Weather Outlook for May 10 1958 The Daily Record
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers in the north and partly cloudy skies in the south. Warmer in the south, cooler tonight with clearing. Sunday should be fair and cooler overall.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1958
Page
6
Tricke Cited in Monroe Speeding Incident
Monroe police cited Robert A. Tricke for too fast for conditions in a incident described with $25 as the amount involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Tricke
Monroe
Obituaries for Five Residents Mentioned in Brief
Five local obituaries note the deaths of Annie K. Scofield age 89 of Freeport Minnie Collicutt 95 Mineral Point Byron Stevens 76 Mineral Point and Anna Ramberg 96 of Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie K. Scofield
Freeport
Minnie Collicutt
Mineral Point
Byron Stevens
Anna Ramberg
Minneapolis
Births at Monticello for Glenn Gempeler family
Mr and Mrs Glenn Gempeler of Monticello welcome a daughter born May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Gempeler
Monticello
St Clare Hospital Medical Dismissals List
A list from St. Clare Hospital records names patients and staff across units. Included are surgical and medical cases with names such as Charles Heitz Mahlom Frei Daniel Halverson Debra Hammer and Debra Hammer noted among dismissals, alongside address and town details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heitz
Brodhead
Charles Bonjour
Apple River
Carl Tandy
Janesville
Paul Burke
13Th Avenue
Bennett Moen
Argyle
Mahlom Frei
Daniel Halverson
12Th Street
Lawrence Zilmer
Hebron
Ill
Debra Hammer
Winslow
James Draves
Sally Parker
Louise Dolan
Lauri Gruenberg
Duane Dixon
Magne Ostby
George L. Stauffacher
Fred Sterberg
Thomas W. Duerst
Thomas Kreis
William Foster
Rolland Steindorf
John R. Colle
John Hammer
Brodhead High Yearbook The Red B Published
The Brodhead high school yearbook The Red B is off the press dedicated to the City of Brodhead. Front matter includes a full city photo and a staff list with editor Roger Wichell and others as editors, business staff, literary editors, art editors, photographers, and the faculty advisor Mrs. James Larkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Roger Wichell
Gary Engle
Donald Rostad
Lila Stencil
Ogden Hillison
Dennis Schroeder
Sonja Johnson
Ann Logan
Judith Mauermann
Ellen Fisher
Carolyn Pree
Janis Ten- Eyck
Aleta Schwartzlow
Jeanine Zumbach
Darlene Trezek
Shelby Mauermann
Joan Olson
James Larkin
Roger Remus Admitted To Milwaukee Hospital
Roger Remus seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Sam Remus is a patient at Milwaukee Children's Hospital on Wisconsin avenue. He has been there since April 30 and may stay about two more weeks. His mother returned Thursday night after visiting. She plans to return Tuesday for another stay. He has been ill since December of last year and would be a Lincoln first grader if able to attend. He is being tutored privately and keeping up with his schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Remus
Sam Remus
Milwaukee Children’s Hospital
17Th
Wisconsin Avenue
Milwaukee
Roger
Lincoln
Lodge to Meet Discuss Finances
Bicknell Masonic lodge holds a regular meeting Monday night with an agenda centered on lodge finances. Members will review accounts and financial status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Bicknell Masonic Lodge
New Car Inventories Down 55,000 on May 1
Ward's Automotive Reports shows April inventories falling by 55,000 to 810,000 cars, matching May 1 level from last year. April sales mirrored March at 364,000, with a 58 days' supply and no spring upturn in the auto market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ward
Butter Price Decline Slower Than Benson Forecast
Washington reports butter prices have not fallen as much as Secretary Benson predicted after dairy price supports were cut April 1. Wholesale prices dropped about 1 1/2 cents a pound, with only partial transfer to retail in several major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Agricultural Marketing Service
Miss Blumer to Graduate at Westminster Choir College
Miss Susan Ann Blumer daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold A Blumer will graduate May 23 from Westminster Choir College Princeton New Jersey She holds a summer scholarship for the Arundel Opera Theatre and departs Monroe June 18 for Kennebunk Port Maine She will give her senior recital Wednesday Her mother leaves tomorrow for Princeton to attend the recital and Mr Blumer will join in Princeton for commencement She will accompany them home until June 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Ann Blumer
Harold A. Blumer
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N. J
Arundel Opera Theatre
Monroe
Kennebunk Port
Miss Blumer
Mr. Blumer
Gov. Thomson Proclaims Sunday as Mother's Day
Madison observance declared to honor mothers and express devotion admiration and gratitude. The proclamation calls for concerted effort to improve homes and strengthen family unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Thomson
Monroe and Milwaukee Social Notes and Visits
Personal mentions describe Eastern Star meeting plans and a 62nd birthday party. Calls from Mrs. Richard Saunders and Mrs. Truman G. Selcky of Monroe visited Milwaukee. Banquet at Monroe Methodist Church set for May 15 with reservations. Visits include Randy Bechtolt staying with relatives in Beloit, Saalsaa family trips to Tulsa, and Nels Saalsaa visiting La Crosse then Janesville with the Koehler and Kochel families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
W.M
Richard Saunders
Truman G. Selcky
Monroe
Milwaukee
Monroe Methodist Church
Randy Bechtolt
Nathan Bechtolt
Route 4
Koehler
Janesville
Jerry Kochel
Potts Son Aboard USS Tatonic For Mediterranean Cruise
Mr and Mrs Robert Potts report their son Seaman Yeoman Kenton Potts is aboard the USS Tatonic. He will cruise the Mediterranean for five or six months before returning to his base at Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Potts
9Th Street
Yeoman
Kenton Potts
Norfolk, Va
Stabler's Letters Mention Japanese Cherry Blossoms
Jerry Stabler, son of Mr and Mrs M D Stabler, writes of three trips to Japan and seeing cherry trees in full bloom. His ship heads to Australia and will dock at Sidney and Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Jerry Stabler
M. D. Stabler
Japan
Sidney
Melbourne
Carey Schneider Burn Injury At Francis E Warren AFB
Mr and Mrs Robert Schneider report their son Carey is hospitalized at Francis E Warren AFB Wyoming after burns from hot ashes in his shoe while on fire guard He may need skin grafting at the 389 USAF Hospital 145 Francis E Warren AFB Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
New Glarus
Robert Schneider
Carey
Francis E. Warren Afb
Carey Schneider
USAF
Soldier returns to base after visit from Fort Campbell
Sp 3rd Class Eugene Gross of the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell Ky has returned to base after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs L D Gross. He recently took part in Exercise Eagle Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeville
Eugene Gross
Fort Campbell, Ky
L. D. Gross
101St Airborne Division
Lincoln Items Lost in Blaze at Galesburg Library
A major fire destroyed the Galesburg public library causing the loss of 122000 volumes including documents signed by Abraham Lincoln. Fire officials cited an overheated attic fan motor as the cause and limited water supply hindered suppression. The library sat near Knox College, north of the Lincoln Douglas debate site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Raymond Barbaugh
Knox College
Monroe Cindermen Defeat New Glarus on Fairground Track
The Monroe track squad defeated New Glarus 62 to 57 at the fairground track. Floyd Weeks and Gerald Hilfiker starred with Weeks taking the high jump 5 ft 4.5 in and hurdles in 16.6 and 22.5 sec while Hilfiker won the 200 yd dash in 24.4 sec and the 440 yd run in 53.5 sec. Monroe to race Edgewood in Madison on Tuesday May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
New Glarus
Floyd Weeks
Gerald Hilfiker
Weeks
Hilfiker
Madison
Edgewood
Funeral services for George L. Haman
George L. Haman 74 of Juda died Thursday from a heart attack. Funeral services were held at 2 p m in Evangelical United Brethren church Juda with Rev. William L. King officiating. Burial followed in Mt Vernon cemetery north of Juda. Body prepared at Shriner Neu shwander funeral home. Pallbearers were Ronald Nenneman Merlin Nenneman Nathan Schmerse LaVerne Schmerse Roger Haman and Marvin Bidlingmaier. Mrs Irvin Matzke sang and Mrs Esther Larson played organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Haman
Juda
Evangelical United Brethren Church
William L. King
Mt. Vernon
Shriner-Neushwander
Ronald and
Merlin Nenneman
Nathan
LaVerne Schmerse
Roger Haman
Marvin Bidlingmaier
Irvin Matzke
Esther Larson
Pulver to Speak on Buy or Rent for Green County Farmsters
Glen Pulver of the University of Wisconsin will discuss Should I Buy or Should I Rent at the Wednesday night meeting of the Green County Farmsters in the First National Bank meeting room. Mr and Mrs Ed Riese of Belleville will handle refreshments and Roman Borkovec is the extension agent coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulver
Glen Pulver
University of Wisconsin
Green County Farmsters
First National Bank
Ed Riese
Belleville
Roman Borkovec
Swimming Pool Set for Opening Day Parade
Official opening of the new swimming pool is scheduled for Sunday June 8 with a rain date of June 15. A pool queen and a parade are planned for opening day. Season tickets go on sale next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glarus
Guest on Campus South Wayne at Garrett Institute
Mrs. Thomas Jarrell visits the Garrett Institute campus in Evanston Illinois with other student ministers wives for a week long church program. Shirley and Patty Jarrell daughters of Rev and Mrs Jarrell accompany Mrs Clara Simmons during the mothers absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wayne
Thomas Jarrell
Garrett Institute
Evanston, II
Shirley
Patty Jarrell
Jarrell
Clara Simmons
Argyle High Band to Perform Tuesday Evening Concert
Argyle high school band under Don Schoenick will give a concert at 8 p m Tuesday in the high school gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Argyle High School
Don Schoenick
Heber Adoption Twins Named James Kenneth and Susan Mary
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Heber of Chicago announce the adoption of twins James Kenneth and Susan Mary born on Christmas Eve. Mrs Heber is the former Betty Everson daughter of John M Everson of Argyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Kenneth Heber
Chicago
James Kenneth
Susan Mary
Heber
Betty Everson
John M. Everson
Kickapoo Orchards in Blossom Stage
Peak blossoming of Kickapoo Valley apple trees expected this weekend. Ellery Teach, a leading local grower, reported about 20 percent of blooms open on Thursday and predicted the show would reach its best by today through Sunday. Orchards lie along Highway 171 in Richland and Crawford counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gays Mills
Kickapoo Valley
Ellery Teach
Highway 171
Richland
Crawford
Mary ONeill Loyal Citizen Fetes 97th Birthday in Darlington
Mrs. Mary O'Neill lifelong area resident observed her 97th birthday with a family dinner at her home. Attendees included her daughters Mrs. J F Murphy and Esther O Neill, son Herbert, and son in law Mike O Neill with two grandchildren Jack and Jim. grandchildren Jim Murphy in Hollywood and Mrs Ben McGinnis in Hollywood. great grandchildren in Portland. Widow of Terrance O Neill died 44 years ago. she remains active, sewing and following news despite hearing loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Mary O'Neill
Nixon aims for quiet soccer outing in Quito tour stop
Vice President Nixon relaxed in Quito by attending a soccer match as police prepared for a possible stadium demonstration during his South American tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Nixon
Hoover to Celebrate 34th Anniversary as FBI Director
J Edgar Hoover observes the 34th anniversary of his appointment as director of the FBI. The event highlights his long leadership of the agency and its evolving role in national security.
Rural Life and Soil Observances Highlight Stewardship
Rural Life Sunday will be observed in area churches tomorrow to stress rural spiritual values and Soil Stewardship Week begun by President Eisenhower in 1955 to teach land and water’s link to welfare. National Association of Soil Conservation Districts leads sponsors with local district supervisors and officials listed. reports say Wisconsin farmers lost topsoil, reducing yields by multiple bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
J. B. Scherer
Monroe Township
Fred Baertschi
Albany
Willis Reimer
Decatur
Mrs Donald Collins 6th Graders Visit New Glarus
Mrs Donald Collins with her six grade pupils and several mothers will tour the Cave of the Mounds and the lace factory in New Glarus Wednesday. They will dine at the Alpine Cafe in New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brodhead
Donald Collins
Cave of the Mounds
New Glarus
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