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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1958
Page
4
Milburn V. Miller of Browntown was installed as eminent commander of the Monroe Commandery Knights Templar during ceremonies after a 50-person picnic at Masonic Temple. Installing officers were S. D. Gaarder of Albany and A. R. Neushwander of Monroe. Dr. Merton H. Mattison retires as eminent commander.
Mrs Francis Friestad of Rockford will head a 30 member women’s delegation on a 21 day goodwill tour of Europe and Russia beginning July 14. A graduate nurse and former railroad PR executive, she joins a group spanning housewives to business executives, following her husband’s prior Farm Tour experience.
Last rites for Mrs. Marcus Wilke age 56 who died Saturday in a Madison hospital were held at 2 p m today in Becker funeral home Belleville. Surviving are her husband a son Harold Brooklyn a daughter Ella Union Grove a brother William Campbell Hibbing Minn a sister Mrs Arthur Bredson Tacoma Wash and two grandchildren. There are 18 inhabited pueblos in New Mexico and four large reservations.
Articles of incorporation filed for the Green County Association for Mentally Retarded Children Inc with Grace M. Thorpe as register of deeds. Initial agent is Roger L. Elmer. Founders include Florence Stauffer New Glarus and others from Blanchardville Juda Monticello Brooklyn and Esther Wardlow.
James Branch Cabell, renowned Virginia author of Jurgen, died last night in Richmond at age 79 after a long writing career. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage on Sunday. Cabell produced 52 books with a mix of romantic idealism and sharp social critique.
Glen Jay Chambers of Route 1 Juda escaped injury when his car lost control on a county trunk road south of Juda. The vehicle struck a bridge railing and could not be removed until a blow torch freed it from the bridge.
A. D. Carberry of Prairie du Chien is named Crawford County superintendent of schools by State Superintendent George E. Watson. The appointment was announced by Watson and confirms Carberry’s leadership role in county schools.
A Senate commerce subcommittee approved a bill requiring dealers to display the factory listed price of new cars and accessories to reveal inflated prices offset by trade-in allowances. The measure won unanimous support and moves to the full commerce committee.
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