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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1960
Page
2
An Associated Press analysis outlines how writers will cover ongoing news developments in the editor’s absence. The piece previews how reporting will proceed and the role of wire service perspectives.
The summit debate flared as a major foreign policy clash loomed through the presidential campaign. Fulbright warns of a partisan attack while Kennedy defends Democrats role in critiquing Eisenhower policies and explains remarks on appeasement and the Paris summit collapse.
Jesse H. Grenzow, 76, longtime Green County native, died in Freeport after a heart attack. He married Hedwig Asmus in Albany in 1913 and farmed near Juda before working at Rock City Lumber and Supply and later for Furst McNess Co. Surviving wife Hedwig two daughters Joyce Seaquist and Vernelia Tedman two sisters Ella and Selma Grenzow and brother George Grenzow four grandchildren. Funeral at Burke Tubbs Freeport with Rev Melvin W Lang. burial Mt. Vernon Juda. Friends may call after 7 p.m. tonight.
Memorial day address will be given by Rev. John E. MacMartin at Greenwood cemetery. Other items note John Magg of Ct Berne Switzerland visiting Green County fears war, and remarks on Russia's power move. Judge Harold J. Lamboley named Wisconsin Knights of Columbus state deputy. Jane Anderson and Mary Ann Huber chosen co editors of Monroy High School bulletin. Earl Wavell dies, noting his role in Africa a decade ago.
Fifty years ago Lt. Col. D A Stearns and Capt F A Shriner with Lt Fred T Odell depart for Camp Douglas May 24 1910 to attend officers school Will F Cody formerly a Monroe plumber dies at his mother's Janesville home Eighteen crew die when the Goodyear steamer out of Cleveland sinks near Port Huron in heavy lake fog Henry E Wells buys a new White steamer the only one of its kind in Monroe Monroe Light and Fuel Co receives 40000 feet of gas pipe Dr W F Carver to open a Wild West show at Jefferson this week.
Stevenson insists the reporter misrepresented his remarks and that the reported statements do not reflect his views today. Scott says he did not call Kennedy or Stevenson appeasers and agrees to honor Kennedy’s interpretation of his statement after lengthy wrangling.
Indonesian President Sukarno arrives in Tokyo for a 10 day unofficial visit as the final leg of his world tour. He is welcomed by local officials and journalists as he begins engagements with Japanese leaders and business circles.
Edward F. Strohecker age 70 died Sunday at St. Francis hospital Freeport after a long illness. Funeral services set for tomorrow at Schwarz funeral home and St. Joseph's Catholic church with Rev. John Daleiden presiding. Burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Born August 18 1889 in Freeport he worked in the Illinois Central Railroad bridge and building department. He is survived by his wife four daughters sister seven brothers and 12 grandchildren.
Gov. Gaylord Nelson pledged state help to solve marketing and merchandising problems facing Wisconsin's maple syrup industry. Speaking at the Wisconsin Maple Syrup Festival he emphasized promotion and expansion to balance the north's economy and noted the industry's peak work load occurs between logging season and summer farm work.
A casual plea suggests leveraging a trusted friend to handle selling or renting tasks and finding hiring opportunities. It promotes reliable referral networks and informal cooperation to reach buyers or renters efficiently.
In Pacific Palisades the Cocozza family cares for four orphaned Lanza children after Betty and Marie Lanza died within five months. Mary Cocozza oversees their upbringing with support from husband Papa Cocozza and Mario’s longtime trainer Terry Robinson. The kids adjust to a quieter life, attend school, and rely on relatives as they cope with their parents’ deaths.
Kenneth Kundert son of Mrs Hazel Kundert is among 35 Platteville State College and Institute of Technology students selected for Phi Eta Sigma newly formed national honorary fraternity. Initiation ceremonies and a dinner are held at the college tonight with Dr Paul Trump registrar UW leading the initiation.
Rural schools report a picnic at Richland school with over 100 attendees. Green Valley School closed with a Sunday picnic. Eighth graders Jim Bidlingmaier and Gloria Drye earned honors, Bidlingmaier winning a conservation quiz gift certificate. Kathy Myers and Wegmueller received conservation awards. Susan Bidlingmaier had perfect attendance.
The report notes percent engagement in reading circle work in the upper grades during Conservation Day at New Glarus. The Ed Robinson family moves to Clarno while Diane Betty and Lonna will attend West Clarno School. The Bernard Hartwig family recently moved to the district from Martintown.
Norman Clapp of Lancaster announces another run for the 3rd District congressional seat held by veteran Republican Gardner Withrow. Clapp previously lost to Withrow by about 2300 votes in 1958. Withrow is not seeking reelection.
Funeral services for Mrs Roy Dalrymple 72 Belvidere will be held tomorrow at 2 p m in the Neg funeral home Wins with Rev Roy Murray of Winslow Methodist Church officiating. Burial is in Rock Lily cemetery. She died Saturday night from a head injury after a fall. She was born November 24 1887 in Belleville and married Roy Dalrymple July 25 1906. Survivors include five daughters and a son.
The obituary notes a resident with ten grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was a member of Winslow Methodist Church and a past matron of St. Cecilia chapter Order of the Eastern Star in Winslow.
Miss Elizabeth Nimmo 95 longtime Verona pioneer descendant died Sunday in a Madison hospital after a long illness. She had lived in Mt. Horeb with her niece Mrs. Charles Hinsel for 18 years. Born in Springdale township she was the last of the Henry Nimmo family. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Joyce Verona Funeral Home with calling hours.
Ida Morgan 87 known as the Mother of the Stage Door Canteen during World War II has died. She was for years a manager and talent representative for musical comedies vaudeville and night club acts.
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