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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1946
Page
9
Real estate sale notices list multiple single and two family homes across Kenosha including 4 and 2 room bungalows, 5 and 5 room flats, two family houses with garages and furnaces, and 6 room modern homes. Prices range from $5,000 to $13,000 with terms and quick possession offered. Listings include contact numbers and company names such as MATSON REALTY CO and MULICH & BRUZAS.
Property listings include a brick bungalow near city limits with 4 rooms down and 2 unfinished up, price 6000 with possession in 60 days from Bacevic Agency. North side business place with store and 2 apartments, plus an 11 room house on landscaped grounds of 1% acres with oil heat and bath fixtures, suitable for conversion to multiple apartments, immediate possession. Also a 5 room dwelling 4 miles from city with 80 by 260 feet lot, gas and running water, asking 4200. Listings include contact numbers 24232 and 3623.
A compilation of housing notices from Kenosha area listings. Properties include 5 room and 7 room bungalows and brick homes with multiple baths, furnaces, garages, and basements. Locations span South Suburban, Tobin Road, Southwest Side, North Side, and Lake Shore Road with immediate possession and various payment terms. Recruiters include J. P. Ballantyne Realtors and The Hoard Agency.
Property sought in good residential area for cash. Contact James Pennefeather Agency with available listings. Established 1891. 1025 S 6th St. Phone 2-3215. Auto accessories and service ads urge motorists to keep current cars serviced at MD.R. Auto Service 3809 7th Ave. Huntoon Buick Co. 1101 60th St.
The piece reports on a proposal by Gromyko for nations signing an atomic control pact to enact strict penalties within six months of the pact taking effect. It notes the logic that enforcement would be national, with the United States punishing violators domestically and Russia handling violators on its soil. It questions how the U S government could punish itself under these provisions.
Deputies Jensen and Sikora reported both drivers failed to note the other car at an intersection. A Winfield car suffered left front damage while Herron’s car had left rear damage. In a second county incident Vernon Granger, 16, drove north on Highway 31 and his car spun out left of the highway, broke a fence and stopped in a potato field.
Edward John Skau aged 19 of 723 Forty Ninth Street faces municipal court assault charges after Jim Banski 19 was stabbed in the back with a pocket knife during a basement argument at Skau home. Judge Edward J Ruetz ordered Skau to report Tuesday for disposition.
After a week of sparring, Byrnes and Molotov met with effort to push Italian treaty terms. They paused on Italian colonies for a year while minor economic questions were settled. Bidault carries heavy burdens amid Big Four talks as he seeks to lead a broad French government.
Maj. Woodrow P. Swancutt's B 29 crew was assigned to drop the world's fourth atomic bomb aboard the U S S Mt McKinley Kepner announced the assignment was tentatively approved last week by Brig Gen Roger M Ramey and now confirmed after final preparations were completed.
John Witamyer of Kenosha has been elected to the Hobby Hall of Fame for his extensive military insignia collection numbering over 400 emblems. The Hobby Guild of America in New York announced the award as part of its Insignia Collectors club with over 4 000 members.
Forest J. Nelson of Macwhyte reports the National Advertising Association will hold its 1947 Silver Jubilee in Milwaukee. Nelson, the association’s national director and Milwaukee chapter representative, says 1200 to 1400 advertising men will attend the gathering.
Merle A. McFaddin, general contractor, has drawn permits for twelve frame or brick residences on Seventy-fifth street and Thirty-second avenue. Frame homes list 3207, 3121, 3211, 3217 Seventy-fifth street at 8500 dollars and 7521, 7525, 7541, 7551 Thirty-second avenue at 7150 dollars. Brick homes include 7525, 7535, 7545, 7555 Thirty-second avenue at 8500 dollars.
Paris political circles report President Georges Bidault, who vowed swift government formation, has made limited progress and may opt to present a one-party cabinet dominated by his MRP, the Popular Republican Movement.
The St Mark's Altar Society will sponsor a card party on Wednesday June 26 at 2 o'clock in the church hall. Mrs Charles Kopecki is chairman with a committee including Mines William Haddigan Francis Morgan Henry Kirschbaum Mark Grasser Urban Leonard Elizabeth Wareham and William Yanny.
Veterans of Foreign Wars post prepares a public benefit card party for Tuesday June 25 at 8 p m at the V F W club. Mrs Howard Bear chairs the event and Mrs A K Wolf leads the refreshment committee.
Dania Ladies society meets Monday at 7 30 PM at Danish Brotherhood hall for a meeting and card party. Whitbeck Rebekah drill team gathers Monday at 7 30 PM at Odd Fellows temple for practice. E M B A auxiliary Past Presidents meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lloyd Andersen in Racine. Plymouth First Congregational Church picnic Monday at 1 PM at Petrifying Springs. Friendship group of First Congregational Church meets Monday evening at 1 at the home of Mrs. C W Vogelman 2311 Seventy Fifth Street, with Mrs. R L Grover and Mrs. Harry Van Camp assisting.
Local hostesses honored Miss Sue Long bride to be Miss Sue Long is to marry Donald Gemmell next Saturday. Events included tea with Janet Walton and Mrs Curtis Burr, a Wells home kitchen shower, a Quick Wirtz personal shower, a Schwartz home shower, a Barbara James luncheon at the Deer Path Inn, and a May miscellaneous shower. Also noted is an open house for Seymour Berkovitz and wife in Madison. Dorothea Gregerson announced engagement to Alan Anderson for September 28 at First Methodist. Dorothy Nelson to wed Edward Nevoraski on June 29.
The Young Adult fellowship of the First Methodist church hosts an organ recital Sunday afternoon with tea in the Young Adult room to follow. Miss Elaine Angelo, Miss Beverly McFaddin, Miss Lillian Wallis, and Miss Willow Dean Nickel pour. Mrs. Frank Wehner directs the tea and recital with a committee of Miss Dorothea Gregerson, Miss June Jordan, and Robert Devine.
Members will receive holy communion at 8 o clock mass. A breakfast meeting in the parish hall will honor the 1946 graduates and install new officers. Miss Edna Malcolm and Miss Mary Alice Graham will provide entertainment after the meal.
Seven candidates were initiated by the Lady Eagles at the club meeting. Plans to attend the state convention in Oshkosh were discussed. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Antone Bella ver and the Mines. Otto Hoff, Matt Mura, Henry Blaine, Benny Seiler, Ed Schmitt, Betty Bellaver, and Doris Strange were named among those involved.
The Rev. Guy R. Nelson, area secretary for Survey and Research in the Methodist church, will preach at a union service at Immanuel Methodist Church in Waukesha at 11 tomorrow morning. His topic is Haunt ed by Hungry Men. The robed choir will perform If With All Your Hearts by Mendelssohn.
Born Kenosha to Mr and Mrs Columbus Agazzi at 1114 Sixty third street a daughter June 21. To Mr and Mrs James Boone at 6018 Third avenue a son June 21. To Mr and Mrs Albert Hardy at 6801 Thirty eighth avenue a daughter June 20.
Central Daylight Time lists upcoming summer offerings across CBS NBC and ABC stations. CBS schedules Nagel summer theater at 5 with Ozzie and Harriet returning Sept 1. NBC airs Powell mysteries at 6:30. CBS presents Lawless in Seventeenth Century England at 7. Also plans include Ask Me Another at 5:30 on NBC, a Bikini atom bomb preview, March of Time revival for famine relief Hunger Marches On, and scheduling shifts for Grand Marquee dramas.
A dense schedule lists Saturday and Sunday radio programs by network including NBC CBS ABC and MBS with titles such as The Spanish Issue Life of Riley Truth or Con sequencies Barn Dance Judy Canova Tony Martin Show Alan Ladd Hollywood Star Time Mayor of Town Saturday Serenade Celebrity Club Green Hornet Famous Jury Trial Gang Busters Hayloft Hoedown Twenty Questions Leave It to the Girls Jonathan Trimble Korn's a Krackin and Sunday forums Must Men Fight Peace Atomic Energy and International Control America United Federation of Agriculture Chicago Roundtable Can Republican Government Do the Job BBC style listings and musical variety programs.
Police report four Yomiuri editorial workers are jailed on illegal entry and breakage charges from yesterday s melee in Tokyo newspaper offices. They were among six staff who refused dismissal over alleged coloring of the news and sparked a fight over final authority on news handling.
The Kenosha chapter of the Reserve Officers Association moves its regular meeting to Monday June 24 at 7 30 p m in American Legion clubrooms to accommodate the state department president and air liaison officer.
Racine AFL Building Trades Council will not commit to a six month no strike pledge until the National Building Trades Council rules on Housing Expeditor Wilson Wyatt's request for a strike holiday. The local council was asked to pledge by Randall Snow, chairman of the Housing committee of American Legion Post 310.
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