Weather Outline for May 10 1957 Cloudy With Showers
Cloudy with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Tonight partly cloudy with low in the upper 30s. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the 60s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1957
Page
8
Cloudy with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Tonight partly cloudy with low in the upper 30s. Saturday partly cloudy and warmer with a high in the 60s.
Temperature high 70 and low 39 since yesterday 1 PM with year ago contrasts 69 and 44. Precipitation 1.53 inches since yesterday 1 PM. Barometer 29.95 at 1 AM and 30.04 at 1 PM. Warmest spot Presidio Texas 93. coldest International Falls Minnesota 28. Sunrise 5:37. sunset 8:16.
Mrs. Alice Berndt, 59, of Brod head and Mrs. Catherine Smith, 90, of Janesville are reported in death notices with ages and locations.
Dr and Mrs John L Norton of 603 27th Avenue announce the birth of a son on May 10. The child adds to the Norton family with hospital checks and family celebration planned.
Medical cases include Connie Mon son Argyle Leo Leahy Shulls burg Mrs Walter Haney Janes ville Hulda Rieder 1311 21st Avenue and Thomas Kundert Belleville Surgical cases name Louis Rufer Monticello Mrs Ernest Deininger 1517 16th Avenue Mrs Leonard Swenson 1014 23rd Avenue Mrs Arthur Carson Pecatonica Mrs Robert Fowler Janesville Donald Erickson New Glarus Dismissals include Rolland Taylor Ralph Luchsinger Mrs William Rabin Mrs Robert Leuenberger Mrs Lloyd Harris Mrs Herbert Albertton Mrs Wayne Shelton and son and Mrs Robert G Zach.
Robert Ayen son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Ayen has received his release from the Air Force as of April 26. He spent 18 months in Whittier Alaska and after returning to the United States was at Ft Bliss Texas the past year. He and his wife are visiting a month here before going to Chicago where he will attend Coyne Electrical School.
Rev Robert Fulop a Northwestern University Northwestern Theological Seminary and University of Edinburgh graduate will speak Sunday at First church Juda for the Baptists Missionary Society Guest Day at 2 p m The event gathers Zion EUB Juda Union EUB Oakley State Line Lutheran and Albany Baptist churches. Fulop is pastor of Appleton First Baptist and will start teaching at Baptist Seminary Insein Burma. He is married with two children and sponsored by the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society.
Vera Ames a Brodhead High School senior is awarded a need and merit based scholarship to Whitewater State College for the freshman year. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Ames Route 3. The award covers incidental fees for both semesters.
Daniel Bender was voted high school Kiwanian of the month by the Monroe Kiwanis Club. The group planned trips to Christian Athletes in Estes Park, two underprivileged youth to Phantom Lake and Scout camps, four new camp platforms, and state convention delegates to Milwaukee with alternates. Additional sends to Trees for Tomorrow Camp were approved and Kiwanis Youth Cabin telephone connected. Green County Teachers College Board head J R Schesser spoke on college advantages.
Twelve Monroe teens completed the first phase of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Teen-Age Road-eo with written driving exams at the high school. The local winner advances to the skill driving test at Recreation Park Sunday at 2 p.m. The state winner earns an all expense paid trip to Washington D C in August and competes for scholarships totaling 4,500 dollars for the top three national road winners.
Cropland, gardens and lawns received 1.53 inches of rain yesterday afternoon and last night after more than a week without precipitation. Forecast calls for cloudy skies and scattered showers tonight with temperatures dipping into the 30s. Tomorrow will bring cloudy but warmer weather with a high near 60.
New Glarus residents Mr and Mrs Arnold Kehrli Sr and Mr and Mrs Arnold Kehrli Jr will depart June 7 for six weeks in Switzerland. They will visit the senior Kehrli brothers in Canton Bern and tour Switzerland Germany and France including a visit to the Wilhelm Tell play at Interlaken.
Mrs. Phillip Kauk and Mrs. Roy Schwartzlow visited from Albany. Dr. and Mrs. Ed Jameson plan summer in Darlington after Florida winter. Sandra Terpstra from Darlington visits Enid Oklahoma with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Teuscher. Mrs. Harold Nagel of Ft. Wayne guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Argue. Mrs. R N DeMars from Wauwatosa spends day with her brothers William C. and Frank M. Haren. Eastern Star birthday party Monday with potluck at 6 15 p m and stated meeting at 8 p m. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Crawford and Mrs. Ralph Norder escort John Norder to St. Lawrence Seminary Mt Calvary after Ralph C. Norder’s death.
Thunderstorms spread across south Texas while floods inland drove hundreds from homes near the Brazos Trinity and Guadalupe rivers. Forecasters warned of new crests if rains continue as rescues and evacuations continued in Beeville San Angelo and Abiiene with damage around Cristoval and Liberty.
Dolores Martin Monroe is part of the technical crew for Milton College's production of Shakespeare's The Tempest performed Saturday and Sunday at the college.
Gene Autry born in Tioga Texas rises from a ranch youngster to a famed cowboy singer. He grew up on his father's ranch and later became a well known entertainer with a classic western persona.
Wisconsin lawmakers study a possible run for the McCarthy vacancy. Rep. Henry Reuss would run if party leaders and civic groups favor him, while Rep. Donald Tewes backs Glenn Davis and Rep. Alvin O Konski weighs the option amid calls to change the succession law. Jean Kerr McCarthy was mentioned as a potential appointee to fill the term.
Miss Evelyn Rosenstiel of Pearl City Illinois will serve as Lafayette County's new home agent starting June 10. She has taught home economics at Blair Wisconsin for the past two years and is a graduate of Stout Institute Menomonie.
Mrs. Phillipp Marty Sr., chairman of the New Glarus Red Cross fund drive, reports total donations of 389.20 dollars toward a 90 dollar quota.
Judge Marshall L. Peterson was a featured speaker at the University of Wisconsin law school's 14th annual spring program held today.
Miss Emma G. Jaeck former Brodhead high school teacher earned a Doctor of Literature degree from Burton College and Seminary in Manitou Springs Colorado. She previously earned a BA at the University of Wisconsin and Master’s and PhD at the University of Illinois.
Donald Lawrence is the name chosen for the newborn son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blasing of Pecatonica born May 2. The mother is formerly Alice Barthel of Milledgeville. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blasing and the great grandmother is Mrs. S. M. Jensen. The Blasings also have a 21 month old daughter, Linda Sue.
The Royal Arch Widows fundal degree was conferred on several candidates at a Masonic Temple meeting. The chapter plans to travel to Janesville on May 16 to confer the degree on additional candidates.
American Legion Auxiliary delegates to the Third District conference at Lancaster Saturday are Mrs. Ralph Hanson Mrs. Millard Lee Mrs. Norman Jackson Mrs. Herman Lehnherr and Mrs. Helen Spears. Alternates are Mrs. Jacob Syfestad and Lawrence Severson.
For the first time in 20 years the Schempp brothers are together at home in Beverly Massachusetts with Edwin and Del la Medcalf. Theodore Schempp of Paris France will arrive tomorrow for Mother's Day weekend.
Michael Gray a high school mathematics and science teacher for two years resigns to take a teaching position at Platteville. He will also serve Platteville State College as critic teacher at the high school.
The House passed a compromise housing bill to ease FHA down payments and boost mortgage credit, sending the measure to the Senate. It calls for 3 percent down on the first 9 000, 15 percent on the next 6 000, and 30 percent on amounts up to 25 000, with 172 votes for and 142 against. The bill also allocates 250 million for slum clearance and urban renewal and for housing for military personnel and the elderly. It tightens limits on future low cost public housing starts to displacement needs and removes veteran preference provisions from the measure.
The Federal National Mortgage Association receives new authority to purchase up to 1 billion dollars more in FHA insured mortgages. The expansion broadens its capacity to support housing finance programs and stabilize markets amid ongoing housing demand.
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports a weak trading tone for state brand 40 lb blocks and junior grade cheddars. Prices slipped by about one cent for junior cheddars and 40 lb state blocks, with several bids and offers not filled or not covered including multiple car lots at 31 to 33 percent.
The Senate approved unanimously a resolution authorizing payment of its expenses for the funeral of Senator Joseph McCarthy. Officials said costs are not yet computed, including travel for an official delegation to Wisconsin.
A 300 year old marble vase containing the heart of Doge Francesco Erizzo was found during reconstruction at St Mark's Basilica in Venice. The carved vase traces the doge's life near the main altar. Erizzo ruled Venice from 1631 to 1646 and funded the Basilica della Salute during the 1630s plague.
The submarine Bream rescued 10 men from a raft after their Navy P2V patrol plane ditched in the Pacific, about 170 miles southwest of Honolulu, early today.
The British government abolished the slave trade in its African colonies between 1807 and 1811.
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