Fred H. Keller | Pages From the Past
Pages from the Past 10/07/09
100 years ago - 1909
The first harvest of sugar beets in Lisbon was collected and delivered to the Menomonee Falls Sugar Beet Factory.
The Flanagan, Schroeder & Co. General Store in Lannon displayed a complete fall stock of goods and advertised that they paid good money for local produce.
50 years ago - 1959
A $240,000 building program to build a new grade school in Sussex was approved. The 12-room school would be located in either downtown Sussex adjacent to the Sussex Main Street School or on Maple Avenue. The committee consisted of Ray Podolske, John Emde, Ray Schroeder, Chris Berchem, Gene Hess, Robert Stier, Jerry Braeger and Tom Knoebel.
25 years ago - 1984
The Sussex Robinettes Drum, Bugle and Baton Corps performed at the Nov. 22 Gimbels Thanksgiving Day Parade in Philadelphia. Germaine Christiansen was the director of the corps, started in the 1960s.
Sussex model and Hamilton graduate Nancy Umhoefer was selected as a "super finalist" for the Teen Magazine 1984 Great Model Search.
10 years ago - 1999
Glass block windows were installed in the 1937-built Sussex Community Hall to save heat and discourage vandalism.
The new soccer fields and goals were dedicated at Armory Park.
The Hamilton football team rallied from a 10-0 deficit to beat Menomonee Falls 18-10 to go to 4-1 for the season.
5 years ago - 2004
The Sussex Village Board honored resigned Sussex Administrator Chris Swartz at an Oct. 28 meeting. The interim replacement was his assistant, Jeremy Smith. Swartz had been in Sussex for over 14 years.
Halquist Stone Co. celebrated 75 years of business.
- Pages From the Past 08/17/11
- Pages From the Past 08/10/11
- Pages From the Past 08/03/11
- Pages From the Past 07/27/11
- Pages from the Past 07/20/11
- Pages From the Past 06/29/11
- Pages from the Past 05/25/11
- Pages from the Past 05/18/11
- Pages from the Past 04/20/11
- Pages from the Past 04/13/2011
- Pages from the Past 04/06/2011
- Pages from the Past 03/23/2011
- Pages from the Past 02/23/11
- Pages from the Past 02/16/11
- Pages from the Past 02/09/11
- Pages from the Past 02/02/11
- Pages from the Past 01/26/11
- Pages from the Past 01/19/11
- Pages from the Past 01/12/11
- Pages from the Past 01/05/11
E-mail Newsletter
Top stories from the Lake Country area. Tuesday afternoons and Thursday mornings.
Enter your e-mail address above and click "Sign Up Now!" to begin receiving your e-mail newsletter
Get the Newsletter!
Lake Country residents share their views on news, happenings and current events.
LivingLakeCountry.com features more than a dozen community bloggers - a group of volunteer conversation leaders who are up on the latest topics and never short on an opinion. Just a few are pictured here. Check out the rest and see what they have to say!
View All Blogs
Discussion Guidelines
Do you want to become a Community Blogger? LivingLakeCountry.com welcomes your thoughts and opinions. Contact us for more information:
I want to blog
Posted Wednesday, Feb. 10 |
|
News or Feature Story of the Week by Jim Stevens: Where do Lake Country's richest live?
Sports Story of the Week by JR Radcliffe: Indians hit the stretch running |
MORE: See full gallery
SUBMIT: Post Your Photos now
Do you have news or an event that you would like to share with the community? Whether it's a community organization, a business, a local school, or a notable neighbor, we'd love to hear about it!!
- Relay For Life of Lake Country Kickoff-Monday, February 13th
- Oconomowoc Newcomers & Neighbors Monthly Mingle Tues Feb. 14
- UW-Waukesha Continuing Education Classes Offered the week of February 12-18, 2012
- The Rock River Patriots Welcome G. Edward Griffin To Wisconsin
- Master Composter Training Workshop Offiered
- Sussex-Menomonee Falls-Pewaukee Relay For Life Kickoff Event Sunday, February 19th 3:00 PM
- Open House at St. John's Lutheran Mukwonago
- Anti-Bullying assembly
- Summerstage "Break-A-Leg Gala"
- Pancakes at the House
MORE: See the rest of Your Stories
SUBMIT: Post Your Story now






1.jpg)











