Weather forecast for June 24 1958
The daily record projects a partly cloudy and cool period. Tonight and Wednesday will see lows around 45 to 50 degrees with Wednesday afternoon high in the upper 60s to 70s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
6
Weather summary for the era with temperatures and sun times
The report notes yesterday from 1 p.m. high 74 low 57 with year ago high 70 low 55. Precipitation trace since yesterday. Barometer 29.65 at 1 a.m. and 29.67 at 1 p.m. Warmest location Phoenix Arizona and coldest Bismarck North Dakota. Sunrise 4:14 and sunset 7:03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona
Bismark
North Matote
Sunset
Real Estate Transfers In York Township And Monroe
John Mueller transfers cheese factory land in section 4 York Township to William Ur den. Wendell L. Simmons transfers 7, block 1 Rose Park subdivision in Monroe to William H. Kibbelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mueller
William Urden
York Township
Wendell L. Simmons
William H. Kibbelt
Rose Park
City of
Monroe
Marriage Licenses for Behring Wunschel and Dixon Schultz
Delbert Arthur Behring and Helen Marie Wunschel, both of Monroe and Sylvester Township, apply for a license. Jon Gilbert Dixon of Durand Illinois and Susan Jane Schultz of Brodhead also seek a license. Earl Henry Hazeltine of Jefferson Township and Shirley Ann Harrington of Monroe request a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Arthur Behring
Monroe
Helen Marie Wunschel
Sylvester Township
Jon Gilbert Dixon
Durand
Ill
Susan Jane Schultz
Brodhead
Earl Henry Hazeltine
Jefferson Township
Shirley Ann Harrington
Deaths George O. Ginger Van Horn and Ewart L. Jordan
Two obituaries note the deaths of George O. Ginger Van Horn 71 of Waukegan Illinois and Ewart L. Jordan 43 of Rockford Illinois providing brief life and location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O
Ginger) van Horn
Waukegan
Ewart L. Jordan
Rockford
Births Mr and Mrs Harvey Bauman Juda Daughter
Mr and Mrs Harvey Bauman of Juda announce the birth of a daughter on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bauman
Juda
St Clare Hospital Surgical and Dismissal List
The St Clare Hospital release names patients undergoing surgical procedures including Mrs Vernon Elmer and Penny Jo O Donahue. It lists Ton sillectomy patients Ilene Schlappi Kathleen Keough and Keith Albright. Dismissals include David R Baker Dean Wilson and Daniel Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Elmer
22Nd Street
Penny Jo O’donahue
Lth
Gary Jackson
Argyle
Louis Berg
Rockford
William Bostelman
Tampico
Willard Shaw
Beloit
Barbara Flannery
Glenn Evans
Waukesha
Morris Sorenson
George Colombe
Elkhorn
Laura Calkins
Oscar Harbach
Lena
Ill
Roger Bidlingmaier
Winslow
Ilene Schlappi
Browntown
Kathleen Keough
Darlington
Keith Albright
Brodhead
John Gierhart
David R. Baker
Dean Wilson
Daniel Stoddard
L. J. Unterholzner
Armin Grunder
Mark Davis
Milford Plasch
Robert Langworthy
Ray Helfrich Jr
James Meloy
Joe Lashock
Leo Heckman
Karen Kay Beckman
Harriett van Wagenen
Herbert Scherer
Short Circuits Halt New Vanguard Firing
The Navy scrubbed the Vanguard launch after persistent rain caused moisture in wiring triggering short circuits. This marked the second delay in four days as the slender rocket with the basket moon was not flown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Vanguard
America
Former Warren Girl Released in Freeport
A 15-year-old Warren Illinois girl who pushed 12-year-old Andy Cooper into the Pecatonica river at Freeport was released by Freeport authorities. She was ordered to return home and stay out of Freeport after temporary detention on assault and intent to do bodily harm charges. Cooper was rescued after a 30 foot fall from Cedarville bridge and appeared unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ill
Pecatonica
Freeport
Andy Cooper
Cedarville
Amherst Man Killed in Highway 41 Collision
An Amherst Junction man, Arvey Ruby aged 48, died Monday night in a two car crash on Highway 41 north of Allen town. The Wisconsin 1958 traffic toll reached 317, thirty fewer than the figure on the same date last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington County
Wisconsin
Arvey Ruby
Amherst Junction
Ruby
Highway 41
Allentown
Green County Fair 1958 Books Ready for Distribution
Premium books for the 104th Green County Fair to be held July 30 to August 3 are prepared and will be distributed to area 4-H clubs this week if clubs do not request them sooner. Public copies will be available countywide. Walter G. Timm heads cattle, Conrad Stauffacher swine and poultry, Fred Dettwiler and Charles E. Krueger farm products and related divisions, with Mrs. LaVerne Deal and Mrs. Avery Yost overseeing home economics crafts and photography respectively. Junior Fair superintendents include Kenneth C. Allen beef calves, Richard Loberger swine, John Briggs poultry, and others across garden, crops, conservation, and crafts departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Timm
Conrad Stauffacher
Fred Dettwiler
Charles E. Krueger
LaVerne Deal
Avery Yost
Ida Meythaler
Karl Brennecke
Walter Day
George Gramling
Kenneth C. Allen
Richard Loberger
Strike Strikes Up Missile Output At Chrysler Plant
A wildcat UAW strike idled several thousand workers at Chrysler's Redstone and Jupiter missile parts plant. Picketing Local 1245 members protested perceived discrimination amid a protracted no contract period across the Big Three. Officials aimed to recall workers as negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler Guided Missile
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Redstone
Jupiter
UAW
International Union
Ford
General Motors
De Gaulle Holds Talks With NATO Leaders In Paris
Premier Charles de Gaulle met Gen Lauris Norstad supreme allied commander in Europe and NATO Secretary General Paul Henri Spaak in Paris. Officials stressed the talks signaled France's crucial ties with the Atlantic alliance and its role in Western defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Lauris Norstad
Europe
France
NATO
Paul - Henri Spaak
U. S
de Gaulle
Chinese Troop Withdrawals From North Korea Planned
Peiping radio announced the second stage of Chinese troop withdrawal from North Korea will begin July 11. By August 20 another 100 000 troops will be pulled back leaving about 170 000 Chinese soldiers in North Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peiping Radio Today
North Korea
Personal Notes and Local Visits Across Wisconsin
George K Steil from Janesville was here on business yesterday. The Monroe Laundry closes June 30 then opens July 7. Mrs Walter Johnson and grandson Chester Duchow visited Rockford yesterday. Mrs Ollie Carter and Mr and Mrs Hersel Carter and son Robert spent the weekend in Minnesota. Women of the Moose Senior Regent dinner at Moose Hall Tuesday 6 30 p.m. Mr and Mrs Louis Janke and children travel to Woodland California to visit her sister Mrs Roy Gessler. Monday guests at Errett E Van Horn’s were Racine residents Frank Bower Nick Cremier Harold Seeger Ben Bokot George Markientz and Wayne Trevakraft. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Gaughan drove to Chicago Saturday. Patricia flew from Chicago to Key West Florida for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Frederick Sarlas returned from Fountain City Fried reunion. Out of state guests were Mrs Bob Michaels Tacoma and Mr and Mrs Clifford Fried Jamestown North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Herbert Witt left for Newport Beach California. The Wrights and Frautschys escorted by Mr and Mrs Gayle Matzke attended the 30th Trumpy reunion. Last night Ben Miller Juda hosted Witts Frautschys and Matzkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Steil
Janesville
Monroe
Walter Johnson
Chester Duchow
Rockford
Ollie Carter
Hersel Carter
Robert
Minnesota
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Louis Janke
Woodland
Calif
Roy Gessler
Errett E. van Horn
Mmes
Frank Bower
Nick Cremier
Harold Seeger
Ben Bokot
George Markientz
Wayne Trevakfraft
Racine
Thomas A. Gaughan
Shirley
Patricia
Chicago
Key West
Fla
Frederick Sarles
Clara Fried
Fountain City
Bob Michaels
Tacoma
Clifford Fried
Jamestown
N. D
Herbert Witt
Newport Beach
Fifth Army Checks Training of 32nd Division
Fifth Army Headquarters officers from Chicago inspected the 32nd Division training at Camp McCoy as Lt. Gen. William H. Arnold leads the team on his second visit. Anti-aircraft units began firing practice at Camp Haven north of Sheboygan. The 132nd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion units hail from Racine West Bend Milwaukee and Two Rivers. About 2,500 more Guardsmen joined Monday for basic combat training to meet division requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Fifth Army
Chicago
William H. Arnold
Camp Haven
Sheboygan
132Nd
Racine
West Bend
Milwaukee
Two Rivers
United Fund Discussed At Lions Club Meeting
Howard P. Olsen Dr Nathan E Bear and Alvin H Babler discussed the United Fund at a Lions Club meeting at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Plans were made for a bus trip to Milwaukee Thursday to attend the Braves game and tour the city. Arrangements are under way for the Monroe school band to participate in the International Lions parade in Chicago on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Olsen
Nathan E. Bear
Alvin H. Babler
United Fund
Lion’s Club
Milwaukee
Braves
Monroe
Chicago
Secrecy Claim Hits Adams in Des Moines Report
The Des Moines Register quotes an unnamed Republican senator alleging that presidential aide Sherman Adams withholds facts from the President about Adams' ties to Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Des Moines
Iowa
The
Des Moines Register Today
Sherman Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Cascade man ordered to pay $248,362 to federal government
A Sheboygan County businessman Edgar Derlein of Cascade must pay $248,362 to the federal government after a federal judge found fault with grain storage bins he manufactured. U.S. District Judge Kenneth R. Grubb issued the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Sheboygan County
U.S
Kenneth R. Grubb
Edgar Derlein
Cascade
George Van Horn Dies in Waukegan Ill
George Van Horn of Waukegan Illinois died yesterday at St Therese hospital after illness and surgery He was a painter in the Waukegan hotel for nine years and lived in Moncree most of his life He was married in 1907 to Florence Huett later remarried survived by wife Ethel a son Robert a sister and many grandchildren Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at Marsh funeral home Waukegan with Rev Joski officiating burial in North Shore Garden of Memories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O
Ginger) van Horn
Waukegan
St. Therese
van Horn
Monrece
Florence Adeline Huett
Harold
Ethel
Robert
Rockford
Pearl van Horn
Monroe
Marsh Funeral Home
Joski
Presbyterian Church
North Shore Garden of Memories
Kunderts Attend State County Clerks Convention
Ray Kundert county clerk and Mrs Kundert attend the state convention of county clerks in Wisconsin Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray. Kundert
Wilhelm Tell Picnic At New Glarus Draws Hundreds
About 200 people attended the 3rd annual Wilhelm Tell picnic Sunday at the Wilhelm Tell grounds. A noon picnic dinner was followed by an afternoon of family recreation.
Library worker attends Higgins Lake workshop
Mrs. Dorothy Barlow of the Monroe library travels to Higgins Lake Training School Michigan to join a workshop sponsored by the American Library Association and the Michigan State Association for Children's Librarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Barlow
Monroe Library
Higgins Lake
Michigan
American Library Association
Michigan State Association For Children’s Librarians
Sacker Son Named South Wayne
Mr and Mrs Nathan Sacker of Woodford name their son Larry Lee. Maternal grandparents are Mrs Frieda Sacker and Edward Sacker. paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Krupke. Mrs Sacker formerly Shirley Krupke visits her parents with the baby.
Car Truck Collision Report Near Lakeshire Marty Co
Police report says a car driven by Arnold H. Koeller Route 1 Pearl City and a truck driven by Peter Gerber 1016 22nd avenue collided yesterday afternoon near Lakeshire Marty Co. Minor damage to Koeller rear and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold H. Koeller
Pearl City
Peter Gerber
22Nd Avenue
Lakeshire-Marty Co
Koeller
Bauman Daughter Born in Juda Family First Child
Mr and Mrs Harvey H Bauman of Juda welcomed a daughter Catherine Louise at St Clare hospital this morning. Grandparents are Jacob H Gruenewald and Herman Bauman of Juda with great grandmothers Gunhild Boynton Monroe J J Gruenewald Monroe and Lena Bauman Clarno.
Lions Bus Trip to Milwaukee Braves Game
Monroe Lions Club issues a last minute reminder for a special bus trip to Milwaukee to see the Dodgers play the Braves. The coach will depart at noon from the bus station, with Archie Myers Robert Buehler and J W Tschanz directing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Monroe Lions Club
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Archie Myers
Robert Buehler
J. W. Tschanz
Escape in Blaze Damages Two Milwaukee Buildings
Four persons suffered smoke inhalation and 12 were rescued as a smoky fire caused 35000 dollars damage to two adjacent buildings in Milwaukee on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
The Search Aims At A New Television Role
A PBS era program argues that The Search expands TV's public affairs mission. It highlights university collaboration and notable honors while explaining how documentary science reporting educates a broad audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Foster Peabody
Sylvania
Freedom Foundations
America
Rice Lake Creamery Hit by New Walkout
Rice Lake officials reported ongoing processing and unloading at the Rice Lake Creamery despite a new strike by about 10 employees. The workers, represented by Teamsters Local 662, walked out as part of a regional contract dispute with 15 central Wisconsin creameries. The union totals roughly 800 workers and additional walkouts occurred at nearby creamery plants in Baldwin Turtle Lake and Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
Rice Lake Creamery
Teamsters Union Local 662
West Central Wisconsin
Baldin Co-operative Creamery
Baldwin
Turtle Lake
Polaris Test Fire At Cape Canaveral Ends In Breakup
A Polaris experimental rocket fired from Cape Canaveral, Florida, executed a rapid ascent and erratic maneuver as planned, then its fuel exhausted and it broke apart. The test focused on guidance and control systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polaris
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Living Cost Index Climb With Quick Slowdown
The May living costs reached a new high but posted the smallest monthly increase since December. The Labor Department index rose one tenth of a percent to 123.6 percent of the 1947-49 base, while food items showed no May gain for the first time since November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Japan discounts fears over yacht Thespian vanishings
The Japanese Coast Guard dismissed fears that John Calvert and four Americans aboard the yacht Thespian were captured by Chinese forces. A patrol searched the East China Sea as the vessel, sailing from Keelung to Fukuoka, was last seen northward toward Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fukuoka
Japani
Japanese Coast Guard
John Calvert
U.s.army SP. 3
Thomas Jones
Black River Falls
U. S
Formosa
East China
Calvert
Coast Guard
Los Angeles
Keelung
Japan
Shanghai
Hoegh Appointed Mobilizing Chief
President Eisenhower named Leo A. Hoegh Civil Defense administrator to head the new Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization. The agency opens July 1 after a reorganization merging Defense Mobilization and the Civil Defense Administration. Gordon Gray becomes special assistant on national security, succeeding Robert Cutler who retires July 21 to return to Old Colony Trust Co. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington W
Eisenhower
Leo A. Hoegh
Civil Defense Administrator
Defense
Office of Defense Mobilization
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Gordon Gray
ODM
Gray
Robert Cutler
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Potato Chip Sales Hit 353 Million in United States Last Year
Potato chip sales in the United States totaled 353 million dollars in the previous year. The figure reflects a robust demand for snack products across major brands and retailers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Monroe, Wis
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Tommy Bolt
Grand Blanc
Mich
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12Th Ave
Goetz
Tyrche Powermarlene Dietrich
Charles Laughton
Brady
Studer Super
6Th Street
Hoegh
Disney
United Artists
William Holden
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