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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1958
Page
6
The Y s a Daily Record notes showers or thunderstorms today and tonight with Sunday mostly cloudy skies and a chance of showers in the southeast and extreme west in the morning. Cooler Sunday with a high around 70 to 75.
Mr. and Mrs. William Tupper of Warren announce a son born May 30. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ellingson of Browntown announce a son born May 31. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schultz Jr. of Route 3 announce a son born May 31. Mr. and Mrs. Royal F. Karlen of Argyle announce a son born May 31.
A hospital list records patients and staff at St. Clare Hospital including accident cases and a long roll of dismissals with patient names and street addresses across Brodhead Durand Evansville Janesville Albany and nearby areas. Names include Karen Kundert William Guider Sandra Miller Ina Wanke James Farmer and many others.
Mrs. Eileen Johnson arrives from Brisbane Australia to spend at least a year with her daughter Mrs. Ralph Phillips and family. She was met at the Chicago airport yesterday afternoon by the Phillipses. Mrs. Johnson left Australia Wednesday. She visited here four years ago. Previously the daughter had been back to Australia.
Mrs Herby Hendriksen arrived from Albany for a morning visit. Miss Margaret Nalty from Chicago visits Miss Julia Sullivan. Gale Bissell and Marilyn Rutsch spend the weekend in Chicago. John R Kohli and John Robert of Barrington visited in Monroe. Joyce Stauffacher and Audrey Flannery depart for a California vacation. Kay Carter of Juda finished freshman year at LaCrosse State College and returns home. Ernest Koenig of Monona visited his mother Verena and aunt Christ Koenig. Otto Bluhm of Waukesha weekends with Vincent Thomm and relatives. John McGuire and Scott of Washington spend the weekend with Mrs Kundert and McGuire relatives. J J Tschudy and family and Allen Frazier of Madison visited Mrs Tschudy's mother Emma Ruehle and sister Carrie. L J Vosberg and Dora Schroeder of Platteville visited with daughter and son-in-law Roman Borkovec. H L Brubaker of Downers Grove spent two days with Mrs Leo Koehler, Koehler’s daughter. Gene Flack of Chicago visits his sister Koehler. Lela Huey of Oakland California returns home after two months visiting relatives in New York City and southern states. Huey stayed with Mr and Mrs LaVerne Deal on 1728 13th Street. Richard Kuhnen of Evanston and Celeste Morrison were guests at George Mauerman’s home. George S Mauerman has completed his junior year at Vanderbilt University and is home for the summer.
Mrs. Margereta Humbel 76 died Tuesday afternoon. Service conducted at 1 30 p m today in the Stuessy funeral home by Rev Paul H Olm of St Johns United Church of Christ. Burial in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers: Robert Aeschlimann Louis Blanc Le Roy Babler Charles Buehler Jr Ernest Locher Walter Speich. Song service by Mrs Winnie Kuebli and Robert Buehler with Rock of Ages and Nearer My God to Thee. Mrs Burton Holling organist.
Allen L Barnard of Monroe will march in Freeport tomorrow for the 13th District American Legion convention parade at 430 pm and a 630 pm concert in Read Park with the U S Fifth Army Band. Also notes Tuegla Falls in Natal stands 2810 feet tall.
Ellen A. Buttery, 81, longtime Darlington resident and mother of Mrs. Henry Tschudy of Monroe, died at Wagner Nursing Home after supper Thursday. Services are 1 p.m. tomorrow at Sharer funeral home with Rev. Richard Pilgrim officiating. Burial in Union Grove cemetery. Survived by daughter, son Homer Buttery, three grandchildren, two great-grandchildren.
Marie Walsh 43 of Janesville died at 3 30 am in a Monroe hospital after a long illness. She had been hospitalized here since 1943 and has relatives in Janesville and Madison. Services set for Monday 8 30 am at Stuessy Funeral Home and 9 am at St Victor's Church. Rev E C McCollow to officiate. Burial Mt Olivet Cemetery Janesville. Rosary service 7 pm tomorrow.
Milwaukee headlines report Mrs Vel R Phillips and Mrs Marguerite Benson as leading candidates for Wisconsin national Democratic committeewoman. Incumbent Betty Grathen announced her resignation Thursday night in Washington and will stay in the capital.
Mrs Carrie E Moore of 2501 10th street was taken to St Clare hospital after a fall in the 1500 block of 16th street. Two men found her bleeding and partly conscious and notified police.
Miss Mary Ann Frautschy hosted a bridal shower for Susan Zettle, who will wed Frank Dillon on June 7. Gifts rested under tree branches with white umbrellas as guests joined in games and prizes. Attendees included Athleen Benfer, Linda Foulker, Sandra Foulker, Gloria Bartelt, Janet Priewe, Darleen Upward, Maureen and Bette Dillon, Mr and Mrs Walter Colney, Donna, Donald Brennan, Gene Upward, Brunkow, and Lester Zette.
The Brodhead Chapter of Eastern Star honored members who had held the station of Ruth at Wednesday night session. Mrs Keith Williams as worthy matron and her husband as worthy patron welcomed visiting matrons and patrons and Ruths from other chapters.
Mrs Robert Engle of Brodhead chapter presided as grand representative from Wisconsin in Nebraska. Fifteen Brodhead lodge Raths were presented. Guests came from Monroe Beloit Evansville Edgerton Madison Footville and Monticello as stories of Ruth and world travel slides were shared during a reception with refreshments.
The regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters is set for 8 p m Tuesday at IOOF hall. This notice appears in the classified want column.
Donald Legler two year old son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Legler Route 1 Brooklyn underwent amputation of two toes at Stoughton hospital after catching a toe in the tricycle chain drive yesterday. His condition is reported as good.
Four students were elected cheerleaders for the coming school year at New Glarus High School. Named are Pat Klassy Bonnie Maurer Nancy Zweifel and Lois Johnson with Joy Anderson as an alternate.
Allen Hanna was elected president of the New Glarus FFA chapter. Jerry Judd became vice president, Tom Rosga treasurer, Roger Helgeson secretary, and Willis Disch reporter.
Sandra Reuter, a high school sophomore and daughter of Mrs. Adeline Reuter, has been chosen for a three week music scholarship sponsored by the school music department at the UW Campus this summer.
Mrs. Eugene Klassy chairs the local Poppy sale sponsored by Stuessy Kuenzi Auxiliary and reports a total of 181.01 dollars. Co chair Mrs. Arthur Elmer assisted along with Auxiliary members and Girl Scouts.
Circle I of Union Presbyterian church will hold its picnic dinner Monday at 6 30 p m with Mrs John Steinmann at 1809 17th avenue.
Lt. Col. Ray Kundert is to leave tomorrow for the West Coast and from there proceed to Korea, marking another step in the military deployment.
A service member on a sixteen month assignment stops to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Dave Kundert during travel. He is en route between assignments and family time.
James E. Farmer of 1021 24th Street, a well known Monroe bar ber, underwent emergency surgery for a perforated ulcer at St. Clare hospital yesterday morning. He is reported in satisfactory condition.
Members of the Monticello senior band mixed chorus and girls chorus traveled to Milwaukee on four school buses. They visited several sites and attended a Braves baseball game.
Karen Kundert aged 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Goepfert 2719 7th street suffered dislocation of two fingers on her left hand when she fell Thursday. She received treatment at St Clare hospital and was dismissed.
Mrs Betty Burgie of Times apartment was taken to St Clare hospital by Wagner ambulance at 12 30 a m after suffering a heart attack at her home She is under oxygen and a former Chicago resident and aunt of Mrs Leo V Koehler
Beverly Bethke daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bethke and Patricia Gardner daughter of Mrs Charles Gard were named as area FHA delegates in the local report detailing organization roles and assignments.
Six young women and Mrs. Gardner from New Glarus were chosen as delegates to attend the 12th annual state FHA convention at Green Lake. The group travels Monday through Thursday next week to the American Baptist Assembly grounds at Green Lake.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. in the Tuschen funeral home Sun Prairie for Louis Leuenberger 76 a native and former Monroe resident Pallbearers were friends from his Masonic lodge Rev Dale Jennings officiated and burial was in the village cemetery Attending from here were Mrs Eva Leuenberger Mr and Mrs Lloyd Leuenberger Mr and Mrs Harold Leuenberger Mrs Emma Leuenberger and Francis Mrs James Bray Mrs Dora Leuenberger and Messrs and Mmes Robert Leuenberger Henry G Leuenberger Edward Schneider and Otto Walter.
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