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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
6
They DAILY RECORD notes fair conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday with a low of 50 to 56 and Saturday high in the 80s. The Times thermometer shows yesterday 1 p.m. high 75 and low 52, with year ago highs 76 and lows 59. Barometer reads 29.97 at 1 a.m. and 30.02 at 1 p.m. Sunrise 5:15 and sunset 8:51.
Justice L A Koenig and Carol Jean Hoyt of Monroe face petty larceny charges. Koenig receives sentence with held and one year probation on costs and restitution. Hoyt receives sentence withheld and one year probation on costs and restitution. (Monroe police)
Death notices report Mrs. Fred Blumer 80 of 908 19th Avenue infant Jay Alan Riese son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Riese 526 18th Avenue John M Stauffacher about 50 of Darlington Mrs Nels Holman 78 of Argyle Clifford George Brinker 49 of Warren Illinois and Mrs James Broderick 88 of Kalispell Montana.
Mr and Mrs Walter Beto of Rockford welcome a son born June 27. Mr and Mrs Leonard Novak of Illinois announce a daughter born in June.
The St. Clare Hospital Surgical section names Mrs Otto Polzin Be loit Edward Sutton Edgerton and others including Dennis Deal Marion Siekierski Mrs Elmer Riese George Walters Julian Olson Mary Veronica Smith and Ethel Madru. Tonsillectomy patient Virginia Morgan. Dismissals include Willard Moe Silver Disch Heye Ostendorf Francis Flynn Phillip Nelson and numerous others with family notes.
Darlington resident John M. Stauffacher died this morning of a heart attack. He is survived by his wife and six children and was a brother of the late Louis B. Stauffacher of Monroe.
Louis Proell of Marshfield dies of a heart attack at age 101 after celebrating his birthday on June 9. Funeral arrangements are pending in Marshfield.
Leander E. Kirsch of the C. W. Tomlinson Agency Madison is appointed special agent in Monroe by Bankers Life Co Des Moines. A Monroe resident since 1946 he served in the Army in the Philippines and Japan and has held dairy and sales roles. He is a charter Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce member and has held state vice president and national director roles with the organization. He has active ties with the Knights of Columbus Green County Grassland Association and March of Dimes drives.
Warren Illinois resident Clifford George Brinker aged 49 died yesterday at Deaconess hospital Freeport after living in Warren since 1943. He married Marie Truman in 1926 and leaves his wife three sons Gene Warren Dale Lena Gary Easton Pa a daughter Mrs Earl Shaw Warren his father William Brinker Cuba City two sisters Mrs Allen Burke Apple River Mrs Russel Shannon Cuba City and two brothers Clarence Durand Ivan Lena Services are Sunday at 2 pm Bartell funeral home Wadams Grove cemetery burial to follow.
The first Southern Wisconsin lamb pool at Equity Livestock yards in Brodhead gathered 67 lambs and owes. Lambs graded 14 prime 30 choice 12 good. Walton Campbell delivered the first lambs earning two choice grades at 24 cents per pound. Prime 25 cents good 21 16-18 cents. Several yearlings sold at 15 cents. Stan Langhoff of Equity graded the stock and praised the quality.
A church strawberry festival is planned for Sunday June 29 from 3 to 7 p.m. at St Andrews Church with cakes, ice coffee, and a 50 cent admission. Mrs John R Maurer and her son Tommy arrived in Chicago from San Anselmo California and visit her parents Mr and Mrs John J Burkhard. John Maurer is due Sunday. Dr and Mrs Bernard Swandon and three children of Philadelphia arrive Saturday night to visit Ellen Gibbons and Don Kennedy family in Madison. Mrs Swan dow is Kathleen Gibbons. Mr and Mrs Charles Krueger and Mrs Coyla Cox left for New York state. Mrs Cox will visit Rochester. The Kruegers will see their daughter Mrs Mark Riley in Gouverneur. their daughter Marlene is salutatorian this year and will enter Mt Holyoke College this fall.
The Service Record notes Pvt. Jacob S. Crooks of the 28th Infantry 1st Division at Ft. Riley Kansas has been transferred after leaving Monroe on June 9. He previously traveled from Camp Riley to Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri before the move to Kansas.
Barbara Mae Boeck and Carol Jean Hoyt were placed on one year probation for petty larceny after removing a bear, two cubs, and a deer lawn ornaments from Frank A. Buehler’s yard at 1308 9th street. Officers saw them carrying the items at 2:22 a.m. and the sentence was withheld upon payment of costs and restitution.
Mrs. James Broderick, 88, Kalispell Mont formerly Theresa Schreiner and a former Brodhead resident, died recently. She graduated from Brodhead High School in 1888. Her husband died April 14, 1930.
Mrs Nels Olaf Holman aged 78 died at home in Argyle after a year of illness. Born June 27 1879 in Blanchardville she was daughter of Lewis and Ingerborg Olson and attended Owego rural school. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Glenn Gordee two brothers Oswald and Helmer Olson and sister Mrs Ovedia Larson. Services held at Erickson funeral home Pastor William Eschrich officiating burial in Woodlawn cemetery Argyle.
Jay Alan Riese infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riese died at St. Clare hospital after birth at home. Graveside services were held at Greenwood cemetery with Stuessy funeral home in charge. Survivors include parents, grandparents Forrest Taylor Monticello and Lou Taylor Portage, and others.
Yale Gerol of Monroe will address a Green County Democrats meeting Monday at 8 p m in Turner hall. Attending will be Milton Mehlhouse Lancaster attorney and state senator candidate Sverre Reang Edgerton attorney and Gerald Flynn Racine attorney all seeking Congress from the First District. Green County Democratic candidates for office will also attend.
Campaign trainee Pvt. James W. Beutel son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Beutel Sr Route 1 Monroe participated in a field training exercise near Baumbholder Germany He is a machinist in Headquarters Company 12th Engineer Battalion and a 1955 graduate of Monticello High School.
Charles Ray is the name chosen for the newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Randolph Jr. of Rockford born June 10. The mother Janice Duchow is the daughter of Rod ney Duchow of Juda. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Randolph Sr. of Wilson Arkansas. Great-grandmother is Mrs. Alfred Kryder of Juda Route 1. Great-great-grandfather is Walter Ostrander, 88, also of Juda Route 1.
The Skirts and Shirts Square Dance Club sponsors a dance at Turner Hall Monroe Tuesday 8 30 to 11 30 p m. Gale Yanke Madison will be the caller and the public is welcome.
Police said an ambulance driven by Nancy L. Wagner had its door fly open and strike a car owned by Mrs. Sylvia E. Richards yesterday in front of Richards home. Minor damage to the ambulance and extensive damage to the Richards car were reported.
Mr and Mrs A Richard Nichols Jr Elmhurst announce the birth of their first child yesterday at West Suburban Hospital Oak Park a daughter named Nancy Mrs Nichols is the former Margaret Stau ffacher daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn F Stau ffacher Monroe The paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alfred R Nichols Oak Park Ill Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred J Stau ffacher Monroe and Mr and Mrs Fred Benguerel
Mr and Mrs Peter O Kammerode of Blanchardville became grandparents of a girl for the first time and then a second time, marking a rare double grandchild event for the family.
On Wednesday June 25 in St. Clare hospital Blanchardville Mr and Mrs Jonas Kammerude welcomed daughter Theresa Lynne while Mr and Mrs Emil L Klarer of Monroe greeted daughter Mary Kathryn.
Explorer III, launched March 26 from Cape Canaveral, is due to expire tonight as a 31 pound 80 inch tube reenters and disintegrates. The Army praises its performance delivering more complete cosmic ray data than expected due to its highly elliptical orbit with apogee about 1700 miles and perigee near 117 miles.
Miss Dolores Roth of Route 2 and three companions leave Montreal for a AYH European tour. The group includes Miss Joan Tschanz of Angola Indiana Miss Ann Diffenbacher of Seattle Washington and Miss Barbara Nelson of Edgerton.
A group of Monroe servicemen based in Hampton England on July 4 will cycle to Ghent Belgium to meet Ned Roth brother of Miss Roth at the Wright Helicopter Base in Nellingen Germany and Homer T. Weidman on 15 day leave. They will visit Brussels Paris Rorschach and various parts of Germany before touring Copenhagen Oslo and Bergen then Kold Ireland before returning to Montreal arriving September 2.
Mrs Albert R. Louis and Ellin DeClisson Louis of New York City along with Miss Doris Ladon of Chicago returned to Chicago after visiting Monroe. They traced childhood scenes in Monroe that marked Mrs Louis for her first visit to the city. Mrs Ladon is the widow of Sam Ladon.
A long enumerated roster follows Continued from page 1 listing numerous individuals by full names and titles. The fragment shows a social or committee roster segment alphabetically organized with multiple female names and a few male names interspersed.
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