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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1959
Page
8
Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms in the east and south tonight. Some locally severe storms possible. Cooler north tonight. Friday mostly cloudy with a few showers likely. Warm and humid conditions continue in the extreme south. Lows tonight from around 50 northwest to the 60s southeast. Highs Friday from the middle 80s in the extreme south.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high is 85 and low 67. A year ago today high 70 and low 51. Precipitation 0.15 inch. Barometer 1 a.m. 29.83. 1 p.m. 29.80. Warmest place Presidio Texas at 112. coldest Big Piney Wyoming at 24. Sunrise 5:31. sunset 8:28.
Rev and Mrs Clifford Pedersen of New Glarus report a son born June 10. Mr and Mrs James Galway Jr of Winslow announce a daughter born June 11.
The St. Clare Hospital admissions cover tonsillectomy and various medical procedures with names including Robert Ehler Freeport Daniel Halverson 2426 12th street and Randall Syse Blanchardville. The accident and surgical lists name Jerome Pieper Bea ver Dam Larry J Ringgen berg Belleville Gary Blum Belleville and Jon Rufenacht 2622 8th street plus others. Dismissals include Charles Spurling and many others.
Personal mentions show Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zimmerli visiting from Albany. Mrs. Leo V. Koehler returned from Fall Market Week in Chicago. Mrs. Bernadine Pilz attends the Style Exhibitors Show in Chicago. Judge Marshall L. Peterson and family travel to Salt Lake City for a National Juvenile Judges convention then vacation in Mexico. Mrs. Carl Van Eck and niece Jane Doyle expected from Kalamazoo to visit Marshfield and return for summer. Mr. and Mrs. John Figs report granddaughter Maryellyn Van Voast visiting from Marshfield. she attends Gallaudet College in Washington.
New York traders pushed a brisk early rally led by steels and chemicals. Polaroid jumped about six points before retracing two from its best. Zenith fluctuated, gaining more than a point then erasing most gains to a net loss.
Holy Name Society at St Victor s School will hold a father and son breakfast after the 7 a.m. Mass on Sunday. Richard Godin a Be loit Catholic high school teacher and former Europe traveler will be guest speaker. Bernard C Wiegel will run the breakfast and Holy Name officers will be elected with John Patterson as acting president and Robert H Rieder as secretary treasurer.
The University of Wisconsin ticket office announced that June 15 is the last date for past season ticket holders to reorder for the next football season.
A Wisconsin Assembly measure to add up to ten seats during reapportionment was defeated 61 to 33. The proposal aimed to change the constitution to create more districts if reapportionment expanded the House.
Mrs. Albert Marty and Mrs. O D Curtis report Friday calls in Monroe. A fifth birthday picnic for Dean Sinnett was hosted by Mrs. Lyle Sinnett with guests Nancy Zwei fel Diane Voegels Janell Freytag Robert Sinnett and Susan Sinnett. Mrs. M E Lynn traveled to Eau Claire returning with her daughter-in-law and granddaughters for a week here. Prairie du Lac visitors Mrs Leslie Cramer and daughters arrived with Mrs Waldo C Dick of Childersburg Ala. Cousins Tom and Dick Dugdale from Cascade Colo came to visit uncles R W and C W Karlen and other relatives Tuesday night.
Renowned playwright Howard Lindsay, co author with Russell Crouse in the modern idiom, received his early education at Boston Latin School.
Several hundred teen agers attended the Rock n Roll show sponsored by the Monroe Youth Council in Turner Hall last night. The event featured Chicago recording artists Vilas Craigs Kollege Kings with rhythm and blues music.
Vice President Richard Nixon avoided commitment on a report that Leonard Hall former Republican national chairman may run Nixon's campaign for the GOP presidential nomination. The piece also notes a 45th wedding anniversary suggestion to gift a ruby ring.
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