Pheasant Farm Faces Sunday Work Rush Ahead of Chick Arrival
John Anderson reveals emergency at Keno sha County Conservation Club game farm 10 miles west of town on Highway 50. 1800 day old pheasant chicks arrive Monday. members urged to help Sunday as pens and rearing buildings require completion. Edward Quinn calls wide participation. Madison trip planned for local sportsmen delegation including Quinn Clem Tilton Silver Lane and James Foster with Warden Robert Winnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Kenosha
Edward Quinn
Quinn
KemMosha County
State Conservation Congress
Madison
Clem Tilton
Silver Lane
James Foster
Somers
Robert Winnie
Stolen rug report and a town-wide ad collage
Mrs. William Smith reported a $12 white oval rug stolen from her clothes line overnight. The page also advertises florists, feed, beagle field trial, fish fries, bakery goods, tavern menus, and local services with multiple addresses and prices across Kenosha area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Thirteenth Avenue
Turners
L. Turner Sons Florists
6Th Ave
Guttormsen
Turner
Hoover's
Eureka’s
General Electric
Wisconsin Vacuum Cleaner
Roosevelt Rd
Shirley Neff
Fortieth Avenue
Bessie Williams
Optimists Hold Evening Meeting in Kenosha Club
Kenosha Optimists replaced their noon session with a dinner meeting at the VFW clubhouse to elect delegates to the Optimists International convention in Denver. Evan R. Planmiller and Robert Pierce were chosen as official delegates. Racine visitors spoke on club duties and potential programs while youth activities and committee details were deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Optimists Club
VFW
Optimists International
Denver
Colorado
Evan R. Planmiller
Sgt
Robert Pierce
West
Racine Optimists Club
Fred Gaiser
Racine
Vic Hathaway
Racine Club
Walter Gearen
Robert Tipton
Christ Pedersen
Kenoshans in the Service Promotion and Leave
Richard D. Angelo promoted to sergeant in the 80th Field Artillery Battalion stationed in Korea. He enlisted at Fort Sheridan trained at Fort Bragg arrived overseas in November 1946. Corp. Robert J. Schuch son of Mr and Mrs George Schuch 2019 Seventy sixth street on 15 day leave from Keesler Field Miss enlisted October 1 1946 for three years promoted to corporal May 31 and serves as a clinic attendant at the station hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Angelo
80Th Field Artillery
Korea
Sixth Infantry Division
Sgt
Angelo
Fort Sheridan
Fort Bragg
N. C
Corp
Robert J. Schuch
George Schuch
Seventy-sixth Street
Keesler Field
Miss
Station Hospital
Tulip program highlights Kenosha Garden Club meeting
Kenosha County Garden Club met at the Woman's club building with Tulip Varieties discussed by Mrs. Ben Robinson and a Holland Blooms Again film shown by Norbert Roeder. Roeder and Edward Volkert displayed tulip arrangements as members planned for the state tulip tea in Manitowoc on June 15 and a flower demonstration on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha County Garden Club
Woman's Club
Ben Robinson
Norbert Roeder
Roeder
Edward Volkert
Mrs. Robinson
Low Country
H. M. Pauley
John D. West
State Federation
Manitowoc
Pauley
First Methodist Church
Irwin L. Burger
William Kelly
Woodstock
Mmes
Carl Schwalbe
E. J. Bruss
Howard Higgins
Names Mix Up in Waupun Case and Nearby Incidents
Garth Anderson 27 was misidentified as en route to Waupun prison in a yesterday story. He waived preliminary hearing and pled guilty in municipal court, with a two week pre sentence report ordered. Henry P Petersen, arrested for non support in Paw Paw Mich last week, was sentenced 1 to 2 years for parole violation. An 11 year old Kenosha boy was detained for throwing stones at a North Shore Railroad train. a window was broken but no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth Anderson
Waupun
Anderson
Racine
Henry P. Petersen
Paw-Paw
Mich
Petersen
Edward J. Ruetz
Kenosha
North Shore Railroad
Beulah MacNeil
Fifty-second Street
Legion Honors 12 ROIC Cadets at Kenosha High School
Edward H Dayton announces meritorious ROIC awards to 12 Kenosha High School ROTC cadets for excellence across four programs Military Bearing School of the Soldier School of the Squad and School of the Platoon. Dayton notes the awards reflect the Legion’s support for ROTC and urges parental encouragement amid an Army inspection by Lt Col Lockett and majors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha High School
Edward H Dayton
Post 21
Willard Henkel
Alvin Karenski
Vernon Menden
Anthony Misurelli
Richard Hill
Jack Cohen
Peter DeSant
Vernon Schultz
Richard Leiting
Laurel Haney
Robert Leineweber
Thomas Navoichick
Dayton
American Legion
R.O.T.C
William Schumacher
Legion
4Th Wisconsin Infantry
5Th Army
Lockett
Wickey
Klug
Mrs Platzbecker 14 Dies at Kenosha Home
Mrs Louise Platzbecker 74 widow of Henry Platzbecker died at 5002 Fourteenth avenue Kenosha at noon after several months illness. Born in Weidlingen Germany August 23 1872 she came to America in 1892 living in Saginaw Aurora Joliet St Louis and Milwaukee before settling in Kenosha in 1906. Survived by son Henry S Platzbecker and three daughters Mrs Anthony Krebs Mrs Agnes Boresch of Kenosha and Mrs George Gormley of Chicago plus two brothers and three sisters in Germany. Preceded in death by husband October 14 1942 and brother Adolph in 1941. The note on plant life calcium and phosphate appears unrelated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Platzbecker
Henry Platzbecker
Kenosha
Fourteenth Avenue
Weidlingen
Wuerttenburg
Germany
Paul Carle
America
Saginaw
Mich
Aurora
Ill
Joliet
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wis
Manistigeu
Adolph
Assault Charge After Union Set Dispute Dismissed
Stanley Jablonski, 63, of 3832 Fourteenth Avenue, faced an assault and battery charge in municipal court after a dispute with neighbor Mrs. Aniela Andrzejewski over onion plots. The charge was dismissed after witness testimony. a civil damages case will be settled out of court next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley S. Jablonski
Fourteenth Avenue
Aniela Andrzejewski
Andrzejewski
Jablonski
Edward J. Ruetz
K C Knights of Columbus to mark sixty fifth anniversary
Kenosha K of C observes the sixty fifth founding anniversary with an all day celebration in cooperation with the supreme office. Events include 8:00 am Mass at St Thomas, first degree exemplifications at St George's Hall, second and third degrees for recent first-degree recipients, and a 6:30 pm banquet at St Mark's parish hall with State Deputy Joseph Helfert as speaker. The council seeks Century Club status for adding 100 or more members in the fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Kenosha
Supreme Office
New Haven
Conn
Order
Ralph H. Houghton
St. Thonas Church
K. of C
Holy Name Society
St. George's Hall
7Th Ave
James E. Tully Sr
Glee Club
St. George's Nall
James E. Tully
Frank McGillen
Chicago
St. Mark's Parish Hall
Joseph E. Helfert
Beaver Dam
Helfert
Century Club Councils
Kenosha Council
Star Council
Suprem e Office event draws regional councils
Delegations from within fifty miles attend the day’s events with reservations from Burlington Delavan Lake Geneva Milwaukee Chicago and Racine. Committees include Joseph W Tully chairing the Warden’s committee and Ervin Engermann Louis Larson Rae Garramone on the Lecturer’s committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Office
Burlington
Delavan
Lake Geneva
Milwaukee
Chicago
Racine
Joseph W. Tully
Ervin Engermann
Louis Larson
Rae Garramone
Illinois Masons to Visit Kenosha Lodge
A delegation of 50 Master Masons from Western Springs Lodge No. 1136 will visit Kenosha Lodge No. 47 on Saturday evening. A 6:30 p.m. dinner precedes the conferring of the Master Mason degree. The visit was arranged by correspondence between David Noyes Morgan, a former Kenoshan now living in Western Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Springs Lodge No
Western Springs
Illinois
Kenosha Lodge No
Kenosha Lodge
David Noyes Morgan
Kenoshan
Illinois Lodge
Arthur N. Gail
High Twelve Club
Snap-On Tools, Inc
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Ivy
Ziggy Eiman
Blue Barron
Jimmy Dorsey
Eddy Howard
Johnne Johnston
Helen Forrest
Malaguena
Grangle
Appliance & Radio Mert, Inc
Lydia's
59Th St
Hank's Tavern
52Nd St
Thomas
Ron-Del Recreation
55Th St
21St Ave
Becker Awning Co
65Th St
Tom Riley
Twenty First Avenue
Brick Plating Company
Thirty-first Avenue
Riley
Kenosha Hospital
Martin's Tavern
Sheridan Rd
Mazda
Congdon Conservatory
Kenosha Federation ,of Musicians’ Office
Helen Schott
Junker Ball
56Th St
Rathskeller
Bobby Sox
Chris
28Th Ave
Berry's Derby
G. A. Club
Ted’s Tavern
45Th St
Frank Burt
Herby
Sun Dodgers
al Fonk's
Eagles Club
Advance Novelty Co
Newberry Abstract Co
Patek and W. Paints
Fowler
Maywood Restaurant
Cloverleaf
Kelly Ruffalo
Kozumplik
Home Bakery
Kilkelly
Sheridan Road
du Pont
Potente Decorating Co., Inc
60Th St
Garden Club
ROIC
Burgundy
Ala Jackson
Corn O'Brien
Hawkeye
Turkey
Tyson
Sporting Goods
14Th Ave
62Nd St
Felix Hoffman
Hoffman
Haertlein
Rexall Drug Store
Geo. A. Timm
Louis C. Jensen
Kenosha, Wis
K. C
Illinois Masons
Home Appliances
57Th St
City of
52Nd Street
18Th Avenue
City Hall
Harold T. Rudgal
Bell
Manafield
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