Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Time Machine Trip to September 1940

 

Kaukauna Times - September 1940

September 4, 1940

The Reichel icehouse was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin early Sunday morning along with 500 cakes of ice. William State Sr., night watchman at the municipal building when he saw the fire from the second floor of the building. Mr. Reichel estimates the loss to the structure at $2,600 

 

Joseph A. Scherer, Kaukauna, apprentice seaman will be transferred to a unit of the United States fleet. He enlisted in the navy June 18.

 

September 6, 1940

 


R. H. McCarty

 

“When an employee of the Police Department puts in his service and has fulfilled the requirements, he is eligible to receive a pension,” that is the statement made by city attorney H. F. McAndrews.  Alderman George Luebke told the council R. H. McCarty former chief of Police in Kaukauna has taken the job as postmaster and should not be allowed to receive his police pension.

 

September 11, 1940

The Rialto theater on Lawe St was entered and robbed of $340 in cash Sunday night. The money was taken from a safe located in the office of the theater on the 2nd floor of the building.

The Green Bay Packer management is expecting a record crowd opening day when they launched their 1940 National League schedule at Green Bay Sunday with the revamped Philadelphia Eagles.

 

September 20, 1940

An increase in wages was asked for by city employees in a letter to the common council. The letter suggests scheduled increased for park attendants of $15 a month, bridgetender's $10 a month, hourly men 5 cents an hour, truck drivers and operators $10 a month, assistant clerk $10 a month.

Kaukauna high school defeated West De Pere here Saturday 23 to 0. Carl Giordana of the Kaws pushed over a couple of touch towns then kicked an extra point to give Kaukauna 13 points at halftime. Stubby Steffens brought the fans to their feet with a 30-yard score in the third quarter.

 

September 25, 1940

Jean Derus was elected president of the girls Athletic Association at a meeting Friday. Georgiana Schmidlkofer was named vice president and Jean Sullivan, secretary treasurer.

 

 

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