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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
8
Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of scattered showers this evening. Turning cooler tonight. Friday will be partly cloudy and cool with lows 35 to 45 and highs 53 to 63, slightly warmer inland and cooler near Lake Michigan.
John Burkhalter, 86, Route 1, Juda. William Runte, 70, Rock City, Til. William B. Minch, 70, Oregon. George L. Haman, 74, Juda.
Mr and Mrs Donald VanWagenen of 2619 8th Street announce the birth of their son on May 8.
John R. Coole and Maria Kundert undergo tonsillectomy procedures at St. Clare Hospital. The list also includes multiple dismissals such as Donald Barry, Julius Lehman, William Johnson, and Debra Hammer among others, with numerous family entries and infants noted.
Mrs Thomas Jarrell wife of the South Wayne Methodist pastor attends the annual parsonage life conference at Garret Biblical Institute Evanston Illinois where her husband is a student. The conference began Monday and will climax with a banquet tonight.
East School PTA will elect officers at its Tuesday night meeting. A. Charles Howe will discuss bicycle safety and the bicycle rodeo in Monroe. The Girl Scout Troop from the school will present the opening ceremony.
Local residents and guests are listed visiting Monticello and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Earl Feldt Mrs Roger Miller Lena Mrs Otto Puempel Mrs Walter Trost Mr and Mrs Ole Lien Mrs A F Schwarze John T Kimball Syracuse N Y Miss Marian Foulker Lois Jacobs Heather Jurgens Marvin Kantro family and others. Transfers noted with Robert Marty of A P Green Firebrick Co Erie.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bechtolt of Route 4 welcomed daughter Cheryl Ann born April 27. The couple also have an 11 month old son Randall. Cheryl Ann’s mother is Donna Menehan, with grandmothers Alice Menehan and Clark Bechtolt and great-grandparents Mrs. Isa Bechtolt and George Walters.
Funeral notices request flowers be omitted per the late George L. Haman's family wish. Contributions toward memorials are considered.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rufi name their second daughter Rena Marie born Monday at St. Clare hospital. The family already has Dawn Ellen, three, and the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rufi and Arnold H. Mueller of Route 2.
Mr and Mrs Donald Van Wagenen of 2619 8th Street welcomed a son named John Scott born today in St. Clare. The family announced the new arrival as they share joy over the infant’s arrival and name choice.
Hospital report mentions a new baby and two sons for the Van Wagenen family. Michael is five and Jean Brandt is the mother, daughter of Howard and Mrs Lueck of Brownstown. Grandmother Harriet VanWagenen resides at 82142 22nd avenue.
Mrs Leo Kundert of Orangeville underwent surgery this morning in Milwaukee. She is expected to remain in the city for ten days.
Religion classes will meet at St. Victor's high school this evening at 7 30. Students gather in the school for the session led by the religion department.
Travel agents meeting in Milwaukee honored Rudy Burkhalter of Madison and Monroe for nine years of organized escorted overseas tours. This year’s tour conductors are Betty Cass and Edward Wills. Three tours abroad depart June 13 July 17 and July 19 with a fourth planned for early fall. one Green County resident, 75, plans her fourth Europe trip in the June group.
Unidentified assailants fired heavily on the official residence of U S Ambassador Gerald Drew in Port au Prince Haiti. He his wife and two grandsons were not hurt as they were about to dine. Bullets splattered the area during the raid.
Adalt Frank Rockow died yesterday at his home in Winslow. Services will be at the Winslow EUB church at 1 30 p.m. tomorrow with burial in Rock Lily cemetery. Pallbearers are grandsons. Survived by wife Agnes and four daughters, three sons, and multiple relatives. Police report two attic window panes broken at South school, likely by airgun.
The State Board of Health said today one polio case in Manitowoc County was reported in the week ending April 26.
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