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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1957

Page

2

Editorial: Iil Wind Tests Civilian Readiness for Defense

The piece argues that the Kansas City area tornado exposed civilian weaknesses in disaster response. It commends calm heads and warns against rushed evacuations to cars. It notes Monroe issued warnings, calls for a universal siren alert, and describes civilian defense measures like auxiliary police and hospital disaster planning to reduce reliance on outside aid.

Kansas City Monroe St. Clare Hospital

Eisenhower Faces Cuts in Foreign Aid Budget Debate

The article argues President Eisenhower defends foreign aid as essential to security and economic survival of dependent nations. Critics question effectiveness of programs, asking which aids proved successful and warn continued high spending could jeopardize his broader program.

Eisenhower Congress White House

Disappearance clue spurs use of highway equipment in 1947

Ten years ago Jefferson County authorities eyed May 22 1947 bulldozers and highway gear to turn a soft shoulder on Highway 12 seeking a clue in Georgia Jean Weckler’s disappearance. The report notes other local items including a dairy cooperative election and school music festival results.

Jefferson County Highway 12 Georgia Jean Weckler Victor Marean Five Corners Green County Dairy Improvement Co-operative Turner Hall Green County Wisconsin Madison G. M. Gunderson Woodford Monroe

Local draft registration urged for 21 to 30 age group

Forty years ago residents were reminded that men aged 21 to 30 must register under the draft. A large Atlanta fire destroyed 52 blocks but reportedly caused no deaths. Frost fears worry farmers as clouds kept frost away overnight. County Fair entries surge for a busy race program while war preparations continue. Willis Ludlow, M C Gettings, W T Saucerman and Howard W Chadwick attend state defense council conferences in Madison.

Atlanta Willis Ludlow M. C. Gettings W. T. Saucerman Howard W. Chadwick Madison State Council of Defense

City clash over alley to tennis courts ends with opening order

Mayor Willis Ludlow and Dr. R. B. Clark tussle at a May 22 1907 council meeting over opening a Second Ward alley to the tennis courts. Ludlow orders the alley opened after a lengthy aldermanic debate. George W. Swartz named school superintendent at 1750 salary as three teachers Ada Welsh Nellie Gapen and Effie Isely announce they won’t return. Fred Trachsel plans a piano recital. Rev J C Kauffman and John Ohl travel to Dakota for the Northern Illinois Lutheran Conference. A local saloonkeeper pays a 20 fine for staying open after hours Saturday.

Willis Ludlow R. B. Clark Ludlow George W. Swartz Ada Welsh Nellie Gapen Effie Isely Fred Trachsel J. C. Kauffman John Ohl Dakota Northern Illinois Lutheran Conference

Eisenhower policy remarks on government paternalism

The speaker states conviction in Eisenhower’s policies and sincerity in his conclusions while expressing suspicion that he may have received poor advice from backers seeking to extend big government worldwide. The remarks warn against excessive paternalism and emphasize fiscal restraint.

Eisenhower

Janesville Tour Pleases Mrs Bridge Teachers and Pupils

Mrs Ralph Bridge and Mrs Grace Keegan led a class tour to Janesville with 3rd 4th 5th 6th graders visiting the Chevrolet plant Tallman House fire station and Janesville Sand and Gravel Co They traveled by school buses driven by Russell Carter and Harry Smith.

Janesville Ralph Bridge Grace Keegan Chevrolet Tallman House

Mrs. Clara Austin Dies at 75 in Mt. Horeb

Mt. Horeb special report states Clara Austin 75 a lifelong resident died at home after sudden illness. She left four sons Amos Belleville Curtis Mt. Horeb Glenys Verona Harland Lansing Ill two daughters Mrs Ivan Best and Mrs Agnes Lingard Verona a sister Mrs Belle Olsen Madison 19 grandchildren five great grandchildren preceded in death by husband in 1950. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Mt. Horeb Lutheran Church with visitation at Gesme funeral home Mt. Horeb after noon tomorrow.

MT. Horeb Clara Austin Amos Belleville Curtis Glenys Verona Harland Lansing Ill Ivan Best Agnes Lingard Belle Olsen Madison Mt. Horeb Lutheran Church Gesme Funeral Home

Ida Wilbur, 92, Nora, Dies in Warren

Ida Wilbur, a lifelong Nora resident, died yesterday at Hicks convalescent home in Apple River. Survived by nieces and nephews. husband died in 1943. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bartell funeral home in Warren with Rev. Jay Davenport officiating and Nora Cemetery burial.

Warren Ida Wilbur Nora Hicks Apple River Bartell Funeral Home Jay Davenport Warren Presbyterian Church Nora Cemetery

Lafayette Graduation Will Be Held Friday

L O Tetzlaff Oshkosh State Teachers College registrar will address Lafayette County rural school graduates at 2 30 p m Friday May 24 at the Darlington high school gymnasium. Graduates include from South Wayne state graded school Douglas Bixby Patsy Mahlbuch Karen Mayer Rich ard Meier Shirley Retzlaff Nathan Stoll Dennis Templeton Betty Wampfler Kathleen Werren and others from rural areas Patrick Quinn Mud Hollow Carol Schultz Sharon Martin John Saalsan Jerome Vogel Wayne Center John Crotty Norman Hellwig James Wenger Ruth Wilson Shirley Lindicum Marlys Marty Leon Fernsteadt Cheryl Tieman Arlene Andrews Duane Wilde Russell Sweeney.

South Wayne L. O. Tetzlaff Oshkosh State Teachers College Lafayette County Darlington High School Patrick Quinn Mud _ Hollow school Carol Schultz Zion Sharon Martin John Saalsan Jerome Vogel Wayne Center John Crotty West Wayne Norman Hellwig James Wenger Ruth Wilson Watson Shirley Lindicum Marlys Marty Leon Fernsteadt Cheryl Tieman Blaisdell Arlene Andrews Duane Wilde Cherry Branch Russell Sweeney Jennings

Amazing bargains in The Times classified

Daily classified items offer reduced prices across various categories. Shoppers find limited deals on household goods, furniture, and personal items with time sensitive pricing and early bird availability.

Times

Mrs. Nancy M. Bixby dies at Freeport at 74

Mrs. Nancy Mae Bixby 74 a South Wayne resident for 50 years died at 8 am yesterday at Deaconess hospital Freeport after a Thursday heart attack. She was born Sept 4 1882 and married George E. Bixby in 1912 who died in 1945. Survived by a son a daughter a brother and a sister three grandchildren. Funeral services 2 pm tomorrow at the Methodist church with Rev John Wreford officiating burial in Rockwell cemetery.

South Wayne Nancy Mae Bixby Deaconess Hospital Freeport Bixby Nancy M. Williams Emerson Williams Wayne Township George E. Bixby Methodist Church

Funeral service details released for Hanson funeral

The notice states the body will be moved from Hanson funeral home to the church for a noon service tomorrow. The schedule emphasizes a respectful procession and local community attendance.

Tery Hanson Funeral Home

Cahoon Appointed Trustee of Orangeville Fire District

Carl W. Cahoon is named trustee of the Orangeville Fire Protection District for a three year term replacing Merrill Mays. Mays term expired and he did not seek reappointment, having served since the district’s formation in April 1948.

Orangeville Times Carl W. Cahoon

Victory Homemakers Travel to Genoa for Summer Outing

Fourteen members of the Victory Homemakers club traveled to Genoa Illinois for a summer outing. They dined with Mr and Mrs Rudolph Grab and spent the afternoon exploring Mrs Thyra Meyers antique and gift shop.

The Victory Homemakers Club Genoa Ill Rudolph Grab Thyra Meyers

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