.
A police report notes a minor collision last night between a vehicle driven by Nancy C. Camron of Oconomowoc and a parked car owned by Anna O. Blum of 1742 14th Street on 117th Street in the 1700 block. No injuries reported.
Tschudy's Specialty Service operated by Robert E. Tschudy announces a formal opening on Friday and Saturday at the new quarters 912 17th Avenue ICOF building after remodeling of the Haworth Furniture Co location. The firm moved from 1504 10th Street starting April 1, signed a five year lease in December, expanding dairy equipment and appliance offerings with staff Gayle Matzke, William Blum, Henry Gempeler, Delmer Friedrichs and M. William Anderson.
DENVER Nine planes will fly over nine million acres in eastern Colorado to spray poison on grasshoppers threatening crops and pasture. A larger effort to save the wheat crop worth 110 million dollars is planned for tomorrow as farmers seek federal aid. The invasion is critical in six counties and near critical in 11 more, with up to 400 insects per square yard, to be controlled by June 15.
At the Super Market Institute convention in Atlantic City the Sentry organization was cited for outstanding contribution to improving food market newspaper advertising in 1957. Anthony Salisbury, merchandising manager for McCall's magazine, presented the tribute. Sentry now operates 21 units in Southern Wisconsin.
The Fox River tragedy occurs when Frank Laker 64 of Omro weakens during a climb to his boat and sinks. His body is discovered slumped over the side of the rowboat early today.
Maria Callas triumphed before Queen Elizabeth II and a glittering society audience as Royal Opera House Covent Garden marked its 100th anniversary. The Greek American soprano won six curtain calls amid a festive, historic performance.
Willis Freitag of Milwaukee visited his ailing father Henry Freitag at St. Clare hospital. Jane Thompson, home from Stout State College, will stay with her mother Clara Thompson this summer. Eva Spreng W.S.W.S. hosts bake sale for Immanuel EUB church on Saturday June 14 at Hollands Grocery. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Olin and Gary and Mrs. Martha Olin plan a West Coast trip later this week. Phyllis Alexander Juda and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Flannery Argyle spent weekend with Pvt. Roger M. Flannery at Fort Leonard Wood. Gerhard P. Steensrud, Kiwanis lieutenant governor, visited Madison East Kiwanis and attended the official board meeting. Monday guests of Mrs. R. J. Douglas were Lettie Haas Jennie Pasadena Calif., Charles Laurie Beloit, and Augusta Johnson Brodhead.
Lyle Schloskey a 49 year old machinery dealer and a 14 year old boy drowned in Price County Tuesday. Raymond Scherer 14 drowned when his family farm tractor toppled into Jump River and he was trapped in three feet of water.
Mrs. Alma Meier and family hosted guests from New Glarus and Darlington including Judy Meier staying with the Simmons family for the summer. Merlin Hasley arrived from Hialeah due to his father's illness. Other visits included Jackie Gage's Rockford trip with his father and Mary remaining with relatives, plus a Monroe gathering at the Kading home and greetings between Troy Smith and Avery Stites.
Local authorities nabbed two Munising brothers aged 14 and 15 Tuesday night. They admitted stealing a school bus and a private car after running away from home and abandoned the bus at Menominee Michigan.
East Germany’s Neues Deutschland promises swift release of nine U S Army personnel and their helicopter if the United States acts in a normal and reasonable manner. The piece, an official pronouncement in the East bloc paper, follows Secretary of State Dulles saying U S will negotiate for the crew after their helicopter ran out of gas in East German air space.
Galilee, known as Jesus youth home, ranks among Israel’s most productive regions due to ample rainfall and rich volcanic soil.
Monroe visitors return from Menomonie where they attended the funeral for three tornado victims. The Larson family, including Roy and Earl, perished when a silo collapsed as they tried to reach the house. The Larson farm buildings were destroyed seven miles northwest of Menomonie.
Mrs Emma Lahr travels with Mr and Mrs Fred Hartwig to Naperville where she visits. Rev and Mrs William King return from Stan ley. Fritz Mahlikuch and Bernard Albright visit storm areas near Eau Claire. Elmer Matzke hosts guests including Philip Heitle and Elaine Andrews. Elaine Andrews departs for Rodonda Beach California. Other visits include Ed Jordan Sr and Jr Bob Schilt and Russell Bauman families.
Messrs and Mmes George Blasing Lena Oscar Blasing Winslow Harold Greene and children Davis Mrs Robert Stuckey and Mar lene Keith Tolke Mrs Shirley Goecke and Mr and Mrs Ivan Arnsmeier attended commencement exercises at Normal NL Saturday for Marolyn Johnson. Mr and Mrs Marvin Sied schl ag attended the funeral of her uncle Matthew Stuessy at Belleville. Mmes Len Helland Herbert Andereck and Earl Coplien attended the women's house party at American Baptist Assembly at Green Lake over the weekend.
The article notes that roughly seventy percent of the Earth's surface is made up of oceans. It highlights the vastness of marine areas and their global importance to climate, biodiversity, and human activity.
Freeport report: a $650000 plan for rehabilitating the Stephenson County Courthouse includes a six story addition. Rockford architect Charles N. Debes outlines remodeling and new jail facilities with a garage for squad cars and two jail floors.
Rep. Ail vin O'Konski of Wisconsin announced he will run for re election in Congress at the request of thousands of citizens from northern Wisconsin. He indicated he would seek renomination and serve again in the House.
Everett Gleason, police chief since 1944 in Wausau, announced Tuesday his resignation effective July 15 to enter private industry. He led the department through postwar growth and modernization.
The Paris Metro charged eight U.S. cents for rides while the New York subway set fares at fifteen cents, highlighting cost differences between two major systems.
Judy Dodge and her grandfather Laroy Dodge appear on the Dave Garroway Today show in New York. The Dodges were part of a vacation trip with Judy daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley L Dodge. They plan to drive into Canada before returning to Monroe.
In Platteville the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of Wisconsin elected Vernon McMillan of Endeavor as grand master. Hugh Raether of Viola became grand secretary. Herbert Egenes of Viroqua named deputy grand master and Rheinhard Walter of Manston chosen treasurer. Howard Brace of Janesville named grand warden. Rebekah Assembly elected Mrs. Molly Hassenfelt of Oconto president, with Mrs. Mildred Meyers of Lancaster secretary and Mrs. Clara Breckler of Fennimore treasurer.
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