The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1911-01-26
Manufacturers of State Com
plete Work of Forming a
Central Organization
{. C. THEIRS A DIRECTOR
All the Leading Industries of Ken
osha are, Named as Members Of the
New State. Organization of Manu-
facturers Formed in Milwaukee.

A board of directors on which is
represented every big manufacturing
center in the state was elected at the
final organization meeting of the new
Wisconsin Manufacturers association.
held on Wednesday in the milwaukee,
Merchants and Manufacturers asso-
citation headquarters, in Milwaukee.
The new organization will have
headquarters in room 700, Germania
building in Milwaukee and will be in
stalled on Feb. /.
The officers elected are:
President-Thomas M. Blackstock,
Sheboygan.
Vice president-H. w. Bolens, Port
Washington.
secretary--William George Bruce,
Milwaukee.
Treasurer - Frank Sensenbrenner,
Neenah.
Assistant secretary and treasurer
George R. Cove, Milwaukee.
These officers were elected by a
board of fifteen directors, who were
chosen in the general meeting preced-
ing.
Following are the board of directors:
Directors for one year-G. T. Steele,
Nekoosa- Edwards Paper company, Port
Edwards; A. L. Osborn, Scott and Howe
Lumber company, Oshkosh; A. Hirsch-
heimer, La Crosse Plow company, La
Crosse; E. G. Theirs, Kenosha; Fl. M.
Wallis, president j. I. Case Plow works,
Racine.
Directors for two years-Thomas NJ
Blackstock, Phoenix Chair company,
sheboygan; William George Bruce,
johnson Service company, Milwaukee;
D. P. Lamoreaux, secretary treasurer
Beaver Dam Malleable Iron company,
Beaver Dam; Henry w. Bolens, presi-
dent ellison Manufacturing, Port Wash
ington; J. A. Vail, Fairbanks Morse
Manufacturing company, Beloit.1
Directors for three years-L. E. Geer,
Manitowoe Boiler Works company,
Manitowoc; L. G. Toiles, president
Phoenix Manufacturing company, Eau
Claire; G. A. johnson, Gisholt Machine
company, Madison; FRANK senseno.cr-
ner. Kimberly. Clark ccm. any, Neenih:
Otto IL. Falk, vice 5r.:.tnt the Faik
Manufacturing company, Milwaukee.
Those who attended Wednesday IS
meeting were,
Thomas M. Blsckstock, Sheboygan;
Carl Johnson, Madison; FL. W. Bolcns,
Port Washington; I. +. f,aecker, APP
pleton; Conrad Shearer, E. G. Theirs,
George II. Allen. Kenosha: W. F. Walk.
er, Racine; A. Herschheimer, La
Crosse; H. A. Whedon, Appleton; A.
L. Osborn, Oshkosh; G.. B. Ingersoll,
Beloit; Gen. Otto H. Fallz, H. j. Leach,
Sheldon J. Glass. G. N. Duffy, Alonzo
Burt, Paul D. Carpenter, John HI. Kop-
meier, Edward f. Byron, A. T. Van
Scoy, A. s. Lindemann, Fred l.. Sill
yer, III. J.. Schlennger, Frank Bell, HI.
B. Wells, G. N. Turner, William George
Bruce, George n. Cove, Hugo Altsch-
wager, Max W. Babb, John Mapel, Mil
waukee.
Kenosha manufacturers are taking a
very lively interest in the affairs of
the new association and nearly every
one Of the industries of Kenosha is
named as a member of the association.
The list of Kenosha members includes,
The N. R. Aliens Sons company, The
Badger Brass Manufacturing company,
The Balm Wagon company, Chicago
Brass company, Cooper Underwear
company, Frost Manufacturing COM
pany, Thomas B. Jeffrey company, Ken
osha Gas and Electric company, Ken
osha Crib company, Simmons Manufac-
turing company, Frank L. Wells COM
Pany and the Windsor Spring company.
1t is understood that William L..
Yule, president Of the Manufacturers
association of Kenosha is to be the
permanent Kenosha director in the or
ganization, Mr. Theirs having accepted
the office as director temporarily.