Weather Forecast for Tuesday Shows Cooling Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy this afternoon with occasional showers tonight. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and rather cool with a low of 50 to 56 and a high near 70.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1958
Page
6
Partly cloudy this afternoon with occasional showers tonight. Tuesday remains partly cloudy and rather cool with a low of 50 to 56 and a high near 70.
Last week high 77 low since Saturday 1 p m 75 51. Year ago today high 86 low 59. Precipitation since yesterday. Barometer 1 a m 29.74 1 p m 29.70. Warmest city Phoenix Arizona 103 degrees. Coldest Hibbing Minnesota 37 degrees. Sunrise 4 14 am sunset 7 50 pm.
Vernon E. Bittner of Freeport, William P. Howard of Sterling, Oscar J. Ruman of Freeport, and others are fined $10 for speeding. Roger C. Arthur of Chicago is fined $10 for speeding. Russell E. Fogel and James H. Wright of Freeport, Stanley M. Wellman of Freeport, Dale E. Berlalot of Orangeville, and Frances S. Wagner Jr. of Mailton are listed with speeding fines of $10. Monroe police.
Justice L. A. Koenig and Robert Posey of Stockton pleaded innocent to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Posey faces a speeding case in Juda with $10 and costs assessed. Trial set for June 23 at 3:30 p.m. in Monroe.
Jerald Duane Conaway of Rock County faces resisting arrest charges in county court with a $50 fine plus costs assessed by the sheriff's department.
Pauline Patterson named executrix of Robert Patterson estate. Will dated Oct 9 1951 sets up trust for widow with net income to be paid to her, then divided among three children at her death. Pauline Patterson named trustee. Appraisers listed as R W Blaha and F L Buchschacher.
Earl John Geigel aged 59 of 804 9th street and Savilla Virginia McCauly aged 60 of 1017 11th avenue secured a marriage license. Gary Lee Rote aged 19 of Orangeville and Marlene Ann Wild aged 17 of 837 11th street obtained a license. Roger Allen Rothenbuehler aged 20 of 1614 25th avenue and Jean Ellyn Finnegan aged 23 of Beloit were granted a license.
Obituary notices list Henry J. Gruenenfelder Sr. 75 Blanchardville Boyd Burton Dreibelbis 77 Garryowen Mont Hugh E. Hayes 53 Oregon and Ralph W. Stauffacher 54 Long Beach Calif as recent deaths with housing and regional references.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Patter man Brodhead announce a son born June 23. Mr and Mrs Daniel Brennan 1810 15th avenue welcome a son born June 22. Mr and Mrs Hubert Briggs Route 2 report a daughter born June 22. Mr and Mrs Marvin DeRemer Orfordville announce a son born June 21. Mr and Mrs Rex Disch Janesville announce a son born June 21.
A fragment lists patients and locations across multiple departments including Surgical, Medical and Tonsillectomy at St. Clare Hospital. Names appear with addresses in Illinois towns such as Warren Rockford Sterling Durand Brodhead Darlington New Glarus Juda and Williams Bay.
Services were held in Monticello for Ralph W. Stauffacher 5S who died in Long Beach California on June 17. Born July 24 1903 he worked in construction and leaves a wife Grace his father Otto three brothers and six sisters plus a daughter and grandchildren. Burial was at Highland Cemetery following services at Voegels Funeral Home.
Mrs. John A. Schindler and family will depart tomorrow for Europe with flight out of Chicago. They expect three weeks in England and a week with cousins in Kent, then to Scotland Ireland Brussels Strasburg and Switzerland. Elsa Schindler Ie nac h will join later. relatives in Switzerland host. Mrs. Clarence W. Dykstra will stay at their Monroe home during the trip.
Arthur Kelly, 76, died Thursday. Services were at Stuessy funeral home at 9 and St. Victor's Catholic church at 9 30 with Rev. E C McCollow officiating. Burial in Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank O'Meara Francis Doherty Ed Saunder all Monroe and Dan Flannery Chester Flanigan Joseph Barry all Argyle.
A long roll of dismissals is named including Jerome A. Vogel Michael Herget Marion Siekier ski Jay Jackson Jack E. Davis Mrs LaVern Wenger and others and numerous husbands wives and children referenced by surname and initial.
Personal notes detail visitors from Harlingen Texas and other towns. Weekend guests include Sgt. Ted Carleton and several families visiting Monroe relatives. Various trips, reunions, and summer visits are described with multiple named individuals and locations.
A new session begins at 7 30 tonight in the First National Bank meeting room. Judge Marshall L. Peterson explains volunteers are welcome. Attendees are those who appeared in court and are ordered to attend in lieu of partial fines or as part of their sentence. The course runs each Monday for three weeks.
Nash urges a full scale investigation into windfall profits in cheese. He cites a Federal Court order for $1 million to be returned to the federal government and accuses Benson price policy and dealer schemes of harming Wisconsin farmers and taxpayers.
Marian Louise Kenney a 15 year old formerly of Warren is charged with delinquency and assault with intent to do bodily harm after pushing 12 year old Andy Cooper from the Cedarville bridge into the Pecatonica River. Cooper survived a 30 foot fall clinging to a tree branch until Rodney Knight rescued him.
Two 13 year old Monroe boys admitted breaking into Lanz Hardware. A passerby saw them enter through the skylight and police recovered two pocket watches and two pocket knives valued at eight dollars. They were turned over to Juvenile Court.
Two young siblings Dianne 3 and Susan Dalton escaped injury when the car they were playing in rolled away from 720 17th street and crashed into the porch of the Letha A Krueger residence at 725 17th street. The emergency brake apparently disengaged and the vehicle crossed the street.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Doyle of Minneapolis Minn announce the birth of their daughter Lynn Suzanne at the University of Minnesota Hospital. She has a sister Ann Ellen Doyle aged one. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emil C. Knaack of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Doyle of Anoka.
The Juaneta Rebekah lodge will hold a Friday afternoon meeting at Albany with Miss Anna Rhyner.
Mrs. Mary M. Nall of the Credit Bureau of Monroe Inc attends the Credit Bureau and Collection Service Management Institute at the University of Kansas in Lawrence this week.
Mr and Mrs Don Ryan of Janesville announce the birth of a daughter at University Hospital Madison. The infant named Nancy is the couple’s third child. siblings Patrick age 2 and Susannah age 1. The mother Diana Houser is daughter of Mrs F Cromer Houser of Monroe. The Ryans are joined by paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs William Ryan of Janesville.
Gerhard P. Steensrud and two other Mt Horeb teachers plus the class of 1948 reunion attendees gathered at the Cuba Club in Madison. Ken Erickson, former agricultural teacher now in insurance, and Lauren Gordon, principal now with the state department of public instruction, joined Steensrud and fellow alumni.
J Henry Tschudy and Charles E Frey of the 2200 block of 16th Street caught a 35 pound catfish yesterday morning in the Peca tonica River. The landing of the fish was a two man proposition.
Rev. George Grotkin of Immaculate Conception Church Blanchardville travels to Europe. He departed from Rock County airport Friday on a Parker Pen Co organized trip for 80 employees and their guests.
Mr and Mrs Leo Gille accompanied by sons Roger and Wayne and daughter Linda spent yesterday at Camp McCoy.
The Monroe Aerie of Eagles was honored at the state convention in Madison for outstanding membership growth, tripling from June 1, 1957, to June 1, 1958, the only unit to achieve such a rise. Robert Alm received a plaque as president. Clarence Olson presented the awards. James Shaw and several Monroe members attended. Menasha received a $1500 state scholarship grant for a Mary’s high school graduate.
Private services were held for Mickey Atz age 20 months at Winne Shiek Evangelical United Brothers church after he was crushed under a truck on a Dakota farm Friday. He died en route to Deaconess Hospital Freeport after his head was run over.
A report states the rear wheels of a backing truck on the farm of Clarence Riemer, five miles east of Freeport, caused an incident. Details remain sparse in the readable OCR fragment.
A petition signed by 185 residents asks the Brodhead school board to consider plans for a $300,000 grade school to be built east of the current campuses. The district plans a special session tonight on a new high school after a prior referendum failed.
Rockford harness racing leader Ewart L. Jordan, 43, died in a tractor accident on his 80 acre farm five miles north of Rockford. A recent appointee to a six year term as chairman of the Illinois State Harness Racing Commission, Jordan was found entangled in a weed cutting machine by a tenant farmer.
A tornado tore through the Kansas City area, skirting the metro from west to east and slightly south. The funnel passed near ground level over Kansas City Kansas, then over Union Station, the baseball park, and the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence before vanishing.
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