Golden Jubilee Eagles Convention Opens in Wisconsin
Prominent Fraternal Order of Eagles leaders will represent the Grand Aerie at the four day Wisconsin Aerie jubilee convention opening next Wednesday. Delegates from 75 Aeries, about 250, will address state and national programs including youth guidance and memorial foundation.
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Ehrmann
Wisconsin State Aerie
Schmidt
The
Eagle
Eagles’ Memorial Foundation
Eagles
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Aerie Entertainment
Aeries
Peter Streit
Aerie
Canada
Alaska
Hawaii
Guam
Philippines
Streit
Walter Winchell
Runyon Fund
Kenosha Man Found Dead in Car From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Tobia Cerua a 64 year old Kenosha resident was found dead in his car behind a restaurant on St Sheridan Rd from carbon monoxide poisoning. He had been missing since 10 am and was discovered by his son around 5 pm. The vehicle ignition was on and a hose led exhaust into the left front window. He had been despondent due to illness. Cerua born November 21 1887 in Montemanaco Italy. Survived by widow six children two sisters and his Italian parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
St. Sheridan Rd
Tobia Cerua
33Rd Ave
Arthur Cerqua
32Nd Ave
Cerqua
Montemanaco
Italy
Louis Cerqua
Angeline Stella
Holy Rosary Church
American Legion
Albert Klim
Stanley Ginkowski
Lucille Cerqua
Lewis
Arthur
Thomas Cerqua
Lions club installs new officers at Brittle's dinner
Lions club officers were installed at a Brit tle's restaurant dinner meeting. New officers include Lee Prost as president Kenneth Wilson as first vice president Harry Flottman as second vice president Julius Ventura as third vice president Donald Carr as treasurer R. C. Westland as secretary Dr Donald Heyden as lion tamer James Cassidy as tail twister Gene Weiss and James Barrett as two-year directors Earle Munger and George Nield as one-year directors Guido Cesario as honorary board member W J Lucareli officiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lee Prost
Kenneth Wilson
Harry Flottman
Julius Ventura
Donald Carr
R. C. Westland
Donald Heyden
James Cassidy
Gene Weiss
James Barrett
Earle Munger
George Nield
Guido Cesario
Foe of McCarthy Won't Be Quieted
Milwaukee attorney Edward J. Yockey, a Republican senatorial hopeful, was barred from speaking at a GOP club due to his opposition to Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Yockey vowed to keep voicing his views, saying he will talk on street corners if needed.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Edward J. Yockey
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Yockey
McCarthy
Ninth Ward
Republican Club
Obituary Paul Kaiser Dies Aboard Ship
Paul Adolph Kaiser aged 69 of Kenosha died May 19 aboard the M S Italia near the English Channel after a heart attack during a voyage from New York to Harburg Germany. He was born November 2 1882 in Konigsberg East Prussia and lived in Kenosha since 1924. Kaiser worked 26 years at Nash Motors retiring 1950 and was active in Immanuel Baptist church and UAW Local 72. He is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters ten grandchildren four brothers and two sisters continuous with relatives listed.
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Paul Adolph Kaiser
32Nd Ave
New York
Harburg
Germany
English Channel
Kaiser
Konigsberg
East Prussia
Herman Kaiser
Johanna Bandow
Kenosha
Nash Motors
Immanuel Baptist Church
Uaw-Cio
Walter
Fred
Howard Hint
Wally Lange
William
Richard
Silver Lake
Rudolph
Startup
Wash
Margaret Rolfs
Lorraine, Kan
Mary Schmersey
Marion
Kan
Matilda Schaefer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Matilda O Schaefer 77 of 6337 28th Ave died at Kenosha Hospital after a long illness. Born in Russia on Nov 8 1874 she was married to Christian Schaefer in 1900 and moved from St Joseph Michigan to Kenosha in 1910. She leaves two sons Reinhold Edward and three daughters plus 15 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren. Her husband died Aug 14.
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Matilda O. Schaefer
28Th Ave
Kenosha Hospital
Russia
Frederick Khaner
Christian Schaefer
St. Joseph
Mich
Kenosha
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
Awarded Certificate for Essay Contest Honors
Miss Joanne Gearhart received a certificate of award for honorable mention in the 1951-52 state wide essay contest sponsored by the governor's committee on the employment of physically handicapped. The award was presented by Albert E. Shipley on behalf of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Gearhart
Charles Gearhart
Tist St
Gearhart
Kenosha
Albert E. Shipley
Industrial Commission
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Latimore Faces State Dept Travel Block
Owen Latimore, long accused of pro Communist activity, is to be blocked from leaving the United States if he attempts to travel abroad, a state department instruction announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Owen Lattimore
State Department
United States
Coast Guard Auxiliary Starts Summer Cruise Aboard Swanlind
CG Auxiliary members begin a summer training cruise aboard the Swan Line, a 50 foot cabin cruiser designed and built by crew leader Gunnar Swan lind. The nine man crew will navigate to Washington Island, practicing harbor markings and watches. The boat features a bar galley showers refrigeration and electric power, with a 1500 mile range and return planned for Kenosha harbor around midnight Sunday.
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Evening News
C. G
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Lake Michigan
John Werneske
J. R. Murray
John Giles
Gunnar Swanlind
David Travis
P. C. Ellsworth
William Kamm
Stanley Dory
P. H. Ellsworth
John Reis
Swan Line
William Kamm Yoeman
Washington Island
Door County
Swanlind
Kenosha Harbor
Farm Improvement Contest Promises Tree Planting Aid
The Rod and Gun club of the Blatz Brewing Co Milwaukee announces a farm improvement contest for Kenosha County and nine other Wisconsin counties. It promotes tree and shrub use for water and soil conservation with prizes including United States savings bonds and assistance. The contest runs June 25 to August 31 and details are available from the club. All farmers whether owners or renters are eligible. Guatemala promises agrarian reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha County
Wisconsin
Rod and Gun Club
Blatz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
United States Savings Bonds
Local man cited for license violation after arrest
Finice Griggs, 20, of Waukegan, forfeited a $10 bond in municipal court today for failing to appear on a license violation. He was arrested June 17 by police who said he was operating a car without a driver's license.
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Finice Griggs
Waukegan
57Th St
Maytag
Charlie Morzejko
14Th Ave
Hal's Shell
22Nd Ave
le Esther's
Uptown
50Th St
Kenosha
Fire station plan to the park sparks protest
A letter to the editor criticizes locating a fire station at Washington park on the southeast corner of Washington Rd and 22nd Ave. The writer warns it would raze one acre of the park and destroy three tennis courts, depriving Kenosha youths of recreation and calling the idea poor reasoning and false economy.
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Washington Park
Washington Rd
22Nd Ave
Kenosha
Four Optimist Members Awarded Silver Keys
Silver keys were presented yesterday at Brittle's restaurant to four Optimist club members for outstanding work in obtaining members. Named recipients are Peter Larsen Leslie Schlax Stig Wiren and Evan Pfammiller.
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National Headquarters
Peter Larsen
Leslie Schlax
Stig Wiren
Evan Pfammiller
Two Dukes and a Duchess at The Blue Note
Entertainment note announces Louis Gaudio and Mike Molinaro performing at The Blue Note venue located at 1516 63rd St with props likely for the show.
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the Blue Note
Louis Gaudio
Mike Molinaro
63Rd St. Adv
Indiana Man Slugged Near Washington After Ride
Deputies search for two men who beat Cletus Bies and injured him on Highway 32 south of Washington Indiana. Bies and his wife Thelma were riding with suspects who allegedly forced them into a confrontation after leaving a Chicago Milwaukee trip.
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Sheriff’s Department
Washington, Ind
Highway 32
Cletus Bies
Thelma
Vandals Cause Extensive Damage to City Park Bathhouse
Police report rising vandalism with extensive damage at Southport park bathhouse and nearby buildings over the past week. Max Roemer notes nightly destruction including windows doors and locks and similar damage at the Dunnebacke Woods Girl Scout camp with screens windows and padlocks wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roemer
Southport Park
Dunnebacke Woods
Building Fire Causes $2,000 Loss at Swanson Place
A blaze at 1618 56th St. caused a $2,000 loss to Mrs. Edna Swanson. Fire began on the porch from an outside spark around 5 50 a.m. Fire units Engine 1 Engine 4 Truck 1 and a rescue squad fought the fire. A second test well has been started in East Bengal Pakistan to seek oil.
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Edna Swanson
56Th St
East Bengal
Pakistan
Kenosha Evening News Highlights June 20 1952
Local Wisconsin edition reports market and weather summaries, with brief notices from Kenosha and surrounding area. Includes community happenings and civic announcements as reported on Friday, June 20, 1952.
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Kenosha
Wis
Kenosha Students Enter Nationals in Speech and Debate
Four Kenosha high school debate and speech students will participate in the National Forensic League championships and student congress at Boston University from June 22 to 27. Marvin Martin will compete in original oratory, Donovan Cummings in extempore speaking, and Clayton Wilmington with John Schmidt in debate. Wilmington will also represent at student congress. Kenosha high school has attended nationals nearly every year since 1931 and consistently places in the top bracket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha High School
Boston University
Marvin Martin
Donovan Cummings
Clayton Wilmington
John Schmidt
Wilmington
Kenoshans
Children Stone Train at Birch Rd Crossing
A ticket agent at North Shore station told the sheriff that children threw a stone at a southbound train, breaking a window at Birch Rd crossing. Deputies are investigating the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Shore
Sheriff's Department
Birch Rd
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Cancer Fund
Memorial Foundation
Order of Eagles
Treasury Department
Kenoshan
Matilda Schaefer
Hal's Shell Service
Lattimore Travel
Martino
Rite-Way Cleaners & Dyers
7Th Ave
Shansline
Guatemala
Atropine
Haertlein
Rexall Drug Store
52Nd St
Stanky’s
75Th St
Cooper Rd
LeEsthers
Ritter's Bakery
Convention Institute of the
Sheboygan
Walter Anderson
Adolph G. Strangberg
Harold Schend
Strangberg
Egg Harbor
Bert
Emloyes
Harriet
60Th St
Pierson’s
Chris
Roosevelt Rd
Martin’s
Sheridan Rd
8Th Avenue
8Th Ave
Cairo
Herbie
Sun Dodgers
Uptown Tap
Houlette
Upham
Taz Incl
Borland Gems and Jewelry
Sixty-third Street
Voice of
People
Polio Insurance
Hastings Realtors
6Th Ave
Vie Joerndt
Julie” Ventura
S7th
Indiana
Bies
Sheriff's
Chicago
Great Lakes
Tom Bemis Tavern
Barden-Moeller
Hoppy
Hoppy Savings Bank
Hopalong Cassidy Savings Club
Hopy
Thrift
Hollywood
Hoppy’s Seving Rodeo
Hoppy Mall
Kenosha Building and Loan Association
Ken Jung
My Boy
Chas. H. Curtiss Agency
Happy
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