Daly Record Weather Summary for June 14 1957
Mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms possibly heavy this afternoon and early tonight. Turning cooler late tonight. Saturday fair and pleasant. Low tonight 58 to 63. High Saturday in the 70s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
6
Mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms possibly heavy this afternoon and early tonight. Turning cooler late tonight. Saturday fair and pleasant. Low tonight 58 to 63. High Saturday in the 70s.
Since yesterday at 1 PM the high was 78 and the low 62. A year ago today the high reached 88 and the low 67. Precipitation is not specified. Barometer readings are 29.67 at 1 AM and 29.62 at 1 PM. The warmest location was Yuma Arizona at 106 and the coldest Malad City Idaho at 30. Sunrise is 5 13 and sunset 8 48.
Raymond C. Horne and others transfer to Harold W. Horne part of Its 2 and 4 block 226 in Brodhead. Palmer J. Wahler transfers parcel in Cadiz Township section 16 to Frank A. Buehler. Alice Woelffer transfers It 6 block 24 Tallman’s add and outlet 81 in Monroe. Edward P. Mueller transfers part outlet 35 in section 35 of Monroe. Annabelle Ganshert Estate transfers one half interest in Its 25 and 26 in Rhoades add Browntown to Frick Halverson. Nora Menzies transfers land in Cadiz Township section 1 to Roscoe R. Kline.
Letters of administration issued for Burgess Behnke in the estate of his father Arthur Behnke who died June 4 in Exeter Township. Appraisers Clarence W. Loveland and Ray T. Silver. Heir includes son and daughter. Dora Baumgartner named administratrix of Amelia Saalsan's estate who died June 1. Appraisers Henry Burgy and Myron Stair.
Norma Jean Mueller aged 25 was granted a divorce from Crawford Mueller 30 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They married October 25 1953 in Oregon Illinois and separated March 17 1957. Custody of three minor children awarded to the mother with 25 dollars weekly support.
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. John Glanzman aged 82 in Monroe and Edward E. Musser aged 61 in Madison.
A daughter was born to Mr Merle Roshei sen and Mrs Roshei sen in Juda on June 14. The family reports the new arrival as a welcome addition to their home.
Mary Jo Goecks at 2140 16th avenue underwent a tonsillectomy. An accident involved Mrs Ward Merritt of Bytowntown. Medical cases include Mrs Floyd Vickers of Edgerton and Milford Anderson of Orfordville. Surgeries included Mrs Bernard Hendrickson of Belleville and Mrs Harry Lovejoy of Brodhead among others. Dismissals feature David Waage Cynthia White Christine Langlie and Edna Steinmann plus Ellen Carpenter and Will Zimmerman.
Keith Wilson son of Ernest Wilson and sister of Mrs Helen Myers graduates tomorrow from Iowa State College in Ames Iowa in architectural engineering. Mrs Myers and children Blythe Mary and Millie travel to Vinton Iowa and will attend the Ames graduation. Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilson leave for Iowa Falls to spend the night with relatives and then go to Ames for the ceremony.
Kenneth Wyss son of Mr and Mrs Carl Wyss Route 4 won the calf top prize in the junior judging contest at the Green County Holstein Breeders Association twilight meeting. The event at William R Hartwig farm northwest of Monroe featured perfect scores and a weight guess of 1455 pounds for the winning cow.
Social events report a pre-bridal shower for Miss Phyllis Coplien held Wednesday at the Shirley Hillard home Route 2. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd Richardson and Mrs. Clarence Albright. Nancy Wunschel won high in court whist, Coplien low. Coplien to wed Alvin Krauss Saturday at the Juda Baptist Church.
Garden Club will meet at 2 p m Monday at North Side Park. A picnic supper will follow. Hostesses will be Mrs Fred Hahlen, Mrs Ross Olin, and Mrs George Diedrick. Roll call will be answered by My Most Helpful Garden Hint.
Court rejects claim that Green County may block jail construction. It states the jail is a state and county government function, not private property, and falls under the County Board's duty to provide a proper jail, with approval from the Wisconsin Department of Welfare.
In the marble hall of the former King Farouk’s Abdin palace the auctioneer’s hammer fell as the Egyptian government put almost everything on the block in Cairo.
A Milwaukee Wisconsin employment notice offers a guaranteed 40 hour week with steady work, starting salary, paid vacation, and an age limit up to 60. Applicants are directed to write P O Box 938 W Milwaukee 1 Wis.
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bear and Vickie Lynn and Mrs. Virgil Wenger Sr. on a Canada trip. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Day of Muscatine Ia. plan a Monroe weekend with Walter L. Day and attend the class of 1932 reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rose of Battle Creek Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meyers of Manitowoc arrive to stay with Mrs. A. S. Myers Sr. The Roses will escort the Meyers back to Manitowoc. Mrs. Rose is the late A. S. Myers Sr.'s sister and Mrs. Meyers is the former Millie Myers.
A 26 year old man missing since Monday and presumed drowned in Lake Michigan reappeared at his parents home in Kenosha saying he hid in his fathers barn while the Coast Guard searched. He told Detective Paul Conradt he staged the disappearance to enable his father to collect life insurance.
A massive California redwood log carved into a three room home is on display on Monroe square today and tomorrow. Part of the proceeds will go to the local police fund per Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie. The exhibit travels from New York and Long Island to Winnipeg, Canada, and previously appeared at the county fair four years ago.
Marshfield resident Sherman Stofler age 17 was chosen Thursday as Wisconsin's outstanding junior dairyman of the year by the Wisconsin Junior Dairymen's Association. The group also elected Roy Englebert of Algoma as president and named John Sinka Casco as vice president.
Monroe residents Lyle Sickinger Jack L Marty Lee C Babler Henry Babler Robert L Kubly Otto Acker and Mr and Mrs Charles Schadewaldt attended the Madison Moose Lodge appearance of Supreme Governor George Young in Madison last evening. The gathering welcomed a 36 member initiation and heard Young speak. Over 300 people attended the event followed by lunch and a social hour.
Premier O K Yui announced 41 persons have been indicted for complicity in last month’s anti American riots. Military courts will try them.
Madison reports portions of 17 major highways closed due to road work with short closures and detours. Several routes list partial closures across counties including Milwaukee Dodge Dodge Wisconsin and Outagamie among others with traffic moving one way or with minor delays.
A four year old Black Earth boy was treated in Madison for anti rabies shots after a mouse that bit him June 9 tested rabid. The boy Mike Marshall is the son of Mr and Mrs Francis Marshall. The family dog that killed the mouse was confined for observation.
President Eisenhower nominates Val Peterson as ambassador to Denmark. Leo A. Hoegh, ex Iowa governor, chosen to succeed Peterson as Federal Civil Defense Administrator.
James R. Gordee a Monroe sales representative for Hardware Mutuals of Stevens Point has been invited to attend the Wisconsin district sales conference at Lac du Flambeau on Monday and Tuesday.
Dr. Frank D. Swann, a physician from Brodhead, practiced in Oregon, Illinois during 1947 to 1949. He later spent five years in Chicago and two in Massillon, Ohio before returning to Bloomington, Illinois where his parents reside.
The John Deere Co. of Moline Illinois and 120 Wisconsin dealers finalize plans for a state wide field demonstration on September 18 at the Tracy and Son seed farm near Jangsville.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Newcomer have purchased the Silverthorn funeral home in Orfordville. After remodeling they will move from Brodhead to Orfordville to operate the business.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert San Soucie and their son Richard visit en route from Eugene Oregon to Buffalo New York where Dr San Soucie will work in electronics research. He formerly taught at the University of Oregon. Mrs San Soucie is Pat Molin formerly of Albany High School and the University of Wisconsin. They are visiting the Ralph Molms.
Russell J. Myers of Monroe Dairy Co. addressed the Monroe Kiwanis Club at the Swiss Wheel restaurant, stressing butter as a key driver of Green County’s economy during the group’s regular meeting yesterday.
Mrs William E Amstutz announced at the Monroe Woman's Club meeting that the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention highlights will be presented at 9 a m on the home show. Channel numbers 33 and 39 refer to the program and the broadcast location. The Nashville NC convention details were shared for viewers, marking a scheduled TV feature.
John Eley son of Mr and Mrs John A Eley 2411 11th street graduates from Dubuque University and will teach sixth grade at North Brook Illinois this fall. He and his mother have returned from North Brook and a visit at Libertyville and Mundelein. They visited Mrs Eley's two sisters Mrs John Redding
The document references the former Josephine Miller and the former Lena Miller alongside Mrs William Van Landuyt, indicating names tied to legacy or filing records in a civic context.
Judge Marshall L. Peterson and Roger Elmer attend the State Bar Association of Wisconsin annual meeting in Delavan. The session began Wednesday and ends tonight.
An estimated 200 passengers escaped injury when wheels left the tracks on two cars of the Olympian Hiawatha near West Salem Wisconsin. The same train earlier had a fatal crash at Reeseville, 135 miles away, where Lonnie Bunkert was killed when his bicycle struck the engine.
Rep. Laird objects to a proposed new House Office Building with an estimated cost of 100 million dollars. He argues economy requires Congress cuts and that funds should only be spent on absolutely essential needs, noting crowded committee staff as a concern. Plans also include remodeling existing House office buildings.
The American saddle horse gained recognition as a breed after the Ameri can Saddle Horse Breeders Association formed in Louisville Kentucky in 1891.
Mrs. Glanzman once Emily Hafen born in Canton Bern Switzerland in 1875 died at a Green County hospital at 10 p m yesterday. She married John Glanzman in Freeport in 1905 and he died in April 1947. She leaves relatives and was to have services Monday at 1 30 p m at Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm of St Johns church officiating and burial in Greenwood cemetery.
The State Department ordered two South Carolina college students to halt their European trip and return home. An embassy instruction stamps their passports valid only for arrival in the United States. Mike A. Gilbert and Warren W. Hair entered Communist Hungary from Austria on May 26 and were expelled on June 7.
Milwaukee bank staff acted on a hunch when a suspect led police on a chase across several blocks before surrendering at gunpoint. Detectives say the check cashing scheme netted about $800 and the man identified himself as Daniel Phillipson, 45, of Chicago.
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