Weather Outlook for Northwest State
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered showers mainly in the northwest. Not much temperature change. tonight’s low 56 to 62. Saturday’s high 78 to 85.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1955
Page
6
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with scattered showers mainly in the northwest. Not much temperature change. tonight’s low 56 to 62. Saturday’s high 78 to 85.
Daily climate summary notes from yesterday to today. Temperature ranges included with high 83 and low 61 after 1 p.m. Compare year ago with high 93 and low 67. Barometer readings 1 a.m. 29.63 and 1 p.m. 29.64. Warmest spot Presidio Texas at 109, coldest Bryce Canyon Utah. Sunrise 4:30, sunset 7:31.
Mary Benjamin transfers land to Telmer Staa in Brod head with N percent of block 185. Hartwig Evenson and others transfer parcel in It 9 block 9 Emerson and Moulton’s to Clarence S. and Henry M. Grundahl in Monroe. Wilbur E. Kuecker transfers N one third of lot 10 block 87 in Brod head with shared interest in division wall and stairway.
Small Claims Court Judge Marshall L. Peterson fines John F. Cullen of Darlington 100 dollars and costs plus 30 days jail on a county charge for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and five days jail on a state charge for operating a vehicle with license restrictions. All costs ordered. Alvin S. Huffman of Monroe has leaving the scene charges dropped after payment of costs with a recommendation for re examination of his license. Roy Richard Olson of Route 1 forfeits a 25 dollar speeding bond.
Venera Kilian 44 of Monroe was granted a divorce from Ervin Kilian 65 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment with physical violence. A property settlement was made, she received custody of a minor child, $1 a year alimony, and $10 weekly child support. They married October 30 1945 in Nashua Iowa and separated March 22 1955.
A Monroe police docket lists numerous speeding fines and related infractions. Names include L A Koenig, Eugene Babler, Gean Murray, John Blackman, Kammerud, Henninger, Hulbert, Johnson, Moore, Moest, Knaack, Blotz, Waelti. Fines range from 8 to 20 dollars plus costs or forfeitures for unregistered vehicles and other violations.
Funeral services are set for 1:30 p m tomorrow at Overton funeral home Janesville for Ernest L Calvin 49 of Route 2 Janesville who died in a traffic crash near Janesville Wednesday night Also killed was Anna German 50 of Crystal Lake Ill Another woman Margaret Popow 32 of Illinois is in Mercy hospital Janesville in critical condition Calvin born Nov 20 1905 in Jutlo was married Sept 2 1931 to Dolly Bernstein and worked 22 years at the Janesville Chevrolet Plant Surviving wife son Ernest four daughters Carole Moe Nancy Paulson June and Judy five grandchildren Miss German sent back to Crystal Lake for burial
Funeral services for Otto Meier 77 of Warren were conducted at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church Wayne Township with Rev. Ronald Miller officiating. Burial followed in Elmwood cemetery Warren. Meier died Sunday at St. Clare hospital after a period of illness. He leaves a widow Elizabeth three daughters three sons nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus surviving siblings and a late daughter.
Henry M. Grundahl of the Monroe Roller Mills announced the firm is named local agency for Doughboy feeds. Clarence Grundahl serves as Doughboy sales representative in the area. The firm also handles Purina feeds.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Malvitz celebrate a son born June 16 at St Francis hospital Freeport. Mr and Mrs Don Ott welcome a son born June 17 in New Glarus. Mr and Mrs Clyde Blair welcome a daughter born June 15 in Freeport.
St Clare Hospital lists accident victims and medical and surgical patients in Albany Chicago and Beloit with a long roster of dismissed staff and relatives. Names include Arthur Maughimer Orville Bear Roy Webb Tatsuo Kobayashi Terry Quinn LaVerne Akins and many others.
Local society notes list visits from Monticello San Antonio New Jersey and Milwaukee. Attendees include Mrs Armin Zingere Mrs August Plantikow and Mrs Lottie Niffenegger for a Becker funeral plus Janet Butler graduation at Madison. Weekend arrivals include Ned Nelson and Craig Chapleau with families and K Company spouses at Camp McCoy.
Wisconsin star Alan Ameche known as The Horse greeted Monroe area fans during a personal appearance at Allen's IGA store. He spoke with dozens of children, signed autographs, and posed for photos during two sessions today and two more planned for tomorrow.
Roy R. Butler scout executive for the U S Grant Council at Freeport spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting. Awards were given to Boy Scout Troop 101 sponsored by the club and cards to Roy N. Hefty new scoutmaster and LeRoy R. Phil lips assistant. The troop received the 1955 award for manpower function membership and program quality and the registration banner.
The article lists usherettes carrying Swiss cantonal flags for tomorrow’s Wil helm Tell pageant with names such as Lynette Streiff Solothurn Gale Jorenby Zurich and Rose Mary Feller. Cast includes Lillian Hoesly Mrs Tell Steven Streiff John Freitag and Gilbert Ott as Tell along with goat boys and other roles.
Arthur Maughimer aged 75 of Albany was admitted to St. Clare hospital at 3 34 p m yesterday for a fractured arm. His condition is reported good today.
Patty Hanson of Monroe reports her pet parakeet Skipper is still missing after a Monday morning disappearance when the bird flew from Mrs Elder C Hanson at Juda. An unclaimed parakeet found at Juda is not Skipper and the Hansons traced a possible sighting to the Keen residence.
James Allen Jr. will enter Marquette University Milwaukee next fall to study medicine after attending Platteville State College this past year.
Rev. Richard F. Hulburt pastor of St. Andrew's Episcopal will attend a summer church school training institute run by the Milwaukee Diocese from Monday to Wednesday in St. Francis House Madison. William Haas opens barber shop in Monticello building owned by Miss Fannie G Benkett. Haas previously barbered at Oregon and Orfordville.
Mrs. Stanley Rupnow hosted a pink and blue shower in New Glarus for Mrs. Don Rupnow. Guests included Mrs. Robert Reuter, Mrs. George Ott, Ronald Duerst, Dwight Duerst, John Funseth, William Rupnow, Adeline Reuter, Elsie Duerst, Henry Duerst, William Figg, Palmer Welsh, and Misses Sharon Zentner, Monica Figy, Sandra Reuter, and Mary Rupnow.
The sixth annual Alcoholics Anonymous public meeting is set for Sunday at 1 p m in I.O.O.F. hall. A newspaper editor and a judge from Dubuque will headline the event.
John Meichtry, 41, of Brod head, remains in critical condition at Madison General hospital with head and arm injuries from a Friday feed mill accident on his farm two miles west of Brodhead. Mrs. Meichtry stays with him in Madison. He underwent surgery Saturday for his injuries.
Miss Ardyce Rosen, Monticello high school graduate, has enrolled at the Madison Beauty School. She spent the weekend at her home.
Miss Sally Peckham niece of Miss Tessa L Stearns will graduate today from the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing. Peckham has made her home in Monroe with Miss Stearns.
Miss Jeanette Urben arrives with new gear as AIDS therapists in the city. No further details provided. Pinsetters wanted for summer weekends at Turner Hall. Boys 16 or over may apply in person.
A University of Wisconsin student in physical therapy gains hands on experience this summer by working at the Monroe Clinic and St. Clare hospital for therapists on vacation. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Urben.
John S. Balls of Footville received the materials handling first prize award during the University of Wisconsin all university honors convocation held this morning at the Union Theater in Madison.
Funeral services were held for Herman W. Becker 57 of 1817 14th avenue who died Tuesday at St. Clare hospital. Rev. Paul C. Kehle officiated at 2 p m in Stuessy funeral home. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery with songs by Mrs Winnie Kuebli Mrs Robert Buehler and organist Mrs C W Chase. Pallbearers were Lester J Johnson Arthur Widmer Carl Heinzelman John Nyman Weaver Seyler and Victor Marean.
In Stevens Point Wisconsin a man and woman died Thursday in Lake Thomas after the woman reached for a dog that had leaped from their boat. The victims were Clarence Wisniewski 27 and Lillian Schude of Stevens Point. Their bodies were recovered about an hour later. The dog remained missing.
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Stanley H. Chase will take over as Socony Mobile Oil Co. retail representative on July 1, moving from Madison with his wife to 525 20th Avenue. Gallitz family relocates to 160 State Street in Dubuque after 11 years in the area. Chase has 15 years with the company, is a Mason, and his wife attends the Lutheran church.
A U.S. Sabre Jet crashed into a row of Japanese houses near Nagoya today. The pilot and a 16 year old boy were killed. Three other Japanese were critically injured according to 5th Air Force headquarters.
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