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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1957

Page

3

Weather Delays Wisconsin Farm Work and Planting

Rainy cool weather kept farmers from field work in the week ending May 24. Oats in the west faced uneven emergence after a dry spell, while potatoes and soybeans were planted in northern and western districts. Livestock prices held steady in Chicago with strength at Milwaukee St Paul and Madison markets, and 5,176 migratory workers in 268 crews accepted state job commitments.

Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Madison

Kohler Strike Probe Studied by Senators

Sen Moe Clellan said the Senate rackets investigating committee talked at length about demands driving the Kohler Co strike. Sen Goldwater and others urged the panel to probe the still unsettled strike where UAW Local 833 remains on strike. Production resumed with non striking workers.

Lansing Class of 1942 Reunion Attended by Local Residents

A long summary of social visits and family gatherings across Wisconsin locales. Attendees include Arlie Mitchell, Paul Lawrence, Jackie Lawrence, and many relatives visiting relatives in Lansing La Monticello Brodhead Monroe Mon roe Warren Prairie du Sac Freeport Janesville Beloit Darlington and other towns. The piece notes several funerals visits and commencement events involving multiple families and towns.

Paul Lawrence Lansing Jackie Roxy Sandy Lawrence Hope Don Capsey Mmes Wayne Martin Nell Schliem Robert Schliem Monticello Laura Winters Tillie Johnson Raymond Brodhead Patty Homb Barbara Chapman Milwaukee Clifford McBride Murville Lund Janesville Ole Lund Harold Chapman Monroe Clarence Rudd John Wreford Leo Peterson Walter McConnell Paul Schuldt Randy New Lisbon Don Schult Lester Schuldt Don Bert Robert Mahlbuch Marilyn Melanie Prairie du Sac Schuldt Stebnitz Sherman Gundry Freeport Ella Gundry Harlow Lancaster Darlington Arnold Heller

Roethe Receives Medal At Junior High Awards Day

Junior high students received awards for forensic arts, Tinee Tribune, library aids, perfect attendance and scholarships. James Roethe, president of the Student Council, earned a medal. Junior high awards were presented by principal Franklin B. Luebchow and faculty, with names listed for forensic, Tinee Tribune, library aids and scholarship recognitions across seventh to ninth grades.

Tinee Tribune James Roethe Franklin B. Luebchow Sandra Miller Janice Park Karen Kubly Lucy Ann Lowl Barbara Schindler Enid Spring Ruth Sullivan Jane Hendrickson Ruth Benkett Greta Pitkin Mary Ellen Bumpke Robette Trumpy Sharon Baumgartner Beth Ambrose Karen Bregenzer Ann Baker Michele Mitchell Karen Scherer Tom Sickinger Charles Evans Paul Schneider Dean Holcomb Sandra Franklin Jean Rutsch Betty Vincent Bill Anderson Erwin Peters Fred Feutz Bill Burkhard Neil Jacobs Kay Bauman Susan Warfel Jeffrey Anderson Nancy Baker Nancy Sickinger Sharon Altmann Joan Dettwiler Judy Dodge Gaineth Gonstead Betty DeRemer Jeanne Shager Dorothy Kleckner Dianne Broge Pat Hanson Jerry Schneider Pat Kundert Connie Leck Mary McAlpine Vickie Riddiough Sandra Babler Jean Shager Constance Spring John Wagner Kathy Woods Carol Brunkow Marlene Frey Barbara Schuetze Mary Summeris Mary Henning Neil Loveland Roger Bruny Ruth Benkert Mary Bober Penny Coole Kay Drye Judy Goecks David Grams Dianne Grossen Jackie Kammerude William Mauerman Betty Mohns Rudy Reger Jim Roethe Kenneth Rutsch Gary Schwarze Evan Liedschlag Lucy Lowl

State Development Ads Sought To Promote Wisconsin

A program to acquaint industry with Wisconsin advantages was proposed to the Joint Finance Committee. Robert L. Koob urged $100000 for two years to fund national advertising and a state public relations drive. Unopposed, the bill would also publish a fact booklet and consolidate advertising under one agency, per Koob and supporters.

Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee Robert L. Koob State Division of Industrial Development Assemblyman Stone Reedsburg Koob Edward Croppers Milwaukee Assembly Judiciary Committee Laing Burns Jr Madison Wisconsin Council of Churches Wendelin Kraft Wisconsin Tavern Keepers Association American Legion Gordon Roseleip Darlington

Ned Myers to Report for Military Duty at Ft Jackson

Ned Myers son of Mr and Mrs Radcliff Myers will leave Friday to report for active duty at Ft Jackson South Carolina. He has been on a 15 day leave from Ft Leonard Wood Missouri and will travel by plane.

Ned Myers Radcliff Myers Ft. Jackson S. C Ft. Leonard Wood

Wisconsin Urges Safe Holiday Drive and Patrols

Madison officials appealed for public cooperation to prevent Memorial Day highway accidents. Commissioner Melvin O. Larson urged honoring the dead by protecting the living as state patrols and hundreds of local officers boost enforcement. A summer campaign Slow Down and Live starts nationwide, with heavy trucks banned on weekends on key Wisconsin roads through Labor Day. Larson cited historic fatality lows and warned past Memorial Day weekend deaths.

Madison Larson Wisconsin

Patient Roger Plate Admitted at San Diego Naval Hospital

The corrected address identifies Sailor Roger Plate SN 472 03 40 now a patient at US Naval Hospital San Diego California 122 East San Diego.

Roger Plate Naval Hospital In San Diego US Naval Hospital East Calif

Captain Ruehlow to Take Command in Hong Kong

Capt. Stanley E. Ruehlow, based in Yokohama, will assume command of the USS Onslow in Hong Kong on July 10. His wife Nancy and daughter will depart June 21 for a visit to the United States visiting Ruehlow's parents in Livermore, California, and Nancy Dodge's parents in Brodhead.

Brodhead Stanley E. Ruehlow Yokohama Japan Hong Kong Nancy United States Albert Ruehlow Livermore Calif L. V. Dodge

Seaman Jerry D. Stabler Returns to Long Beach

Jerry D. Stabler seaman and son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Stabler has returned to Long Beach California after a seven month Far East cruise aboard the heavy cruiser USS Toledo in the U S Navy during wartime or peacetime deployment depending on the era of the article.

California Jerry D. Stabler Seaman Marvin Stabler Long Beach Calif Far East Toledo

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