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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1952

Page

7

Six Injured in Four Car Collision and Mishaps

Six youths and nine others injured in county and city traffic incidents over the weekend. Notable crash on Highway 32 near 10th Street left Klen, Massimilano, Simonsen injured. Klen, Kudrycki, and others hospitalized with fractures, shocks, and cuts. Police indicate two cars may have tried to pass a third, causing a four car crash.

Carol Hughes Mary Tendryk Fedor Klen Silver Lake Constantyn Klen Nicholas Kudrycki Wayne Lemke Racine St. Catherine’s Hospital Lemke Miss Tendryk Frank V. Massimilano Benjamin Simonsen 10Th St Klen Massimilano Simonsen Highway 50 Highway 45 John P. Kondrot 25Th Ave Louis Caputo 21St Ave Kenosha Hospital Kondrot Caputo Bud E. Cobb Ernest A. Ferris Bellwood County Trunks Kenosha Hos

Building Group Secures 15 Cent Pay Hike for City Labor

Building Laborers Local 237 wins approval from the Washington DC construction industries stabilization commission for a 15 cent per hour raise. The pay rise, retroactive to May 1 after federal approval, covers all city building laborers and sewer construction workers. Arvo Mattson, union secretary, announced the settlement reached with the Mason Cement and Plastering Contractors association following a 23 day work holiday.

Building Laborers Local 237 Construction Industries Stabilization Commission Washington, D. C Arvo Mattson Mason, Cement and Plastering Contractors’ Association Mattson

Obituary of Paul Egi Sr 74 Dies at Home in Kenosha

Paul Egi Sr. aged 74 died at his residence 1602 59th St after a long illness. Born in Austria November 15 1877 he emigrated to Olean New York before moving to Kenosha in 1903. A paint contractor by trade he retired in 1951 and belonged to the German Workingmen's Society. He is survived by his widow three sons Walter Fred Charles and two daughters Mrs Harry Grevenow and Mrs Walter Braun and four grandchildren. He was predeceased by son Paul Jr.

Paul Egi 59Th St Austria Olean N. Y Mary Oelkrug Kenosha Workingmen’s Society Walter Lockport Fred Monroe Wis Charles Harry Grevenow Walter Braun Paul Jr

Vandals Strike Haas Coal Yard Overnight

Rich ard Poplawski yard foreman says vandals damaged coal trucks at Haas Coal Co. on 5133 6th Ave over the weekend. Headlights were left on, cab ins were pilfered and gas caps removed. Company officials continue a full damage check.

Haas Coal Co 6Th Ave Richard Poplawski Stll

Mrs Belle Perkins Dies After Long Illness At 80

Mrs Belle Margaret Perkins 80 of 7200 31st Ave died at Willowbrook Sanatorium after a long illness. Born in Waukegan April 18 1872 she married John E Perkins Feb 10 1892. The Kenosha resident lived in Arizona 1927 1949 and returned to Kenosha. Survived by two sons Howard J and George F four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Belle Margaret Perkins 31St Ave Willowbrook Waukegan Martin Howard John E. Perkins Kenosha Arizona First Congregational Church Woman’s Club

Anthony J. Palica Dies in Rochester Minn

Anthony J. Palica 75 of 503 61st St. Rochester died at St. Mary's hospital after a long illness. Born June 26 1876 in Racine he married Alice Davis Sept 24 1902. He moved to Kenosha in 1905 and worked with the former Allen A company. Survived by two daughters Mrs. J T Priestley of Rochester and Mrs. Robert Fleming of Boston and seven grandchildren. Preceded in death by his wife Nov 12 1950.

Anthony J. Palica St. Mary’s Hospital Rochester Minn Racine Alice Davis Kenosha Palica Allen A Company St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Kenosha Country Club J. T. Priestley

Mrs. Anna Gastauer Dies After Short Illness

Mrs. Anna Gastauer 81 of Pleasant Prairie Township died early today at St. Catherine's hospital after a brief illness. Born in Germany July 19 1870 she came to Pleasant Prairie in 1893 and married Matt Gastauer May 7 1895. Survived by three daughters three brothers ten grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren.

Anna Gastauer Pleasant Prairie Township St. Catherine's Hospital Germany Pleasant Prairie Matt Gastauer St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Edward's Church Racine George Voleska Michael Pfeiffer Emil Henkel S. D Nicholas Schmitt Union Grove Peter Watertown Wis John Lutz Fla

Gurnee Resident Mrs Edward Smith Dies at 72

Gurnee resident Mrs Edward Smith age 72 died Saturday after a long illness at Maple Hill Sanatorium Lake Zurich Illinois. Born in Russell Illinois December 27 1879 she lived in Russell 25 years. She married Edward D Smith May 10 1905 and moved to Gurnee. Survived by husband two sons Donald Alan T and Mrs Edward Ward all of Waukegan two daughters Mrs Frank Strahan Gurnee one brother Ray Dixon and one sister Floy Dixon both of Gurnee and three grandchildren.

Edward Smith Gurnee Maple Hill Lake Zurich Russell Ill Edward D. Smith Donald Alan T Edward Ward Waukegan Frank Strahan Ray Floy Dixon

Former Kenoshan Dies at 74 in California

Gustav F W Rohnow formerly of Kenosha died in Lodi California last Thursday after a long illness. Born in Patterson New Jersey on November 28 1877 he moved to Kenosha in 1899 living there 43 years before relocating to Lodi ten years ago. A building contractor by trade he is survived by his widow Bertha a son and a daughter.

Gustav F. W. Rohnow Kenosha Lodi Calif Patterson N. J Bertha

League of Women Voters condemns secrecy over city manager search

The League of Women Voters urged the city council to reveal remaining city manager candidates, arguing governmental secrecy violates constitutional rights and that the public is entitled to progress details. council president Nicholas Wade plans a poll tonight on the issue amid expected public interest.

League of Women Voters League Board of Directors The Nicholas Wade Council

Officers Named By Oil Group In Kenosha County

F L Beaudreau of Standard Oil Kenosha was elected chairman of the Kenosha County Petroleum Industries committee. Howard Palmen and William White named as vice chairman and secretary respectively. The panel filled public relations, legislation and local affairs posts with a slate including T W Querns, Leland Fulmer, R J Soddy, Lawrence Van Patten, Bert Gilstrap, Fred Schmalfeldt and William Benson. The group endorsed a six point 1952 53 program to protect road funds, seek fair motor fuel taxation, reduce inspection fees, improve highway safety, safeguard private enterprise on highways and repeal federal excise taxes. The committee also urged opposition to any rise in the state gasoline tax. A film Pipeline on Wheels was shown by F H Elliott.

F. L. Beaudreau Standard Oil Co Kenosha Kenosha County Wisconsin F. H. Elliott State Petroleum Industries Committee

Family details mention George and Bieber family ties in Lodi

The notice lists George from Lodi along with Mrs. Karl Bieber and residents of Manhattan Beach, noting eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.

George Lodi Karl Bieber Manhattan Beach

Mrs Cora Wilkinson Dies At 84 In New Haven Conn

Mrs. Cora B Wilkinson, 84, formerly of Kenosha, died Saturday at her New Haven Connecticut home after a long illness. She resided in Kenosha for years and moved east about 1935. Survived by daughter Natalie of New Haven. husband Robert E Wilkinson preceded her in death.

Cora B .Wilkinson Kenosha New Haven Conn Natalie Robert E

Four Legion Posts to Hold Joint Installation in Silver Lake

Kenosha Paul Herrick Post 21 will join Wilmot Silver Lake and Twin Lakes posts to install Legion county council officers in Silver Lake tomorrow at 8 p.m. The American Legion band will play before the ceremony. A motorcade will leave Post 21 at 6 30 p.m. for those unable to arrange a ride.

Kenosha-Paul Herrick Wilmot Silver Lake Twin Lakes Legion County Council American Legion Post 21 Legion

Vehicle Check Yields One Arrest In Citywide Auto Inspect

During May 12 23 local police examined 745 vehicles in Kenosha tests by eight patrolmen. One arrest was for failure to fix brake faults. 42 drivers had license irregularities and 88 cars had defective headlights. Police issued 189 five day warning tickets to remedy defects and irregularities.

Stanley G. Haukedahl Prc T Kenosha Haukedahl Motor- Ss

Winners Collect In Daddy Derby Day Celebrations

Baby girls won Father’s Day prizes in the Cham ber of Commerce third annual Daddy Derby. Donna Jo MacLean, six pounds 15 ounces, was the first baby born yesterday at St. Catherine’s hospital. Elizabeth Lucy Jacobsen, seven pounds 1.25 ounces, followed ten minutes before the deadline at Kenosha hospital. Gift certificates were awarded at the Kenosha theater and at home.

Chamber of Commerce Donna Jo James MacLean 13Th Ave St. Catherine’s Hospital Elizabeth Lucy Gustave Jacobsen Rt. 1 Kenosha Hospital MacLean Kenosha Theater Jacobsen

Milwaukeeans Here Tuesday for Nash Motors Tour

One hundred Milwaukee buss men will tour Nash Motors tomorrow and host 100 Kenosha businessmen at a lunch. Delegates from the Milwaukee Association of Commerce attend the Nash tour and then host the Kenoshans at a 12 15 lunch at the Eagles club. Kingsley will be toast master and Wade will welcome. Gruesel and Kendall will speak.

Milwaukee Nash Motors Kenosha Milwaukee Association of Commerce Kenoshans Eagles Club R. S. Kingsley Kenosha Evening News Nicholas Wade Frank Gruesel Milwaukee Association E. H. Kendall Kenosha Chamber of Commerce

Divorce Granted in Municipal Court for Emma Dimeo

Mrs Emma Dimeo aged 43 was granted a divorce from Albert Dimeo 44 in municipal court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. They have one child and were married in Honolulu Hawaii in 1932. Noon lunches and weekly fish fries are listed at local eateries and a number of court actions and notices follow, including fines for speeding and illegal turns in Pleasant Prairie township.

Emma Dimeo Albert Dimeo Honolulu T. H Dude Ranch 52Nd St 25Th Ave Frank Ramarez Waukegan Ill Pleasant Frairie Bert Richard K. Walker Rt. 2 Pleasant Prairie Township Kenosha County Fair Kenosha County Fair Race Track Wilmot Wis Earl Elfers Trever LaRue Pearson Chicago Roberto Aniz Cooper Rd Merle McFaddin 27Th Ave John G. Church 24Th Ave Somers Township

Alert Officer Finds Missing Mother of Four

A Chicago detective credited Patrolman Gordon Elsen with locating Katharine Gabor, the missing mother of four, after spotting a group entering the Kenosha theater. Elsen tracked the seating, notified headquarters, and detectives confirmed her identity before custody.

Chicago Gordon Elsen Dayton Hotel Kenosha Theater Katherine Gabor Elsen Robert Bosman Paul Conradt

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Nicholas D. Burns Leroy Erdman Highway 41 Robert James Breuhl 22Nd Ave Robert J. Moreland 23Rd Ave Badger Fuel 14Th Ave Jung Chas. H. Curtiss Agency Paul Egi, Sr Art Gail Aaa Osloverian Sth Belle Perkins Kenoshan Bernacchi’s Uptown Pharmacy 63Rd St Nenovska Robert Lundskow Organization Henry Koper, JR Sannens Life Company Wwoines Stanley A. Komistra Southport Park Pavilion Hertz Drive Orville Leonard 75Th St 7Th Ave Samuel Gomaz 60Th St Isaac Phelps Edward J. Ruetz Jasper Passarelli 28Th Ave 59Th Pt 27Th St 35Th St Nelson Donald Tiegs 35Th Ave 30Th Ave 56Th St Claudio Claudino Wilbur W. Smith Cleveland Ohio Moose Club Mooseheart Laurel Hansford Winthrop Harbor Lawrence C. Jacobs Stace New York Life Insurance Co L. A. Stark D.C Orpheum Ewie Orpheum Theater Hal's Shell Service Barden-Moeller Franks’ Diner 58Th Street Restaurant Association Joseph Funck Agency All Ferns of Dessilklice Sonny Bell Clothing House Bell Dressed
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