Weather Outlook for June 30 1958
Partly cloudy warm and rather humid this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Scattered showers or thunderstorms likely Tuesday and turning cooler late Tuesday. Low tonight in the 60s. High Tuesday 85 to 90.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1958
Page
8
Partly cloudy warm and rather humid this afternoon tonight and Tuesday. Scattered showers or thunderstorms likely Tuesday and turning cooler late Tuesday. Low tonight in the 60s. High Tuesday 85 to 90.
A summary of temperatures and barometer readings with top and bottom marks last week and year ago. Blythe California recorded the warmest 113 while Fraser Colorado noted the coldest 32. Sunrise and sunset times given along with 1 am and 1 pm barometer readings.
Omer Hawkins transfers property at 5 and 6 block 208 in the city of Brodhead to Herbert Hawkins in a recorded real estate transfer.
A list of court actions and traffic dispositions includes L A Koenig and Alvin Blum pleading innocent on disorderly conduct with July 3 trial slots, Frederick Blum and Phillip Vander Velden also in Monroe with July 3 dates and traffic school requirements, Hubert Briggs cited, Norman Peterson cleared on intoxication charges but linked to illegal parking, LeRoy Stanland and Martin Hutzel in Brodhead with speeding and traffic school, Merle Jackson fined for disorderly conduct.
Marriage licenses issued for Wayne Peter Sorenson 27 of Madison and Joan Elizabeth Ridnour 20 of 1303 11th Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vogel of Brodhead welcome a daughter born June 28. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kundert of Route 3 have a son born June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Gadow of Brodhead announce a twin son and daughter born June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Paffel of Brodhead report a daughter born June 30. Mr. and Mrs. Wills of Warren welcome a son born June 30.
Susan Foster of New Glarus underwent a tonsillectomy at St Clare Hospital. An accident report lists Mr and Mrs Hansen of Monticello and their children Richard and Michael, along with Mrs Robert Blum and Margie Blum of 507 16th Avenue. Additional medical notes include Mrs Frank Lloyd of Rockford Burnell McGuire Argyle Gus Stelter Woodford John Larson Jefferson and Kel.
Local social notes list visits and gatherings including Miss Julia Gulson with Mrs. Hartman in Brodhead, Carrie Ruehle in Chicago on business, and a Women of the Moose meeting at Moose Hall. Weekend visits feature Mr and Mrs Charles Drye, Lena, and Baraboo guests, plus Billy and Myrtie Harmon hosting visitors. A Juda High School band concert with an ice cream social is announced for July 2 at 8:15 p.m.
A verdict was expected this afternoon in Justice Court on a disorderly charge against Albert Boss of 902 17th Street and on charges of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer against Bessie M Boss of the same address. Police said the disturbance occurred last night.
Albany lists surgical cases for Vin Blaser with others in the region and a long roster of dismissals. Individuals named span Brodhead Juda Janesville Edgerton Darlington and surrounding localities with a mix of Mrs and Mr titles and several family members mentioned.
Obituary notes Casper K. Marty aged 79 of New Glarus. Also listed are teen Keith Duane Kenney 14 from Durand Illinois and Denise Ann infant daughter of Ralph Keppler Jr. and his wife from Albany.
Monroe police report a forfeiture against Melvin W. Fuchs of Route 2 Monticello for excessive noise with a $10 amount.
GREEN BAY Wisconsin Vogel of Cleveland Wis was elected Wisconsin commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the state convention Vogel was elected without opposition Carl Batcha of Milwaukee defeated Murray Whiterabbit of Ashland for senior vice commander Frank Brown of Sun Prairie won junior vice commander in a three way race Whiterabbit nominated for junior vice commander after losing to Batcha Ken Hurley Milwaukee was elected judge advocate Re elected were E J Schmidt Manitowoc quartermaster and adjutant the Rev Rolf B Sehmeichel Eau Claire chaplain and Dr David Ruehrlman Kenosha formerly Monroe department surgeon
In Justice Court two Monroe men Alvin W. Blum and Frederick R. Blum pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct charges. Alvin also faced a resisting an officer count. Hearing for the trial was set for the afternoon of July 3.
Pvt Walter F. Marty and Cpl John Bruni are taking two weeks of Marine reserve training at 29 Palms California. Upon completion, they are expected to return home on Thursday.
The Public Service Commission authorizes Milwaukee Road to discontinue freight agency service at South Wayne and permit removal of the depot. The move eliminates the community as a station from all tariffs except prepay carload freight rates.
Washington Mt Pleasant Albany Farm Bureau hosts a Sunday picnic at noon at New Glarus Roadside Park with members from the three counties. Local residents are invited to attend and enjoy foods and games.
County clerk Ray E. Kundert reminded prospective candidates that the filing deadline for nomination papers in the fall election is 5 p.m. July 8. The primary is scheduled for Sept. 9.
The 1958 State Homemakers Chorus, including Mrs. Arthur Swann Mrs. W. G. Timm and Miss Helen Green county home agent, gathered for a Madison station WHA broadcast this morning. The program was a rebroadcast of the Farm and Home Week concert.
A hay thermometer is offered by the Orangeville Fire Department. Anyone may apply via the Orangeville telephone operator and a local firefighter will deliver the unit to the farm.
Police report says a car owned by Robert D. Stamm at 2560 17th Avenue was damaged on the left side after an unidentified vehicle struck it while parked Saturday afternoon. The driver of the other car fled the scene.
Times Special reports Boy Scout Troop 105 of Juda will travel to Canyon Camp Apple River Illinois from July 6 to 12. Eleven boys are listed including Carl Anding Roger Bauman Keith Helland Dexter Marchant Russell Carter Bob Ruef Alvin Strahm and Freddie and others.
Jackie Siegenthaler Gary Arn and Kenneth Rosteisen are listed with leaders Harry Buhlman and Billy Arn guiding the effort. The fragment implies organizational roles and leadership structure within a local group.
City police seized a sick squirrel and handed it to veterinarian Dr. John L. Norton for examination as a rabies suspect. The report came from Chester A. Pfund of 1703 8th Street who said children had been playing with the animal.
Monroe Kiwanis Club plans Thursday afternoon activities directed by Robert Zuercher and G L Redman. Mrs Werner Bernet will showcase Swiss modeling. Directors meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in First National Bank meeting room.
Sandy a dog owned by John Wyssbrod Jr Browntown won the line championship at the Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters Association field trials held yesterday at the James Doherty farm south of Monroe Five heats a consolation and finals were held with Woodrow Kurtz Rock City Ill taking first and Bruce Ginger winning first with Hardrock finishing second
About 250 people attended as 75 dogs entered the show. Sandy, once owned and used by the late John Wyss Brod Sr., Browntown, was noted in the proceedings.
Mrs. Fred Blumer 80 lifelong county resident died Friday at home 908 19th avenue. Services conducted at 1 30 p m in Shriner Neushhwander funeral home with Rev A R Achtemeier officiating. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery pallbearers Alvin Itten Harvey Itten Harold Zimmerman Robert Zimmerman Marvin Holcomb Werner Blumer organist Fred W Ainsworth listed from the community noter.
Rev. James Struthers preached on automobile safety. He later rode a horse, fell and broke his wrist. He and his wife then departed for a vacation trip.
About 30 000 attended the Plymouth Cheese Derby Day as 400 pounds of cheese and 109 gallons of milk vanished at two stands and nearly 30 businesses. Prizes totaling 4000 dollars were awarded for parade entries with 150 dollar first prizes going to St. John's Lutheran church Plymouth for its float, Lake Band Milwaukee for best band and overall appearance, Boys of 76 Racine for senior drum and bugle corps, Southwood County Scouts Racine for junior P corps, and Racine Kitties for junior A division.
The Ludlow Memorial library will be closed Tuesday Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7 to 9 during July and August.
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