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Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1952

Page

7

Four Legion Posts Meet for Joint Kenosha County Installations

Officers of Kenosha County American Legion posts held a first joint meeting at Silver Lake Post 293. Joseph Unti was named commander with William Runge Jr as vice commander and Frank Kamin as adjutant finance officer. Ross Phelps led the 40 ot 8 Voiture 410 degree team in ceremonies and Francis Mayer served as installing officer. Harold Rasmussen announced two annual county council meetings, one at Post 21 and one at a county post, with Post 21’s band performing before the session.

Ray Clark Silver Lake Legion County Council Haroley Rasmussen Kenosha-Paul Evening News NEW Legion New Legion County Council Henry DeBerge Ross Phelps William Runge Jr County Council Joseph Unti Frank Kamin H. F. Skees Lawrence Jensen Francis Mayer Raymond Koehler Donald Meier Walter Simons Kenosha County Post 21

Local court fines for motorcycle license plate offense and reckless driving

Local items report Jack Novascone 18 paid five dollars plus costs in municipal court for operating a motorcycle without proper license plates. Joseph F. Nelson 19 was fined thirty dollars and costs for reckless driving after sheriff's deputies detained him in Somers township.

Jack Novascone South Sheridan Rd

Heat Rain Drive Kenosha County Corn Plantings Start Fast

Kenosha County agricultural agent E. V. Ryall says soaking rains and high temperatures have jump started corn plantings. He projects the county could produce its largest corn crop ever, a stark contrast to last year’s cold and wet conditions which delayed planting until mid June. The corn stands a foot to two feet high and bodes well for an early fresh-corn season.

City Manager Interviews Set for Kenosha

City council set interviews for six more candidates, with the first three, Robert Heitsch Oliver Comstock and Harold Vasey, to be questioned on Wednesday June 25 in council chambers at 3 p m. They will tour Kenosha and dine at the Elks club before the session. Herrmann authorized notifying the trio of the dates.

Robert Heitsch Farmington Elks Club Council Heitsch Comstock Vasey City Hall Herrmann

Civil Defense Test Involves Multiple Counties

A 10 30 a m civil defense drill tested mobile battalion equipment with fire police medical engineering and transport teams from Ozaukee Waukesha Washington Walworth Racine and Kenosha counties. A July exercise will assemble units at Highways 41 and 20 to dispatch to a simulated disaster area.

Stanley G. Haukedahl Ozaukee Waukesha Washington Walworth Racine Kenosha

Drunken driving and license offense noted in Racine court

Elbert Lovely, 20, Racine, was fined in municipal court today for drunken driving and driving without a license, paying 100 dollars plus costs and 10 dollars plus costs. Judge Edward J. Ruetz dismissed a noisy muffler charge. Lovely was arrested June 13 on Alford Drive. his license was revoked for one year.

Ipal Alford Edward J. Ruetz Elbert Lovely Racine Lovely Alford Dr

Obituary of Louis E. Kiehl 92 Kenosha innovator and inventor

Louis E. Kiehl 92 of 9013 29th Ave died this morning at Kenosha Hospital after a long illness. Born in Germany Nov 8 1859 he lived in West DePere before settling in Kenosha in 1900. He was married over 70 years to Ida Zabrosky and survived by a son Edward L and six daughters plus ten grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. He previously worked for Allen A company and held patents on a harness buckle and a self heating soldering iron. He was preceded in death by two daughters Wanda Kent and Clarissa.

Louis E. Kiehl 29Th Ave Kenosha Hospital Kiehl Germany Frederick Kiehl West DePere Wis Ida Zabrosky Kenosha Allen A Company Edward L St. Louis Oscar Pratzer Detroit R. J. Dolan

Mrs Anna Leute 77 Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Anna Katherine Leute 77 died at Kenosha hospital after a one week illness. Born April 11 1875 in Goodhue Minnesota she married Rudolph A Leute in 1900. She moved from Ludington Michigan to Kenosha in 1911 and leaves a daughter Mrs John Costello three brothers and four sisters four grandchildren and her husband deceased in 1950.

Anna Katherine Leute 58Th St Kenosha Hospital Goodhue Minn Peter Feindt Ludington Mich Rudolph A. Leute Kenosha John Costello John Ott Binford N. D Christ Fellman Otto Mickelson Red Wing Henry Hesbeck Burlington George Boerner Elizabeth Shelling Los Angeles

Homicide Hearing Delayed for Ray mond Byrd Jr Milwaukee

The preliminary negligent homicide hearing for Ray mond Byrd Jr of Milwaukee was adjourned to July 17 by Judge E J Ruetz in place of County Judge Davis. Byrd faces charges of negligent homicide and related drunken driving offenses after his car struck the Mars Cheese Castle on Highway 41 last April, killing 24 year old Booker T Harris.

Raymond Byrd, Jr Milwaukee E. J. Ruetz W. W. Davis Byrd Mars Cheese Castle Highway 41 Booker T. Harris

Andrew Greenwald 50 Dies After Short Illness

Andrew Greenwald 50 of 3011 58th St died Tuesday afternoon en route to St Catherine's hospital after a brief illness. Born in Kenosha April 26 1902 he worked 25 years for Nash Motors and belonged to the UAW and Ke Nash A club. Survived by three sons and four daughters two brothers and four sisters and one grandchild.

Andrew Greenwald 58Th St St. Catherine's Hospital Kenosha Jacob Greenwald St. James School Nash Motors UAW Eugene James Howard Colby Shirley Theresa Robert Albuquerque N. M Anthony Saltys Racine Joseph Louis George Kresal Herman Pias Henry Parks John Johanson

Former Kenoshan Mary Louise Fowle Dies in Michigan

Mary Louise Fowle 86 formerly of Bristol Township died Monday at her home in Niles Michigan after a long illness. She was a longtime resident of Kenosha and is survived by relatives and friends in the area.

Mary Louise Fowle Bristol Township Niles, Mich

Camp Lake group to elect officers at annual meeting

The Camp Lake Water Level Association will hold its annual meeting Sunday June 22 at 10 am at the community house Camp Lake Oaks. Officers will be elected and committees will report on the Wilmot dam and issues facing Camp Lake property owners.

Camp Lake

Chance for a June 25 KYF trip to Illinois farms and potteries

Limited openings remain on a one day KYF trip June 25 to Hawthorne Mellody Farms and Haeger Potteries in Dundee Illinois. The chartered bus ride at cost is open to all boys and girls ages 9 to 14 and parents may accompany their children.

KYF Hawthorne-Mellody Farms Haeger Potteries Dundee Ill

John Douglas Fowler Born in Bristol in 1865

Born in Bristol on November 9 1865 John Douglas Fowler attended the old Newbury school and graduated from Oberlin College in 1887. He is survived by a sister Miss Lora D. of Niles.

Bristol John Douglas Fowler Old Newbury School Oberlin College Lora D., Niles

Death of Fred Adams 81 at 6021 24th Ave

Fred A Adams 81 died yesterday at his home after a short illness. Born in Toronto on Sept 12 1870 he married Rose Langer in 1906. Survived by sons Charles F and Herbert R of Kenosha a daughter Mrs Henry Ryan Norrie Wis a sister Mrs Joseph Pond Powell Wyo and two grandchildren. Wife predeceased him Oct 13 1918.

Fred A. Adams 24Th Ave Toronto Canada Robert Adams Rose Langer Charles F Herbert R Kenosha Henry Ryan Norrie Wis Joseph Pond Powell, Wyo

McEvoy to Speak at Jaycee Installation Dinner

John P. McEvoy attorney will be principal speaker at the Junior Chamber of Commerce installation dinner on Tuesday June 24 at 7 15 p m at the Knotty Pine He will present an Analysis of Communism Officers to be installed include Thomas Hammond president David Kagawa first vice president Edward Borland second vice president Joseph Schumacher treasurer James Zeman Mer lin Cotton Charles Chiappetta Elllis Brummer Richard Cross and Donald Cook board of directors Zeman chairs the dinner committee

John P. McEvoy Chamber of Commerce Knotty Pine Thomas Hammond David Kagawa Edward Borland Joseph Schumacher James Zeman Merlin Cotton Charles Chiappetta Ellis Brummer Richard Cross Donald Cook Zeman

Riot at Burg Theater as 600 Seek As You Like It Tickets

Police were summoned after about 600 people unable to obtain tickets for a production of As You Like It at the Burg Theater in Vienna, Austria, surged toward the venue in protest.

Vienna Austria Burg Theater

Sheriff warns crowds block scenes after four car collision

Sheriff Lyle F. Milligan cautions motorists and pedestrians not to congest accident scenes hampering emergency crews after a four car collision on a Saturday night. He notes delays can cost lives and property repairs and stresses that obstructing ambulances or following responders violates state law with possible fines or imprisonment.

Lyle F. Milligan Milligan

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