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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
8
Mostly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers and thunderstorms starting this afternoon or tonight and continuing Friday. Low in the 50s, high Friday 70 to 75. Record highs and lows listed for yesterday and a year ago. Warmest place Presidio Texas 111 and Fraser Colorado 20. Sunrise 5 13, sunset 8 47.
Charles W Bauman 66 of 710 19th street Henry D Freitag 83 Monti cello Mrs Alice Lincox 88 Warren Robert Allen Anderson 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Robert M Anderson Route 1 Juda Edwin Gunderson 75 Colfax
Mr and Mrs Nathan Dittmer of 82842 17th street announce the birth of a daughter on June 11. Mr and Mrs Glenn Smith of 1534 23rd avenue announce the birth of a daughter on June 11.
Detailed roster from St Clairs Hospital covering tonsillectomies in Colleen Hendrickson Blanchardville Rodney Olson Blanchardville Gerald Block Route 3 Thomas Mowbray 1605 25th avenue and Carol Lehr Route 1 medical staff Stanley Knutson Davis Roger Green Brodhead Mrs Fred Fernstaedt 1756 16th street Jack Bigler Mr Horeb and Andrew Speery Harvard surgical staff Gordon West Route 2 James Sullivan Beloit Mrs Delbert Smith 1602 17th street Mrs William Rufer 911 10th avenue Mrs Elizabeth Hoff man 811 17th avenue Thomas Oostdik 2821 13th street Leo Schumacher Evansville Mrs Ralph Nenneman Juda and a long list of dismissals including Mrs Lula Lebrecht Mrs Edward Hughes Mrs Marvin DeRemer Mrs George Ott and daughter and others.
Mrs. Sandie Patrick and her infant daughter Kathryn Lynn were feted by 24 friends at a Monday evening surprise gathering in Albany.
Personal mentions include Mrs. Bruce M Blum and Mrs. L O Schmidt visiting Milwaukee. The Majerus family plans visits to Milwaukee and Chicago leaving Saturday. Eva Spreng W S W S of Immanuel EUB church hosts a bake sale Saturday June 14 at Holland's Grocery.
Richland Creek Watershed hosts a community picnic Sunday at Blumer's Grove, located southeast of Monroe. Residents are invited to share in food, games, and watershed education activities.
Three from the Orangeville FFA chapter James Price Ronnie Holmes and Robert Marian are delegates at the state FFA meeting in Springfield. They left Tuesday with Roy Hefty local FFA adviser and will return tomorrow.
The Shrine KC Caravan will join the Saturday night program at the Brown venue, taking part in the local event lineup and activities.
Dr Dayne Dinges of Green County Shrine Club and E J Norton of Knights of Columbus Council serve as co chairmen for this years Shrine KC events advancing community rites and charity drives across the region.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bohren of 704 24th Avenue depart for a 10 week tour through Switzerland Germany France and the Brussels Fair with 15 other area travelers. They will also visit Holland England and Ireland where relatives await and share a reunion with a sister not seen in 37 years and an aunt and cousins in Grindelwald new to Mrs Bohren.
Don Miller former Juda resident now an ACP specialist in Washington is in the area on official business. He called at the local office today and is visiting relatives at Juda and Brodhead with his wife.
Mrs R F Bittorf hosted the Mt Olive Lutheran Aid Society gathering last evening with Mrs Orlin F Paske presiding. Mrs Walter W Wieser presented reports and Rev Bittorf led devotions. anniversaries were celebrated with songs. Next meeting set for July 9 with Mrs Fred H Friedrichs as hostess.
Colorado launches an anti hopper drive as Gov. Steve McNichols warns a broad push needs federal aid. He seeks 14 million dollars under the agricultural conservation program to protect a 110 million dollar wheat crop and hay for cattle through winter. The infestation covers over 10 million acres in 21 counties with a range spraying plan using five two engine planes from Cheyenne Wells targeting nearly 500 000 acres at about 60 cents per acre.
The Empire State Building in New York rises to 1472 feet with 102 stories, claiming the title of the world’s tallest structure. Built as a symbol of modern city power, it stands above Manhattan skyline and showcases early 20th century engineering.
Services for Mrs. Alice Sincox 88 who died Tuesday at the Dan Smith home in Warren were conducted at the Bartell funeral home with Rev. John Cox officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood Cemetery. Mrs Sincox born in Scales Mounds daughter of Newton and Elizabeth Smart. Her husband Charles Lincox preceded her in death. She had lived in Warren 40 years.
Robert C. Bassett of Milwaukee succeeding John D. Jones Jr. as a nine year regent appointed by Gov. Thomson. Bassett, 47, vice president of Jos Schlitz Brewing Co., a 1932 UW graduate, was publisher of the Milwaukee Sentinel before joining Schlitz.
Washington The Air Force general who set planning dates for lunar rocket testing received a verbal reprimand from Secretary James H. Douglas on Wednesday. The secretary said the dates were inappropriate and ordered a review of the plan.
Lt Gen S E Anderson, director of Air Force research, announced at a Milwaukee news conference that the Air Force plans three moon shots this year. The first is slated for August.
A Memorial Day weekend crash that injured 14 youths in one car claimed its third life as James Diederich, 16, of Green Bay, died at St. Vincent's hospital from injuries suffered June 1 after a collision at a Shawano County intersection. Earlier deaths included Joseph La Count, 19, of Oneida and Janice Luedke, 13, of Green Bay.
New York Calumet Farm 3 year old Tim Tam will end his racing career after an ankle injury. Trainer Jimmy Jones said the horse will undergo surgery at the University of Pennsylvania after a consultation with Dr William O Reed.
Jones says the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner has no hopes of returning to racing after a brief victory at Belmont Park. The veteran trainer cautioned fans about the colt’s uncertain future following the recent race.
Tim Tam broke a sesamoid bone in the Belmont Stakes last Saturday and finished second, narrowly missing the triple crown. The injury impacts potential campaigns and marks a dramatic setback for the horse and connections.
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