Kewaunee County Star-News from Kewaunee, Wisconsin • Page A5

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1Year Ago: 2015 The combined skills of baseball players from both Kewaunee and Luxemburg-Casco players will be joined together as members of the Lakers. Coach John Bray has high hopes for a league championship. Students from St. Lutheran Church in orestville and St. Lutheran Church in Algoma made a mission trip to Christ Church in Woods ide Queens, N.Y., doing uilding repairs, garden- i ng, running a Vacation Bible School program and promoting a health fair.

It was a first-time experi- nce of urban life for them a ll. 10 Years Ago: 2006 Plenty of food and ancing was evident during German Fest at Heritage Farm. Czech music on Sunday afternoon was rovided by the Bob uether Band of Manito- oc and a German sausage plate with sauerkraut or red cabbage and potato salad was the featured food attraction. A demonstration of the ew Dettman Fish Clean- i ng Facility was demonstrated on Thursday, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The facility off ers a ant fish cleaning unit at he Algoma Marina.

25 Years Ago: 1991 Ason was born to ames and Nancy Christoph of Luxemburg on une 28, at Bellin Memorial Hospital in Green Bay. Kenneth Paider and Jane Jerabek were married by the Rev. Joseph Vondracek at Holy Rosary Church in Kewaunee on May 14, 1941. Co-celebrants were the Rev. Milton Suess and Deacon Paul Paider.

The couple cele- rated their 50th anniversary at St. in Luxemburg. 40 Years Ago: 1976 The 40th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Vojta Tlachac, Forestville, provided the occasion for a family reunion.

For the first time in 14 years, all members of the family were together. aula A. Granius, Luxemburg, achieved superi- scholastic standing at St. Norbert College and was named to the List for the second semes- er of the 1975-76 academ- i year. She is the daugh- er of Mr.

and Mrs. Homer Granius. 50 Years Ago: 1966 Jacob P. Blazkovec, riginally from Kewanee a nd currently from Algoma, is a candidate on the Republican ticket for district attorney of Kewau- ee County. The current announced he will not eek re-election.

Marie Kaye, representing Casco Union High School at the recent Badger Girls State, was elect- alderman in the Second ard of the mythical Ced ar City. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kaye and was sponsored by the Casco American egion Auxiliary. 60 Years Ago: 1956 Roger Plantico, Manitowoc, has been appointed superintendent of schools a Kewaunee.

He fills a vacancy caused by the resign ation of Supt. J.H. Griffin. Mr. Plantico had been on the school staff and Kewaunee High School since 1952, and served as principal this past year.

Harry Katch, 47, foun- der and owner of Department Store in Algoma, died at St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay on onday morning. He came to Algoma in 1936. In those past almost 20 years, the Katch store has been almost entirely remodeled. It now consists of three sales floors.

75 Years Ago: 1941 For the 24th consecutive year, Secretary Julius Cahn of the Kewaunee County Fair will begin ext week to distribute the 1941Premium Book a nd post advertising for the Big Show at Luxemburg. This year there will be $1,600 worth of imp rovements made to the rounds. ust when it looked as if the Casco Church Picnic was called off for 1941, Father R.J. Hodek an- ounced the picnic will be eld on Sunday, Aug. 17.

embers of the congregation are already working on the program, which will feature all of the vents that make the an- ual outing so popular. 90 Years Ago: 1926 Fire originating in the southwest corner of a mow of newly harvested a lfalfa destroyed two arge barns in Alaska on he Dave Burke farm on Saturday afternoon. Loss is estimated at $20,000. Insurance coverage is only 4,200. r.

and Mrs. Frank Fell ows and son, Charles, have returned from Merrill. Dr. Fellows took the Wisconsin state medical xam two weeks ago. He is planning to locate in Wis- onsin.

100 Years Ago: 1916 James W. Fluck got his hand caught between two cog wheels of the freezer in his drug store, while freezing ice cream. He hurt his hand quite badly and cut off his little finger to the first joint on his left and. County Highway Commissioner Moses Shaw got permission from the county Highway Committee to finish a road in the town of Ahnapee. He used a grader and roller to level the gravel and received favorable comments about the job.

110 Years Ago: 1906 Ageneral protest throughout the county a gainst the regulation that requires persons on rural roads to provide mailboxes approved by the de- artment has resulted in a order permitting cus- omers to provide their own boxes after Aug. 1. We learned yesterday that the Algoma Farmers elephone Co. has extend- its line about five miles eyond Kolberg to Misere. 120 Years Ago: 1896 With the exception of iss Eliza Walsh of Two ivers, an entirely new corps of teachers will be engaged to teach in the Algoma Public School for the coming year.

MEMORIES DARLENE ANDRE FOR USA TODA NETWORK-WISCONSIN Firetruck injured COURTESY LUXEMBURG FIRE EPARTMENT ALuxemburg firefighter was i njured Wednesday in a rollover crash involving the ire truck he was driving. The 3 6-year-old Luxemburg man, who authorities did not i dentify, was up and walking a round after the 4:42 p.m. crash, Luxemburg Fire Capt. evin Dart said at the scene. he firefighter had been driving a tender a truck hat transports water to the scene of a grill fire south of the crash scene.

The truck anded on its wheels after the crash on County AB near Jahnke Road. TOWN OF MONTPELIER.