270 KHS Seniors To Get Diplomas
R Maurer the superintendent of city schools will present diplomas to 270 graduates at 8 p m Friday in the Kenosha high school auditorium Old Order Changet a pageant by the class opens with Kenosha High School Yesterday covering 1845 to 1935 then Kenosha High School Today for the next 15 years and Kenosha High School Tomorrow forecasting the next decade Richard Tappa pianist assists the program with the A Cappelle choir and the Mendelssohn procession played by the high school orchestra Graduates listed include Violetta Agria Charles Aiello Jr Jeanette Alfano Jean Anderson Robert Anderson Verna Anderson Eugene Andrea Wayne Andresen and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Maurer
Kenosha High School
Richard Tappa
A Cappelle
Tkach
Mendelssohn
Violetta Agria
Charles Aiello
Jeanette R. Alfano
John S. Allan
Joan
Joanna G. Anderson
Robert Charles Anderson
Verna Mae Anderen
Eugene A. Andrea
Wayne J. Andresen
Arthur P. Andreucci
Dale J. Antes
Harry B. Bahrke
Allan John Bain
Thomas J. Banski
Stephanie A. Bart
Donna M. Becker
Lucille Marie Becker
Zlayne R. Behr
Patricia Lee Belleau
LeRoy R. Belongia
Shirley Jean Benedict
Roy Eugene Benson
Eugene bin- Minger
Marilyn Mae Bilaim
Virginia Lee Blaziewske
Patricia Bleashka
Joyce Maxyne Block
Barbara Ann Bloxdorf
Berggren
Richard S. Boris
Richard Borneman
Jeannette
Marilyn Bosman
Raoul “Frenchy
Boutan
Wil R. Bowman
Dorothy Anna Brewer
Betty Brion
Charles Joseph Brothers
Marilyn Byrn
Richard Lloyd Bun
Kenneth H. Decker
JoAnn M. Deitering
James V. DeSantis
John Donald DeWitt
Joseph G. DiAntoni
Jerauld D. Dieter
Shirley M. Disotell
Robert D. Dutthardt
Maryann Dodge
Gerald E. Dosemagen
Phillip G DuBois, Jr
Donald J. Dugan
Nancy J. Dyberg
Beverly Rose Dyrhovd
Lorraine Emily Ebener
Robert L Edgerton
Betty Jane Edwards
Marilyn Laura Eichinger
Donna Louise Etzelmueller
Eleanore Etzelmuller
Jean Marie Falkenstern
Ruth DeLeon Farley
Barbara Jean Fenske
Eileen Fiege
Judythe Naureen Finn
Delores M Fischbach
Eugene Jay Fitch
Irene D Follak
Leeman Forrest
Gerald George Fox
Donald G Franks
Jack Arthur Freeberg
Roger B. Frisk
Jean Katherine Gallagher
Marilyn Rae Gallup
William A. Galster
Mildred Antonia Gamberini
Leslie E. Gardner
Richard Louis Gatti
Aldo P. Gentile
Anna Marie Gentile
Anthony P. Gentile
Dean Gerlach
Joanne Getschman
Lillian A Giacomin
Walter Gibson
William John Girman
Barbara Jo Gordon
Thomas P Goss
Jermaine Graffenius
William A Graumann
Donald Griffin
James G Griffin
Alice Mac
Wallace Hilliard
Donna Mae Hoff
Glen Earle Holt
Glen H. Hopkins
Audrey Hornby
David F. Hoyer
Mary Ebien Huetten
John H Ihlenfeldt
Gwendolyn James
Katherine F. Jayne
Jay Thomas Jespersen
Ronald George Johnson
Nancy Ann Jones
Betty May Jorgensen
Richard L. Jorgensen
William Griffel
Joan R. Kircher
Betty Jane Kiv
Ralph Klees
Ralph B Knox
Robert Allan Koch
Donald L Kocol
Mary Anne Krebs
Frederick L. Kreger
Kathleen Edith Kroening
Barbara Jane Krueger
Mary Lou LaCombe
Brunhilde A Ludwig
Margaret Landre
Gerald Langenbach
Jean Frances Langer
Lansdown
Ellen Christine Larsen
Louis H. Larson, Jr
Robert G Lasky
Iris Mary Lees
Ruth Ann Lefebvre
Theresa LePera
Gerald Lepp
Walter Levanowich
John T. Lewis
Vincent T. Lin
L. L. William Lichter
Gerald B. Lindell
Keith W. Lindstedt
Dean J. Loew
Robert W. Lough
Marilyn Jean Ludke
La-Verne C. Machulsky
Dominick Magna Joan Helen Maksen
Eugene H Malloy
Rudy Marderos
PYC Directors Meet Thursday
The Protestant Youth Council board will hold a meeting Thursday night at 7:30 at the Youth Center on 2nd St. A report on the Shares of Success program will be given and certificates awarded. Also planned is a report on bowling alleys installation with bowling league participants invited. An open house at the PYC building is scheduled for Sunday, June 18 at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Youth Council Board of Directors
2Nd St
PYC Bowling League
PYC
Obituary List Names Local Residents
A long list of individuals including Joseph Maurer Jerome LeRoy Maurer Denise Caryl McKinley Marilyn McPhaul Richard Merg Marilyn Merritt and others appears, likely a community or memorial notice naming residents. The names span multiple families and may reflect a public roster in a local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maurer
Jerome LeRoy Maurer
Denise Caryl McKinley
Marilyn Jean McPhaul
Richard W. Merg
Marilyn Merritt
William H. Meurer
Theodore J. Meyer
Gerald Mielke
Lillian Mirosovsky
June Helen Modory
Catherine Audrey Mohr
Edith Marie Mohr
John G. Molstad
Robert Louis Morelli
Bernadette Ann Morgan
Joan Frances Munich
Clarence R. Mundt
Arnold R. Neises
Jerome Nelson
Mary Dee Niederprim
Myrtle
Hazel Reel
Raymond E. Renick
Donald P. Reuter
William J. Rice
Vita G. Ritacca
Mary Ann Roberts
Adrienne Robinson
Helen Marie Rodina
William Charlies Roemer
Joyce Eleanora Rohling
Edward M. Romanowski
Patricia Mary Ann Rondeau
Mary Ellen Rose
Bernard Rosmann
Lowell Rovik
Bernard A. Rubenstein
Vera Anne Rudgal
Nance M. Ruffa
Ned Virgili
Patricia T. Volk
Vivian Frances Voves
Donna Mae Walkowski
Patricia Ann Warren
Marilyn Frances Wasrick
Donald Lee Wasurick
Joyce Lorraine Wasurick
Phillip Weaver
Barbara Anne Wehner
Grace Emily Weidner
Janice Arlene Wenninger
Margaret Pearl Whyte
Evelyn Jane Wiesner
Gordon V. Wilkinson
Marilyn Louann Wirch
Joyce Vivian Wolfe
Marilyn Joanne Young
Virginia Ann Zales
Fire blamed on children starts garage blaze
Fire department reports a blaze at a garage owned by Mrs. Concetta Pingatore 2212 54th St caused by children playing with matches. Damage estimated at $50 occurred shortly before 10 a m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concetta Pingatore
54Th St
Out-of-Town Grid Games OK For Junior High
Kenosha school board approves limited out-of-town football games for junior high teams. Three three-team schedules set for Sept 15 to Oct 28 with games mostly in nearby cities. Principals oppose travel citing age travel and supervision costs. board members push minimal travel to stay competitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Board of Education
Public Schools Administration
James Trebbin
Paul Saftig
Daniel Lencioni
Curtis Strange
McKinley Junior High
Harold R. Maurer
George Manson
Charles Jaskwhich
Florence Donnelly
Lincoln
James Chapel
Washington
McKinley
Jaskwhich
Kenosha
Joseph Hamelink
Circus Optimist Club praises 1800 viewer show in Kenosha
The Kelly Morris circus drew over 1800 attendees in two shows and was called a financial success by Kenosha Optimist Club president John P. McEvoy. Plans proceed to open Lincoln Park lagoon for weekend fishing for children 14 and under supervised by Optimist members. The club seeks a suitable boat via donation or purchase for life saving use and issues fishing permits through the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly-Morris
John P. McEvoy
Kenosha Optimist Club
Lincoln Park
Streetside notices mix of sales and local updates
The column lists multiple local items: traffic accidents, closures, business moves, and service ads. Gallo's Barber Shop shifts address to 7529 22nd Avenue. Hal's Shell Service offers 24 hour car care. Dumont area sales tease jewelry, fishing reels, and rummage events. Local fines for speeding and dog at large are noted. Community clubs and flower vendors advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
75Th St
22Nd Avenue
Gallo’s
57Th St
Wash-Kenosha
Hal's Shell Service
22Nd Ave
Harry Clarence Herr
Pleasant Prairie
Somers
Obscene Comic Books Lead to Two Arrests
A Kenosha man and a Pleasant Prairie teenager faced morals charges over alleged obscene literature sales. Frank Fumo 29 arraigned on counts of contributing to delinquency and selling obscene comics. Alan McNeil 19 pleaded guilty to morals offenses and is jailed without bond awaiting sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Frank Fumo
31St Ave
W. W. Davis
Alan E. McNeil
Pleasant Prairie
Edward J. Ruetz
McNeil
Paris
Dist. Atty
Urban J. Zievers
Famo
Fumo
39Th Ave
60Th St
Waupun
William P. Schmitt
Floyd Hughes
Schmitt
American Brass Receives Wisconsin Safety Honor
The American Brass Company of Kenosha earned a Wisconsin Council of Safety certificate of honor for outstanding accident prevention in 1949. H. A. Klemm signed the letter of commendation, noting the company’s long record and pride in its safety program. The Kenosha plant posted 5.9 accidents per million man hours last year. John D. Alexander is safety and employment director. Ray Doerring is assistant safety director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Brass Company
Wisconsin Council of Safety
H. A. Klemm
American Brass
Kenosha
John D. Alexander
Ray Doerring
Klemm
Dogs to be examined after attack on Noel Smith
A six year old boy Noel Smith of 7725 23rd Ave. was bitten on the left leg and ankle. He received medical care from a physician and the dogs involved are set for examination this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Smith
23Rd Ave
Noel
Kenosha Sends 32 Scouts to National Jamboree at Valley Forge
Kenosha troop selections complete for the national jamboree at Valley Forge in July. Howard Gatley reports 32 scouts from various Kenosha troops will attend, with six seniors forming the jamboree troop and Allan Kammer among listed participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Forge
Howard Gatley
Howard Konrad
Macwhyte Company
Clarence Webb
Don Anderson
Nicholas Peck
Richard Otto
George G. Gatley
Kenosha
Lincoln Park
Richard D. Wright
Jerome Carpenter
Alfred E. Herzog
Paul L. Schutt, Jr
Stanley E. Ball
Harold Topel
Orrin Howard
Edward Stevens
Bernard Chulew
Richard Pofahl
Robert Krause
Jack Ludke
John Pearson
Russell Maxwell
Jerome Soens
Julius Gastaldi
Lee T. de Roos
Robert Kramer
Leon E. Niederkorn
Allan Kammer
Dick Woods
Joseph Wallace
Quentin Consoer
Robert Schlax
Malcom Evers
Charles Nash Miller, Jr
Roger Hall
Phillip Krahn
Hemisphere
Meeting Called On Zoning Plan
County board members are invited to a joint meeting of the city planning commission tomorrow at 7 30 p m in city hall council chambers. City manager A E Axtell says the session will discuss city county cooperation in zoning and planning with state planning board members M W Torkelson and Patrick Albers Floyd Carlson Racine the city planning consultant and a Chicago regional planning board representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Planning Commission
A. E. Axtell
M. W. Torkelson
Patrick Albers
State Planning Board
Floyd Carlson
Racine
Obituary: Oakley Zinser 19 Brighton Township
Oakley Zinser aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs John Zinser of Brighton township died Tuesday at St Josephs hospital Milwaukee after a long illness. Born in Wausau in 1930 he moved to Brighton with his parents in 1945 and attended St Marys high school Burlington until April 1949 when illness forced him to leave. Surviving are his parents two brothers Herman and Ernest both at home and two sisters Mrs Helen Heisted Wittenburg Wis and Gertrude at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Zinser
John Zinser
Brighton Township
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Milwaukee
Wausau
Torighton
Oakley
St. Mary’s High School
Burlington
Herman
Ernest
Helen Heisted
Wittenburg
Wis
Gertrude
Former Kenoshan Margaret Grisinger Dies at 78
Margaret Thresa Grisinger 78 a former Kenoshan died in Waukesha Wisconsin after an extended illness. Born in Pleasant Prairie township on June 17 1871 she spent most of her life there. Survived by son Harry Milwaukee and niece Mrs Walter Cleary Kenosha widow of John S Grisinger of Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thresa Grisinger
Waukesha
Wis
Pleasant Prairie Township
Harry
Milwaukee
Walter Cleary
Kenosha
Grisinger
John S. Grisinger
State Approves Speed Limits in Kenosha County
The state highway commission approves new speed limits at three sites in Kenosha county. Hy 43 will post 45 mph entering and leaving Kenosha. Hy 50 will show 50 mph across several segments, with a 35 mph stretch near the Hy 83 junction and a resumed 50 mph until near KD. A 40 mph limit will apply on Hy 50 from 850 feet east of the PK junction to 150 feet west of the west junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Kenosha County
Kenosha
Ted Meyer Speaks at Wisconsin Community Chests Conclave
Ted Meyer executive secretary of the Kenosha County Community Fund spoke at the Wisconsin Community Chests and Councils Inc meeting in Stevens Point. The one day session focused on the campaign committee and the campaign with representatives from 26 community chests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meyer
Kenosha
Also Mentioned on This Page
KHS
Travelers Insurance Company
Travelers Life Insurance and Annuities
Tom J. Henkel
Firemens
Somers Volunteer Fire Department
Maplecrest Country Club
Nels Morrison
AAA
Kenosha Building & Loan
Air Line
Edmund Lamacchia
Travel Service
Guttormsen
Brosk
7Th Ave
Dale's
Jack Andrea
Lloyd J. Mitchell
Chicago
34Th Ave
Petit Electric
Roosevelt Rd
Myron M. Gaston
Waukegan
Ill
63Rd St
52Nd St
L. Turner Sons, Florists
6Th Ave
Ivory Diggins
Sun Valley
von Schrader
Rudy George Maderos
18Th Ave
Charlie Morzejko
14Th Ave
Hallmark
Victor Preston
36Th Ave
Gerald Bruno
Russell Mindermann
Lincoln Rd
Samuel Salerno
Louis Olsman, M.D
American Board of Surgery
William H. Lipman, M
Kenosha National Bank
Lished
America
56Th Street
F.C. McCarthy
Mountain Wall Water Corns
E. J. Kilkelly
Ph. G
Kilkelly Rexall Drugs
Kenoshan
International Harvester
Coolerator
Iron Rite Ironers
Hamilton
Simon Electric
43Rd St
18Th Avenue
52Nd Street
City Hall
H. T. Rudgal
Supt. Water Department
Stetson
Panama
56Th St
Bell Dressed
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