Encampment of State 6. A. R. To Open Sunday
Encampment events unfold across Dayton area with C Y O band Navy club and Polish Legion units marching. A memorial service at Methodist church features Rev. Frankson and tributes from allied orders ahead of a Monday banquet at the Eagles club. Fire department investigated a furnace smoke incident with no damage at Highland Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Sea Scouts
Methodist
GAR
Fred E. Frankson
Alma Cheeseman
M. C. Dixon
Allied Orders
United
American Legion Hall
Pleasant Prairie
Highland Avenue
West Sixtieth Street
Charles P. Matson
Delwiche Divorce Granted in Municipal Court
Loretta B Delwiche of Kenosha was granted a divorce from James M Delwiche by Acting Municipal Judge W W Davis in a municipal court proceeding. The couple, married in June 1940, have no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta B. Delwiche
Kenosha
James M. Delwiche
W. W. Davis
Anderson Furniture
Body of Second Victim Recovered From Twin Lakes
After an eight day search for two Chicagoans who drowned at Twin Lakes Memorial Day, Charles Naegel Jr. 21 was found near the east shore and Edward Borowski was recovered from Lake Elizabeth near Hickory Point. Coroner authorized removal to Chicago. Divers and aerial scans had failed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes
Milton la Violette
Joseph Beyers
Twin Lakes Village
Charles Naegel, Jr
Edward Borowski
Kenosha
Lake Elizabeth
Naegel
Beyers
Borow ‘Ski
Hickory Point
James A. Crossin
Chicago
Bernard Loef 60 Dies at Manitowoc Home Shoto Gardens Proprietor
Bernard Loef 60 longtime Kenosha resident and Shoto Gardens summer resort proprietor died Friday night at his Manitowoc area home born 1885 in Kenosha son of the late Theodore and Mrs Loef he moved to Manitowoc at nine married Ann Brandt in 1908 and had ties to Elks Eagles Royal League and Catholic Orders of Foresters survived by widow a sister Mrs H C Thielen Manitowoc and three brothers Peter Ted Manitowoc and John Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Loef
Kenosha
Manitowoc
Shoto Gardens
Theodore Loef
Ann Brandt
Grand Rapids
Mich
Elks, Eagles
Royal League
Catholic Orders of Foresters
H. C. Thielen
Peter
Ted
John
Detroit
Lockwood Heads Kenosha County Farm Bond Advisory
Charles H. Lockwood is named chairman of the Kenosha County Agriculture Advisory committee to promote government savings bonds to farmers. The group, under the Kenosha County War Finance committee, includes Wendolyn Reiter, Robert Pringle, Nathan Westcott, John Evans, Erik Hansen, George Hall, and Egon G. Uhen. He was chosen for his wartime bond sales leadership and the statewide effort carries the slogan Build a Financial Reserve While You Can. John T. Omernik announced the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Charles H. Lockwood
Kenosha County
Wisconsin Agriculture Advisory Committee
Lockwood
Rotary Club to Hear University Speaker on Independence Policy
Dr. Franklin D. Scott a Northwestern University professor will address the Rotary Club Tuesday next week on Independence and American Policy. Members are told a supply of Rotary lapel pins is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Scott
Northwestern University
Rotary Club
Chile Reduces Airmail Rates to Promote International Service
Chile lowers its air mail rates to other nations to boost international mail service. The move aims to expand cross border correspondence and strengthen postal ties with foreign destinations.
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Chile
Veterans Urge Plan for College Scholarships and Waivers
Kenosha Elks winner Lois Ann Witt advances to state Elks scholarship contest based on US history and constitution knowledge. County Veterans Service Officer Evan R. Pfannmiller urges World War II veterans planning fall schooling to apply early for college eligibility and subsistence allowances to avoid delays. Since January 21, 1946, over 210 Kenosha high school veterans have earned diplomas or passed tests, with tests offered in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Ann Witt
Kenosha Lodge of Elks
Kenosha
Wisconsin State Elks Association
United States
Veterans’ Service
Evan R. Pfanmiller
Dwight T. John
Kenosha High School
Veterans’ Office
Planmiller
Veterans Today
Veterans Administration
Nje Plawmiller
County Weed Control Meeting planned for June 11
A county wide meeting on weed control will be held Tuesday evening June 11 at 7 30 p m at Paddock Lake school. Kenosha county farm acres have suffered from noxious weeds and weed control measures will be discussed by Professor George M Briggs and Henry Lunz. County Agent E V Ryall invites town officers weed commissioners highway patrolmen and other interested persons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paddock Lake School
Kenosha County
Henry Lunz
State Department of Agriculture Seed and Weed Laboratory
Wisconsin
E. V. Ryall
George M. Briggs
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Drunk Driver Pleads Guilty and Is Fined
Stanley Vitahitis aged 57 of 1611 Fifty-second Street pleaded guilty to drunken driving. Municipal Judge Edward J. Ruetz fined him $65 plus costs and revoked his license for one year. An occupational driving permit was granted. He was arrested June 2 after deputies investigated complaints of crowding several cars on Highway 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Vitahitis
Fifty-second Street
Edward J. Ruetz
Vitahitis
Jury Discharged In Murder Trial In Hayward Wisconsin
A circuit court jury deliberated 27 hours in the first degree murder trial of Mrs. Helen Marcheski 53 of Radisson. They were unable to reach a verdict and were discharged by Judge Clarence F. Rinehard. Marcheski admitted shooting her husband Sam 57 four times but pleaded temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Wis
Helen Marcheski
Radisson
Clarence F. Rinehard
Ancient stone slab printing device brought from China
A carved stone slab weighing over a ton, one of the world's earliest printing machines, dating beyond 2000 years, has been transported to England from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
China
Eire Launches Program for Better and Cheaper Transport
Eire announces a new initiative to improve public transport efficiency and affordability. The program aims to lower fares while expanding service in major cities and regional routes. Local officials describe it as a comprehensive reform to boost mobility and reduce travel costs for residents.
Admiral Halsey Urges U S Savings Bonds To Fight Inflation
In a radio NBC address Admiral William F. Halsey urged Americans to invest in U S savings bonds to curb inflation. He spoke as one of 12,000,000 veterans newly returned from war, stressing that gains won with blood and sweat must not be wasted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.S
William F. Halsey
U. S
NBC
Halsey
Wesley Chapel Woman's Society holds summer meeting
Wesley Chapel Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Gillmore home with Mrs. Boyington presiding. The group voted to share evening meetings in summer and planned a future gathering at Mrs. Robt Gillmore's home on June 19 with Mrs. Alzo Nelson as assistant hostess.
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Wesley Chapel
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ernest Gillmore
Freeman Higgins
Boyington
Robt. Gillmore
Alzo Nelson
Robert Pringle
Kenosha Hospital
Donald Pringle
California
Mary Taylor
Clarence
Eugene Jackson
David Walker
Kenoshans In the Service He Rejoined Navy Duty Ends
Robert Crow, Machinist's Mate Second Class, has recovered from burns received aboard ship and is discharged after 27 months of Navy service including 20 months overseas in the Admiralty Islands. He returned home to 1610 Seventy-first Street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crow, Oakland Calif. Oak Knoll Naval Hospital treated his injuries for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crow
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Cal
Admiralty Islands
Frank Crow
Seventy-first Street
Kenosha World Federalists To Host Question Contest
The Kenosha chapter announces an all questions contest on world government. Prize is five pairs of nylon stockings. Open to nonmembers, entry limit 25 words, due by midnight June 15. Three judges named, tie break by coin toss, winner to be announced after June 20 forum at Kemper Hall.
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Kenosha
World Federalists
USA
Seventh Avenue
World Federalist
Edward J. Ruetz
William Doscher
Stephen Sherman
Gerda Lemke
Wilbur Katz
Harvard University Law Review
School of Law
University of Chicago
Katz
Kemper Hall
Kenosha Federalist Forum
52Nd Street
18Th Avenue
City Hall
Children's Day at Somers Congregational Church
Somers Minnie Ozanne reports a Sunday morning service on June 9 at 10 o'clock with a varied program by Sunday school members and a baptism. Participants include Karen Frederickson Eileen Dinges Joyce Berge Donna Leet James Bishop Bruce Bullamore Ralph Meyers Richard Swants Gary Doerflinger Jerry Smith Dean DeGroot Richard Smith George Richard Sorenson Lois Doerflinger Gloria Bishop Janice Frederickson Arlene Smith Gwen Mohr Dennis Anderson Kenneth Aderman Robert Hansche Dick Mayo Sandra Sorenson Mary Ellen Blackman Janana Smith John Bishop Donald Dinges Wendell Rhodes Jr Gilbert Wade Russell Fenske Melvin Aderman Marilyn Yunk Kenneth Smith Everett Meyers Robert Meyers Jean Hansen Kathleen Helding. The Rev Ralph Mayo to deliver sermon. cradle roll introduced by Mrs Edith Christensen. Also notes visits and meetings of local groups and residents including Mrs Theressa Thompson and Kenosha relocation.
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Somers Congregational Church
Karen Frederickson
Eileen Dinges
Joyce Berge
Donna Leet
James Bishop
Bruce Bullamore
Ralph Meyers
Richard Swantz
Gary Doerflinger
Jerry Smith
Dean DeGroot
Richard Smith
George Richard Sorenson
Lois Doerflinger
Gloria Bishop
Janice Frederickson
Arlene Smith
Gwen Mohr
Dennis Anderson
Kenneth Aderman
Robert Hansche
Dick Mayo
Sandra Sorenson
Mary Ellen Blackman
Janana Smith
John Bishop
Donald Dinges
Wendell Rhodes
Gilbert Wade
Russell Fenske
Melvin Aderman
Marilyn Yunk
Kenneth Smith
Everett Meyers
Robert Meyers
Jean Hansen
Kathleen Helding
Ralph Mayo
Edith Christensen
William N. Bailey
Roy Pierce
Antioch
R.N.A. 500 Club
Earl S. Yule
Ernest Larsen
Irving E. Gardinier
Harold Hansen
Somers Camp Royal
America
Theressa Thompson
Burr Oak Club Elects Officers for School Year
The Burr Oak Community Club named officers for the upcoming school year with President Mrs Allan DeGroot Vice President Mrs Delbert Innis and Treasurer Mrs C Ruthe. Adams family and friends visited Milwaukee then returned to Chicago after several days with Alvin Rogers. Jay B Edwards Woodworth visited Mrs Fannie Baker and LeRoy Bailey in Madrid Spain houses for prefabrication are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cudahy
Kenosha
Jay B. Edwards
Woodworth
Fannie B Baker
Clyde Mitchell
Chicago
Mmes
Jay W
W. Wendell Rhodes
Grant Warden
Hattie Burrell
Leonard Midh
Paris
Automatic dish and clothes washers for sale in England
English retailers advertise automatic dish and clothes washers at 200 dollars each plus tax. Each washer is said to handle about 30 dishes or eight pounds of clothing per cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Eagles
Raye Black
Frank Burt
Herby
Sun Dodgers
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North Shore Line
James Marshall
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Herb
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Little Mill
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G. M. Matson Realty Co
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Green Bay Rd
Evening News
Phyllis McGonegle
Phyllis
Edwin McGonegle
Chris Roosevelt
Ted's Tavern
45Th St
Swantz Agency
56Th St
Kenosha Evening News
Louis VanDerMoen
Paul Lippert
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Highway 42
Springbrook Road
Larry Pommerich
Robert's
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6Th Ave
Charlie Deming
Sheridan RD
5S&th ST
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University of Wisconsin
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Ryall
Eire
Irish Tourist Board
Union Club
Conservation Club
Minnie Ozanne
Alvin Rogers
Clifford
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Twentieth Ave
J. B. Edwards
LeRoy F. Bailey
Madrid
Spain
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Maywood Restaurant
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Ed la Vigne
AERIE
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F.O.E
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