Fair and Cooler Tonight in Local Forecast
The Daily Record reports a fair and cooler trend with tonight's low around 44 to 50 degrees. Friday will be fair with moderate temperatures and a high near 65 to 75 degrees.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
6
The Daily Record reports a fair and cooler trend with tonight's low around 44 to 50 degrees. Friday will be fair with moderate temperatures and a high near 65 to 75 degrees.
Since yesterday at 1 p.m. high 84 and low 60. Year ago today high 64 and low 47. Precipitation since yesterday afternoon. Barometer 30.08 at 1 a.m. and 30.09 at 1 p.m. Warmest place Phoenix Arizona at 90 and coldest Bis marck North Dakota at 38. Sunrise 5 32 and sunset 8 22.
Multiple probate notices list executors appraisers and heirs for estates in Spooner and surrounding areas. Elsie Gerber Frieda Spaeni Rosa H Field Ernest Pauli and related family members are named as executors heirs or appraisers with wills dated 1945 1956 1947 and 1956.
Monroe police report a speeding case involving Robert N. Schmidt of Monroe with a forfeiture of $10. The notice notes the enforcement action by local authorities.
Death notices for Mrs. Bessie Schmitz 78 Monroe Henry Lange 64 Darlington Mrs Elmer Moen 45 Janesville and Jorgan Moe 73 Mt Horeb list their ages and towns reflecting a regional obituary brief.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Walmer of Albany announce the birth of a daughter on May 14. Mr and Mrs Arnold Wells of South Beloit report the arrival of a son on May 14.
The notice lists patients in the St Clare Hospital accident and dismissals. Names include Mrs Louis Felder Mrs Gene Flannery Mrs Harold Legler Emil Schaad Mrs Anna Guel son Walter Tues cher Mrs Margarite Humbel Linda Fox and others. Dismissals include Lyle Hilliard Phillip Hammond John McNeill Dennis Broge Kenneth Segner and several more.
Chicago producers shipping to Federal Order 41 will receive 14 cents above the April base price of 3.40 per cwt for 3.5 test milk delivered in the 70 mile Chicago zone. The excess equals 3.00 per cwt after a 25 cent negotiated premium on Class I milk.
The Monroe fire department honored city council police department municipal employees and press and radio representatives with a dinner at the City hotel. Fire Chief Josef J. Benkert acted as master of ceremonies and invited remarks from each group. A request by city clerk Mrs. Freda Bray led firemen to bring two fire trucks for rides.
Frederick Blanc and Miss Jane Lordalen of Monroe were named vice president and treasurer respectively of the Southern Wisconsin Medical Technicians Association at a Jackson Clinic library gathering in Madison. Merian Smith of Madison General Hospital became president and Gertrude Wasson of the VA hospital was elected secretary. Dr J W Messer spoke on diabetes control while Bernard McGuiness outlined lab methods for blood sugar testing.
Mrs. Bessie Schmitz, 78, formerly of Madison, died yesterday in a Monroe hospital after a long illness. She worked as a clerk at the Emporium in Madison. Survived by brother Fred Hanson of Cleveland. Last rites set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Schroeder Funeral Home Madison, burial in Forest Hill Cemetery.
Twelve farmers prepared the ground and planted corn for William Leopold on his Monroe Township farm after a highway crash on May 8 that left his father in law Conrad Pilz dead. The workers included Vernon Friederichs Robert Rufenacht Fred Wald John Vogel August Ruehlew Earl and Daniel Bechtolt Ed Roth Armin Rufener Sam Pilz Ed Saunders and Melvin Voegeli.
A hearing on dissolving the Martintown and Rush school districts in the southwestern county is set for 8 p m tomorrow at Rush school. Plans propose dissolution with the two districts forming a new centralized school.
A fundraiser honoring a Truax Air Base pilot who died May 5 when he steered his jet into Lake Monona to avoid a residential area has raised $4365 to date.
Madison reports Gov. Thomson calling attention to National Maritime Day on May 22 and urging all citizens to join in the observance.
Arthur Krebs Winslow visited the city today. Mrs. Robert Leeder came from Janesville. A H Woeckel of Chicago conducted business here. Mrs. Donald Dougherty from Freeport attended to affairs with Mrs. Alden Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. G E Redding ton hosted callers from Shannon. Ed Flinn of Bryan Ohio visited J L Babler. Mr. and Mrs. John H Marty and Janet left New Glarus for Hillsboro Oregon after two months with relatives. Seth and Mrs. Arnold Johnson Amarillo Texas are in New Glarus visiting family. Nellie W Kohli Monroe librarian attended a Rock River Valley meeting at Ft. Atkinson. Jennie Gray will attend Southwestern district meeting at Fenimore. Callers at Mrs Rex Eyler Sr.'s home included Arnold Berger Rose Taylor Bill Mueller Mayme Rich ter Chester Martin Ida Stauffacher and Miss Emma McGinty of Darlington. Mrs Richter was en route to visit Mrs Ted Sallee Rockord.
Zsa Zsa Gabor vows to sue Ohio Rep Wayne Hays for slander if he repeats an insult outside Congress. Hays said she was the most expensive courtesan since Madame de Pompadour during debate on foreign aid, referencing gifts from Rafael Trujillo Jr. Gabor demanded he come out from immunity to repeat the remark.
New York stocks recovered from a slight early retreat and posted mixed, uneven moves this afternoon. Industrials edged higher while rails fluctuated, utilities barely changed as traders digested Russia's Sputnik III news.
Eighteen Monroe Senior Girl Scouts from Troops 227 231 and 228 will graduate at the Senior Girl Scout banquet Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Graduates include Caryl Goecks Carol Lux Diana Weeks Lonna Rhyner Patricia Miller Dennis Bohren Beverly Myers Cheryl Loveland and others with leaders Mrs E B Lux Mrs Burton H Lynch Miss Lillian Hanson Mrs W Howard Smith and Mrs La Verne Koehn. The event features committees decorations reservations and a guest talk on La Cabana with Ann Goodmiller as toast mistress. Several graduates will receive 10 year pins.
New York Long Island receiving stations from RCA and ITT reported detecting radio signals from the Russian satellite Sputnik III shortly after 10 am. Both described the signal as a high pitched tone and noted the Morse transmission of the letter L. RCA's Riverhead station made the first pickup, ITT's Southampton station the second.
William Hanson of Albany was fined 50 dollars and costs in Justice Court on a disorderly conduct charge. The fine was suspended by 50 dollars if Hanson refrains from entering Albany taverns for six months after an alleged incident Monday night near Albany. Deputies said Norbert D. Sperry accused Hanson of threatening him with a loaded shotgun.
Mrs Louis Felder, 63, of 1014 18th Avenue, broke her left hip in a fall at home yesterday. She was taken to St. Clare Hospital where she is listed in good condition.
Mr and Mrs Nathan Deininger Route 2 announce the birth of their daughter Janet Elaine on May 3. The couple also has two other children, Carol aged eight and John aged five, with grandparents Mrs John Deininger 1703 21st Avenue and Mrs Anna Brunner Route 2.
Mrs. Bassie Cota of Rockford is reported in good condition after a spinal operation yesterday. She was admitted Monday and her husband says the procedure was highly successful.
Mr and Mrs Jack Lester of North Lake Illinois announce the birth of a son Douglas Egerton II on May 7. They also have two daughters Debbie and Denise. Mrs Lester is Barbara Reardon, granddaughter of Mrs Barbara Marty.
A film titled Camp American Legion will be shown at the American Legion Post meeting tonight at 8 in Legion hall. Bruce M. Blum will explain the new Legion insurance plan during the gathering.
Mrs Clara Stixrood of 2117 16th Street is named a member of the Spencer Stars Club for 1957 based on her sales record as a registered Spencer corsetiere in the area.
Miss Donna Clark of Ann's Beauty Shop receives the Merit Trophy from the Wisconsin State Board of Health for high average on the 1957 state board examination. She attended Monroe High School and graduated from Harper Method Beauty School in Madison.
Monticello school band enters nine solos at the state competition as reported by Times Special.
A Saturday music festival at Madison featured Susan Disch Beth Ann Schuler Carol Ponyicsanyi Carolyn Klassy Barbara Gempeler Gail Witten wyler Judy Woodruff Karen Bidlingmaier Roberta Feller Joann Schneider Nancy Root Rosanda Richards and Billy Hefty as participating artists in a community event.
A man arrested at Fort Lewis Washington is charged with attempted robbery of the Knowles branch of the Mayville State Bank. Thomas M Thompson 27 is held at Tacoma city jail. The alleged robbery attempt occurred February 27 with no money taken.
Rev. Ernest K. Emurian preached at Community Methodist Church on Is This Church Worth Breaking Into. The following night a thief broke in through a rear window and ransacked several cabinets and boxes.
Madison Wisconsin dairy market shows full steady demand fair to good with small offerings. State brands large styles ample with cheddars at 32 to 33 cents and single daisies 35 to 36 cents, long horns 35 to 42 cents, midgets 36 to 38 cents per pound.
The Wisconsin Congregational Conference with about 20 000 members plans a 1959 meeting in Madison to parallel a merger discussion with the Evangelical and Reformed Church. The two denominations are negotiating closer ties.
Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker said he saw nothing startling in the announced launch of Sputnik IIL by the Russians. He noted that the event had been expected for some time and spoke from Providence Rhode Island.
President Arturo Frondizi announced a nationwide 60 percent salary rise calculated from the February 1 1956 level. White collar workers earning about 2,000 pesos monthly will gain roughly 200 pesos more, averaging around 52 dollars monthly, though inflation remains unaddressed.
Green County Voiture No. 1121 of the 40 and 8 will hold a county wide initiation Sunday. Registration begins at 10 a m in the National Guard Armory. A parade at 1 30 p m around the square will be followed by initiatory work in the armory at 2 p m. Climax of the day will be at 5 p m dinner in Legion hall.
Miss Josephine Ditmore, 23, convicted of burglary for forcing entry into a Baltimore restaurant and a tailor shop using feminine tools such as eyebrow tweezers a nail file and a lady s size razor. Judge Anselm Sodaro presided over the case.
Aviation electronics technician third class John W. Larson son of Mrs Esther Larson Juda attached to Fighter Squadron 52 took part in Strikex a First Fleet striking force exercise held off the coast of Southern California during May 5 9.
Carl Allman a 15 year old Burleson High School baseball player was killed when struck in the back of the head by a teammate s line drive during batting practice He was about 45 feet from the batter when the ball struck him.
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