Victor Dieu 61 Dies After Long Illness in Kenosha
Victor Dieu 61 former Belgium Village owner residing at 6601 Thirty second avenue died at a Kenosha hospital after a long illness. He was born June 2, 1885 in Braceville Illinois and lived in Belgium before returning to America then moved to Kenosha in 1919. He operated the Belgium Village on Sheridan road until retiring in 1945. Survived by widow Elsie. son John Dieu of Kenosha. daughters Mrs Harold Lindstrom Park Ridge Illinois and Mrs Allan Upham Kenosha. five grandchildren and one great grandchild. brother Jewel Dieu Joliet Illinois. He was a member of the Tavern League and Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Dieu
Belgium Village
Thirty Second Avenue
Kenosha Hospital
Braceville
Peter Dieu
Ilinois
Belgium
America
Coal City
Jennie Robinson
West
Kenosha
Dieu
Elsie Dixon
Sheridan Road
Tavern League of
Knights of Pythias
John Dieu
Harold Lindstrom
Park Ridge
Allan Upham
Jewel Dieu
Joliet
Divorce Granted in Kenosha Cruel Treatment Case
Mrs. Sarah Ruebsamen aged 24 was granted a divorce from Gustave Ruebsamen aged 25 in municipal court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married in 1938 in Kenosha and the wife was awarded custody of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ruebsamen
Kenosha
Gustave Ruebsamen
Ruebsamen
Mary C. Ginkowski
Stanley B. Ginkowski
A. L. Drury
Ginkowski
Mary C. Fata
Adios
Isetts
Municipal and Juvenile Court Actions and Local Notices
Obscure municipal and county judicial matters include Judge Ruetz and Judge Davis attending a state juvenile judges conference in Oshkosh with sessions Tuesday and Wednesday, a disorderly conduct charge against John Vincent Zieck in Milwaukee, a warrant for John Crap on a simple assault complaint by Dexheimer, a divorce granted to Mary C. Ginkowski from Stanley B. Ginkowski, and various local ads. Additional items note a weed control meeting at Paddock Lake School and minor fire damages at local properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Ruetz
W. W Davis
Kenosha County
Oshkosh
John Vincent Zieck
Sixtieth Street
Edward J. Ruetz
Alex Dexheimer
Crap
Brighton Township
Dexheimer
Club to Hold Veterans Night in Kenosha
Kenosha County Conservation club meets at the Union Club building on Tuesday evening with veterans and servicemen as guests. Ben Zander reports wartime wildlife stewardship and conservation activities, plus a talk by a noted conservationist and the color film Action in Idaho. Awards will be presented to veterans. meeting begins 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Idaho
Zander
Lingerie and clothing stolen during move in Kenosha
A resident reports theft of lingerie a man s sport shirt and two pairs of khaki trousers while she was moving into the home on May 31. Numerous local ads note services and businesses including courts and real estate, with town events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propeller Club
Maplecrest Country Club
Adv
Bath Marquess and India Official Thomas Thynne Dies
Thomas Henry Thynne 83 who held the title of fifth Marquess of Bath and served as parliamentary undersecretary of state for India in 1905 died Sunday in England. He was a prominent aristocrat and public figure with long service in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warminister
England
Thomas Henry Thynne
Marquess of Bath
India
Lansing Wilcox Honored at G A R Breakfast in Kenosha
Lan sing A Wilcox aged 100, department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, was honored at a Sunday breakfast at the Odd Fellows temple in Kenosha. He recalled American unity and service, born in Southport in 1846, now living in Cadott Wisconsin, with his wife by his side. City officials welcomed delegates and toastmaster James G. Wallace introduced department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing A. Wilcox
Cadett
Wis
Grand Army of the Republic
Kenosha
Odd Fellows Temple
Odd Fellows’ Temple
America
United States
Wilcox
Southport
James G. Wallace
Emil Clausen
Mr. Wallace
Couple Posts Bond On Morals Charge
Jacob Winters and Evelyn Peterson were charged with lewd and lascivious conduct at arraignment before County Judge W. W. Davis and released on bonds pending preliminary hearing. Winters posted 500 dollars and Peterson 300 dollars after pleading not guilty. Police investigators reported the couple had been living together about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Winters
Thirtieth Avenue
Evelyn Peterson
Tenth Avenue
W. W. Davis
Winters
Miss Peterson
Beulah McNeil
John Boswell
Joseph Strubel
Marie Gallo Dies at Home in Kenosha
Mrs Marie Gallo 68 wife of Orlando Gallo and a long time Kenosha resident died at her home 5129 Eighteenth Avenue this morning following a heart attack. She was born in Plataria Catanzaro Italy August 8 1877 and came to Kenosha in 1905. Survived by husband four sons Ralph Michael Dominic John four daughters Millie Doty Jennie Helen six grandchildren one brother John Cerminaro and one sister Mrs Josephine Gennac caro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Gallo
Orlando Gallo
Kenosha
Eighteenth Avenue
Platania
Province of
Catanzaro
Italy
Dominic Cerminaro
Holy Rosary Church
Holy Rosary Society
Ralph
Michael
Dominic
John
Millie Doty
Jennie
Helen
John Cerminaro
Josephine Gennaccaro
Mader Sentenced On License Charge
Herbert Mader pleaded guilty to operating as an auto dealer without a state license. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs, with an alternative 90 days in county jail. The judge added another 90 days and warned of a repeater charge for further infringements, with potential prison time. Mader was released on probation to State Officer Haukedahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mader
Dayton
Stanley G. Haukedahl
Edward J. Ruetz
Mader
Waupun
Haukedahl
Professor FitzGerald Dies at 73 in Urbana
John D. FitzGerald, 73, longtime head of the Spanish department at the University of Arizona from 1929 to 1943 and former University of Illinois professor for 20 years, died Saturday. He was born in Newark, New Jersey.
Bristol Farmer Jerry McNamara Dies at 59
Jerry McNamara of Bristol township died this morning at St. Catherine's hospital after a long illness. A lifelong farmer born November 12, 1886, he is survived by two sons Claude and Edward. two daughters Mrs Jerome Klinkowitz and Sarah. three grandchildren. two sisters Mrs Kittie Gibson and Mrs Helen Tobin. He was a member of St Marys Catholic church and married Ann Emma Tucker on November 10, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McNamara
Bristol Township
State Line Road
St. Catherine's Hospital
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ann Emma Tucker
McNamara
Jeremiah McNamara
Kenosha County
Claude
Edward
Jerome Klinkowitz
Hales Corners
Sarah McNamara
Milwaukee
Kittie Gibson
Helen Tobin
Monrovia
Calif
Death takes Mrs Anna Zeman in Kenosha
Mrs Anna Zeman 46 of 3613 Roosevelt road died at Kenosha hospital after a long illness. Born in Czechoslovakia July 18, 1899 she came to Kenosha in 1905. Survived by son James and daughter Dorothy Zeman, her father in Kenosha, two brothers John Ribar Milwaukee Anthony B Ribar Kenosha, and three sisters Mrs Bruno Zeak Mrs Ethel Leys and Mrs John Novascone all Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Zeman
Roosevelt Road
Kenosha Hospital
Czechoslovakia
Albert Ribar
Kenosha
Lady Eagles
James Zeman
Dorothy Zeman
John Ribar
Milwaukee
Anthony B. Ribar
Bruno Zeak
Ethel Leys
John Novascone
Spontaneous Fire Damages Farm House on Highway 31
A clothes closet ignition damaged a story and a half frame residence north of Highway 50. Otto Mittman owned the home, occupied by the George Jones family. Pleasant Prairie fire department and Undersheriff Huck helped with the blaze, with damage over $1,000. Neighbors aided in moving furniture.
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Highway 31
Highway 50
Otto Mittman
George Jones
Pleasant Prairie
Leland Chartier
Kenoshans in the Service on Leaves and Assignments
Lt. Keith F E Pugh arrived at his parents home on a 15 day leave from Sheppard Field. He will report to a North Carolina camp on June 19 for overseas duty. S/Sgt Frank A Stankus, returning on furlough, is en route from England France and Germany after three years reenlistment. He and his unit have converted bombers into 20 man troop transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith FE. Pugh
Sheppard Field
Earl Pugh
Eleventh Avenue
North Carolina
S/Sget
Frank A. Stankus
Frank W. Stankus
Twelfth Avenue
Kenosha
Stankus
England
France
Germany
United States
Sgt
W Christensen Dies at Kenosha Hospital
Walter Christensen aged 69 former Nash Kelvinator employee of Kenosha dies at Kenosha hospital after short illness. Born in Denmark October 30 1876 he lived in Racine Union Grove and Kenosha. Survived by son Vernon Christensen daughter Mrs Gerald W Skilbeck Jr and two grandchildren. Wife predeceased him in 1941. Australia will restrict the importation of books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Christensen
Nash-Kelvinator Company
Nineteenth Avenue
Kenosha Hospital
Denmark
Valdemar Christensen
America
Racine
Wis
Helga Quist
Union Grove
Christensen
Kenosha
Baptist Tabernacle
First Baptist Church of
Mrs Medenko Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Josephine Medenko aged 53 of 1207 Fifty-fifth street Kenosha died after a week’s illness at Kenosha hospital. Born in Poland she emigrated to America in 1909 and lived in Chicago before moving to Kenosha in 1928. She is survived by Boris her husband two daughters Mrs Marie Potts of Kenosha and Mrs Michael Walles of Chicago three grandchildren a sister Mrs Walter Sieniewicz and a brother John Waskowski both of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Medenko
Fifty-fifth Street
Kenosha Hospital
Poland
America
Chicago
Boris Medenko
St. Vanclaus Parish
Kenosha
Boris
Marie Potts
Michael Walles
Walter Sieniewicz
John Waskowski
Chiropractic Adjustments For Nervousness
Chronic nervousness is deep seated and can lead to indigestion and constipation. Restoring the spinal vertebrae to proper position allows vital force to flow to the body, reducing nervous disorders. Chronic nervousness can be overcome by Chiropractic adjustments, D. C., Ph. C.
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Jos. Pacini
Dolan
Fifty-eighth St
Union Club
Conservation Club
Pucci
Stellar Tavern
Anderson Furniture
George M Briggs
Henry Lunz
Madison
Paddock Lake School
E. V. Ryall
Grunow
Simon Electric and
43Rd St
Congress Club
Ray Cartwright
Thirty First Avenue
Roseevelt Theater
Sixty First Avenue
Oscar Peter
Frank Maresenlco
Dial
Uptown Vacuum Cleaner and Appliance Co
Roosevelt Rd
Fred Augustine
Sixty Seventh Street
Don Johnson
Johnson’s Auto
Thirty-ninth Ave
Auto Service
Charles H. Curtiss
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
National Bank Building
Evening News
Library Park
Alma Cheesman
G.A.R
Everett
Fifth Avenue
Johnnie Dorff
60Th St. Lundhes
Harry Tuaritsen
Sixth Avenue
Lecker
Mth Ave
Clara Fish
Twentieth Avenue
Newberry Abstract Co
7Th Ave
Robert Lee Walker
Buffalo
N. Y
Thirty Ninth Avenue
Taft Road
Donald Murphy
John Shaffer
Advance Novelty Co
Snap-On Tools Corporation
Patek and
Great Western Paints
Fowler's
Advy
Ralph Lehman
Lehman
Twenty Second Avenue
Sixty Fifth
Seventy-fifth Streets
Raymond Gleason
Lee
Ady
Mary's Cafe
Ruth and Fritz
6Th Ave
Mary Romantini
Edward Koehn
Alice Wiertz
Manitowoc
Frank Koehn
Charlie Deming
Phillips
Ameridan RD
Evening Newa Photo
Lansing Wilcox
Maywood
Kelly Kupfpfolo
Becker
Marie Gallo
Bristol
Death
Mrs
Franks
Franks’ Diner
W. Christensen
Australia
Hartford Insurance
French & Gail
First National Bank Building
PHONO
Master Plumbers Association
National Association OF Master Plumbers
Wisconsin Master Plumbers Association
Kaelber’s
Jensen
ATLAS
Mischler
Larsen’s
Stein
Wisconsin Iron & Metal Co
Dd. C
Ph. C
I. G. Moe
Joseph Funck
Fifty-Sixth Street
Sign Service
Neon
Ckenosha Sign Company Inc
Sixty Third St
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