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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
8
The Daily Record reports partly cloudy conditions this afternoon tonight and Friday with possible showers or thundershowers this afternoon and tonight Cooler Friday. Tonight’s low 45 to 55 and Friday’s high 65 to 70. Reference figures: high yesterday 75, low 58. precip trace since yesterday 1 p.m. Sun rises 5 13 and sets 8 50.
Amanda Selma Brager transfers to Gordon Peterson about 24 acres more or less in York Township see section 8. The transfer details list the parties and tract size as described in the public record.
Johanna Rear, 43, Monroe, was granted an absolute divorce from Julian Rear, 47, Brodhead, on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Married June 20, 1936, they separated Jan. 1, 1957. Custody of two minor children awarded to the mother with $100 monthly support. property settlement completed.
Monroe police report shows Donald J. Ivey of Monroe cited for speeding with a $10 forfeiture.
Jack Hauser Jr. aged 21 of 1622 15th Avenue teams with Marilyn Ann Weiler 17 of 2606 8th Street. Alfred Ernest Aeberhard 23 of Mt. Pleasant Township pairs with Mary Ann Scheidegger 20 of 2211 11th Street. Donald Everett Flannery 19 of Adams Township partners with Patricia Ann Hassenfelt 18 of Jordan Township.
Mrs Edith Ramage 91 of Racine and Rev Walter H Thompson 73 of Arkansaw Wisconsin are listed in a local obituary notice with brief biographical details and ages.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Scher er Juda announce a daughter born June 18. Mr and Mrs Paul Eggimann Horeb announce a son born June 18. St Clare Hospital Tonsillectomy Todd Alan Marcus Brodhead and Donald Metcalf 2118 10th street. Accident Mamie Bleiler 1102 30th avenue. Medical Karen K Beckman Juda Byron Smith Winslow Mrs Louis DeFontaine Beloit and Merle Freeman Janesville. Surgical Dean G Wilson Rockford Jerome Vogel South Wayne Patricia Rucker Freeport Daniel Stoddard Darling ton Mrs Forrest Odegaard 710 16th avenue Marion Siekierski Freeport Willard Moe Argyle Mrs Charles Churchill Beloit and Mrs Leonard Halter Carpenter sville Il. Dismissals Jeffrey and Ronald Thomm James Sullivan Mark Jacobs Martin Lueck Lee Sandley Sherwood Barth Albert Graber Edwin Nelson Mrs Willis Stokes and son Mrs Charles Larson Katherine Larsen Susan Engstrom Mrs Albert Vance Carol Lux Mrs Mary Peter Mrs Lyle Halem Mrs Victor Hansen Mrs Daryle Zimmerman Mrs Ronald Schneider and daughter and Mrs Edward Hughes.
Court approved the sale of Idle Hour property to Christine Belle Elliott for 100000 to settle the estate of Mrs. May Luchsinger who died October 14 1956. Judge Marshall L Peterson presided with testimony from Marie Blum and Rudolph P Reger. The Wisconsin Historical Society may select items for display. remaining personal property goes to relatives. The Idle Hour Farm was offered to local historical groups but no operation plan was set.
GREEN BAY Wisconsin The Brown County Sheriff said a 20 year old girl admitted passing three hacksaw wires to two prisoners plotting a large scale jail escape The girl was held without charge as deputies sought a second girl implicated in the plot The district attorney was considering charges The plan apparently fell through when the leaders were moved to the state prison at Waupun
Madison Wisconsin cheese market shows steady activity with fair to good demand. Top quality grass cheese for curing in strong demand and junior cheddars in light supply. prices listed for cheddars single daisies longhorns midgets with moisture basis noted. Discrepancies present in source text. numbers approximate but indicate ranges around 34 to 42 percent.
A series of social notices records visits and travels of residents from Verona and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Noel Way, Mrs Lena Olson, Reynold Steiner, Mrs Oscar Saalsan, Ken Schmid, Ed Wolters, Rose Marie and Connie Pierson, and more. Events mention a bake sale at 1st National Bank and various travel plans to Ke nora Lake of the Woods St Louis Mo Mammoth Cave and opera theater group assignments.
The Senate appeared likely to reject all tax cutting efforts and pass a bill to extend current corporation and major excise tax rates for another year. The House has already approved the bill, sending it to President Eisenhower before the June 30 levy expiration.
A truck and a mobile crane collided at CAMP McCOY injuring no guardsmen seriously. Seventeen Wisconsin National Guardsmen in the truck escaped major harm while thirteen were hospitalized with minor injuries. Arthur Kandler, 21, Milwaukee, held for observation. Kenneth Zimmerman of Merrill drove the truck.
William Kuenzi Jr of New Glarus named supervisor of Harvey City in Dodge County at Badger Boys State in Ripon. Dean Schulz of Belleville named supervisor of Taylor City in Doolittle County. Robert Virtue of Darlington a Federalist state treasurer nominee. Mythical counties listed: Carpenter, Dodge, Durkee, Howe, Walker, Doolittle. For first time in 17 years both Federalist and Nationalist tickets elect equal numbers of legislators.
Don Kindert presented Boy Scout Troop 24 charter to Val Schreiner in Orangeville with a 1957 outstanding service plaque. Tenderfoot honorees include Louis Lenker Robert Wuster Duane Bartell John Buford Leonard Marty Jack Muggler Michael Moyer Carlos Rockey. second class David Jordan Keith Reed. first class Wayne Jones Jack Price. Jack Price Wayne Jones earned swimming merit badges. The troop plans a paper drive Saturday with curbside bundles by 8 a.m. Jack Price Wayne Jones to attend junior leaders training at Canyon Camp next week.
Dr L H Allen a retired Albany veterinarian is patient at Wisconsin General Hospital Madison. Jacob Wenger leaves tomorrow for an extended visit to Switzerland after 37 years in the area with airplane reservations.
Ray L Beckman president of the Green County Conservation League announced that over 600 large bluegills and crappies were added to Ben ketts pond this week to boost fishing for children. Hundreds of fish have already been caught by children at the pond. The site is open only to children and the program is sponsored by the league in cooperation with the Wisconsin Conservation Department.
Jon L. Dannerbeck son of Mr and Mrs Paul P Dannerbeck of Monroe has been released from the U S Navy after completing a two year enlistment. He previously served in the Naval Reserve at Madison before active duty.
Officials of the Goetz Theaters said a display of fireworks occurred today at the Sky-Vu theater on Highway 69 south of Monroe drawing hundreds of spectators.
Last night a thrilling aerial display drew a capacity theater audience and many parked along the highway. Officials say the display will be repeated on the 4th of July and other dates to be announced later.
Miss Mamie Bleiler was brought to St. Clare hospital at 11 15 a m for treatment of a broken right arm. She said the injury happened when she fell at her home Tuesday. She is reported in good condition.
Ronald D. Johnson city recreational director announced swim classes at the pool. Returning students join Saturday 9 to 11 30 a m while new instruction begins July 3. Classified want column notice.
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