Weather forecast for the region May 12 1958
Sunny this afternoon and fair to night. Tuesday expected to be fair and warmer with a high near 80 and a low in the upper 40s.
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 38 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1958
Page
6
Sunny this afternoon and fair to night. Tuesday expected to be fair and warmer with a high near 80 and a low in the upper 40s.
Rosalie Bernstein transfers property described as part of 12 2 block 101 city of Brodhead west of railroad right of way to the Brodhead Fire Department.
Monroe police list several defendants from Monroe Freeport Dixon Palatine IL Orangeville and others cited for speeding failing to yield right of way operating without a license and backing limits with fines of 10 dollars each. Names include Betty Rufenacht Richard E Cowan Edward F Egan Ralph W Kerwin John F Jones Huber A Paske Lorna Viney Marvin Davidson Joseph T Craige Robert L Gerloff Victor I Carson Sophia M Burkhalter and others.
Justice docket from Monroe lists L A Koenig and R A McCall fined 25 dollars for discharging firecrackers. Herman Plantikow fined 30 dollars and costs for speeding. Edd Willis of Island Ky sentenced to 90 days for procuring fermented malt beverages for minors. Francis Brennan pleaded innocent to drinking beer in a moving vehicle with trial set for May 22 at 1 30 p m.
Alan Colburn Hixson aged 21 of 2023 13th avenue and Delores Yvonne Pickett aged 19 of 1110 17th street. Patrick William Kelleen aged 23 and Wanda Louise Wyss aged 21, both of Detroit Michigan. Walter Fred Krauss aged 31 of Route 1 New Glarus and Shirley Mae Blumer aged 26 of 2000 17th street.
Mrs Barbara Dettwiler 81 of 531 21st Avenue is noted among the deaths. Also listed are Mrs Francis Crist 66 of Darlington Mrs Homer Curry 53 of Dar Mrs Wiliam Wendt 50 of Brooklyn and Mrs Ivan Cowell 39 of Rockford.
James Monahan 35 of Rockford faces a charge of speeding for conditions after a two car crash last Thursday near Monroe at County Trunk Y and Highway 81. Conrad Pilz 82 of Monroe died. Monahan was treated and released. The hearing was postponed to May 29 at 10 a.m. Rockford man denies wrong side of highway charge. coroner Wilbur Deininger weighs in on possible inquest.
Skies were sunny and temperatures rose into the high 70s in Monroe as farmers faced scarecrows from dry weather. Little precipitation this month has led some to delay corn planting while anxiously awaiting rain to protect the county oat crop.
Mr and Mrs Robert Meyer Blanchardville announce a son born May 11. Mr and Mrs Willis Schmoldt Browntown announce a son born May 11. Mr and Mrs Robert Webinger Route 1 announce a daughter born May 11.
Hospital records list patients admitted for accident surgery and tonsillectomy at St Clare Hospital and a long roll of dismissals including Mrs Susan Carr Mrs Nancy Kamps and many others from Argyle Beloit Janesville Brodhead and surrounding areas.
A sequence of social notes lists local residents visiting, calling, or traveling to and from Monroe and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Ray Ferguson from here, Mrs Dale Davis of Juda, Mrs Alfred Bartz of Beloit, and Mrs Harry Sauer of Brodhead among many others. Families plan the Mother and Daughter Banquet at Monroe Methodist, with a May 15 date and reservations. Additionally, Monroe Woman's Club hosts a spring social at St John’s church on May 15 with dessert.
A county wide picnic for all professional agricultural workers will be held at Recreation Park at 6 p.m. Tuesday May 20. The event is family friendly and will include long time teachers SCS ASC extension personnel and home economics teachers.
William J. Zander of Rockford escaped injury yesterday at 4 30 p m when his car went out of control on a curve and tipped over on Highway 39 a mile northeast of the junction with Highway 59 deputies report. Heavy damage was done to the vehicle.
Funeral services for Conrad Pilz 82 of 916 18th avenue were conducted at 2 30 p m today at Stuessy funeral home with Rev Paul H Olm of St Johns Church officiating Burial followed at Cadiz cemetery Pallbearers included Christ Tschanz Fred H Friedrichs Earl Bechtolt Ludwig Zoller August Buehler and Russell Severson The service featured songs What a Friend We Have in Jesus and a German hymn Mrs C W Chase played the organ Gilbert Pilz a son en route to California for overseas duty returned for the services He leaves three other sons five daughters a sister 24 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren
Mrs. Mildred Bernice Cowell formerly of Brodhead died at 10 30 p m at her Rockford home after months of illness. Born June 7 1918 in Avon Township she married Ivan Cowell December 30 1940 in Dubuque. Survived by husband two daughters mother Rose Jones and brother Marion Jones. Services set for Wednesday at Everson Funeral Home with Rev Phillip Johnson. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
City police investigated three auto accidents over the weekend with no injuries. Sophia M. Burkhalter and Milford J. Thompson were in a collision at 11th street and 14th avenue with minor damage to the Thompson car. Roy W. Riese and William A. Wescott reported a mishap on 16th street with slight damage to Riese. Victor Carlson and Fred Teuscher were in a minor collision on 9th street in the 1900 block, both cars sustaining slight damage.
The Associated Press reports three Wisconsin motorists died Sunday, lifting the 1958 highway toll to 227. Mrs. Borgheld Thronson, 54, wife of Rev. C. P. Thronson of Barron First Lutheran, died in a two car crash near Rice Lake. Donald C. Christianson, 18, of Madison, perished in a crash on Highway 41 near Fond du Lac. James P. Johnson, 45, of Pardeville, died when his car overturned near Portage in Columbia County.
Washington reports another nuclear test in the mid Pacific at Bikini Atoll marking at least the second blast in the current series. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department provided few details beyond confirmation of the detonation.
John J. Fullerton, a 53 year old attorney who began practicing in Janesville after graduating from Marquette University in 1931, died today from a heart ailment.
Rep. James Hay of West Virginia first proposed creating a distinct aviation branch in the U.S. Armed Services in 1913. This early effort aimed to formalize air power separate from Army and Navy units, signaling the push toward an independent air service.
Delores Marti daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Marti of 1740 15th Street has been elected secretary for the 1958 59 school year at Milton College. She is a music major and a member of Theta Theta Theta sorority.
Mrs. Herbert J. Kammerode and her sons will leave Blanchardville Friday for San Juan Puerto Rico to establish a home. Their husband and father serves a three year permanent duty with the Navy on the base there in the postal department.
Robert Chambers son of Mr and Mrs Stuart Chambers of South Wayne has been elected secretary treasurer of the Crawford County Teachers Association. He teaches at Seneca.
The second in a series of classes for expectant mothers will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Community Room of the First National Bank. A film on prenatal care will be shown. Miss June Grommes urged all prospective mothers to attend and said several more can be accommodated.
Gerhard P. Gay Steensrud will provide the entertainment. Officers will be elected at tonight's Monroe Lions Club meeting at 6:30 p m in the Swiss Wheel restaurant.
Susan Carr three year old daughter of Mrs. Margaret Carr 911 1th street was admitted to St. Clare hospital as an accident patient at 8 last night after pushing a stone into her ear. The stone was removed and Susan was dismissed.
A commemorative three cent stamp is now available at the Monroe Post Office. The green stamp features a lake island scene marking Minnesota’s statehood centennial and is released this year.
The family of the late Mrs. Barbara Dettwiler requests donations to the Ladies' Aid Memorial Fund of St. John's church in lieu of flowers.
Two Monroe clinicians have registered for the Midwest Institute of the National Association of Clinic Managers to be held Wednesday through Saturday on the Indiana University Medical Center campus at Indianapolis. They are Harold E. Scherer.
The Monroe Clinic manager and assistant manager Robert H. Rieder outline a program theme titled Budgeting for Profit, detailing aims, methods, and expected outcomes for financial optimization.
Mr and Mrs Robert Skatrum announce the birth of their son Jon Andrew born April 27 Their maternal grandfather is Henry Peterson Albany Jon has two brothers Robert Jr age 6 and Mark age 4.
Police report seven year old Andreas Affolter, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Affolter of 1202 11th Street, was bitten by a dog last week. His mother took him to the Monroe Clinic for treatment. The bite was not serious.
City Clerk Freda Bray advertised bids for the proposed installation of 4200 feet of curb and gutter. Specifications are at City Hall and bids are due to the Board of Public Works by 8 30 a m May 26.
Wisconsin Bandmasters Association plans a spring convention in Wisconsin Rapids over Friday through Sunday. Allan F. Barnard of Monroe, the association president, announced the event with Mead hotel as headquarters. Officers include Frederick Schulte Racine, Norman Brahmsteadt Wisconsin Rapids, and William Loebel Cedarburg. A 65‑piece band will perform with Barnard conducting Military Symphony in F-Gossec.
A 34-year-old Minocqua guide Ray Kennedy was shot in the ankle by Woodruff Constable Henry Wubker after a struggle in which Kennedy and four others tried to subdue the officer during a traffic stop. Kennedy was taken to Lakeland Memorial Hospital.
Norman O. Everson a longtime county extension employee since 1954 will start as extension specialist in tobacco production at the University of Wisconsin. He and his family will move to Middleton on June 1 and have purchased a home at 2027 Maywood Avenue.
Wisconsin contributions poured in for infant George, son of Lt. Gerald C. Stull, an Air Force pilot who died when he crash landed a disabled jet to avoid Madison area houses. The Wisconsin State Journal welfare fund reached 2718 to aid his three month old son’s education.
Edd Willis, 24, Island, Ky., was sentenced to 90 days in jail for procuring fermented malt beverages for minors. Police had investigated a Saturday night beer party behind a Monroe church with two local 15 year olds. Willis was found wanted in Kentucky for parole violation.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.