Weather Forecast for May 25 1959
The Daily Record notes a partly cloudy and warmer afternoon and night with scattered thunderstorms. Tuesday will be more cloudy and humid with more thundershowers, low temperatures in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1959
Page
6
The Daily Record notes a partly cloudy and warmer afternoon and night with scattered thunderstorms. Tuesday will be more cloudy and humid with more thundershowers, low temperatures in the 50s and highs in the 70s.
Last week's high 83 and low 47 with a Saturday 1 p.m. high of 74 and low of 47. Year ago today high 76 low 47. Barometer 1 a.m. 30.03 and 1 p.m. 29.99. Warmest location Presidio Texas 98, coldest Philipsburg Pennsylvania 27. Sunrise 5:38 sunset 8:16.
Forfeitures listed include Fred Harley of Monroe for stop sign violation with $10 fine. Donald E. Moore of Orangeville cited for excessive noise, $10. Alvin E. Klentz of Orangeville and Roger W. Downing of Route 1 Freeport cited for excessive noise, $10 each, by Monroe police.
Justice L A Koenig and Elizabeth M Rothermel bound over on minor related charges. Leonard Nideroest faces speeding case with $30 fine. Gary Hoesly and Kenneth Rhyner charged with improper left-side driving with fines and three traffic school sessions. Ronald Engle and James Bliss cited for fireworks and disorderly conduct. Larry Luebke bonded over for improper lighting. Paul Rutledge fined for transporting alcohol with minors in vehicle. All cases handled by sheriff and Brodhead police with various costs and bonds.
Chester W Lewis 40 and Bertha Lewis 36 both of Brodhead obtained marriage licenses.
Mrs. Andrew Hegland aged 82 of 1517 17th avenue. Donald Plecity age 41 of 500 18th avenue. Mrs. Christ Kneubuehl aged 85 of New Glarus. Mrs. Sophia Thompson aged 76 of Hollandale. Timothy J. Jacobson infant son of Mr and Mrs Howard Jacobson of Darlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Witt of Monti welcome a daughter on May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larson of Juda report a son on May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters of Brodhead announce a daughter on May 24. Mr. and Mrs. John Nash Jr. of Brodhead welcome a son on May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hauri of Route 4 report a son on May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Badert are also noted.
Paul Bechtolt of Monroe FFA won first place in the Green County tractor operators contest for 4 H and FFA members held on Saturday at the high school grounds. Bechtolt scored 445 in a field of 18. other winners included James Sullivan, Nathan Hartwig, and Jackie Siegenthaler with top marks in written, two wheel, three wheel, and PTO events.
M Sgt Dwight L Bump of Albany a member of Green County s National Guard Co B topped the M 1 range at Camp Douglas this weekend with a 196 score Beall six companies of the 2nd Battle Group Wisconsin National Guard practiced on the range guards returning to Monroe armory at 3 20 p m yesterday after leaving Friday night Local guardsmen also fired on the pistol range but none on the carbine.
Dr. C J Schwingel of 2110 14th Street had major surgery today at St. Clare hospital. His condition is reported as satisfactory.
Fragments indicate birth notices for several families with names Scher, Brodhead, Delvyn Brandenburg, Stanley Ace, and James Stears. Dates shown include May 24 and May 25, with locations in Brodhead and Belleville.
A long list records patients and addresses under Surgical and Dismissals categories. Names include Burton Lynch Freeport George Hopper Beloit Elmer Hammer Shullsburg Karl Kneller Dakota Virgil Berger Gratiot Christopher McKeown Janesville Nim Seffrood Gratiot Gregg Swenson Stella Johnson Beloit Paul Soper Janesville Gladys Haag Platteville Egbert Boles Rockford Theodore Weiler Argyle and others with many associated towns and street numbers.
Weekend visits feature Harold Kleinmaier in Seneca with relatives and numerous guests from Ft. Atkinson to Winona. Fire control institute attendees from St. Clare hospital in Chicago. basic training graduates from Fort Leonard Wood visiting family. church retreat and installation events in Green Lake and Sheboygan.
Timothy J. Jacobson infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobson died suddenly at home. Services are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Holy Rosary Catholic church. Calling hours at Steil funeral home. Surviving are the parents a brother Peter and sister Susan all at home paternal grandparents Clarence Jacobson Mineral Point maternal grandparents Homer Xander Shullsburg.
Students in sixth grade and older may sign up for band or orchestra tomorrow or Wednesday from 3 to 7 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Rural students sign up tomorrow and city students on Wednesday. Alan Farnard, band conductor, reminded students. parents may accompany.
Three men face charges after 16 car radiators were stolen from a Brodhead junk yard. Edward Sherman, 20, of Capron Illinois, is jailed on a $2,500 bond for an assault charge. Henry Hunt is among the arrestees.
Beloit resident Warren Rowe aged 22 from Woodstock and an 18 year old from Beloit were tied to a Rockford robbery case. They were questioned Saturday by Rock County authorities.
More than 200 voyageurs from five voitures gathered in Turner hall to witness the initiation of 15 P. G. candidates into the Legion fun and child welfare group. Attendees included two national and several state and local officers, with guests traveling from Chicago Madison Milwaukee Rockford and Freeport.
Mr and Mrs Otto Schneider depart tomorrow for Salem Oregon to establish their new home. The retired courthouse custodian and his wife hold 8 45 a m reservations from Rock County Airport to Chicago then non stop to Seattle. Their two doctor sons Harold and Robert and families reside in Salem.
The Yesteryear Auto Club postponed its tour planned for yesterday. A shorter trip now departs at 5 p.m. Thursday from Lena, heading to Zan ders Lake. the original all day outing to Lake Len Aqua Na near Lena is canceled.
The State Button Society met in the Methodist Fellowship Room Saturday with 40 members from Monroe Elk Horn Evanston Al Roscoe NL Union Grove Fond du Lac Milwaukee and Waupun. Outstanding exhibits from the state were on display.
The old Twin Grove school house will be sold at 2:30 p.m. Thursday. The 30 by 46 frame structure must be removed by July 1 as the district builds a new school.
Fred A. Beckman 65 of Route 1 died Friday. Services held at 2:30 p.m. at Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home with pallbearers Roy Ott Ted Ott Monroe Beckman Juda Nevin Beckman McConnell Raymond Beckman Jr. William Phillips. Singers Mrs Winie Kuebli and Mrs Robert Tuehler performed My God and I and Abide With Me. Rev. Paul H. Clin and Rev. Irvin A. Lepien officiated. burial in East Clarno Cemetery.
Daily classified items feature reduced prices across categories. Readers find discounts on goods, services, and listings with limited-time offers and varied formats.
Graduation exercises for eighth grade students from 64 rural schools and two state graded schools in Green County will be held Friday at 8 15 p m in the Monroe school auditorium. Robert Van Raalte state elementary supervisor will speak with Rev Lynn F B Tschudy giving invocation and benediction. Special numbers by Hiawatha school and Nancy Hyland of Jordan Center school. One hundred fifty students will be promoted to high school. Several village schools Juda State Graded school will hold individual ceremonies.
Rev. Bernard Bartel received a farewell gift at Immanuel EUB church as he and his family prepare to move from Monroe to South Milwaukee where he will pastor Oak Creek Community church. Grace Ludwig made the presentation and Richard Beutel led the program.
More than 125 people attended the First District VFW meeting at Turner hall. Miss Marie Zuelke installed officers with Dorothy Paget assisting. Mrs. Ruth Orr became First District president, with Mrs. Zumbach and Mrs. Oostdik named district leaders. Dinner committee members and guests totaled 174 for the day.
Ski was elected district commander with guests including department commander Howard Vogel and other department officers attending the event.
Mr and Mrs Russell J Myers celebrated their silver wedding anniversary this weekend with a party at Monroe Country Club Saturday night and an open house at their home yesterday Mrs Myers is formerly Alda A Disch of Monticello.
A sideswipe on Highway 39 southeast of Monticello at 12:10 a.m. damaged two autos driven by Adam Edward Miller of Brodhead and Kenneth W. Rhyner of Albany. Passengers Gary Saunders and William Pfisterer, both 17, were uninjured. The incident occurred near Babler school.
A school community picnic for North School students and their families is set for 6 p.m. tomorrow at Recreation Park. The event invites all attendees to enjoy a family friendly gathering and outdoor activities.
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