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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1956

Page

8

Weather Summary for May 9 1956 With Temp Extremes

May 9 1956 report notes mostly cloudy and windy conditions with showers and scattered storms, a risk of severe thunderstorm south and central areas this afternoon. Cooler tonight in the extreme southeast. Thursday cooler in north and west then southeast. Temperatures ranged 40s to 60s with a 26 hundredths inch precipitation since yesterday. Barometer readings moved from 29.74 to 29.49 inches. Warmest in Presidio Texas 108, coldest Mt Washington New Hampshire 12. Sunrise 7 02, sunset 7 02.

U.S Presidio Texas

Justice and traffic actions and local obituaries

Justice results list multiple fines for careless driving, unlicensed operation, license suspensions, and failure to yield with names and locations in Monroe and Brodhead. Death notices cover Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Affolter, and Mrs. Smith, with ages and towns. Birth announcements record two new births in Brodhead and area families with dates in May.

Justice W. A. Koenig Robert Erb Route 1 Monroe Sheriff's Department Howard Kohn Blanche Peterson Monticello Ernest Hegi Brodhe Melroy Hammill Benton Martin C. Hutzel James T. Davis Highland Brodhead Dennis D. Busch Beloit

St Clare Hospital Accident Report Names Several Patients

A fragment lists patients including Mrs Lillis Fitzgibbons of 2117 1th street Mrs Kermit Goodman Mrs Gurnie Condon Brodhead Luther Hill Rockford Edna Collentine Darlington Mrs John Geigel 709 19th avenue and Mrs William Hooper in an accident report from St Clare Hospital.

Lillis Fitzgibbons 1Th Street Kermit Goodman Gurnie Condon Brodhead Luther Hill Rockford Edna Collentine Darlington John Geigel 19Th Avenue William Hooper

Mrs. Olsen 51 Dies in Brodhead Wisconsin

Mrs. Olsen aged 51 of Brodhead died at 3 40 am today in St. Clare hospital after a yearlong illness. Born in Sterling she moved to Monroe, worked at a cheese storage warehouse and later at Jacob Marty storage in Brodhead. She married Kenneth Olsen Feb 29 1924 in Rockford and managed Bahrs variety store. Surviving: husband four sisters including Mrs Morgan and Mrs Pickering. Funeral Friday 2 pm Everson Brodhead with Rev Carl Thompson officiating. burial Greenwood Cemetery.

Kenneth Olsen Brodhead St. Clare Hospital Sterling David Hardesty Monroe A. S. Morgan Phoenix Ariz Olsen Jacob Marty Morgan Clarence Pickering Ft. Wayne Ind Fayne Reed Roy Denning Rock Falls Everson Carl T. Thompson Bethlehem Luther Greenwood Cemetery

Mrs Affolter of Janesville Dies at 94

Elizabeth Affolter, 94, born March 22, 1862 in Switzerland, died Monday in a Janesville convalescent home. She moved to Janesville in 1914 after emigrating to Monroe in 1885. Services at 1:30 PM tomorrow at Overton Funeral Home Janesville. burial Greenwood Cemetery. No immediate survivors.

Rs. Elizabethqolter Monroe Switzerland Janesville Overton Greenwood Cemetery Affolter Elizabeth Ejcchelberger Frederick Roth Rom Affolter

Plan Milwaukee Trip For Junior 4-H Leaders

Last night the Junior 4-H leaders voted to send a Milwaukee trip package including a Braves baseball game. The tentative date is June 10 depending on game tickets. Planning committee members are Roger Stauffacher Dorothy Wald Norman Everson and Margaret Stracka. Dismissals include Anna Marie Goes Mrs Francis Wand and daughter David Seeholzer Mrs George Wagner Mrs LeRoy McWilliams Jam Metcalf Adolph Arntzen Jacob Kimer and Yona Maurer.

Milwaukee Braves Roger Stauffacher Dorothy Wald Norman Everson Margaret Stracka Jacob Tschabold Davis Shelia Kelsey Beloit Anna Marie Francis Wand David Seeholzer George Wagner LeRoy McWilliams Jam’ Metcalf Adolph Arntzen Jacob "Kimer Yona Maurer

Creasys Return From San Francisco Wedding Trip

Dr and Mrs L E Creasy return to South Wayne from San Francisco after attending their daughter Celias wedding last Saturday to Navy Captain Arthur A Bennett. Mrs M J Gonstead Frank D Kantro and Leo V Koehler plan a three week West and Southwest trip starting Monday.

L. E. Creasy South Wayne San Francisco Celia Navy Arthur A. Bennett Mmes M. J. Gonstead Frank D. Kantro Leo V. Koehler Phoenix Ariz Koehler Royal Arch Masons of Wisconsin Fond du Lac Olin Flisram Arnold Albright Rollie Rohde Monticello C. M. Stauffer Walter Haddinger

Mrs. Cora Smith, 81, Darlington, Dies

Mrs. Cora Smith, 81, lifelong Darlington resident, died yesterday at a Green County hospital after a stay since June 17 1955. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Sharer funeral home in Darlington. Survived by son Ralph Smith of Madison and brother George Johnson of Okonogan Washington.

Cora Smith Darlington Green County Sharer Ralph Smith Madison George Johnson Okonogan Wash

New Address for Pvt John J Waelti Reported

The new address for Pvt. John J. Waelti has been received by his parents Mr and Mrs John Waelti Route 4. The address is 1-542-534 Corp. Comm. School Co. Comm. Elect. Bn RTOC 119 MCRD San Diego California.

Pvt John J. Waelti John Waelti Route 4 Cprl School Co Bn Rtoc MCRD San Dig 40 Calif

Henry Ford II Resigns as Ford Foundation Chair

Henry Ford II steps down as Ford Foundation board chairman and hands the post to president Rowan Gaither. Ford says the foundation needs a full time chairman and will remain a board member. The change follows the foundation’s long standing leadership lineage from his father and grandfather.

Henry Ford II Detroit Ford Foundation Rowan Gaither Ford

Legion Assairs Denounce Eisenhower Veterans Report

The American Legion denounces the Bradley commission's veterans benefits report as a scare document filled with inaccuracies and contradictions. Donald R. Wilson urges lawmakers to ignore the report and back the Legion's pension bill as the Disabled American Veterans also criticize the inquiry. The panel recommends phasing down non-service-connected pensions as social security expands.

Wachingsun The American Legion Today Eisenhower Commission On Veterans Benefits Legion Donald R. Wilson House Veterans Committee Wilson Omar N. Bradley Special Legion Bradley

Stassen to Speak at Wisconsin Peace Conference

Harold E. Stassen, Eisenhower's disarmament adviser, will address the University of Wisconsin on Friday as part of a two day world peace conference. The event brings together scholars and officials to discuss arms control and international security.

Stassen Madison Harold E. Stassen Eisenhower University of Wisconsin

Amazing bargains in The Times classified

Daily check The Times classifieds for bargains and deals across categories. Includes listings on sales, services, and notices with prices and contact details.

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Steven Ray Figi Born to Mr and Mrs Figi in 1916

Mr and Mrs Ray Figi of 1916 12th street named their son Steven Ray born Monday at St. Clare hospital. The infant’s mother Joan Crotty is daughter of Mrs Blanche Crotty of South Wayne. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Carl Figi of Juda. Visitors in city were Ullom school pupils from Brown town visiting the fire station jail Monroe Dairy Co Bowman Dairy Co and The Monroe Evening Times plant with teacher Mrs Herbert Flannery.

Steven Ray Ray Figi 12Th Street St. Clare Hospital Ullom School Browntown Monroe Dairy Co Bowman Dairy Co Monroe Herbert Flannery

Contest Planned Final Greene County Insurance Meeting

The final meeting of the season for the Green County Insurance Association was held last night at Grant's Maple Grove Inn. Arthur Setz, an agent from Waterloo, attended.

Green County Insurance Association Grant Maple Grove Inn Arthur Setz Waterloo

Club agendas improve safety with fall fire poster contest

National rural and small lines committee aims to sponsor a fire prevention poster contest this fall. Attendees include David Scholfield from St. Paul, with John Schild and Andrew Erickson at the Community center meeting. Club meetings shift to the second and fourth Saturdays. next gathering is May 26. Also, LeRoy R. Phillips, Schild, and Erickson plan to attend the Wausau Ham Fest. A downtown fall incident left Mrs Lillis Fitzgibbons with a fractured right arm and patient at St. Clare hospital. A separate report notes a mysterious package thrown onto a custodian's porch near South school caused a thump and minor explosion before burning out.

David Scholfield St. Paul John Schild Andrew Erickson LeRoy R. Phillips Schild Erickson Wausau Lillis Fitzgibbons 11Th Street St. Clare Hospital John Herman 20Th Street South School

Car Crash Damages Vehicle Near Monroe

A car driven by Bernice Hale of South Wayne was demolished at 7:50 am two miles west of Monroe on Highway 11. Hale was not injured as the vehicle rolled over, according to deputies. Herman stated a paper grocery sack thrown from a porch caused no damage.

Herman AUTO Bernice Hale South Wayne Monroe Highway 11 Hale

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