Fair and cool weather forecast for May 9 1958
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1958
Page
6
Loomis Estate Real Estate Transfers to J C Timm
Sara E Loomis Estate transfers It 3 and E of It 4, block 37, city Brodhead, to J C Timm in the latest real estate filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara E. Loomis Estate
J. C. Timm
City of Brodhead
Forfeitures List from Monroe Police
Forfeitures include Robert R. Carvin Harvard Ill speeding $10 Alfonso J. Latino Rockford speeding $10 Burton E. Bacon Monroe speeding $10 Robert E. Reynolds Monroe Wayne O Bahn Monroe Henry M. Lloyd Whitewater Ray H. Roberts Madison stop violation $10 Monroe police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Carvin
Harvard
Ill
Monroe
Alfonso J. Latino
Rockford
Burton E. Bacon
Robert E. Reynolds
Wayne O. Bahn
Henry M. Lloyd
Whitewater
Ray H. Roberts
Madison
Monroe Poice
Speeding Forfeit Set For L A Koenig Gramling Case
New Glarus police report a speeding case against L A Koenig and John E Gramling of Rockford resulting in forfeiture of $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Koenig
John E. Gramling
Rockford
New Glarus Police
Obituary Snippets Name Several Residents
Conrad Pilz Sr. age 82 of 916 18th avenue. Eva Burrows age 75 of Janesville. Anton Torer age 70 of Beaver Dam. Brian David infant son of Mr and Mrs Harlow Duerst of Prairie du Chien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Pilz Sr
18Th Avenue
Eva Burrows
Janesville
Anton Torer
Beaver Dam
Brian David
Harlow Duerst
Prairie du Chien
Family welcomes two sons and two daughters
Mr and Mrs Donald Janke of 1606 23rd avenue announce a son born May 8. Mr and Mrs John Bruehl of Argyle announce a son born May 8. Mr and Mrs Carl Liddicoat of Route 3 announce a daughter born May 9. Mr and Mrs Richard Ander of 1616 17th street announce a son born May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Janke
23Rd Avenue
John Bruehlman
Argyle
Carl Liddicoat
Route 3
Richard Anderson
17Th Street
St Clare Hospital Accident Victims and Dismissals List
A hospital notice lists injured or involved individuals across departments. Names include William Leopold Route 3 James Monahan Rockford Mrs Paul Nettz Rockford Alice Schwoerer Mt Horeb Ralph R Bridge Juda William H M Bayne Winslow Russell Rack man Verona and dismissals such as Clarence Kowalski Thomas Marty Kenneth A Schindler Neil Dettwiler Mabel McCallips Julia Sullivan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leopold
Route 3
James Monahan
Rockford
Paul Nettz
Alice Schwoerer
Mt. Horeb
Ralph R. Bridge
Juda
William H. M. Bayne
Winslow
Russell Rackman
Verona
Clarence Kowalski
Thomas Marty
Kenneth A. Schindler
Neil Dettwiler
Fred Kuckuck
Mabel McCallips
Julia Sullivan
Walter Wyss
Belles and Beaus Square Dance in Turner Hall Tonight
Belles and Beaus will hold a square dance tonight in Turner hall at 8 30. Art Weisensel from Sun Prairie will be caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Art Weisensel
Sun Prairie
Local residents visit and events noted in Juda area
Personal mentions include Will Norder from Juda and Mrs. Henry Nelson of Rockford. Visits by Mrs. Robert McGlynn of Gra tiot and Glen Earleywine of Brodhead. The Grace Lutheran Church rummage sale is set for May 10 at nine. Northwestern Univ. Med School alumni dinner in Chicago. Monroe Womans club spring social May 15 at St Johns church vestry with dessert. Mrs. Harry Erickson of Darling ton visits Rockton. Mr. Schockley hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Norder
Juda
Henry Nelson
Rockford
Robert McGlynn
Gratiot
Glen Earleywine
Brodhead
Woodford
Theodore Rugh
Grace Lutheran Church
Virgil Swiggum
South Wayne
L. E. Creasy
Chicago
Northwestern University Medical School
Monroe Womans Club
St. John’s Church Vestry
Harry Erickson
Darlington
Paul Schockley
Rockton, NL
Schockley
Albany Social News Recap of Visits and Birth
Mrs Ida Hulburt returns from a two week stay with daughter in Monroe and is recovering from illness. Kathryn Lynn Palnick born April 26 with Rev Palnick of First Baptist church. Various visits noted: Schutt and Sharer families to Coplien and Malkow homes. Duerst and Krueger families in Verona and Monroe. Malkow and Anderson families in Evansville and Footville. Grennwald and Webb attend Brodhead nursing home. Partridge recovering from recent surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hulburt
Paul Striker
Monroe
Hulburt
Anna Duerst
Edward
Herman Duerst
Verona
Frank Schutt
George Coplien
Ernestine Malkow
Charles Sharer
Rib Lake
Coplien
Sharer
Helen Sharer
Sandie Palnick
Kathryn Lynn
Palnick
First Baptist Church
M. L. Barton
Robert Grossman
Janesville
Arthur Malkow
Evansville
Emma Malkow
Charles Krueger
Gerald Hansen
St. Louis
Minnie Anderson
Ankor Hansens
Footville
O. D. Grennwald
Harriet Webb
Withee
Brodhead
Julia Lewis
Arthur Miller
Nations Represented in Washington DC Diplomatic Circles
In Washington DC diplomatic circles 79 nations are represented. The fact highlights a broad international presence and ongoing global engagement among foreign missions in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Lombardi Circulates Sheriff Nomination in Wisconsin
Mike Lombardi and a group of 12 friends and neighbors begin circulating nomination papers to place his name on the September ballot as a Republican for sheriff. Lombardi, recently convicted of misconduct and neglect of duty while sheriff, is jailed in Milwaukee County. Rogler states Lombardi approved the move. Lombardi says he would run if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Mike Lombardi
Lombardi
Huber Law
Milwaukee County
Jack Rogler
Mike
Rogler
Milwaukee
Three Hurt In Brodhead Intersection Crash
Three persons were injured in a Wednesday afternoon crash at the intersection of highways 104 and 11 on the northwest edge of Brodhead. Patricia J. Kuelz 26 Evansville driver and passenger Mrs. Calvin Anderson 24 Evansville and Keith Olson 9 Route 1 Brodhead were treated at a Brodhead clinic. Allen E. Olson 16 Route 1 Brodhead, driver of the other car, was uninjured. He said he stopped on highway 104 then started up without seeing the Kuelz car coming from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Patricia J. Kuelz
Evansville
Calvin Anderson
Keith Olson
Allen E. Olson
Olson
Kuelz
Burkhalter Services Scheduled Tomorrow
John Burkhalter 86 of Route 1 Juda died yesterday at his farm home. Funeral services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Sharer funeral home Albany with Bruce Willet pastor of Albany Methodist church officiating. Burial in Hillcrest cemetery Albany. Mrs Baertschi and Mrs Rankins with Mrs Sharer will lead song service. Friends may call tonight at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burkhalter
Juda
Sharer
Albany
Bruce Willet
Albany Methodist Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Fred Baertschi
Garland Rankins
T. E. Sharer
Tewes Blames USAF For Madison Tragedy
Rep. Donald E. Tewes accuses the USAF of refusing to extend a runway at Truax Field in Madison Wisconsin, linking it to a fatal jet crash that killed Lt. Gerald C. Stull of Valdosta Georgia as he tried to avoid structures over Lake Monona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Truax Air Force Base
Madison
Wis
Donald E. Tewes
R-Wis
Gerald C. Stull
Valdosta
Lake Monona
Heroism Cited After Air Accident Near Truax Field
Tewes praised the airman who sacrificed himself to prevent a disaster after the Air Force denied extending the Truax field runway. He said the hero’s actions, and the risks to civilians, underline the need for the remedies demonstrated by the flier’s life and death.
Duerst Infant Dies Graveside Rites Held
Prairie du Chien infant died Wednesday after Madison hospital surgery. Born May 1 at Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital, survived by parents Harlow and Ila Probst Duerst a sister Jean Ann two grandparents F R Probst Browntown and Willis Duerst Madison area relatives attended graveside services conducted by Rev W K Bodamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian David
Harlow Duerst
Prairie du Chien
Madison
Prairie du Chien Memorial Hospital
Harlow
Ila Probst Duerst
Jean Ann
F. R. Probst
Browntown
Willis Duerst
20Th Avenue
Ed Zumkehr
New Glarus
Milo F. Swanton
Clevel Dinges
Robert Probst
Paul
Billy
W. K. Bodamer
Proposed Fund Viewed By Dairy Finance Unit
The June Dairy Month Promotion Committee finance panel met in the Courthouse to review a proposed budget and fundraising methods. They plan a yearly drive to finance dairy promotion and county agricultural activities and to avoid multiple solicitations by firms. A progress report will be given at the Thursday 8 p.m. general meeting in the Courthouse.
Platteville to light largest letter M for anniversary
The Wisconsin Institute of Technology will illuminate a hillside giant letter M with 300 torches tonight and Saturday night for its 50th anniversary. The whitewashed display stands about 40 feet high and a torch relay will carry fire from the campus to light the torches around the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Wisconsin Institute of Technology
Patient Clarence Ginner Recovering After Throat Surgery
Clarence Casey Ginner, formerly of Monroe and Monticello, is a patient at Sewickley Valley Hospital in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, recovering from throat surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Casey) Ginner
Monroe and
Monticello
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Sewickley, Pa
Purchase Hymnal Honoring Henry Norder at Juda Church
Mrs Henry Norder joins Irvin and Mar dell Matzke in purchasing the organ edition of the Church Hymnal for Juda EUB church to mark the birthday of their husband and father, the late Henry Norder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUDA
Henry Norder
Irvin
Mardell Matzke
Juda Eub
Logans and Lucchi Win Legislative Scholarships
Ann Logan and Julene Lucchi have been awarded legislative scholarships at Whitewater State College. They are graduating seniors chosen for worthiness leadership and scholarship and will enroll this September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Ann Logan
C. R. Logan
Julene Lucchi
N. L. Lucchi
Whitewater State College
Knights of Columbus to vote on meeting hall use
KC's Knights of Columbus meet Monday at 8 p.m. at St. Victor's school. A vote will decide whether to use the American Legion hall as a meeting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kc’s
Knights of Columbus
St. Victor’s School
American Legion Hall
Advertising department visit to Milwaukee Sentinel weekend
The Milwaukee Sentinel advertising department will visit on Saturday to spend the weekend with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Car ornaments stolen from Behr ing Motors on square
Police report two cars used in the You Auto Buy Now campaign at Behr ing Motors Co were found with hood ornaments missing from their hoods after being parked on the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behring Motors Co
Swiss Agent Sentenced for Espionage Spying for France
Former Swiss counterintelligence officer Max Ulrich received 2 1/2 years at hard labor in Bern for spying for France. He admitted supplying Col. Marcel Mercier, ex French intelligence chief in Switzerland, with ongoing secret information on Arab diplomats, agents and exiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Max Ulrich
France
Ulrich
Col
Marcel Mercier
Norman Bel Geddes Dies Designer of Theatrical Works
Norman Bel Geddes, 65, noted designer and theatrical producer, died of a heart attack while lunching at the University Club in New York. He created more than 200 productions from opera at the Metropolitan to circus scenes. born Norman Geddes in Adrian, Michigan, he later added Bel after marrying Helen Belle Sneider in 1916 and divorced in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman Bel Geddes
Bel Geddes
University Club
Metropolitan
Norman Geddes
Adrian
Mich
Bel
Helen Belle Sneider
Toledo
Ohio
Firemen Offer Rides On New 1000-Gallon Truck Sunday
Fire Chief Josef Benkert invites residents to Recreation Park this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. to ride and inspect the new 1,000-gallon pumper as the department continues its policy of giving rides to children and now welcoming adults to view the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Benkert
Recreation Park
Benkert
Radio announcer Bill Goodwin dies near Palm Springs
Veteran radio announcer Bill Goodwin, 48, was found dead in his car near Palm Springs. Police said he apparently suffered a heart attack while en route to Los Angeles. Goodwin owned the Nooks hotel in Palm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Springs
Calif
Bill Goodwin
Goodwin
Los Angeles
Nooks
Pastor Injured In Fall At Home
Rev. Clarence Benson of Trinity Lutheran Blanchardville is hospitalized at Dodgeville General after a ladder fall caused a fractured leg below the hip. He underwent surgery on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Benson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Blanchardville
Dodgeville General Hospital
Brown couple welcome third child in Oregon Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brown of Oregon Illinois are the parents of a daughter born Wednesday at Rockford Memorial hospital. The mother Kathleen Keel is the daughter of Mrs. Magdalena Keel of Monroe. Mrs Keel is caring for the two older children Jimmy and Pamela at the Brown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Brown
Oregon
Ill
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Brown
Kathleen Keel
Magdalena Keel
Monroe
Keel
Jimmy
Pamela
First transoceanic telephone cable opens for public use
The world’s first transoceanic telephone cable system linking the United States Canada and England is now active capable of carrying up to 36 conversations at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Canada
England
Mrs. Carl N. Colby Admitted To St Clare Hospital
Mrs. Carl N. Colby of Milwaukee entered St. Clare hospital as a medical patient on Wednesday. Her husband, former Times advertising manager, is mentioned as now with a different post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl N. Colby
Milwaukee
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Colby
Times
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