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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

7

City Parks eyed for banner year says director Gallagher

Kenoshans already flocking to city parks as summer nears. Lawrence Gallagher reports a 300 percent rise at Municipal Golf Course and 200 percent jump in baseball activity, with tennis courts in strong use. Permits for picnics, baseball, and tennis are available from Gallagher in City Hall or park attendants. Chile will exempt dwellings from real-estate taxes.

Lawrence Gallagher Gallagher Alford Washington Parks City Hall Chile

Kenosha News Briefs and Ads Span Local Incidents

Local police investigated car glove box thefts on 6032 Twentieth Ave and Eighteenth Ave with flashlights taken. first aid kit also stolen. Divorces granted in municipal court for Mrs. Mildred Niederprim and Mrs. Angenette Kuik on cruelty grounds with custody arrangements noted. A Nash car was stolen from a transport lot and later recovered in River Grove Illinois. Several ads promote blinds, furniture, radios, cosmetics, and services. A new Veter ans Cab company formed by Cantrell and Capriotti in Kenosha. The Eye Clinic in Belgrade, Yugoslavia showcases a 10 ton electro magnet claimed to extract bullets and metal from bodies.

Myron Dorfman Twentieth Avenue Robert Healy Fifth Avenue Eighteenth Avenue Sixtieth Street Anderson Furniture Isetts Mildred Niederprim Kenosha Howard Niederprim Waukegan Milwaukee Grunow Simon Electric and 43Rd St Angenette E. Kuik Stuart Kuik Racine Ray Wick Kenosha Auto Transport Company Thirtieth Avenue Nash River Grove Belgrade University Yugoslavia

Pledge Support In Road Safety by Kenosha Dealers

The Kenosha Auto Dealers association endorsed the Action Program from the Highway Safety conference as part of the industrys golden jubilee. They urged the governor and city manager to convene state and local safety conferences to promote enforcement education and engineering measures to reduce wrecks. Howard Granger noted the Jubilee is to remind motorists of safety and the program, backed by safety groups, aims to cut traffic accidents.

Kenosha Howard Granger Kenosha Association United States

Gateway Post selects Mrs Jeane Pfefferle as Victory Queen

Mrs Jeane Pfefferle, chosen by Gateway Post as their Victory Queen entrant for the Come Home Celebration on July 4, is the English bride of an American serviceman. James Pfefferle, her husband, belongs to VFW Post 2751 and is a law student at the University of Wisconsin. Jeane lived in a London suburb during the V rocket bombardment campaigns.

Gateway Post Jeane Pfefferle James Pfefferle Jeane Veterans of Foreign Wars University of Wisconsin London

Eagles banquet honors producers and adds new members

At the Kenosha Aerie event 300 Eagles and the membership steering committee lauded a campaign that added 722 new members, more than doubling the 300 goal. William Raven praised producers. Harold Cole Dan Monroe Francis Haun and Edward Rusch received Eagle rings. Forty members earning four or more new members earned a trip to Wrigley Field July 14.

Kenosha Aerue of Eagles Order The Aerie Eagles William Raven Harold Cole Dan Monroe Francis Haun Edward Rusch Eagle Rings Wrigley Field Chicago Henry Roper, Jr J. M. Herrmann Charles Dittmann LaCrosse Fred Helm Racine A. T. Hansen Eugene Saftig Leonard Hamelink John Herzog Fred J. Orth

Kenoshan Sentenced in Federal Court for Illegal Army Uniform

Reinhold Frese a Kenoshan 28 was sentenced in Milwaukee federal court to three months for wearing an Army uniform illegally. He had a prior six month federal prison term on a parole violation tied to a robbery near Racine August 21 1945. Adam Barski and Peter Barski were convicted of aiding Frese and are serving a three year term in Waupun state prison.

Reinhold Frese Kenoshan Milwaukee Frese Racine Adam Babarski Peter Waupun Waupun State Prison

Plane to Join In Lake Search

Chicago parents seek help from a Ke Nosha airport plane and pilot to scan Lake Elizabeth for two drowned Chicagoans Charles Naegel 21 and Edward Borowski 24 at Twin Lakes after four days of dragging. Diver John B Carrol from Chicago explored the lake. several flights planned this afternoon as authorities maintain a watch.

John B. Carrol Chicago Lake Elizabeth Charles Naegel Edward Borowski Twin Lakes Memorial Day Borowski T. P. Hanisch San Gabriel Cal Naegel Kenosha County

Death of Frank C. Desco 60

Frank C. Desco, 60, an employee of Simmons since 1906 and resident of 5500 Tenth avenue, died at St. Catherine's hospital after a long illness. Born in Lithuania Oct 15 1885, he moved to America at 20 and settled in Kenosha. Survived by widow Celia Renik of Chicago, son Richard Renik and two daughters Dorothy Mueller and Bernice Kelps, a brother Joseph of East Alton and three grandchildren.

Frank C. Desco Simmons Company Tenth Avenue St. Catherine's Hospital Lithuania America Kenosha Simmons Simmons Union Celia Renik Chicago Richard Renik Dorothy Mueller Bernice Kelps Joseph East Alton Ill

Municipal Court Jury Trial Slated Monday

The January term jury panel is summoned to report at 10 am Monday with 26 jurors expected. Elizabeth C Aiello of Keno sha sues Jane Willerton of Pleasant Prairie and Western Casualty and Surety for 5065 damages for injuries and lost wages from a Jan 6 1945 collision at Fortieth avenue and Taft road. Trial proceeds through June 30 with a new panel for July term.

Elizabeth C. Aiello Kenosha Jane Willerton Pleasant Prairie Western Casualty and Surety Company Fortieth Avenue Taft Road Aiello Willerton

Tiny Humming Bird Stirs City Office Scene Into Brief Turmoil

A ruby throated humming bird crashed near Fifty-eighth Street and Fifth Avenue, fell to the sidewalk, and later revived in the Pension department. Miss Veronica Doughty briefly handled the bird before Walter Lourigan recaptured it and released it after checkups showed no injuries.

Probation and Pension Department Court House Fifty-eighth Street Fifth Avenue Veronica Doughty Pension Department Kenosha County Museum Historical and Art Museum Walter Lourigan

Mrs Sarah Miller Dies After Short Illness in Kenosha

Mrs Sarah Madden Miller 70 widow of Henry Miller longtime Kenosha resident since 1904 died at St Catherine s hospital after a brief illness. Born February 21 1876 in New Port township Lake County NL she lived in Salem township before moving to Kenosha. She was a St James church Altar Society member. married August 5 1915 at St James. survived by sisters Mary Stevens and Margaret Burt.

Sarah Madden Miller Henry Miller Kenosha St. Catherine’s Hospital Sixty-first Street Newport Township Lake County John Margaret Dwyer Madden Salem Township Kenosha County St. James Church Altar Society Harry Miller Mary Stevens Margaret Burt

Kenoshan Earns Lincoln National Honor in Kenosha

F. W. Wight of Lincoln National Life Insurance, Kenosha, has qualified for Circuit Rider Club membership. He is invited to attend the Lincoln National Sales Congress at Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago from June 10 to 12.

F. W. Wight Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Kenosha Circuit Rider Club Wight Edgewater Beach Chicago

China plans five year highway program linking major cities

China will pursue a five year highway construction program to build a network of good roads connecting all major cities, aiming to improve regional transport and economic links across the country.

China

Veterans and reenlistments noted in Kenoshans service

Discharges and reenlistments highlighted from World War II era. R Swenson MMSee, son of Roy and Mrs Swenson, released after 26 months in navy at Great Lakes, served in USS Montauk LSM 6 and took part in Okinawa invasion. John Greno reenlisted June 4 1946 after October 1945 Fort Sheridan discharge, earned European-African-Middle Eastern Theater ribbon three bronze stars Good Conduct medal Bronze Star and served in airborne paratroopers replacement center and European Theater. Patronage includes prior American Brass work and future honors. A separate horsemanship event under state Pleasure Horse association rules features prizes for farthest travel and class winners plus polo exhibition and Captain Bird display. Miss Arndt from Petrifying Springs and Miss Murphy representing Dennis Murphy stables Berryville road attend.

Verse R. Swenson Mmsee Roy Swenson Navy Great Lakes Naval Reserves Camp Peary Williamsburg Newport R. L Montauk Lsw Pacific Okinawa John Greno Army Fort Sheridan North Carolina Frank Greno Seventh Avenue Greno American Brass Company Pleasure Horse Association Captain Bird Miss Arndt Springs Miss Murphy Dennis Murphy Stables Berryville Road

Junior Horsewoman Will Ride in Show

Miss Ellen Murphy and Miss Alice Arndt are Kenosha entrants in the Wisconsin Pleasure Horse association Milwaukee junior division show to be held Saturday at the Joy farm on U S Highway 41 near Milwaukee. Present and prospective junior members are invited to attend.

Ellen Murphy Alice Arndt Kenosha County Wisconsin Pleasure Horse Association Milwaukee Joy Farm U. S. Highway 41

Gas meter snafu yields two-cent charge for eighty-four dollars

In Droitwich England a malfunctioning gas meter charged a household two cents for a gas supply valued at 84 dollars prompting inquiries into the tariff and billing practices.

Droitwich England

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