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Schultz, Waldemar
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Schultz, Waldemar
Life long resident of West Allis. Passed away on Friday, September
15, 2006. He will be greatly missed by his Mt. Hope Church family and
many friends throughout the state. Waldemar was a long time member of
the Mt. Hope Lutheran Church serving with the Social Ministry and
Habitat for Humanity. He was passionate about politics and was proud
to be the 1993 Milwaukee Democrat of the Year. He was an act...
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WEST ALLIS; City's savvy retooling
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... quality of life," Bell says. A little vision doesn't hurt, either. Copyright 2006, Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserved. (Note: This notice does not apply to those news items already copyrighted and received through wire services or other media.)
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Spaces & Traces tour traveling to West Allis
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Spaces & Traces tour traveling to West Allis By ANNYSA JOHNSON of the Journal Sentinel staff Friday, May 31, 2002 West Allis -- For the first time in its 21-year history, Historic Milwaukee Inc. is venturing outside the city for its annual Spaces & Traces tour. On Saturday, the historic
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Parade reflects charity of season Group that runs Western Days keeps West Allis Christmas even going
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Although Santa Claus won't be wearing a cowboy hat and riding a horse in the West Allis Christmas Parade, maybe he should. After all, his annual visit owes its continued existence to the charitable group that runs West Allis Western Days. "When the West Allis Jaycees began to have trouble running
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Attorney Schmid served West Allis
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; William T. Schmid, former West Allis city attorney, died of cancer Thursday at West Allis Memorial Hospital. He was 72. He was born Jan. 25, 1926, to William and Theresa Schmid in Milwaukee, and moved to West Allis when he was 9. After graduation from West Allis Central High School in 1944, he
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Signs give West Allis a higher profile
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ROAD WARRIOR Signs give West Allis a higher profile By LARRY SANDLER of the Journal Sentinel staff Monday, July 16, 2001 If you're looking for the best way downtown from I-94, the obvious choice is 70th St. What? You thought downtown was 60 blocks east? Hey, it's not as if Milwaukee is the only
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Seneca's service station will be part of area history West Allis making exhibit of `pagoda' building he ran for 40 years
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Frank J. Seneca, whose gas station with its pagoda-style roof will become a historic exhibit in West Allis, died of natural causes Monday at Hales Corners Care Center. He was 91. Seneca operated the station at S. 76th St. and W. National Ave. for 40 years before selling it to the City of West Allis
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Water rescue team puts its training to work West Allis squad safely pulls woman from car trapped by flood waters of Menomonee River
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; The heavy rains that swamped Wauwatosa last Saturday also gave the West Allis Water Rescue team it's first chance to put months of training into actual practice. The team swung into action just six minutes after getting a frantic call from Wauwatosa Saturday. The five specially trained West Allis
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Fat facts not news for some But West Allis study raises a few eyebrows
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; ... resident Tom Szajna, 45, laughed when asked about the study and said it was more humorous than disconcerting. Mary Reese, 37, said news of her city's health status wouldn't prompt her to move, but it did come as a shock. Reese, who works in retail, said she doesn ...
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Blunt-talking Ganser was West Allis mayor in '70s
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Urban E. Ganser was a blunt-talking West Allis businessman-turned- alderman who became mayor shortly after a bitter strike by city employees. Republican-leaning in a working-class, unionized Democratic city, Ganser won the non-partisan mayor's job in 1974 with comments that included: "The people of
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Convicted burglar arrested in series of West Allis break-ins
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Convicted burglar arrested in series of West Allis break-ins By ANNYSA JOHNSON anjohnson@journalsentinel.com, Journal Sentinel Thursday, January 22, 2004 West Allis -- A convicted burglar, released from prison Nov. 18, has been charged in a series of daytime heists that may have netted as much as
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