Kaukauna Times November 1950
By Lyle Hansen
November
1, 1950
Five Kaukauna men were included in the 31
draftees that were inducted from Outagamie County Thursday. They are Clifford
O. Fischer, route 2, Arthur A. Meulemans, route 2, James S. Lehman, Doty Street,
James J. Siebers, Third Street, and Marvin De Bruin 8th Street.
Pvt. Leo A. Fink and Pvt. Charles J. Rolf have recently
completed the Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Base, San Antonia,
Texas.
Little Chute – Vincent Vissers, Pine Street, Gordon
Hammen, Depot Street, and Gene Vanden Heuvel, Main Street, and Gerry Verhagen,
Lincoln Avenue left Thursday for training in the armed forces this week.
November
3, 1950
The seven-man Kaukauna police department had a
busy time in October. They made 102 investigations, escorted three funerals,
policed two fires, disposed of five dogs, served one garnishee, served three
summons, served two vacate notices, investigated three truancy cases, conducted
96 drivers tests, returned six people that were lost, reported 37 street lights
out, found five merchants doors open, investigated 15 accidents, gave lodging
to two people, policed four civic amusements and placed signs for the board of
health. All this in additions to the routine arrests made for parking
violations, drunken driving. The police cars traveled 4,500 miles and the
motorcycle was ridden 810 miles.
November
8, 1950
Kaukauna High School
now possesses its 11th conference football title in the past 13 years, as the
Ghosts of 1950 captured this year’s title.
Employees of the Combined Locks Paper Company
were granted an increase of 8 cents per hour, effective November 1, 1950. This
brings the base pay for men to $1.22 an hour. The base rate for women is now
$1.16 per hour.
November
10, 1950
Lt. Tom Velte, Fourth Street, will leave
Wednesday for the San Diego Boat Group training center. During WWII Lt. Velte
served with the Merchant Marine and in the navy.
Pat Flanagan, perhaps the greatest football
lineman ever to graduate from Kaukauna High School, is making all kinds of
things happen at Marquette University this year. The national football Los
Angeles Rams has invited him to look over a grid contract but had delivered the
contract to a girl in Milwaukee named Pat Flanagan by mistake. This is the
first time in professional football that a girl was sent a contract. Pat
Flanagan, of Kaukauna, told the Rams that he has another year at Marquette. The
girl Pat Flanagan told them her Mom said no.
November
17, 1950
Richard W. Biese, fireman, USN, Brothers Street,
is serving aboard the USS Amphion.
Naval Cadet John A. Deering, USNR, route 2 Kaukauna, recently completed the first phase of his aviation training by making his first solo flight at Whiting Field, Florida. He will be commissioned an Ensign in the United States Naval Reserve upon completion of his flight training.
November
22, 1950
Two Kaukauna men, Francis H. Yingling,
quartermaster, second class, USN, Desnoyer Street and Donald J. Rupiper, seaman
apprentice, USN, Joyce Street are attached to the carrier USS Midway in the
Mediterranean Sea.
Captain William P. Kelly, golf pro at the Fox
Valley Golf Course, who was re-called to active duty last month is stationed at
Holloman Air Force Base, Alamogordo, New Mexico. He is connected with the
Guided Missile experimentation.
Little Chute – A 6’6’ center and his teammates from
Milwaukee Cathedral spoiled St. John’s opening game of the 1950-51 basketball
season Sunday with a 46-28 decision at the Dutchman gym.
November
23, 1950
Topping the list of deer reported from the
Northwoods by hunters is the 260-pound, 11-point buck bagged by Harold Roloff,
Division Street.
November
29, 1950
Two maples stood between Al Schumann and a perfect
game of 300 when the Kaukauna kegler went on a bowling rampage Monday night at
the S & B alleys. Schumann had an 8-pin hit on his last shot to end with a
298 game. He had a 765 series for the evening.
1950 Park School
Kindergarten - Bottom row from left: Mary Schwin, Kathleen Verhagen, Tom
Driessen, Frances Nelson, Margaret Ann Coleman, Susie Smith, Dick Robach, Jerry
Kobussen, 2nd row: Herman Runte, Carol Sullivan, Mary Ristau, Mary
Hoehn, Judy Laborde, Kay Hartzheim, Tom Otte, 3rd row: Kathleen Ann
Hartjes, Kathleen Mooney, Fawn Pechman, David Liethen, Tom Berg, Pat Berg, Julie West, Loreen Hermans,
4th row: Kay Kuchelmeister, Edward Weber, Charmaine Melchoir, Donna Jean School,
Mary Ann Vanevenhoven, Kathy Eslein, Jack Benotch, Bill Jirikowic, Barbara
Kuhn, Greg Russo.
November 1950 Brides
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