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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1959

Page

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Good Friday Union Service Starts at Immanuel EUB

The Good Friday union service themed And Christ Looked Down runs 12 30 to 3 00 p m at Immanuel EUB with Rev Bernard Bartel as host and several ministers delivering sermons including Rev Burton L Holling Rev Gerritt E Mouw Rev Jesse R Dom Rev C C Warfel and Rev Paul H Olm Choirs from Immanuel Bethel Grace and St John participate and the day includes multiple concluding hymns and an offering for a Bible school project.

Christ Good Friday Union Immanuel Eub Bernard Bartel Monroe Banks Burton L. Holling Bethel Eub Church Gerritt E. Mouw Union Presbyterian Church Immanuel Eub Church Jesus Jesse R. Dom C. C. Warfel Grace Lutheran Church Methodist Church Herbert Ainsworth Race Paul H. Olm St. John’s United Church of Christ Lord Grace Lutheran Church Choir Bruce Patterson Rev Bartel St. John’s Choir A. Fred Trachsel Daily Vacation Bible School Green County Ministerial Association WEKZ St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Grace Lutheran First Methodist Union Presbyterian Mt. Olive Lutheran Immanuel An Bethel St. John’s Church St. Victor’s Catholic Church

Appeal Issued For Red Cross Campaign Shortfall

R Finley Barry, county Red Cross campaign chairman, urged those who have not mailed their contributions to do so. Only 3005.25 of 7907 has been received, with 2500 from the United Fund in Monroe. Brooklyn township is the only one meeting its quota at 150, while some townships have no contributions.

R. Finley Barry Red Cross Barry United Fund Monroe Brooklyn

Curriculum Revised at Monroe High School Mathematics

The Monroe high school mathematics department unveiled a revised four year plan offering general math algebra geometry and advanced algebra with new instructors Peters Christiansen and Houser leading multiple sections. Senior and junior tracks include trig and analytical geometry next year while a freshman heavy set begins with general math and introductory algebra.

Monroe High School Lloyd Nielsen Charles Mowbray Wilmer Pautz Cramer Houser Pautz James Speerschneider Houser Peter Christiansen Chrisiansen Edmund R. Anderson

Curb and Gutter Payment Held Pending Signature

W A Stauffacher Construction Co of Monroe awaits signature on a 5402 dollar check approved by a City Council vote after an amended good faith statute. The city had paid 7266 for 4200 feet of curb and gutter with extra work protested by the mayor. Schiller has five days to sign the check.

W. A. Stauffacher Construction Co Monroe Victor N. Schiller Stauffacher Firm Schiller

Assembly Approves Bill To Ban Closed Meetings

MADISON A measure to bar closed meetings by state and local governments won preliminary Assembly approval. A GOP amendment to bar closed legislative caucuses was ruled out of order. R-Marinette said the bill is weak while Republicans praised open caucuses. Democratic caucuses remain closed. An amendment to include the executive branch failed 51 to 42 along party lines.

Madison Assembly George Molinaro Kenosha Robert Haase Marinette David Blanchard Edgerton Executive Branch

New Math Teacher Joins Monroe High Faculty

Peter Christianson, a Racine native and UW Madison graduate, begins his teaching career this semester at Monroe High. A former athlete at Washington Park High, he earned 1953 Big Eight All-Conference football honors and All-Racine grid selections for 1952-53. He plans to help coach baseball this spring.

Monroe High School Peter Christianson Racine Christianson University of Wisconsin Cornell University Washington Park High School

Two Infants Killed and Mother Under Psychiatric Review

Bodies of two infants, Katherine Church age 2 and Kenneth 6 months, were found bludgeoned and suffocated in a clothes basket at a rural Hibernia home. Police say Ellen Church 38, the mother, will undergo psychiatric examination after Brooks Church 40 found his wife and other children under the influence of drugs and she allegedly admitted to the killings.

Hibernia N. J Katherine Church Kenneth Ernest Powers Ellen Church Brooks Church Powers

Bank Prank by Two Boys Triggers Bank Robbery Charge

Two boys ages 9 and 13 entered a Bank of America branch with a hoax note and attempted to get money. Officials treated it as attempted robbery, leading to arrests by 15 police and FBI agents and placement at the San Francisco Youth Guidance Center.

San Francisco Dan McKay Danny Husk Bank of America FBI Little Dan Big Dan Dan Husk Filamine Miller Little Dan Fidgeted and Pointed To His Buddy. Miss Miller Miss Miller J. C. Bonzani Hulk Boy

Eisenhower Rejects Coercion Over Summit Parley

President Eisenhower told reporters the Western Allies will likely meet Khrushchev at a summit to tackle German problems but refused to bow to bluff or blackmail. He reiterated that attendance depends on progress at earlier East West ministerial talks and noted the coordinated NATO reply to the Soviet note will be released soon.

Washington Eisenhower Khrushchev United States North Atlantic Treaty Organization Soviet Union Moscow Dulles Florida Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Texas

Brodhead OKs Gymnasium Plan

Brodhead electors approved leasing part of the new high school site to a non profit corporation for a combined gymnasium auditorium. The district can lease the completed building for 20 years. The plan lets the project proceed without a bond issue, and the nonprofit group will likely include school board members.

Brodhead

Farm hand killed by firecracker blast in Florida cornfield

In Pa Hopkee Florida a farm hand Lawson Wilkes was killed when a box of giant salutes exploded under his arm as he used fire crackers to scare blackbirds. Deputy sheriff Frank O Connell said Wilkes died five minutes after the blast.

Pahokee, Fla Frank O’connell Lawson Wilkes

Iraq Withdraws From Baghdad Pact Won’t End Arms to Iraq

Britain said its arms supply policy to Iraq remains unchanged despite Iraq’s decision to quit the Baghdad Pact. Prime Minister Kassem announced the withdrawal to mollify Arab and Communist blocs while Britain discusses air base and bilateral ties.

London Britain Iraq Foreign Office Kassem Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Habbaniyah Baghdad Royal Air Force Iran Pakistan Turkey United States Ankara Middle East Nasser U.A.R Arab Unity Khrushchev

Tibet Revolt Spreads, Dalai Lama Unconfirmed

Indian press reports Tibetan uprising expanding across Tibet with fighting in Lhasa subsiding. Hindustan Times cites spread to all corners of Tibet and Dalai Lama possibly not in Chinese hands. government in New Delhi has no confirmation. Chiang Kai-shek consuls in Taipei seek to exploit the upheaval as Nationalists claim Tibet as part of China.

New Delhi India Lhasa Hindustan Times Tibet Dalai Lama Buddha Times Formosa Red China Chiang Kai-shek Taipei China

Weather forces cancellation of Easter Egg Hunt event

The 40 and 8 announced that severe snow and mud will cancel this year’s annual community Easter Egg Hunt. Officials note poor conditions plagued the event last year as well, despite seven years of sponsorship by the group.

The 40 And 8

Living Cost Index Dips in February

The Labor Department Statistics Bureau reports food price declines reduced the living cost index by one tenth of a percent in February. The index fell to 123.7, the highest February point on record yet one percent higher than the previous year.

Washington Labor Department Statistics Bureau

Physician Blames Urge for Antique Looting Museum

Dr. Frank Wiley a 41-year old Wisconsin physician says a compelling urge drove him to loot abandoned farmhouses for antique furnishings to start a pioneer museum. He faces larceny charges for items taken from about 11 houses valued at around $2000 as listed in his ledger.

Iola Wis Wisconsin Frank Wiley Wiley

Voelkli Heads Cecil Jones VFW Post 2312

Hugo Voelkli was elected commander of Cecil Jones Post No. 2312 at Turner hall. T. J. Burgy Jr. and Virgil Wilkins were named junior vice commanders and John Marty judge advocate. Other officers include Dr. Charles O. Miller post surgeon Walter Laeser chaplain and Francis Kaster trustee. A donation to the VFW cancer fund was announced and fish fries will continue through April with a joint installation on April 28. Officers to be elected by the First District on May 24 in Turner hall.

Hugo Voelkli Cecil Jones VFW Turner Hall T. J. Burgy Jr Virgil Wilkins John Marty Charles O. Miller Walter Laeser Francis Kaster VFW Cancer Fund First District

Missing cash from Timber's Gulf Service station

Timber's Gulf Service station reports nearly $40 missing from a cash register yesterday afternoon. Proprietor Forrest H. Riese told police the money disappeared while he was outside working on a truck.

Timber Gulf Service Station Forrest H. Riese

Flood Watch Lifts as Pecatonica Recedes in Darlington Area

In Darlington area temperatures near freezing halted rapid runoff from the Pecatonica River after a flood crest of 12.70 feet at midnight. Flooding reached 12 feet earlier at 6 p.m. and 12.60 feet by 9 a.m. Today River crested and began to subside while officials warned of potential new rain and snow. Flooding also affected nearby Browntown Martintown with lower creasts and road closures on several county trunks and highways.

Pecatonica Darlington Gratiot Darington Bud Marshall Blanchardville Browntown Martintown Freeport Green County Highway Department Skinner Bottom Albany and Attica Albany Sugar River

British Outlaw Fight By Patterson, London

British boxing officials said Brian London cannot meet world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson in Las Vegas on April 21 because the bout is not in the best interest of British boxing.

London Brian London Floyd Patterson Las Vegas Nev

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