A9th Staters Honor Soldiers at Ripon College Memorial
Memorial services honored 12 soldiers who attended Badger Boys State at Ripon College. Lt. Richard G. Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs A F Anderson, was killed in Europe in 1945. Youths at 1946 Boys State formed Federalist and Nationalist parties as citizenship training begins with 18 cities and a coin toss to assign political sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Boys’ State
Ripon College
American Legion
Wisconsin Department of the American Legion
Glenn D. Tinkham
Marshfield
Harold G. Olson
Milwaukee
Kenosha County Board Holds Annual Picnic at Paddocks Lake
The Kenosha county board held its annual picnic at the George Friedl cottage on Paddocks Lake. Attendees included board members and county officials plus friends. The program started at 11:30 a.m. with boating swimming games and refreshments. George Friedl Jr chairman of the highway committee led the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha County
George Friedl
Paddocks Lake
George Friedl, Jr
Kenosha City Council Hears Funding Plans for Vocational School
The Kenosha city council will meet this evening as a committee of the whole to discuss financing for a new vocational school building, pay increases for city employees and library staff, and plans for federal and state aid to widen and pave area highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Landgren Named to Knights Templar Office
Lloyd A. Landgren was named Very Eminent Deputy Grand Commander of the Wisconsin State Grand Commander of the Knights Templar at the 88th annual convention in Beloit. Otto C. Kapke of Milwaukee was appointed Right Eminent Grand Commander. Strikes are reducing Chile's exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd A. Landgren
Wisconsin
Knights Templar
Beloit
Otto C. Kapke
Milwaukee
Veterans Plan Home Building Project in Kenosha
A group of about 200 World War II veterans and wives met at the American Legion Memorial building to discuss a home building program. They voted to take options on two parcels for nearly 170 new homes on city plots, approving immediate action and scheduling another committee meeting at the legion home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Memorial
Duane Nedry
Nedry
Twenty-second
Seventy-eighth Street
Kenosha
The
Legion Home
City Reports 111 Disease Cases Week Ending June 22
Dr A J Dandall reports 111 communicable disease cases for the city for the week ending June 22. Measles total 58, chickenpox 42, rothems 11. Seven deaths and 19 marriages. births total 25 with 13 male and 12 female babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Dandall
Jap Faces Charge On Jewel Thefts
Batavia Java UP Dutch authorities charged Japanese Col. Akira Nomura with illegal possession of property in connection with the theft of a 30 million dollar cache of looted East Indian jewels gold and cash about 6 million dollars of which has been recovered. E Brunsveld Van Hulten said Nomura a former Tokyo school teacher and director of the Japanese planning board in Java during the war was believed to know where the bulk of the treasure was hidden. Nomura was taken from a prisoner of war camp to face the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Java
Akira Nomura
Ilegal
E. Brunsveld van Hulten
Nomura
Tokyo
Japanese Planning Board
Moose State Final Booster Meeting
The final Moose booster meeting convened Friday at 8 p.m. in Keno sha Lodge No. 286 with 135 candidates enrolled. Kenosha lodge hosts the Wisconsin Moose association convention July 4 to 7. John Kil Kelly of Waukegan, past Illinois lodge governor, spoke and entertainment included song and dance acts movies and refreshments. Sunday night Ed Hein, Mooseheart state director, spoke at the Kenosha club on membership with conservation movies and cartoons shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Lodge
Wisconsin Moose Association
John Kilkelly
Waukegan
Ilinois Lodge
Kenosha Club
Ed Hein
Mooseheart, Ill
Hein
Moose
Young America
Weeds Being Cut Along City Streets
City crews work along Fourteenth and Seventeenth Avenues in a weed eradication drive led by Frank G. Grasser, superintendent of streets. July 6 is the final date for property owners to mow weeds on their lots. After that date the city will mow private land and bill owners for costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourteenth
Frank G. Grasser
Las
Parking Fines Refunded by Chamber in Claremont Drive
The Claremont chamber of commerce issued $1 refund checks to 38 motorists from surrounding towns. The refunds were a goodwill gesture following a drive by the municipal court to enforce parking time limits.
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Claremont
N. H
WU P
Chamber of Commerce
Capt Teuscher to Receive DSC for War Exploit
Capt L Frederick Teuscher U S N well known in Kenosha county as a visitor at Hawthorne Hollow Green Bay road will leave Somers Tuesday for Washington D C where he will be awarded the British Distinguished Service Cross in recognition of his exploits as a fleet captain. Teuscher graduated from Annapolis in 1923 and served through the war with his fleet in the Pacific and England during D Day after which the fleet returned to the United States and then to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Frederick Teuscher
U.S.N
Kenosha County
Margaret
Ruth Teuscher
Hawthorne Hollow
Green Bay Road
Somers
Washington, D. C
Teuscher
Nall
Racine
Annapolis
Pacific
England
Europe
United States
Japan
Six Hammond Sons Discharged From Service
The Hammond family of 508 Sixty-eighth street sees six sons discharged. Jerry Hammond, an ensign, served 38 months and was released last week. Norman, a staff sergeant, served two years in the army. Paul, a chief yeoman, spent two years in the navy mainly at New Zealand. Eugene, a first lieutenant, served three years in the ETO. John, a former corporal with a tank division, served two and a half years. Richard, a private first class, served two and a half years, mostly in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hammond
Lewis Hammond
Sixty-eighth Street
Jerry
Navy
Norman
Army
Paul
New Zealand
Eugene
ETO
John
Pfc
Richard
Germany
High Winds Strike Wausau Area Damaging Planes
High winds uprooted trees and telegraph poles in the Wausau area and damaged eight airplanes at Wausau airport during two brief gusts. Thunderstorms accompanied the winds, with a peak velocity of 49 miles per hour. Sixty six other planes were spared as spectators held them steady during the gusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
Wisconsin Civil Air Corps
Statewide Medical Care Plan Created by Delegates
The State Medical Society House of Delegates voted to establish a statewide medical and surgical care plan absorbing Milwaukee county's plan. Kenosha physician W. C. Stewart was named to organize the plan, with the resolution urging sale alongside the Blue Cross hospitalization plan and endorsing Milwaukee county's method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
State Medical Society
Milwaukee County
W. C. Stewart
Kenosha
Blue Cross
Wisconsin Air Show Tickets Go On Sale June 30
Fabian Monfils announces public ticket sales for the Wisconsin Air Show to be held June 30 at Kenosha airport. Tickets will be available at multiple city locations including Mayer Drug Herrmann Drug Elks Club and local taverns and shops across several avenues and streets. East African soldiers are returning to civilian life at 500 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabian Monfils
Kenosha
Mayer Drug
Sixth Avenue
Herrmann Drug
Seventh Avenue
Elks Club
Eighth Avenue
Guttormsen Recreation
Fifty Second Street
Elmer Wade
Twenty Second Avenue
Bernacchi
Bernacchi’s Homemade Candies, Twenty-second Avenue At Sixty-third Street
Eagles ‘Club
Fifty-eighth Street
Seventy Fifth Street
American Legion Club
Youths Fill Summer Time Jobs In Kenosha
About 500 Kenosha youths aged 12 to 18 obtained work permits in the first three weeks of June. Miss Elizabeth Lyman, public schools Statistics clerk, said weekly permits average 165 since June 1. Most permits go to boys in local factories with some girls also employed in plants and a publishing company.
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Kenosha
Elizabeth Lyman
Public Schools Statistics
Board of Education General Expense Fund
Lyman
Rehearsals for Chorus Announced in Kenosha Welcome Home
Announcement lists two remaining rehearsals for the massed chorus for the Fourth of July Welcome Home celebration in Kenosha. A June 26 session at 7 30 p m at the Kenosha Historical and Art Museum welcomes all choir members, with a final rehearsal July 3 at 7 30 p m in the Mary D Bradford High School auditorium conducted by Clyde Parnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Mary D. Bradford High School
Clyde Parnell
Milwaukee
A. J. Peters
Kenosha Youth Foundation Adds Three Emergency KYF Classes
Athletic Director John Galvich announced three new KYF classes to handle overflow summer registrations. A mixed swim class for ages six to eight meets Thursdays 1 to 1 30 pm. A girls nine to eleven class meets Tuesdays and Fridays 1 to 1 30 pm. A Junior Girls class for 12 to 14 meets Tuesdays and Fridays 2 to 2 30 pm. Also noted: Mexican officials push self sufficiency in sugar through expanded production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galvich
Kenosha Youth Foundation
Chiropractic Merit Promised By Dr I G Moe D C
An advocate compares the body to a machine that works only when properly adjusted. He argues accurate alignment yields physical health and mental well being, urging readers to investigate chiropractic care.
Kenoshans In the Service Sign Nine Recruits
Nine Kenosha youths were signed by Sgt. Robert Clark of the Army recruiting office in the past week. The group includes Fritz Bernshausen Delbert Neau Ralph Wilcox Frederick Herbrol Leo Gregorski Eugene Ashmus Harvey Stone William Rugg Bruce Barter and Wesley Redlin who has been discharged after 21 months in the Pacific. Redlin is the son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Redlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Robert Clark
Army Recruiting Office
Fritz Bernshausen
Thirtieth Avenue
Delbert R. Neau
First Street
Ralph C. Wilcox
Frederick Herbrol
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Leo A. Gregorski
Seventh Avenue
Eugene L. Ashmus
Tenth Avenue
Bruce Barter
Seventy-fifth Street
Wesley J. Redlin
Pacific
Wesley Redlin
Williams Son Arrives in Rangoon to Take Consular Post
Mr and Mrs W Williams announce their son William L S Williams has arrived in Rangoon Burma to serve as vice consul at the American Consulate General. He travels en route to his post to begin duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue
State Department
William L. S. Williams
Rangoon
Burma
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Becin
County Board
Franks’ Diner
Oca
Pucci
Roosevelt Road
H. Opat
Chicago
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Isetts
Twenty-second Avenue
Grunow
Simon Electric and
43Rd St
Grace L. Pribyl
Louis Pribyl
Holtville
Cal
Congress Club
Edna Allen
Roy E. Allen
Oxford
Rockford
Allen
Lee
7Th Ave
Sheriff's Department
David Rodack
Bristol
Highway 45
J. R. Mujlich
6Th Ave
Washington Road
William F. Rademacher
J. Ferguson
Townhall Road
Pleasant Prairie Township
Ferguson
Billups Browne
Albert Bornhuetter
Household Appliance & Radio Co
57Th St
Kermit Schreck
Ernest Oberhofer
Fox River
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Eagles
Crossin Funeral Home
Lucile Rusch
Ralph Pais
Tobin Road
Highway 42
Pais
Charles Jerome Bernard
Libertyville
Ill
Thirty Seventh Avenue
Pierson’s
22Nd Ave
Uptown
Frank Marescalco
Megr
Roosevelt Rd
Comets
Adv
Fifty-ninth Street
Library Park
Standard Oil
Newberry Abstract Co
Patek and
Great Western Paints
Fowler's
Katharine Fredericksen
Thirty-first Avenue
Bonnie Hame
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Advance Novelty Co
Anderson Furniture
Lecker’s
14Th Ave
Johnnie Dorff
60Th St. Lundies
Charles Summers
Niels Nielson
Thirty-eighth Avenue
NEW York Life
George F. Stange
St. Dial
National Association of Life Underwriters
John W. Klema, Jr
Will
Burkeisermann Building
56Th Street
Kenosha, Wis
Joseph Funck Agency
GR Jews of Insurance
Fifty-Sixth Street
Landgren
Chile
Becker
Veterans
Moose State
Kenosha County Civil Service Commission
Maurice Wilson
Capt
Hammond Sons
Master Plumbers Association
National Association OF Master Plumbers
Wisconsin Master Plumbers Association
Kaelber
Jensen
ATLAS
Mischler
Larsen’s
Stein
Kenoshan
Maywood
Kelly Ruffolo
Harteord Accident and Indemnity Company Insurance
French & Gail
First National Bank Building
Williams
Cairo
Alexandria
Jedda
Arabia
Wisconsin Iron & Metal Co
DR. C. R. Mundt
W. A. Johnson
Fui
63Rd Street
Mr. Curtiss
Charles H. Curtiss
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO
State Farm Mutual Automobile (Insurance Company
Kenosha National Bank Building
Sign Service
Neon
Sixty Third St
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