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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

7

Missionary Rev James K Mathews to Speak at Wisconsin Conference

The Rev James K Mathews missionary to India and associate secretary of the Methodist Board of Missions will speak at the Wisconsin Conference opening Wednesday. He previously pastored an English speaking church in Bombay and served as district superintendent in the Bombay Conference. In 1946 he was elected associate secretary and now oversees the India and Burma portfolio.

James K. Mathews India Board of Missions and Church Extension The Methodist Church Wisconsin Mathews Bombay Board of Missions Burma

White Awarded Highway Work In Kenosha County

State highway commission accepted bids totaling 93 901 for highway improvements in Kenosha County. White Construction Co. of Milwaukee to pave 3.6 miles with bituminous material. Work includes four county roads: County Trunk F between Silver Lake and Hy 50, County Trunk C Wilmot Rd from HH to Hy 41, County Trunk F Lily Lake Rd to Fox River Rd, and County Trunk EM from Twin Lakes village limits to Z.

Kenosha County State Highway Commission Harold Herzog White Construction Co Milwaukee Silver Lake Wilmot Rd Lily Lake Rd Fox River Rd Twin Lakes Village

60 Year Old Bicyclist Rams Auto Injuring Pedestrian

A 60 year old bicyclist, Joseph Arendt of 1104 58th St, rode into a car at the 14th Ave and 57th St intersection and was taken to Kenosha General Hospital with a head bump. The auto was driven by Michael Adams, 64, of 6823 14th Ave, and the collision sent Arendt to the pavement. Police reported no other injuries and city had two other property damage accidents.

Joseph Arendt 58Th St Arendt Kenosha Hospital 57Th St 14Th Ave Michael Adams

May 1952 Job Placements Rise 20 Percent

Job placements in May 1952 totaled 278, up 20 percent from May 1951. Albert E. Shipley of the Wisconsin State Employment Service reported 257 non agricultural placements and 21 in non seasonal agriculture. Major groups include 92 unskilled, 93 semi skilled, 12 skilled, 22 service, 34 clerical and sales, 4 professional. Included were 107 women and 65 veterans.

Albert E. Shipley Wisconsin State Employment Service Office

Methodists Await 106th Annual Meet

Hundreds of delegates and leaders from eastern Wisconsin gather at First Methodist church for the 106th Wisconsin Conference of Methodist churches. Bishop H. Clifford Northcott presides over a five day program with sessions, banquets, and public services at Racine and Kenosha churches.

First Methodist Church Wisconsin Methodist Church First Methodist

Fechner Enters Sheriff Contest In Kenosha County Race

City Councilman Edward C. Fechner 4056 31st Ave entered the sheriff race as a Democrat. He joins seven others circulating nomination papers including Floyd Guttormsen 7602 15th Ave and Frank J. Odar 3718 19th Ave. Guttormsen is an attorney and Odar a former deputy sheriff.

Kenosha County Edward C. Fechner 31St Ave Fechner Post Carl Bielewicz Simmons Federal Labor Union Floyd Guttormsen George Molinaro Frank J. Odar Guttormsen 15Th Ave Odar 19Th Ave

Judge Advises Cooling Off In Connecticut Domestic Dispute

In Bridgeport Connecticut Judge Otto H Lamacchia told a wife to shut up and a husband to take a long walk and cool off to settle a domestic squabble. The remark was given as informal guidance during a counseling moment.

Bridgeport Conn J.P Otto H. Lamacchia

No Foul Play Decision In Rail Man's Death

Five days of sheriff and railroad detective work on a Kenosha south tracks death concluded no foul play. The victim was identified as Andrez Mandoza, not Joe Avila, with Mexican origins. he was killed by a southbound train after being struck from behind.

Kenosha Ycal Lyle Milligan Milwaukee Road Rail Mandoza Donato Armendares Chicago Joe Avila Mabel Highway 50 Avila Armendares William Raven An Avila Andrez Mandoza Southern Pacific Railroad San Antonio Tex Rio Grande Eagle River Herman J. Ley Indianapolis Ind

Local court actions and ads in Kenosha News

Allen Young, 17, paid $10 and costs in municipal court for disorderly conduct after an arrest June 1 prompted by a Kenosha complaint. The Rutchik case was postponed to June 12. his bond was $15. Various ads note noon lunches, fish fry days, and garden plants, plus enlistment notices and local business promos. Two local dog bites reported near 35th and 62nd Streets.

Allen Young 39Th Ave Kenosha Dude Ranch Bar 52Nd St 25Th Ave Air Force Selective Service Andresen 29Th Ave Paul Rutchik 24Th Ave Rutchik Turner's Gardens West 75Th St Geneva Rd Rt. 3 6Th Ave Frank Shea Janesville Becker Cigar Moose 11Th Ave Academy of Friendship Rolland Eddy 35Th St Walter Blinten 62Nd St

Motorist Struck by Southbound Train Near Kenosha

A motorist, Carson Wilkinson, 33, of 2424 63rd St., was injured early today when his car was struck by a southbound North Shore train near Kenosha. He suffered a broken shoulder and rib along with head and body wounds but was in fair condition at Kenosha Hospital. The driver claimed he did not hear the train whistle. Motorman Frank Gibson said he did not see the car until it was on the track, after traveling about 650 feet. Deputies and hospital staff assisted at the scene and Wilkinson, a co owner of a McKeon Rd machine shop, was headed east on McKeon Rd when the collision occurred.

Kenosha North Shore Kenoshan Carson Wilkinson 63Rd St Kenosha Hospital Wilkinson McKeon Rd Frank Gibson Waukegan Charles Lasco Salem Highway 50 Brass Ball Theologus Kalpake Silver Lake Lasco

Church drive ships 200 glasses to Austria and Germany

The Church of the Brethren began a relief effort to send discarded eye glasses to Austria and Germany. In the first weeks, the drive collected 200 pairs and arranged overseas shipment to relief centers.

Champaign Ill U.P Church of the Brethren Austria Germany

Animals Ordered Brought In For Examination

Owners of both animals were ordered to bring them in for examination after an incident at 2009 63rd St yesterday.

63Rd St

Graves Registration Receives Reservation For General Oldrow

Graves registration was asked to reserve a hotel room in Seoul for Brig. Gen. Hal J. Oldrow, artillery commander with the 45th Division in Korea. A pesistent voice string questioned the booking, clarifying the line was graves registration. Thirty two states have state sales taxes.

Korea U.P Seoul Hal J. Oldrow

Infant John Wertz Dies in Kenosha Morning

Infant John Wertz son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Wertz of 822 46th St died at St Catherine's Hospital this morning He was born June 3 He is survived by his parents a brother Dennis a sister Diana both of Kenosha and grandmother Mrs Ann Vitkus of Kenosha

John Wertz LeRoy Wertz 46Th St St. Catherine’s Hospital Dennis Diana Kenosha Ann Vitkus

Tehran hosts headquarters of Middle East lo control group

Tehran becomes the base for the Middle East lo control group with offices established to coordinate regional operations and oversight. The move marks a centralized authority in the region.

Tehran Iran

Subluxation At Base Of Skull Linked To Various Ailments

A subluxation at the skull base is said to cause headaches neck pain indigestion constipation and disorders as nerves serving all organs originate in the spine and adjustment is described as the only logical cure.

Evening News Durkee Elwood Dyke Europe Frank Rowan Robert Goldstein Theodore Tudlewski Blaine Haukedahl Paul Garcia Gary Fraid Thomas Schultz

Also Mentioned on This Page

White Rams Harry Mayer Mayer Drug Heinze Kenosha, Wis Brown National Bank Methodists Conference Board of Missions Wisconsin Conference Council 60Th St 10Th Ave Conference Board of Education Conference Board of Evangelism Conference Board of Evanston H. Clifford Northcott Clarence A. Seidenspinner Racine Wis Beatrice Kurt Kenosha Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association Anthony Baby Lane Bode Bros Duczak Furniture Furniture Exchange Hafkin Thrift HUB Furniture Mica Furniture Morgan Furniture Star Furniture Store 22Nd Ave 56Th St Sheridan Rd 5Th Ave 7Th Ave Roosevelt Road Charles H. Pfennig, Inc. Insurance Everett L. Hendricksen Rita Hendrickson Auto Radio Cudahy Radio and Television American Television Service L. K. Andersen Westown Bidg A. J. Szantor D. L. Heyden the Gateway Optometric Services 56Th Street I. G. Moe D.C Hoppy Savings Bank Hoppy He Saving Rodeo Hollywood Hoppy's Secret Code 6Th Avenue
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