Daily Record Forecast June 25 1958
Partly cloudy and cool today and tonight with a chance of scattered showers. Lows tonight in the mid 40s. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a high around 60 to 65 degrees.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
8
Partly cloudy and cool today and tonight with a chance of scattered showers. Lows tonight in the mid 40s. Thursday will be mostly cloudy with a high around 60 to 65 degrees.
Real estate records show Ethel Geigel estate transferring parcels 86 and 87 with exceptions to Earl Geigel. Property lies within Evans addition in the city of Monroe.
A. Koenig and Darwin C Menehan of Monroe faced speeding cases. The state statute imposes no fine for juveniles. costs apply and drivers license suspended for 30 days. Monroe police report.
Marriage licenses issued for Lloyd T. Misner Jr. 26 of Freeport and Arlene J. Jordan 20 of Orangeville with application in Freeport. Also Elmer P. Fox 38 of Gratiot and Phyllis Keller 36 of Orangeville with application in Darlington.
Mrs. Edger Patterson 86 of 1221 10th Street Clarence E. Long 59 Antigo Charles D. DeHaven 82 Madison died as listed in local obituaries with brief ages and towns.
Mr and Mrs Jonas Kamme rud Blanchardville announce a daughter born June 25. Mr and Mrs William F Walters Route 4 report a son born June 24.
Listing of Gottlieb Brandili Mrs Fred Kundert and others at St Clare Hospital Brodhead and Beloit patients for surgical and tonsilectomy procedures with dismissals including Lester B Smith Walter Christensen Edward Ninneman Thomas Reuter and others.
John Newhouse of the Madison newspaper notes Monroe's rapid industrial growth with 170000 raised in six weeks before Christmas to build for Industrial Combustion Inc and 55000 secured to expand Oaktron Industries Inc. Madison seeks 100000 of a 500000 bond issue by next Monday, mirroring Monroe's efforts.
Three area 4-H Club members Basil Eastwood of Argyle Duane Bollig of Dayton and Mary Ann Frautschy received state honor citations at the University of Wisconsin during 4-H Club Week. Citations recognized general excellence with each honoree averaging nine years in 4-H club work.
Gay Steensrud entertained as Ole Olson at the Pearl City Lions Club ladies night. New officers were inducted during the business meeting.
The playground program opened with Yankees beating Orioles 7 to 0 and Red Sox routing White Sox 22 to 2. Pirates forfeited in NL Softball. John Wagner won for the Yanks with Bernard Mills as loser. Wayne Gille won for the Red Sox with Harry Miller losing. Programs group players by age and league, with leaders John Collins and Blythe Myers inviting more kids to join.
A group of 26 Lions signed up to travel to Milwaukee for a Braves game with a noon bus departure. Organizer Robert Buehler, assisted by Archie Myers and J W Tschanz, said there is room left. Each man pays 5 75 for bus ride and reserved lower grandstand seat. The day includes a Schlitz brewery tour.
Nathan J. Lindsay son of Mr and Mrs Ralph A Lindsay of 1403 14th street has accepted a position as a mechanical engineer with Union Carbide Co in Oak Ridge He is a June graduate of the University of Wisconsin He and his wife will move to Oak Ridge after AF ROTC training at Vance Air Force Base Okla He will be commissioned July 12.
At a Cecil Jones VFW Post 2312 meeting Commander Francis Kaster and Louis Oostdik were named delegates to the state convention in Green Bay on June 26 27 and 28. Eugene Phillips was admitted as a new member. A plan to operate a stand at the Green County Fair was discussed. The mess officer served refreshments.
Robert Burkhalter purchases Grossen's tavern at 909 17th Avenue from Edward and Mrs Grossen. The former Strauss' tavern has new owner Burkhalter who moved here from Brodhead and has worked at the tavern since March 30.
Leo Kundert from Orangeville and Victor Manhart from Madison visit yesterday. Norman Kundert on Naval leave to the Mediterranean. Ben Feldt and family return from Michigan and Wisconsin visits. Marlys Marty from Brown Town returns after a Milwaukee visit. Dr. Robert Schuh of Santa Ana is visiting relatives in Cedar Lake Home area.
Harley Streiff of New Glarus returns to Las Vegas for an eight week Sands hotel engagement with Teresa Brewer's male quartet. Streiff, veteran performer, has previously appeared with Brewer on TV and radio. Brewer herself is not expected to participate in the Las Vegas run.
Gerald Flynn the Democrat candidate for Congress in the First District and his Racine family visited City Hall after a council meeting, meeting local officials during their campaign stop.
Samuel Pehl of Woodford, gored by a bull last Saturday, was discharged from St. Clare hospital. He suffered multiple bruises a broken nose and ribs from the incident.
Chris Gempeler aged 95 of Brodhead underwent major surgery this morning at St. Clare hospital. His condition is favorable. A granddaughter who is a nurse is caring for him at home or in his room.
Police report a night window break at the Dodge Summer Co front office with both the sash and storm window shattered by a rock. No suspects named. investigation ongoing.
Clarence E. Long aged 59 of Antigo formerly of Browntown died June 16 after long illness. He was born April 7, 1899, married Bessie Poirier in 1922, farmed near Janesville before moving to Antigo in 1929. A World War I Navy veteran, he belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans. Survived by wife, six daughters, two sons, 11 grandchildren, four brothers and three sisters.
Joseph C. Dearth is reappointed as Eighth Ward alderman by unanimous ballot while Burgy becomes Second Ward alderman. Mrs. Helen L. Gempeler is confirmed as city treasurer and seven supervisors previously chosen by Schiller are affirmed. Schiller is renamed by unanimous vote and comments on mayoral eligibility to the supervisor post.
The city council approved brewery and dairy equipment, issued licenses for Brennan’s Super Market and taverns, granted amusement permits for Peter Paul Amusement Co. rides, designated no parking on part of 12th Street, vacated 14th Avenue for a bottling plant, considered a WEKZ viewing invitation and Ground Observer Corps event, and authorized bids for sewer work while accepting a hot mix bid from B R Amon and Sons Co.
A Japanese company promotes a foldable portable electric fan that fits in a pocket like a compact radio. The device emphasizes portability and ease of transport for personal cooling.
Washington officials discount the June unemployment rise as seasonal factors and student job seekers skew the figures They say any recession end will show only with a clear factory job pickup Factory employment still declined in May and June results are due in July indicating 490000 to 800000 more unemployed rather than a turn in the overall trend
The report notes unemployment at 4,904,000 in May with advance indications of a seasonal rise of 1 to 2 million in June. Selected stocks were active while most pivotal issues showed fractional changes. Oils aircrafts electronics and airlines trended lower. steels chemicals and building materials rose. autos metals rubbers and rails were mixed.
New York reports stock prices mixed in moderate trading this afternoon with some shares rising and others slipping. The market shows no clear trend as investors assess recent economic data and company results.
Arctic flora remain diminutive due to sparse soil and water and the intense northern summer sun.
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