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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1952

Page

7

Communities oppose Wisconsin Telephone rate hike hearing set

The Public Service Commission in Madison will hear opposition to a proposed rate increase by Wisconsin Telephone on July 10. Milwaukee and Kenosha officials back a joint protest led by the Municipalities Defense committee under the League of Wisconsin Municipalities.

Wisconsin Telephone Company Public Service Commission Madison Walter Mattison Milwaukee Kenosha Evening News Municipalities’ Defense Committee Mattison Arhane Nan Tn Winal Cunh Vata Hilbac Jcaids Gary VIVEM Dull Lae League of Wisconsin Municipalities Robert Baker Kenosha Witneses Kenoshans

Masonic Council Hosts Sixth Arch Meeting Saturday

Kenosha council 33 will host councils from Janesville Beloit Delavan and Racine at a Sixth Arch of Royal and Select Masters gathering at the Masonic temple. Royal and select degrees will be conferred at 3 and 4 p.m. with a potluck supper at 6 p.m. All Masons invited. Rudolph A. Davidson leads the Kenosha council with Fred Clitheroe heading the Arch.

Kenosha Council Janesville Beloit Delavan Racine S. M Kenosha Rudolph A. Davidson Bristol

Beasley Arson Case Set for Friday in County Court

Preliminary hearing for Thomas J. Beasley 22 of 6223 5th Ave. on an arson charge was set for Friday after sheriff’s investigators tied the 1946 Ford coupe fire to an insurance scam. Beasley, who reported the blaze in Bristol township after swimming, had no license or vehicle registration and faced fines in municipal court. He stated he set the fire due to lack of money to meet the first payment.

Thomas J. Beasley 5Th Ave Beasley Floyd Hughes Sheriff's Department Bristol Township Hughes

Three Manager Candidates Here in Kenosha

Kenosha moved a step closer to hiring a new city manager as the first three of eight applicants arrived for interviews with the city council at 3 p.m. Robert Heitsch of Farmington Connecticut Oliver Comstock of Council Bluffs Iowa and Harold B Vasey of Brookfield Missouri were listed for interviews with a city tour and lunch at the Elks club before the sessions. The remaining five applicants will be invited at later dates with no schedule yet set.

Kenosha Robert Heitsch Farmington Herrmann Elks Club Heitsch Comstock Vasey

Legion Band Opens Season With First Concert

The American Legion band performs its season opener Thursday at 8 p.m. in Civic Center park. Concerts continue weekly for 10 weeks, with soloists Anthony Ritacca and Patricia Timm. Directed by George Manupella, the program features works by Heed, Alford, King, Clarke, Flathers, Herbert, D Haedeldt, Drigo, Walter, and Fillmore along with vocal and cornet pieces.

American Legion Civic Center Park Civic Concert Committee Anthony Ritacca Patricia Timm George Manupella J. C. Heed H. Alford K. L. King Cornet Velvety H. L. Clarke London Hippodrome W. E. Flathers Victor Herbert Guy D’haedeldt

Kohler to keynote Eagles Golden Jubilee convention

Four day state Eagles convention opens with 3 p.m. registration led by Fred Orth. Gov. Walter J. Kohler will speak at the banquet and be escorted by law enforcement. Harold Sprester and Barnet Goldstein join lineup, with a Friday session and a 75 candidate induction.

Eagles Fred Orth Walter J. Kohler Robert W. Hansen Milwaukee Eagles Club Harold Sprester la Crosse B. A. Herrmann Lloyd Larson Milwaukee Sentinel Barnet H. Goldstein Kansas City Grand Aerie Legal Advisor and Hansen

Straw stack fire on R. G. Richards farm extinguished

Local item notes a burning straw stack on the R. G. Richards farm near Hy. 31 on W. 52nd St. extinguished yesterday by the Somers volunteer fire department. The rest of the page lists local ads and notices including services, sales, and events.

R. G. Richards Somers Hal’s Shell 22Nd Ave Merle McFaddin 27Th Ave P and G Holy Rosary 45Th St Walter Reed Wisconsin Barber and Beauty Culture Association Madison Ludwig’s Cooper Rd Griffin Florists 69Th St First Bridge North Sheridan Rd

Army engineers seek $1,000,000 lake study relief plan

Army engineers asked the House Public Works committee to authorize a one million dollar study of high lake level problems causing over 10 million dollars in annual shoreline damage. The survey found Kenosha area losses near a half million last year as floods threaten property along the Great Lakes. The U S and Canada urged the international joint commission to investigate ways to halt serious flooding along Lake Ontario shores.

Kenoshans Great Lakes Army Engineers House Public Works Committee Larcade D-La Congress Lewis A. Pick

State civil defense drill to test mobile battalions

Police coordinator Haukedahl will help arrange a July 20 mobile battalion dry run for a simulated disaster. Kenosha units and others will participate in the exercise as part of the state civil defense meet. Two bicycles were stolen from Holy Rosary church grounds. Norman Young and Calvin Anderson reported the thefts. A German dent’s hat incident involved a train engine crew receiving flowers and wine from a student group for respecting dignity.

Haukedahl Kenosha Holy Rosary Norman Young 27Th Calvin Anderson 25Th Ave

Police Pay Ranks 13th In Wisconsin

Kenosha ranks 13th in police salaries among Wisconsin cities. A Police Protective Association committee urged a raise, seeking 16.75 for patrolmen and 26 for commanding officers plus cost of living. If approved, the annual cost would reach 54000 and aim to match sheriff’s department levels.

Kenosha Wisconsin West Allis Milwaukee South Milwaukee Wauwatosa Cudahy Waukesha Madiosa Plymouth Racine Green Bay LaCrosse Watertown Policemen’s Protective Association Police and Fire Commission Madison Edward Wavre

Verona Helminski dies after long illness at 76

Mrs Verona Helminski aged 76 of 1342 56th St died at home after a long illness. Born in Posen Poland she wed William Helminski in 1895 at Stevens Point and moved to Kenosha in 1923. She leaves two sons and four daughters, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, with husband predeceased in 1951. She was a St James Catholic Church member. New piggeries at St Marys Hospital Isle of Wight will have swing door sites.

Verona Helminski 56Th St Posen Poland Joseph Knaack William Helminski Stevens Point Kenosha St. James Catholic Church Altar Society Daniel Joseph Adolph Stengel West Allis Wis George Hollander Genevieve Martha

Kenosha Toll in Two-Year War: 13 Dead 32 Wounded

The Kenosha area marks two years of conflict with 13 killed and 32 wounded. The roster lists many named service members and valor awards, noting 561 inducted, 383 in army and air force, 147 naval reservists called to active duty.

Kenosha Rhinold Neumiller Homer C. McCarthy, Jr John H. Mitchell Phillip Johnson Rav R Nailka Dina Renna

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evening News Franco Gianfranchi Rome Italy Jack Beni Edward Wavro Center Gianfranchi America Commission Harold Schlater Schlater The American Medical Association Council On Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation EARTH DR. Heinze Optometrists 63Rd St Masonic Group Auto Radio Cudahy Radio and Television 29Th Ave TOM J. Henkel Travelers Insurance Kenosha Building and Loan Association 6Th Ave Polio Insurance Hastings Realtors Legion Kohler Maplecrest Country Club Robert Pritzl 19Th Ave Turner's Gardens West 75Th St Ernest A. Nelson Rt. 3 Antioch Ill Indiana Sheriff's Marjorie Charlie Morzejko 14Th Ave Petit Electric Roosevelt Rd South Sheridan Rd Charles Bejnarowicz American Legion Club Donald M. Thomas Vic’s Washington Rd Stanley G. Haukedahl Gus Bea 83Rd Street 22Nd Avenue Hal's Shell Service St. Mary's Hospital Isle of Wight Barden-Moeller 60Th St Ransom Dispensing Opticians Wisconsin Opticians” Association Claude A. Moore, Jr Robert E. Edwards Ronald Stec Richard Salvatore Norman Looker Franklin Swartz James Oglesby William Zimmerman Phillip Ianni David P. Schaff Sylester R. Gorelik James R. Sorensen Alfred Principe Robert Mielke Andrew W. Mahon Richard M. Fairbanks James Ellison Kenneth H. Landree Jack Foss Julian Dragoncewicz James Schnuck John Lapotka Kenneth C. Heymann Kenosha Gis Principe James W. Johnson Ianni Wayne Weidner Robert G. Gregorin Michael A. Conforti Mitchell Fairbanks Louis D. Cundari Heymann Elroy A. Ruebel Robert G Edw. C. Borland Sixty-third Street Kenosha Jewelers’ Guild E. J. Kilkelly, Ph. G Kilkelly Rexall Drugs Seiriangle Vie” Joerndt Julie” Ventura
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