Weather Outlook for The Vex May 25 1957
Showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon and tonight. Sunday mostly cloudy with a high in the upper 60s and a low in the mid 50s. Temperature remains steady with little variation through the period.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1957
Page
8
Showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon and tonight. Sunday mostly cloudy with a high in the upper 60s and a low in the mid 50s. Temperature remains steady with little variation through the period.
Temperature highs reached 73 and lows 56 since yesterday 1 p.m. Year ago today highs 72 lows 50. Barometer at 1 a.m. 30.07 and 1 p.m. 29.90. Warmest U.S. location Presidio Texas at 103, coldest Leadville Colorado at 25. Sunrise 5 21, sunset 8 33.
Mr and Mrs Frank Ebweter 1125 9th Street welcome a daughter on May 24. Mr and Mrs David Lee Brod head announce a daughter born May 24. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Burkhalter South Wayne welcome a daughter born May 25. Mr and Mrs Rolland Ritschard Monticello announce a son born May 25.
The St. Clare Hospital roster includes medical staff Steven Dooley Rev Everett Rainy and others from Rockford Beloit Brodhead and New Glarus. Dismissals cover a long list of names including Mrs West cott Richard Eberhardt Glen McCoy Mary Lanz and others from the Beloit Brodhead and surrounding areas.
A 32nd Division history book funded by the 1955 state legislature is dedicated to the officers and men who gave their lives for freedom. The division, composed of former Wisconsin and Michigan guards, served from 1940 to 1946 with 654 days in combat and six major engagements.
Mrs. Archie Myers Jr., chairman, reports poppy sales reached $361 at noon with last night’s $211.37 and today slower due to rain. High school girls and American Legion members assisted the effort as the sale began last night and continues this evening.
Mrs. Edna Bowen of Lancaster former Democratic national committee woman was named Friday night to lead a 3rd District committee supporting Rep. Henry Reuss of Wisconsin for the U S Senate if a special election occurs.
John Keefe of Janesville died Thursday afternoon in Mercy hospital after a long illness. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Monday at Reining funeral home and 9 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic church with burial in Mt. Olivet cemetery. A rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Born November 3, 1867 in Albany, he married Minnie Butler there on August 19, 1991. He and his wife had lived with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Bier, for the past seven years. He is survived by his wife, daughter, and two grandchildren.
Janice Kubly daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben E Kubly of 611 Highway 81 north receives a $25 U S savings bond scholarship from the Fren Club at Lakeland College near Sheboygan She is a 1956 Monroe High School graduate and freshman at the former Plymouth Mission House College The award honors her French class achievement club participation and campus leadership and she is one of three recipients.
A meeting of the June Dairy Month promotion committee is set for 8 p m Tuesday at the Courthouse. Plans for the June 1 dairy breakfast a testimonial dinner and Dairy Day at New Glarus will be completed.
The annual Brodhead High School alumni banquet will be held at 6 30 p m on Saturday June 1. State Line Aid will provide a turkey dinner with Bruce Timm as toastmaster.
Windy Acres Golf Club welcomed four new members during a Thursday night business and social meeting. A picnic lunch was served to 38 attendees, and the next gathering is scheduled for June 20.
Mrs. Myron I. Stair of 1615 8th Street is convalescing at home after a fall Thursday night that broke a bone in her foot. She is reported to be in good condition.
Three Winslow youths will attend Boys State in June. Gary Boeke and Larry Stabenow were chosen by the American Legion and Larry Adal will represent the Lions Club.
Mrs Margaret Boone aged 87 fell at her Freeport home yesterday and was admitted to Deaconess hospital in satisfactory condition. Attendants say the hip injury may be a fracture and further tests are planned.
David H. Forbes and Paul M. Jeglum were honored at the University of Wisconsin yesterday during the president's review of ROTC units. Named for outstanding leadership scholastic achievement and aptitude for military service, they are sons of James Forbes and Myron Jeglum of titled addresses.
Frank VanMatre age 75 of Jonesdale died Thursday night at the home of nephew Ithyl James south of Dodgeville. Survived by sister Mrs Arch Stewart Winslow and several nieces and nephews. Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Lulloff funeral home Dodgeville with burial in Jackson Cemetery rural Mineral Point. Friends may call tonight.
Personal mentions include Ben Miller Juda Mrs Ray Elliott Juda and Miss Alice Minder Brown town in Monroe today. Albert Zimmerli Albany and Mrs Lawrence Berger Blanchard ville in Monroe. John W Blum Monticello called in Monroe this morning. Donald Marty Woodford and Leo H Share with daughter Mrs John Muth in Waukesha this weekend. Bake sale Wednesday May 29 9 30 a m at First National Bank sponsored by Room for You Class Slaters church adv.
Madison special report shows 57 deaths in April 1957 versus 78 in April 1956, with rural crashes causing 49 of the total. Through April the toll is 240, down from 256 last year, while pedestrian deaths for four months total 38 this year against 50 in 1956. Green, Lafayette, Iowa, Richland counties show varied year to year changes. Dane, Walworth and Rock counties rise.
Wisconsin Senator Trinke charges Milwaukee Journal story is a gross untruth and says a great injustice was done by the writer. He objects to a Bechtel hearing report describing exchanges with Sen. Lauri and uses of the gavel during a union funds investigation.
Berlin New York supervising principal Earle W Hewitt at Berlin Central School won a demotion after four requests to return to teaching science. He told the school board he prefers teaching to administration. The board approved the move with a $2000 salary reduction to take effect in the fall.
Mrs Harold D Walters sells a 2 year old grade Shetland pony named Midget for over 1000 dollars. The pony will be shipped to Bill Odell Pound Virginia. Walters and family operate the 8th Avenue stables with a new barn planned and seven plus pastures.
Mrs Euphamie Lengacher and her daughter Mrs Theodore J Burgy attended the funeral of Frank Otto Leverentz a retired Madison police officer aged 60. Leverentz served 22 years on the force and later worked in the state highway department maintenance division. He was a Mason and a member of the Policemen's Protective Association.
Mrs Grace Keegan of Monroe has been named the new third and fourth grade teacher for Juda grade school for the upcoming school year.
Federal state and local governments face rising jail costs as prisoner numbers grow and facilities age. Estimates project up to one billion dollars for new housing by 1975 unless cheaper medium security prisons and rural camps are expanded, with experts favoring smaller facilities and rehabilitative programs.
Seventy five Monroe high school students finished a classroom driver education course taught by Charles Mowbray and Nat G. Preston. T. R. Holyoke announced the certificates, valid as a knowledge test substitute if a learner permit is applied for within one year.
Mrs John Conbelick 61 a Warren native and former Galena resident died Thursday in Detroit Mich where she had lived 20 years Funeral services set for 2 pm Monday at Nash funeral home Galena Rev Charles W Johnson officiating Burial to follow in Greenwood cemetery Surviving are husband a son and a daughter both of Detroit six grandchildren a sister Mrs Mae White of Galena and three brothers including Roy Wenziker of Galena
A report states the eastern Mediterranean population is about 170 million people. The figure aggregates several regional states and reflects large population areas in the region.
Services were held at 2 p.m. today at Immanuel church for 87 year old Christ Roth of Monroe Township who died Thursday evening in St. Clare hospital. Rev. Bernard Bartel officiated with burial in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were grandsons Herley Roy Nathan Kenneth Roth Paul and Gerald Albright. Organist C Fred Trachsel and soloists Mrs. William Schmerse and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder. The body was taken to the church at 10 a.m. from Shriner Neuschwander funeral home.
A Wisconsin state official says Waukesha County has less vice than some counties but still finds gambling and prostitution. Madison beverage and cigarette tax chief Fred Mattingly notes several undercover agents were involved in a John Doe probe. He cites Hurley and Medford as tougher areas and warns about exposing agent identities.
Williard A. Bender of McFarland son of Mrs W C Bender and the late Mr Bender has accepted the position of assistant cashier at the Stoughton State Bank. He formerly worked as a bank examiner for the FDIC and is spending the weekend with his mother, Mrs Bender, and daughter Laurie.
Billy Graham preached two sermons last night drawing about 21,200 inside Madison Square Garden and 2,000 outside as he spoke from a sidewalk table labeled lost and found. He told the crowd that men are lost until they find Christ and urged transformation right on the street in Manhattan. Police closed a block as traffic moved through midtown while windows watch the scene.
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