Congregational Men Hear Talk on Indian Love
Charles Eagle Plume, descendant of a pioneer family, lectured to the Congregational Men's Club on Indian Love Life and Culture. He discussed tribes, costumes, language, and the democratic influence of the Iroquois system, noting women’s emancipation and tribal customs while advocating a nuanced view of American Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eagle Plume
Congregational Men's Club
Eagle Plume
Thomas Paine
Angle Plume
Barn break-in on Lichter Road theft of oats reported
Wrets Joseph Scarletti reported to the sheriff Monday that someone broke a window and entered his barn on the Lichter road taking about 30 bushels of oats. Several items and notices appear throughout including parking violations and local business ads. a correction notes Paul Gailus appointment details and a state VFW service office opening in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Scarletti
Sheriff's Department
Lichter Road
Isetts
Green Mill
7Th Ave
Forpaghetti
Warren G. Jung
Fiftieth Street
Sixtieth Street
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Anderson Furniture
Paul Gailus
Gateway Post
VFW
Veterans Administration
Milwaukee
Gailus
Department of Wisconsin
Evening News
Farina
Dominic Lampone
Mike
Joseph Farina
Edward J. Ruetz
Milton LaViolette
Frank Odar
Lee C Econom
Wisconsin issues windshield stickers in place of plates
Due to inadequate 1946 license stock from the state prison, Wisconsin DMV will issue temporary windshield stickers. Officers will recognize the stickers as valid until the plate arrives. The April 1 deadline remains for 1945 registrations as renewals are staggered to about 60,000 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
State Motor Vehicle Department
B. L Marcus
Madison
Marcus
Red Cross Drive Reaches $17,500 In Ke Osh County
Red Cross campaign headquarters report $17,500 in contributions toward a $32,700 goal for city and county activities for the coming year. City employees gave $500 with totals by divisions including $4,276 retail and $1,860 corporate. Ke nosha theaters will show a film Wednesday as bank booths stay open this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Archery Class for Boys Starts Saturday at KYF
George Limpert of the Kenosha Youth Foundation announced a archery class for boys under 15 starting this Saturday. Interested boys should leave their names with Limpert and bring bows and arrows. KYF provides targets and films will be shown at the first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tym
Kenosha Youth Foundation
George Limpert
KYF
Limpert
Council Names Committee on Vet Housing
The council referred parking meter investigation to the city manager and advanced a taxicab ordinance to regulate permits insurance and rates. They delayed 10 permit applications and accepted a bid to purchase a harbor warehouse site while addressing zoning and street changes and granting two private garbage collection permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
LaViolette Machine Company
Thirtieth Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Board of Building Appeals
Seventy Fourth Street
City Plan Commission
F. P. Rudy
Seventh Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Macwhyte Company
Fourteenth Avenue
Ruth Harman
Nicholson
Yacht Club
John Zinani
Thirteenth Avenue
Fifty-sixth Street
Health Department
Helen Cleary
Fifty Sixth Street
Tenth and
Eleventh Avenues
VEW Post Plans Annual Election
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1865 will hold its annual election of officers Wednesday night at 8. Commander Burnett D. Leff asks all members to attend. Joint committees of Post 1865 and Gateway Post 2751 have met to finalize initiation plans for Union Hall on April 7 with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1865
Gold Chevron Memorial
Burnett D. Leff
Union Hall
State Chamber Urges Public Help for Federal System
Milwaukee talk by Stump and Rep. Sumners highlights calls for energetic public support of the American system. Sumners, longtime Judiciary Committee chair, warns against federal overreach and advocates state power. Stump, president of the Wisconsin Association of Commercial Organiza tion Secretaries, leads a midyear conference on decentralization and policy topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Stump
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Association of Commercial Organization
Association
Chambers of Commerce
Disabled Vets Host To Service Officers
The Disabled American Veterans of Kenosha will provide entertainment on Thursday March 21 for Wisconsin County Veteran Service officers during their two day conference. Commander George Murray says a 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. cocktail hour will be held at the club room 2318 Sixty-third Street for county representatives. The American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars were listed, but no DAV role was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veteran's Organization of
Kenosha
Wisconsin County
George Murray
DAV
Sixty-third Street
American Legion
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
Shanghai Police Cut Stock Broker Telephone Lines
Shanghai police disconnected most telephone lines in stock broker offices to curb gold, dollar, and share speculation. Officials said the move targets illicit trading and aims to stabilize markets amid rising rumors and volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Davis to Assume Office Wednesday
Attorney W. W. Davis will take the oath of office as Kenosha county judge at 10 o clock Wednesday morning. He was appointed to succeed the late Judge Robert W. Baker and will serve until June 1947 with a spring 1947 election to fill the remainder of the term through January 1, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Davis
Kenosha
Walter S. Goodland
Robert W. Baker
Davis
Arrest Local Youth After Church Thefts
A 15 year old Kenosha boy was arrested while preparing to board a Chicago and Northwestern train with another youth after stealing three pocketbooks from the First Methodist church cloakroom. Police located the youths at the depot and later recaptured the suspect after he escaped custody. Disposition of the case remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Fred E. Frankson
First Methodist Church
John Boswell
Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Felix Miller
Report Reconciliation For Hedy and John Loder
Hedy Lamarr and her husband John Loder, who separated about three months ago, have reconciled. A spokesman for Lamarr said all thought of a divorce has been forgotten.
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Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
John Loder
Mrs. Wenngren 72 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Carolina Wenngren 72 widow of August Wenngren and a Kenosha resident died at St Catherine's Hospital after a long illness. Born September 30 1873 in Vesteros Sweden she came to America in 1911 lived in De Kalb before settling in Kenosha in 1915. She belonged to St Pauls Lutheran church Vasa Order Svea Lodge 210 and Lady Vikings. Survived by sons Hugo Wenngren Milwaukee George Wenngren Westchester NL and daughter Mrs Guy Edwards Woodworth Wis four grandchildren and a brother and three sisters in Sweden.
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Carolina Wenngren
August Wenngren
Twentieth Avenue
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Vesteros
Sweden
Charles and
Louise Lindberg
America
de Kalb
Ill
Kenosha
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Vasa Order of America
Svea Lodge No
Woodworth
Wis
Silver Lake Veterans Office Opens Next Thursday
The Kenosha county Veterans' Service office will open a Silver Lake branch at the fire department next Thursday March 28 from 1 30 to 4 30 p m with weekly Thursday hours for returning veterans in the county.
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Kenosha County
Veterans’ Service
Silver Lake
Death of Robert Rogan in Wisconsin crash
Robert Rogan 25 son of Marathon county agricultural agent W J Rogan died in a Wausau hospital from multiple injuries from a March 17 auto crash on Highway 29 near Ringle. Classified notice refers to the contact number.
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Wausau
Wis
U.P
Robert Rogan
Marathon County
W J. Rogan
Ringle
Plan Resumption Of Boys' State At Ripon College
The Fifth Badger Boys State sponsored by the Wisconsin American Legion will be held on the Ripon College campus June 22 to 29. About 550 high school juniors will attend, selected for leadership, with two political parties and mock state government. Chief Justice Marvin Rosenberry and Lt. Gov. Oscar Rennebohm will speak. Ripon College President Dr. Clark G. Kuebler welcomes the encampment as a valued citizenship contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Wisconsin American Legion
Ripon College
Ripon
Val W. Ove
Boys’ State
Kenosha
Ove
Wisconsin
Marvin Rosenberry
Oscar Rennebohm
Clark G. Kuebler
ROTC Riflemen Honored by American Legion Post 21
Leading members of Keno sha high school ROTC were feted by American Legion Post 21 at the legion clubrooms. The dinner honored the five man team with the best local score in Hearst competition and the 15 man team that fired in the Sixth Service Command Interscholastic matches. Attending were Capt. Frank Harvell and numerous cadets and NCOs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha High School
American Legion Post 21
Legion
W.H. Osterman
The
Post
Americanism Committee
Post 21
Hearst
Service Command
U. S. Army
Frank Harvell
James A. Wallig
Arnold Henkel
Harold Kaslaske
Delcorps
Donald Webb
Lewis Lindquist
Richard Kiemer
Peter DeLaat
Raymond Schmitt
Harold Boreiko
Laurel Haney
Thomas Davis
Richard Leiting
Author Editor Dies in Ogunquit Me
Dr John W Cunliffe 81 author and editor who was director emeritus of Columbia University School of Journalism since 1931 and connected with the school since 1912 died here last night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogunquit
John W. Cunliffe
Columbia University School of Journalism
Discharged Kenoshan Medic Honored With Bronze Star
Sgt. James M. Brehm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LeMieux, 2814 Washington Road, is discharged after three years of service six months in the European theater. He wears the Bronze Star Medal Combat Medic Badge American Theater and ETO ribbons with two battle stars the Victory Medal and the Good Conduct Medal. Discharge occurred at Camp Grant and he arrived home Saturday night.
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James M. Brehm
Raymond LeMieux
Washington Road
Young Brehm
Camp Grant
Lang Simonson Dies After Prolonged Illness at 18
Lang Sherwood Simonson, 18, of 5907 Fifth avenue Long Island died at his home Monday afternoon after a long illness. Born in Kenosha on June 6, 1927, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Simonson. He survived by his father. his mother died in 1944. He attended Durkee school and the Orthopedic Open Air School and had recent home instruction.
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Braunie
Jim
Sheridan
56Th St
Dick la Mielle
Genevieve Christensen
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Fifty-fifth Street
Twenty-second Avenue
Gordon Lumber & Supply Co
75Th St
Harry Arthur Dudek
S. Linderman
Racine
Sixtieth Street
Twenty Ninth Avenue
Lee Perry
Maytag
C. Labanowsky
57Th St
18Th Ave
Enzi Ricchio
Fifty-fourth Street
Dominic
Pasquale Perori
Fifty-third Street
Ernie
Kenosha
Milwakee
Milwaukee
Roosevelt Rd
Apt
Women of the Moose
Lang Sherwood Simonson
Fifth Avenue
Lewis S. Simonson
Durkee
Fearless Lion Bites Aileron Fabric During Low Flight
A pilot flying low over a lion reported the animal fearlessly charged and tore off a portion of the aileron fabric, while other animals fled the approaching aircraft.
Should you trust friends or ads for medicines
A trusted druggist will not advise self medication without your physician's check. As malady grows, self treatment becomes less likely to help and may worsen simple cases. Each case is unique and a physician should guide druggist choice and prescription filling.
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Buffalo
William Katt
John Lehman
Thirty-ninth Avenue
Carl M. Curie
58Th Street
Nordyke Publishing Company
Red Cross Drive
Maywood Restaurant
Cloverleaf
Kelly Bupffold
Wisconsin Iron & Metal Co
Ota
14Th Ave
Navy Club
VEW Post
7Th Avenue
J. R. Mulich Agency
6Th Avenue
State Chamber
Rep. Sumners
House of Representatives Judiciary Committee
Sumners
House
Roosevelt
Bistrick Radio Electric
Hedy
Veterans’ Office
Fire and Casualty Insurance
DR. E. J. Carelli
United States Navy
Sixth Ave
ROTC
Lang Simonson
Fearless Beast
Harry Mayer
Mayer Drug
Rainbow Cleaners
Furniture and
N. E. Gergen N. F. Gergen
Paul Herrick
Veteran's Service Office
Court House
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