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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1950

Page

7

City Considers Police Beat Patrols Despite Staffing Concerns

City council heard Police Chief Stanley Hauke dahl argue against adding foot patrolmen citing ratios in large cities. The council accepted the report as progress while a plan to revive old beat patrols is to be studied by City Manager Axtell. Nearby items included bus curb space upgrades, taxi cab permits cap, a new stop sign, annexation petition, and parking and paving measures.

Stanley Haukedahl Kenosha Haukedah A. E. Axtell Ed Warre Wavro City Hall Milwaukee Axtell 18Th Ave 65Th St

Three Persons Bitten by Cat and Dogs

A cat and two dogs bit three people on Monday. Four year old Carol Edwards was bitten on the left leg three times at 7:45 p.m. by a cat. the owner unidentified. Ralph Serpe was bitten on the left leg at 9:25 p.m. by a dog owned by Louis Cairo. Samuel Sorenson was bitten on the leg by a dog owned by Ray LeMieux while repairing a sidewalk. Dog examinations scheduled.

Carol Edwards 34Th Ave Carol Ralph Serpe 16Th Ave Louis Cairo Samuel Sorenson Woodworth Ray LeMieux Washington Rd LeMieux

Adjust To Summer Weather Editorial Ad Advice

This 729th editorial advertisement urges readers to adopt a summer health routine to combat fatigue sleep loss and poor appetites. It recommends consulting a doctor for a checkup to ensure no serious illnesses threaten health and to receive tailored guidance.

Autopsy Ordered In Death Of Indianapolis Carpenter

Charles Halstead 46 of Indianapolis died after a crowbar strike while working for Austin Construction on a Nash Motors division project at 30th Ave and 52nd St in Kenosha. Coroner ordered an autopsy. Dr Hugh Wilson of Highland Park Illinois to perform the examination.

Pleasant Prairie 39Th Ave 75Th St 15Th Ward 60Th St 29Th 30Th Aves Nash Union Council 29Th Ave Water Department Querry Motors Lake Front Stadium 28Th Ave 45Th 46Th St 47Th Ave 65Th St 24Th Ave Johnson Rd Lincoln Rd 79Th St 31St Ave 41St 43Rd St Charles Halstead Indianapolis Ind Kenosha Hospital Halstead Austin Construction Company Chicago Nash Motors Division 30Th Ave 52Nd St William Raven Hugh Wilson Highland Park Ill

Aiello Dies After Prolonged Illness in Kenosha

Samuel Aiello age 50 died at his residence 6714 15th Ave after a long illness. Born in the Province of Cosenza Italy on January 2 1900 he came to Kenosha in 1922 and married Giovan nina Salerno January 22 1922. He worked at the American Brass company rit mill for 26 years and belonged to Mt. Carmel church Holy Name society Brass and Copper Workers union and the Kenosha Brass Benefit club. He is survived by his widow two sons Eugene and Albert two daughters Dorothy and Mary a sister Mrs Louis Salituro two brothers and four sisters in Italy and two brothers in Argentina.

Samuel Aiello 15Th Ave Aiello Cosenza Italy Kenosha Giovannina Salerno American Brass Company Mt. Carmel Church Holy Name Society of the Church The Brass and Copper Workers Union

Julius Oriel Dies at 70 After Heart Attack

Julius Oriel age 70 died at the American Brass plant Monday night after a heart attack. Born in Russia on July 4, 1879, he came to New York in 1909 and later moved to Kenosha to work for American Brass. He married Efimia Wolynska on June 5, 1900. she died in 1938. He belonged to the American Brass union St. Nicholas Orthodox church and Brotherhood. Survivors include a daughter Mrs James Ozgorodnik of Kenosha, four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Julius Oriel 44Th St American Brass Company Oriel Russia New York Kenosha Efimia Wolynska American Brass Union St. Nicholas Orthodox Church St. Nicholas Brotherhood

Former Kenoshan Carl Maine 53 Dies in Madison

Carl Maine, 53, a former Kenoshan, died June 12 at Wisconsin General Hospital Madison after a brief illness. Born in 1897 in Minot North Carolina he moved to Kenosha in 1920 worked at Specialty Brass 22 years and briefly for Nash Motors. World War I veteran. Survived by widow Vina Valley City ND two sons Denver and Charles Devil's Lake ND three daughters Patricia Marjorie and Mrs Travis Brown Devil's Lake six brothers Lester Ray Alfred Alvin Alonzo James Keslo WA and a sister Mrs Harry Henniger Keslo.

Carl Maine Wisconsin General Hospital Madison Maine Minot N. C Kenosha Specialty Brass Company Nash Motors Vina Valley City N. D Denver Charles Devil's Lake Patricia Marjorie Travis Brown Lester Ray Alfred Jamestown Alvin Spokane Wash Alonzo James Keslo Harry Henniger

Kin of Kenosha Man Dies in Illinois

Anani Koziol 65 uncle of Stephen F Kuzmich of 1201 63rd St died Sunday evening at West Suburban hospital Oak Park Illinois after a prolonged illness. Born January 25 1885 in Volinsk Russia he came to Argo Illinois in 1900 and worked for Argo Corn Refining Company frequently visiting Kenosha.

Anani Koziol Stephen F. Kuzmich 63Rd St West Suburban Hospital Oak Park Koziol Volinsk Russia Argo Argo Corn Refining Company Kenosha

Navy Recruiter and Recruits to Take Oath On TV

A recruiting officer CPO Joseph Hayden of the USN and his recruits will be sworn into the navy during a June 27 TV show on WBKB. Hayden covers Kenosha Racine and Walworth counties and will retire on a 20 year plan in 1952. He seeks six recruits to join him for the broadcast and advertises at the Kenosha post office and Racine office hours.

Navy WBKB Joseph Hayden USN Kenosha Hayden Racine Walworth

Judge Studies Car Sale Case in Preliminary Hearing

Bruce A. Helwig faces 18 counts of illegal car sales. Testimony from Motor Mart Inc. manager Charles Deming details six cars bought through arrangements with Helwig between March 7 and April 1, with checks totaling over seven thousand dollars. Judge W. W. Davis reserved decision on binding over or dismissal and will consider briefs from defense and prosecution.

Bruce A. Helwig 28Th Ave W. W. Davis Helwig William Sheldon Urban J. Zievers Charles B. Deming Cooper Rd The Motor Mart Inc Sheridan Rd Motor Mart Deming Chicago Nash Plymouth Zievers Atty. Sheldon Davis

Food Dealers Plan To Fete Ex leaders In Kenosha

Kenosha Food Dealers association will host a testimonial dinner for past presidents tomorrow night at Brittle's restaurant starting at 7 p.m. Carl W. Canavan says state food dealers leader will attend and act as toastmaster. Fred Wienke will be present as secretary of the State Association. Reservations should be made with William A. Hinnen. The event repeats every four to five years.

Kenosha Food Dealers Association Brittle’s Carl W. Canavan State Food Dealers Organization Fred Wienke Milwaukee State Food Dealers Association Canavan William A. Hinnen

Music for Kenosha youth through 10th season band concerts

George Manupella expresses appreciation for the American Legion Band of Kenosha Post No. 21 as it begins its 10th summer season in Kenosha on June 29. He praises attendance and notes programs planned, urging community support for youth music which he says builds mind body and soul. He thanks Gerald Phelan and Lawrence Gallagher for their efforts and cooperation.

American Legion Band of Kenosha Post No. 21 Gerald Phelan Lawrence Gallagher

Kenosha Man Transforms Used Sink Into Modern Cabinet

Kenosha resident Al Zebrowski adapted a reused sink into a streamlined kitchen cabinet with ideas from Science and Mechanics. He documented costs totaling 6.47 dollars for pine plywood Masonite and finishes and nine hours of labor. A neighbor’s letter to the magazine praising the project will appear in the August issue.

Kenosha Science and Mechanics al Zebrowski 15Th Ave Zebrowski

Swedish Athlete Sven Ljunggren Tours Kenosha Facilities

Sven Ljunggren a 30 year old Swedish sprinter and newspaperman toured Kenosha traveling facilities on Monday between a St Louis soccer match and a Chicago game. The Gothenburg native holds Sweden fastest 440 record 47.5 set in 1943 and the Sweden soccer team pursues a 10 game tour in North America.

Kenosha St. Louis Chicago Sven Ljunggren Gothenburg Sweden Sven Canada New York Manchester England AB Press-Resor Wisconsin Kenosha News

Counley Questioned On Store Burglary

Merle Counley 37 of Ruthven Iowa was arrested by Waukegan police after an armed abduction of his wife. He is being questioned on a burglary in his hometown as Ruthven authorities report.

Merle Counley Ruthven Waukegan Kenosha County

Wilmot District Referendum On School Size Thursday Vote

Residents of the enlarged Wilmot district face a Saturday referendum to dissolve and restore the district to its former size. A majority of no votes within Twin Lakes and Silver Lake villages and the rural area are required. The Central High School association has mailed 3,000 postcards urging turnout. Poll hours vary by location from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in some towns and shorter times in others.

Wilmot Twin Lakes Silver Lake Central High School Association Brighton Bristol Randall and Wheatland Paris Salem

Girl Check Forger Sent to Institution

An 18 year old girl from Kenosha was sentenced to one to two years in a Kansas industrial school after being arrested in Topeka for forging and cashing checks totaling 89 dollars. Police report she and a male companion forged and cashed between 1500 and 1800 dollars in 13 states from December 1949 to February.

Kansas Nancy Deacon Topeka Kan Kenosha Kansas Institution Crystal's 6Th Ave Atlantic and Pacific Food 8Th Ave

Three Injured in Overnight Traffic Mishaps

Police reported 11 crashes overnight with three people sustaining minor injuries. Kenneth Guy, 5, ran from behind a parked truck into a car driven by Lawrence Van Patten Jr. in front of the Guy home, suffering knee and forehead bruises. Theodore Jeranek, 11, riding a bicycle, hit an open car door as Charles Swan was alighting, injuring his left arm and hip. A collision between Adam Meyer and Edward Wack left Meyer with a bumped head. The rest caused only property damage.

Kenneth Guy 16Th Ave Lawrence van Patten, Jr Guy Kenneth Theodore Jeranek 44Th Ave Charles P. Swan Menasha Roosevelt Rd Theodore Adam J. Meyer 73Rd St Edward P. Wack Union Grove 57Th St 14Th Ave Meyer

Missing merchandise tied to abduction case

$600 worth of goods disappeared from the appliance store where Counley worked, found after his disappearance. Police say Counley did not know he was wanted in the burglary, admitting the gun used in the abduction came from another clerk. He is held on assault with a deadly weapon charges in Lake county jail. The average Colorado elevation is 6,800 feet.

Counley William B. Blaylock Waukegan Lake County

Kenosha Plants Outline Tentative July Vacation Plans

A release shows 31 Kenosha plants plan staggered vacations for 17 000 workers. Eight will close the week of July 4, eight others two weeks later, with some firms closing July 3 or July 1 for two weeks and others remaining open or optional.

Kenosha Coopers, Inc Tri-Clover Machine Company Snapon Tools Corporation Ehlert Tool and Engineering Company Moriarty Manufacturng Company Kenosha Pattern Works Nash- Kelvinator Rudy Machine Company Vincent-McCall Company Dynamatic Corporation Specialty Brass Company Macwhyte Company Coca-Cola Bottling Company G and H Products Company Haubrich Brothers Manufacturing Company Wisconsin Gas and Electric Company Kelsey Welding and Engineering Company Kenosha Boiler and Structural Company Kenosha Lumber and Coal Company Kenosha Motor Coach Lines N. S. Koos and Son Company Lundberg Brothers Machine Company Sullivan- Becker

Denies Selling Beer to Minor in County Court Arraignment

Warren Aiello 32 owner of the Flame beer garden 1204 56th St denied a charge of selling beer to a minor after his arraignment in county court. Preliminary hearing set for Friday before Judge W. W. Davis. He was released on a $500 bond. The charge stems from a 17 year old Racine girl who reportedly was sold beer Friday night.

Warren Arthur Aiello 18Th Ave W. W. Davis Aiello Flame Beer Garden 56Th St Janice Audrey Cleerman Asst. Dist. Atty Frank Shannon Racine

DeMolay Rites Set Wednesday in Kenosha Temple

A public installation of Kenosha chapter Order of DeMolay officers is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple. New officers include Donald Kaelber and Dewitt Lorenz among others, with Kenosha lodge No. 47 F and A M conducting the ceremony. Extra note mentions truffles varying from pea to potato size.

Kenosha Order of DeMolay Masonic Temple Donald Kaelber Dewitt Lorenz Ralph Guttormsen Charles Wallis James Brooks Theodore Rosengren Charles Pflug Paul Swenson John Rhode Richard Rasmussen Kenosha Lodge No. 47 A. M George Rohr Arthur Gail Robert Craig Ebert Fortner Myron Winegar Mark Highberg

Check Hearing Of 3 000 Pupils In Intensified Survey

The second semester intensified hearing check tested more than 3 000 public school pupils with 3 185 pupils examined in grades 1 3 5 7 9 and 11. Thirty five children were later examined by a specialist at a clinic in Racine under Kenosha County Medical Society.

Agnes M. Jensen Miss Jensen Sarah K. Feiss Enoch S. House Kermit W. Covell Racine Kenosha County Medical Society City Health Department

Hippo Night Diet Feeds on Grass and Shoots

An adult hippopotamus may consume about 400 pounds of grass and tree shoots during a single night.

Births Greatly Exceed Deaths in Kenosha 1949

The 1949 Kenosha health department report shows 1 656 births and 481 deaths, with births up from 1 517 in 1948 and marriages down to 576 from 664. Diseases rose sharply with 2 423 mumps and 306 whooping cough, chicken pox 1 615, measles 49. heart disease led deaths at 154 and cancer 64. Accidents killed 52, including 25 auto deaths.

Kenosha Health Department

Kenosha Junior Elected Mayor at Badger Boys State

Dario Madrigiano a Kenosha high school junior was elected one of 20 mayors at Badger Boys State held at Ripon College. About 650 Wisconsin juniors attend to learn democracy as nationalists and federalists elect mayors clerks treasurers and judges. Madrigiano is among seven Kenosha county participants with county and legislative posts contesting later in the week.

Kenosha Dario Madrigiano 23Rd Ave Badger Boys State Ripon College Wisconsin American Legion Madrigiano Kenosha County

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