Court of Honor Set Thursday at Public Museum
Two will be honored at the Boy Scout Court of Honor Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Public Museum. The Eagle Bronze Palm will be given Sidney Leonard merit badges after completion of the Eagle rank. Allan Kammer of Troop 22 will receive the high award. List includes Adelson, Boyd, Hedstrom, Hoyland, Larsen, Molstad, Rohde and others. Pro marksman and marksman awards, first class and second class pins, and merit badges will also be presented to numerous scouts including Karnes, Arneson, Ludke, Orzolek and Spera among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Sidney Leonard
Allan Kammer
Troop 22
Cliff Adelson
Larry Boyd
Jerry Hedstrom
Bernard A. Hoyland
William Larsen
John G. Molstad
John Rohde
Robert Karnes
Gene Arneson
Jack Ludke
Louis Orzolek
Bob Fox
Terry Conway
Tom Conway
Vernon Patrow
Marksman
Gerald Germsheid
Jack Ocheltree
Clifford Greisen
David Spera
Marwood Clauson
Walter Anderson
Floyd Briscoe
Tom Young
James Altman
Herbert Oechler
Robert Ripley
Charles Runge
Ronald L
Bacteriologist Sir Thomas Houston Dies at 80 in Belfast
Sir Thomas Houston aged 80, bacteriologist and pro chancellor of Queen’s University Belfast, died on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Sir Thomas Houston
Queens University
Court Records: Monticello man fined for reckless driving
Ting Yiams James M Foote age 22 of 1814 55th St was fined 10 dollars and costs in municipal court today for reckless driving. The item appears in a page filled with local ads and brief notices including sales, services, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Foote
55Th St
Guttormsen
Elray
Highway 50
60Th St
Cable Coal Co
Milo Scott
23Rd Ave
Navy Club
57Th St
Dilday Elected Secretary Treasurer Of Wisconsin Chamber Group
Charles Dilday executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce was elected secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executive association at Rhinelander. The group formerly known as the Wisconsin Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries changed its name. Dilday led a fundraising panel and delivered an address. M Eugene Baker discussed local and national aspects of fund drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dilday
Chamber of Commerce
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce Executive Association
Rhinelander
Wisconsin Association of Commercial Organization
Dilday
M. Eugene Baker
Kenosha Chamber
Conservation talk urges public to study wildlife problems
Arthur Molstad of the state conservation commission told the Kenosha County Conservation Club that hunter numbers have risen and marsh drainage has reduced wildlife home areas. He urged a broad, sustained public effort and warned conservation must be a growing, visible enterprise. The club reported 1,800 pheasant chicks at the game farm and 28,000 largemouth bass stocked in six lakes, with 175 cock pheasants released from the state game farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Arthur Molstad
Milwaukee
State Conservation Commission
Molstad
Kenosha Group
Howard Russell
Leo Peterson
Russell
Robert Winnie
Center
Powers
Benedict
Marie
Elizabeth
Winnie
Third Check Forgery Reported to Police
Police report another forgery case involving a man using the name R. J. Wilson of 6603 29th Ave. He passed forged $25 checks at a Kenosha National Bank hardware and feed store, bought a dress and scarf, and later cashed another forged check. He returned for more goods and used Wilson's identity on business cards and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wilson
29Th Ave
Kenosha National Bank
Thorn
22Nd Ave
Wilson
Thora
Two Traffic Accidents Reported to Authorities
Two traffic accidents were reported Tuesday by police. A hit and run damaged a parked car owned by Ernest Blasi on 18th Avenue in front of 25th Avenue. A second parked car owned by Ralph Kirkpatrick on 74th Place was struck by a vehicle driven by Wilbur Walton on 3rd Avenue at 6 40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propeller Club
Maple Crest Country Club
Freddie Mann
McKeon Road
Shaw's Poultry
Hwy
McKeon Rd
Shanghi
Charlie Morzejko
14Th Ave
Petit Electric
Roosevelt Rd
Mulholland Fogging Service
59Th St
Sheridan Rd
Chester Wawiorka
10Th Ave
Kenosha
Beauty Mart
56Th St
Jack Pott
State Line
Newberry Abstract Co
7Th Ave
Ed Stange, Jr
6Th Ave
52Nd St
8Th Ave
Ernest Blasi
18Th Ave
25Th Ave
Ralph Kirkpatrick
74Th Pl
Wilbur L. Walton
3Rd Ave
Obituary of Carl Kublik 68 in Kenosha after long illness
Carl Kublik aged 68 of 6819 36th Ave died at Kenosha hospital after a long illness. Born in Poland August 18 1880 he married Matilda Fiebelkorn in 1902 and moved to Kenosha in 1911. He worked 20 years at Hamilton Beach Co retiring in 1945. He is survived by his widow a son Richard four daughters a brother a sister and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kublik
36Th Ave
Kenosha Hospital
Poland
August Kublik
Matilda Fiebelkorn
America
Waterbury
Conn
Kenosha
Hamilton Beach Co
Racine
Kublck
St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Polishers and Buffers Union
Matilda
Richard
Paul Kempien
M. C. Borneman
Bert Gilstrap
Helen Kubick
Edward
Muscatine
Germany
Arthur
Death of Mrs. Gilbert Murphy Former Kenosha Teacher
Word arrived of the death of Mrs. Gilbert Murphy a former Kenosha high school teacher who died in Minneapolis recently after a lingering illness. Mrs Murphy left the local school system in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Murphy
Kenosha
Minneapolis
Murphy
Junior Chamber Installs Officers in Kenosha
George Nelson was named president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce at a ladies night dinner in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Rathskeller in Kenosha. New officers include Fred Hartley and Don Cook as vice-presidents, Paul Ponzio secretary, Arnold Johnson treasurer, with directors Goodell Huntoon Bundies Cass Brooks and Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rathsheller
Fred Hartley
George Nelson
Don Cook
Paul Ponzio
Arnold Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Goodell
Goodell
William Huntoon
Robert Bundies
Robert Cass
Albert Brooks
William Rose
City of
Kenosha
Kenosha Wheelmen’s Club
Kenosha Evening News
Kenosha Enterprises
WLIP
George R. Cady
First Congregational Church
Cady
Cook
Robert Wellman
U. S. Jaycees
Dayton Re elected Commander of Legion Post 21 in Wis.
Edward H. Dayton, World War I captain who led Company M of the 4th Wisconsin Infantry, was reelected commander of American Legion Post 21 after election tabulation. Other officers elected include Walter H. Osterman as vice commander and Harold Rasmussen as adjutant along with multiple executive committee members. Dayton’s term starts in October and he has long ties to the Legion and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Dayton
Wisconsin
France
American Legion
Dayton
Walter H. Osterman
Harold Rasmussen
Joseph Unti
Conrad Gaffney
Fred Clark
Duane Nedry
Walter Simons
George Degen
Eugene Saftig
J. Stuart Voight
Thomas Grasser
Evan Pfanmiller
Post 21
4Th Wisconsin Infantry
M Company
Kenosha
Voiture
The
Elks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Last Man’s Club
32Nd Division Association
40 and Over Club
Sons of Union Veterans
Kenosha Enterprises, Inc
Knights of Columbus
ICC Hearing Set On Bus Petition
A public hearing will be held Monday June 27 at 9 30 a m before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Madison on Cardinal Bus Lines petition to provide interstate passenger service among Wisconsin cities including Kenosha Racine and Madison. The company seeks authority to operate routes linking Madison Cambridge Lake Ripley Jefferson Fort Atkinson Oakland Center Whitewater LaGrange Adams East Troy Waterford Beaufort Yorkville Ives Grove Racine and other points. Cardinal previously won an intra state run between Kenosha and Madison after a court case. Secretary L J Peterson said the ICC authorization would serve numerous communities Cardinal Lines currently serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Bus Lines
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Interstate Commerce Commission
Madison
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Cambridge
Lake Ripley
Jefferson
Fort Atkinson
Oakland Center
Whitewater
LaGrange
Adams
East Troy
Waterford
Beaumont
Yorkville
Ives Grove
Kenoshans In the Service Recruit Assignments
Charles R. Lavenduskey son of Frank Lavenduskey 2613 24th Ave has been assigned to Detachment C Yokohama Engineer Depot. He entered the army in January 1949 and arrived in Japan in May. Pfc Gene Falkenstern USMC son of Mr and Mrs Irving Falkenstein of Tobin Road has been transferred from Cherry Point NC to the Navy ammunition depot at Hastings Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Lavenduskey
Frank Lavenduskey
24Th Ave
Yokohama
Japan
Gene Falkenstern
USMC
Irving Falkenstein
Tobin Road
Cherry Point
N. C
Navy Ammunition Depot
Hastings
Neb
Spray-Gat spray gun earns editorial board award
A self contained Spray-Gat spray gun from Sullivan and Becker Machine Company 6705 14th Ave. is highlighted in the June Mill and Factory as an editor ial board award winner among 106 tested industrial products. The unit has a 21 ounce container and a carbon dioxide cartridge suitable for painting oiling or waterproofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan and Becker Machine Company
14Th Ave
Mill and Factory
Sullivan and Becker
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Court of Honor
Deliverea
Kenosha Building
Puene
C. J. Werwie and Co
Westinghouse
General Electric
Jack Andrea
Dial
Wayside Mission Gospel Church
16Th Ave
Gene Hammond
OF America
Kenosha News
Wisconsin Fuel CO
28Th Avenue
Kenoshan
Junior Chamber
Fortables
RCA Victor
Henesha
Alriengle Radio Matt
Legion
ICC
Griebel’s Cleaners and Dyers
Travelers’ Life Insurance
Travelers’ Accident Insurance
Tom J. Henkel
Chas. H. Pfennig, Inc
57Th Street
Tsa
California Scenic Circle
Hollywood
Catalina
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Old Mormom Pgs
Royal
Edmund Lamacchia
Saez
Jana Ave
Department of Recreation Board of Education
Department of Public Recreation
Department of Recreation
Ivery Call
AIT Rylan DD Dairy Products Co
All Children’s
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