The Hamilton football team carved out a 14-7 win over Brookfield East to win the homecoming game. It was the former Neidhoefer-McLaughlin land. Rose Hill Cemetery looked for new leadership and possibly a new owner.Ī new golf course on Silver Spring Drive, east of Town Line Road, was contemplated. Suggested names for the new Lisbon mega park off Lake Five Road included Manke, Jung or Woodland Oaks. The Sussex Nutritional Site at the Orchard Drive School was 4 years old. She was the mother of Ray Wendt and was a past matron (leader) of the Sussex Eastern Star.
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Milwaukee Gaslight asked the State of Wisconsin and Lannon to accept its plan to install 17,000 feet of gas distribution lines in Lannon.Ĭora Wendt of Sussex died at age 76. He was born in 1816 in Ireland and came to the Lannon area in 1847. Lannon pioneer Thomas Gill, age 93, died Oct. The directory stated that Sunday calls would have an extra charge. Tom Schwarz and Melissa Tetzlaff were the homecoming king and queen at Hamilton High School.Ī new directory telephone book was prepared for Menomonee Falls, Pewaukee, Merton, Lisbon (Sussex) and Lannon. There was an expected 80 percent area turnout for the presidential election of George Bush against John Kerry. Sussex’s Sean Congdon was stationed in Kosovo. The average price for self-service gasoline was at a 3-year high, at $1.31 a gallon. Lisbon inquired about a possible merger with Merton, but was turned down. He was a lineman on the Stevens Point football team. 478 for the Sussex Land O’ Lakes baseball team.Īn original teacher at Hamilton High School was inducted into the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Athletic Hall of Fame. Divided into six classrooms, the class breakdown was: 47 students in first grade 45 students in second grade 37 students in third grade 35 students in fourth grade 30 students in fifth grade 36 students in sixth grade 28 students in seventh grade and 30 students in eighth grade. Former Lannon resident Sister Mary Denis was the principal. James Catholic Church taught eight school grades with three nuns and three lay persons, with a total attendance of 288 students – an increase of 23 from the previous year. Tuttle, a pastor at the North Lisbon Methodist Church performed the ceremony.
Harvey Jeffery married Louise Hartkopf in a big wedding in Lisbon. The Lisbon Watson and Will Holstein-Freisan Stock Farm on North Lisbon Road, (Mail Route 18), offered fine breeding bull calves for sale. Pages from the Past Octo100 years ago – 1909 Swartz had been in Sussex for over 14 years. The interim replacement was his assistant, Jeremy Smith.
The Sussex Village Board honored resigned Sussex Administrator Chris Swartz at an Oct. The Hamilton football team rallied from a 10-0 deficit to beat Menomonee Falls 18-10 to go to 4-1 for the season. The new soccer fields and goals were dedicated at Armory Park.
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Glass block windows were installed in the 1937-built Sussex Community Hall to save heat and discourage vandalism. Sussex model and Hamilton graduate Nancy Umhoefer was selected as a “super finalist” for the Teen Magazine 1984 Great Model Search. Germaine Christiansen was the director of the corps, started in the 1960s.
22 Gimbels Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia. The Sussex Robinettes Drum, Bugle and Baton Corps performed at the Nov. The committee consisted of Ray Podolske, John Emde, Ray Schroeder, Chris Berchem, Gene Hess, Robert Stier, Jerry Braeger and Tom Knoebel. The 12-room school would be located in either downtown Sussex adjacent to the Sussex Main Street School or on Maple Avenue. 50 years ago – 1959Ī $240,000 building program to build a new grade school in Sussex was approved. General Store in Lannon displayed a complete fall stock of goods and advertised that they paid good money for local produce. The first harvest of sugar beets in Lisbon was collected and delivered to the Menomonee Falls Sugar Beet Factory. Posted: Living Sussex Sun, October 6, 2009īy Fred Keller, Sussex Village Historian 100 years ago – 1909
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