Fair and cool with scattered frost tonight
The Ney Daily Record reports a fair and cool afternoon and night with a chance of scattered frost. Thursday will be fair and warmer with low around 34 to 38 and highs in the 70s.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1958
Page
8
The Ney Daily Record reports a fair and cool afternoon and night with a chance of scattered frost. Thursday will be fair and warmer with low around 34 to 38 and highs in the 70s.
Letters of administration were issued to Rex Hopkins Evansville in the estate of his father Arthur W. Brodhead who died February 13. Heirs include Rex and James San Clemente California. Sophie H. Buri named special administrator in the estate of her husband Louis E. Buri who died May 18. This relates to a partnership business. The will dated January 30, 1958 has not yet been admitted. Harry H. Pinnow administrator of Minnie J. Pinnow who died February 28. Appraisers are B. H. Roderick and G. N. Swartz. J. L. Stencil Brodhead guardian ad litem. Heirs include two sons two daughters two grandsons. Roderick and Swartz are appraisers in Lena M. Smith Brodhead who died May 18. A daughter Alice B. Leng is administratrix. Heirs are the daughter and son Floyd Smith Beloit.
Lorraine V. Tuchel of South Wayne, cited for speeding with a $10 fine. Gerald O. Kiel of Monroe cited for speeding with a $10 fine. Thomas R. Hefty of Monroe cited for speeding with a $10 fine.
Justice L. A. Koenig and Paul Forster of Route 1 Monroe faced drunk and disorderly charges and forfeited $35. Roger Wyss of Route 4 Monroe was charged with disorderly conduct but the case was dismissed upon motion of the district attorney per the complainant’s request.
Obituary notes the death of Edna Dunwiddie age 83 of 2012 9th street and Margereta Humbel age 76 of Highway 69 South plus a Dixon resident aged 92 in Canton with basic biographical lines and age details.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hartwig of Route 4 announce the birth of a son on May 27. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Schlapbach of Albany announce the birth of a son on May 28.
St Clare Hospital Medical lists patients including Mrs Nevan Hoff man Freeport Charles Dade Milton Wendell Brunkow Route Julian Dammen Janes ville Hulda Lehman Freeport and Mervyn Rowley Evansville Surgical includes Mrs Carl W Fried li Brodhead Clyde Adelman Route 4 Mrs Marvin Herbert Clarno and Charles Foss Durand Dismissals include Arlie Runans R B Arnold Bliss III Jesse Morton Duane E Chapman Edward Burgi James Lee Charles J James Mrs Clayton Engen and son Mrs LaVerne Som-
Monroe Ready Mix Co marks ten years in the ready mix concrete business since starting May 27, 1948. Early projects included Five Corners cheese factory and L. S. Wagner contractor, with 1949 square and disposal plant work, hospital expansion in 1950 1951, and recent jobs at Swiss Colony building New Glarus school Monroe high school Oaktron and Industrial Combustion. A new two way radio system links four large trucks to the plant within twenty to twenty five miles.
Pvt. Roger M. Flannery son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Flannery Argyle has been dismissed from post hospital after five weeks with pneumonia His new address is Pvt Roger M Flannery N G 27-929-411 Co C 4th Bn 3rd TRB Fort Leonard Wood Mo
Specialist Gary Malkow and his wife visited his parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Malkow after arriving from Fort Riley. He is being assigned to special duty at Camp McCoy.
Badger Swim Pools Inc of Sauk City was awarded the bath house contract for the new Sauk City pool at summer with a $21 bid. The firm earlier won a $39,909 pool contract and a $9,998 filler equipment job on April 9. Excavation began yesterday with a 75 day completion target.
A bridal shower for Miss Janet Gadow will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the EUB church. She and Ronald Neneman plan to be married Saturday evening, June 14, at the church.
A fragmented OCR fragment lists numerous relatives and kin such as Mrs. James J. Topp and son, Mrs. Richard Hawley and son, Iva Tomlin son, Karen Palombi, Mrs. Anna Guelson, Mrs. Robert Harring, Mrs. Walter Davis, Mrs. Leon C. Gempeler, Mrs. Vernal Jones and Mrs. Duane Bliss and daughter.
Mrs Ray Severson of Browntown was noted in town today along with visits from Mrs Fred Obert of Freeport Ernest Nelson of Orfordville Mrs Eugene Stuckey from Juda Vincent McQuade of Janesville and Mr and Mrs H Lee Jones of Yellow Springs Ohio. The Pacatonica Farmers Union was represented by Lawrence Berger Mrs Manuel Pagel and Malcolm Johnson at Kamp Kenwood near Chippewa Falls. Victor Svendsen and family of Argyle spent Sunday in Zion Illinois with relatives Gladys Svendsen John and Clem Brabender families Diane Lynn Svendsen will return home with her grandmother this weekend.
Monroe police investigated two auto accidents yesterday causing minor damage. Arthur Fortman of Darlington and Sam Demanouske of 2303 16th Avenue were in a 5th Street crash with minor damage to Demanouske’s car. Gary Rupnow of 2023 14th Avenue and Ernest Stafford of 1620 11th Street collided on 17th Street with slight damage to Stafford’s truck.
County psychiatrist Dr Hertha Tarrasch will host an open meeting for mothers of children entering school this fall on Monday at 2 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Also open to interested persons, per Miss June Grommes. Topics include school adjustments and emotional problems. a Q and A will follow. Ends about 3 30 p.m.
Industrials pushed the market higher in early trading with steady activity. Steel, oil, aircraft and missile related issues gained while rails and utilities showed little movement. Leading stocks rose from fractions to about a point.
Bernard J. MacGuiness was elected president of the Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce. James J. Bosanny and Charles Mowbray were named first and second vice presidents, with Dr. Yale Gerol and Donald Liedschlag as directors. The group voted to donate up to 50 toward Fourth of July fireworks and civic leaders plan to meet Monday to secure funding. The Chamber of Commerce abandoned the program and the City Council tabled action.
Henry Tschudy, chairman of the Lions scholarship committee, reported on continued scholarship funding now in its fifth year. Each student receives 400, up from 100 in the first year and 200 in 1955. Last year’s recipient was David Cox of Hamline University in St Paul.
A disorderly conduct charge against Roger Wyss of Route 4 Monroe was dismissed in Justice Court after the district attorney moved on the complainant's request. The incident at St. Clare hospital on May 18 involved Wyss refusing to leave the lobby, and a deputy sheriff cited belief that testimony would likely fail to convict.
Memorial Day services begin at 10 a.m. at Mt. Vernon cemetery with marching units departing from the school at 9:30 a.m. Rev. William King will deliver the address and a firing squad will take part. Jake Jones serves as chairman.
Dr. and Mrs. S Holick of Hamilton Ontario announce the birth of a son Stephen John Elliot born May 23. The couple also have a daughter Pamela Lynn. Mrs. Hollick is Eleanor Streiff, daughter of Ray Streiff of 2104 14th Avenue. Dr. Holick, a dentist, is son of N Holick of Pine Falls Canada.
A memorial appeal notes the late Miss Edna Dunwiddie wished donations to the Heart Fund in her memory. The notice requests contributions in lieu of flowers and expresses appreciation for any support from the community.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Freitag announce the birth of a daughter Jolene Marie born May 18. The baby has two sisters Janell and Renee. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ervin Truttmann and paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Hobart Freitag.
Donald E. Starks of Albany filed voluntary bankruptcy in Madison Superior Court listing liabilities of 1,881.82 dollars and assets of 430 dollars with 430 dollars claimed as exemptions.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Friedrichs route 3 welcomed a second daughter named Larna Mae born Sunday at St Clare hospital Joyce Marie aged 18 months is the first child. Mrs Friedrichs is the former Nancy Whipple daughter of Mr and Mrs William Whipple.
The obituary fragment names the deceased family connections including paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Friedrichs Route 3 and great grandparents Mrs Lida Cole Evansville and Mrs Eva Whipple Whitewater.
Miss Rhea Schadt daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Schadt and Robert Olson son of Mrs T J Olson both of Monroe were elected to the University Halls Association cabinet from their living units at the University of Wisconsin The association governs the men's dorms and Slichter hall where Miss Schadt resides.
Police investigate vandalism after three parked vehicles show chipped glass. The cars belong to Joseph A. Shaffer at 1915 13th Avenue Merlin L. Thompson at 716 23rd Street and a Green County Farm Bureau truck. Suspect pellets were likely BBs.
State market shows Swiss cheese steady to firm in Madison Wisconsin with fair to good demand. Open market activity contracts for quality cheese while assemblers seek inventory. offerings small styles adequate, state brand large styles heavy. Prices: cheddars 325-34 percent, single daisies 355-36 percent, longhorns 3542-3642, midgets 36-38 percent. Wisconsin Swiss cheese mar-
Prices for state brand range 41 to 43, B 39 to 41, C 34 to 36, D 31 to 33. Demand is fair to good with supplies larger but still short to adequate, and overall market steady.
Meadow Valley school district in New Glarus Township votes against consolidation with the New Glarus village district in a referendum. Village district supports the reorganization by 81 to 48, rural district opposes 40 to 27. County School Committee ordered attachment on April 7 1958.
The Stauffacher Construction Co. of Monroe received the award for installing 4,200 feet of curb and gutter at a special City Council session yesterday after submitting the lowest bid.
The project, valued at 7,266 dollars, will start soon with work mostly in the city’s south area. The sole other bid came from FP and T Construction Corp of Edgerton at 7,476 dollars.
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