Kenosha tavern operators plead guilty on state charges
Twenty one operators were ordered to appear for charges of keeping venues open after hours and selling after hours. Fred Haines of the Gaiety club Twin Lakes paid fines of 15 and 15 with 12.08 costs. Clarence Patterson of Fisher's Inn Twin Lakes paid 25 and 15 with 11.78 costs. Five others pled not guilty and the rest entered not guilty pleas with bonds set at 500. Warrants were issued by four inspectors for the State Beverage Tax Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
W. Davis
Fred Haines
Twin Lakes
Clarence Peterson
Fisher's Inn
Twin Lakes Village
John Blasi
Vito Aulozzi
Phillip Baum
Tom Bemis
Sylvester Covelli
Fred Gennens
Harold Hertzberg
Anna Linkus
Clara Meyers
William Pretzman
Rose Nimitz
Carl Radamacher
Victor Rossi
James Jones Chosen for Badger Boys State
James Jones of 208 Fiftieth Street is named among seven youths attending the eight day Badger Boys State at Ripon College campus starting June 22. He will replace Kenneth Duthardt who cannot attend, sponsored by the Manufacturers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Fiftieth Street
Badger
Ripon College
James
Kenneth Duthardt
Manufacturer's Association
Subpoenas served for local tax delinquents in Kenosha
Enhanced Kenosha County tax delinquents were served notices on 100 residents to appear in circuit court on June 28. Sheriff Milton La Violette oversaw service as part of a state income tax delinquency enforcement effort. Public ads and local notices list miscellaneous business promotions and community events alongside police and traffic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenoshans
Milton la Violette
Mrs Earl O Hare Heads Kenosha County PTA Council
Mrs Earl O Hares election as president of the Kenosha County P T A Council was announced at Pleasant Prairie school where 75 attended a pot luck dinner. Other officers elected were vice president Mrs Maurice Plunkett secretary Mrs Harry Krahn and treasurer Orville Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl O'Hare
Kenosha County
P.T.A. Council
Pleasant Prairie School
Earl Swensen
P.T.A
Maude Murdock
Bristol
Evelyn Swensen
Camp Lake
August Keack
Pleasant Prairie
Frank Newman
Somers
Earl O’hare
Hazel Gillmore
George Price
Eliza Jones
Robert Henthorn
Civic Council
Interviewer Returns From Special Course
Milton J. Ness of the United States Employment Service returns from a Madison training course on selective placement of the handicapped. He notes the USES matches workers to jobs they can perform despite disabilities using the Physical Demands Form and the Physical Capacities Report, prepared by a physician, to assess ability. The local office operates under Albert E. Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton J. Ness
United States Employment Service
Madison
Ness
USES
Albert E. Shipley
Kenoshans in the Service report transfer of Pvt. Frank Serpe Jr
Pvt Frank Serpe Jr son of Frank Serpe Sr residing at 6609 Sixteenth Avenue has been transferred from Walter Reed General Hospital Washington D C to Pratt General Hospital Coral Gables Florida Serpe enlisted in the medical corps on February 4 1946 after high school graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Serpe, Jr
Frank Serpe
Sixteenth Avenue
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington, D. C
Pratt General Hospital
Coral Gables
Fla
Serpe
Medical Corps
Navy Club Plans Parading and Delegates in Kenosha
The Kenosha Navy club outlined plans for the Independence Day parade with two nautical costume delegates to perform in a comic team from local organizations. Three members Frank Buss Matt Becker and Ed Sampson were chosen to attend the Akron Ohio national convention June 25 26 27. Aimed to recruit more members the club will host movies refreshments and lunch at future meetings and invites all naval veterans to join. Summer meetings will be monthly with the next on July 16.
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Kenosha Navy Club
Akron
Ohio
Frank Buss
Matt Becker
Ed Sampson
Navy Club
Young Republicans Hear Herman Runge
Captain Herman Runge former mayor of Sheboygan and GOP attorney general nominee talked to Kenosha Young Republicans at the D A V building. He pledged salary reforms if elected and outlined his platform after a World War II Mediterranean service. A club business session planned a July 22 picnic with Sam Poerio in charge and Don Murray named membership chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Runge
Sheboygan
Young Republican Club
Kenosha
D.A.V
Runge
Mediterranean
Sam Poerio
Don Murray
Post 21 Backs Queen Candidate at Legion Meeting
Leo Meyer of American Legion Post 21 urged members to back Marion Cafferty in the Victory Queen contest starting Thursday in the Kenosha Evening News. Aviation committee head Frank Rowan said Glenview Naval Air Station will take part in the Legion Air Show June 30 at Kenosha airport with formation flights and a dogfight. Tickets for the show are on sale at the clubrooms with 1,500 reserved, 2,000 bleacher, and general admission seats. Father-Son's banquet final arrangements were announced for tonight at the Legion hall by entertainment chair Frank Bartel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Meyer
American Legion Post 21
Post
Marion Cafferty
Kenosha
Frank Rowan
Aviation Committee
Naval Air Station
Glenview
Frank Bartel
Legion Hall
Homecoming Choir Rehearsal Set for July Fourth in Kenosha
Announcement invites anyone interested to join a massed chorus for the Fourth of July events at the Kenosha Historical and Art Museum. The Thursday 7:30 pm rehearsal targets non affiliated singers and especially seeks male volunteers. Final rehearsal details will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Historical and Art Museum
A. J. Peters
Broken Bottles on Highway After Crash
Broken pop bottles littered Highway 42 just north of the city when a truck crash disrupted traffic briefly Tuesday afternoon. Authorities worked to clear debris and investigate the incident.
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Highway 42
Death Claims George Hale
George LeRoy Hale 69 of Kenosha died Tuesday evening after a long illness. Born May 30, 1877 in Kenosha, he worked in groceries with his father and later for Schwartz Paper Co. He married Grace Keen Willis in 1908. she died in 1945. Survived by two sons Ralph E Willis and Gilbert Hale, two grandchildren, one sister Marian Hale, and his late son George Hale (1932 death).
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George LeRoy Hale
Kenosha
George
Ellen M. Leonard Hale
College of Commerce
Schwartz Paper Company
Chicago
Grace Keen Willis
Ralph E Willis
Gilbert Hale
Jefferson
Wis
Marian B. Hale
George Hale
Rotary Club Honors Kenosha Comet Ball Team Luncheon
Kenosha Rotary Club hosted Judge Edward J. Ruetz and the All-American Girls’ Professional Baseball League Comet squad along with three team directors. The event highlighted the team’s community impact and national publicity while each player spoke about her background and off season work. Betty Fabac, the Comet second baseman, attended with a broken leg from the season’s third game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Ruetz
Comet
Kenosha Rotary Club
Don W. Frost
H. C. Hyslop
Doug Larkin
Judge Ruetz
Kenosha
South
Midwest
Ruetz
Pres Cruthers
Betty Fabac
Trucker Swerves to Avoid Car. Tanker Rolls Over
Herman Maegaard, 36, of Racine and Kenosha, driving for Pepsi Cola, swerved on Highway 23 to miss a shoulder car, sending his heavily loaded truck tumbling. Deputies marshall and Eating counted half the load of empty bottles shattered on the road after the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi Cola Company
Racine
Kenosha
Herman Maegaard
Twentythird Avenue
James Marshall
Robert Eating
Maegaard
Wisconsin Fishermen Press for Earlier Opening in Green Bay
About 100 commercial fishers from Two Rivers to the south met Dr. Edward Schanberger, fish management chief, to discuss current and proposed regulations. Fishermen favored opening the season at noon to allow four hour trips from home ports and avoid night travel to compete with northern crews.
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Wisconsin
Edward Schanberger
State Conservation Department
Green Bay
Police Recover Car Hold Sailor in Wisconsin Trail
Detectives arrested 17 year old Richard Charles Weiss here on Tuesday night in a case that began Monday in Chicago with theft of a car. He reportedly drove from Melrose Park to Eagle River and back, swapping plates and taking $11 from a bank, before being detained at Thirtieth Avenue and Roosevelt Road.
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Arthur J. Riley
Chicago
Richard Charles Weiss
City
Kenosha
Weiss
Leo Zavacki
Franklin Hill
Thirtieth Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Riley
Melrose Park
Eagle River
Wis
Karl Metzner
Illinois
Wisconsin
Metzner
Police recover $11 from car in Weiss case police action
The bank cash of 11 dollars was found in the rear seat of Metzner's car and recovered by Kenosha police Tuesday night. Authorities indicated traffic charges may be dropped when Weiss is returned to Chicago by Illinois authorities.
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Metzner
Kenosha
Weiss
Chicago
Illinois
American Firm Builds Glass Furnace Near Alexandria Egypt
An American construction company installs a modern glass making furnace and an annealing furnace near Alexandria, Egypt. All structural and refractory materials were shipped from the United States.
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Alexandria
Egypt
United States
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Schwartz Bldg
Hanced Yrems
Pucci
Stel-lar Tavern
Isetts
Grunow
Simon Electric and
43Rd St
Congress Club
John Seggiaro
Tenth Avenue
Lee
7Th Ave
Little Mill
Ruth and
Fritz
Ruth and Fritz
75Th St
Barden
Floyd Brown
Thirty-second Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Wilport
Bamboo Room
22Nd Ave
Floyd Hunt
Adv
Sebastian Kolbach
Twenty-second Avenue
Severy-fifth Street
Twenty-seventh Avenue
the Stork
Trevor
Uptown
Frank Marescalco
Mgr
Roosevelt Rd
Avenue
Cliff
Clyde
Wally
Anderson Furniture
Lecker’s
14Th Ave
Peter Martin
Thirtyfirst Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Martin
Newberry Abstract Co
Patek and
Great Western Paints
Fowler's
Chester Madsen
Fifteenth Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
Sixty-third Street
Advance Novelty Co
Harold E. Gremler
USA
Fort Sheridan
Petit Electric
Rosevelt Rd
Mildred Clay
Wisconsin Ave
Milwaukee
Broadway
Rex Miner
O. L. Miner
Provo
Utah
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Kenosha College of Commerce
Alvah O. Callow
Orpheum
Lockwood Goodyear
C. H. Lockwood Oil Co
Sheridan Road
Mrs
PTA
Becker
Col
Michael Frank
Green Ridge Cemetery
Maywood
Kelly Ruffolo
A. H. Lenz
D.C
Post 21
Rotary Club
Fetes
J. R. Mulich Agency
6Th Avenue
Wisconsin Iron & Metal Co
American Legion
Personality Cafferty
Segal
Hotel
Dayton
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