The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-22
REALTORS GOING
TO GREEN BAY
Local Real Estate Board
Members Ready for
Convention.
AFTER WEBSTER CUP

Members of the Kenosha Real
Estate board are leaving tonight and
tomorrow morning for Green Bay
where they will attend the sessions
of the Sixteenth annual convention of
the Wisconsin Association OF Real
Estate Brokers which begins Tuesday
and continues for three days. The
local realtors are determined to win
for the third consecutive time the
Webster attendance trophy, awarded
to that board which covers the great
est total mileage and membership at
the convention each year. If the Ke-
nosha men win the cup this year il
will remain their permanent property,
One of the features of the program
of addresses is a talk by City Manager
C. NJ. Osborn of Kenosha,, on the "The
Relation of the Realtor to the Zoning
Ordinance"
Hear Annual Reports.
The outstanding business event OF
the opening day will be meeting of
the board of directors at p. m. This
will be followed by the opening in
formal dance. Registration in charge
of Miss Betty Rozell, will take place
from to p. m. in the hotel lobby,
and will continue the following morn
ing.
The convention will be called to
order at 8 a. m. on Wednesday. Fol-
lowing an invocation by the Rev.
Leonard A. Parr, an address OF well
come by Mayor Wenzel Wiesner of
Green Bay, will be responded to by
Otto N. Ludwig, Milwaukee, president
of the state organization. After an
nual reports of the president and
executive secretary are given, Mrs,
w. H. Wright, Chicago, will deliver
an address on Getting the Most From
Real Estate Advertising"
Intensive .pplication to various real
estate problems will be made Wednes-
day afternoon, when the program will
be opened by Val j. Rothschild, st.
Paul, chairman of the appraisal conf
mittee Of the National Association Of
Real Estate Boards, with talk en-
titled Appraisal Thoughts for Boards
and Board Members"
A discussion of the topics he brings
up will be conducted by representa-
tives from Green Bay, Madison, Wau-
sau and Kenosha. Pearce Tomkins,
Madison, will then speak on "The
Taxation Burden as 1t Relates to Real
Estate" An address on the magni-
tude of the tourist business to Wis
consih by p. II. Reilly, field secretary
of wisconsin, the Land o. Lakes,
Inc.", Rhinelander, will follow. We'd
nesday evening will be stunt night,
ID
and entertainment by the green Bay
board
Breakfast conferences of the far1r
land, city brokers, and lakeland divi-
sions will open the days activities on
Thursday. The rest of the forenoon
will be devoted to addresses by Will
liam Doll, Milwaukee attorney on
principles Of the Law of Real Estate
Aency," and by Perry o. Powell,
executive secretary of the Milwaukee
board as we'll as of the state body,
on Activities Of a Successful Real
Estate Board"
To Tour City.
The first event of the afternoon
will be historical tour of Green Bay.
Next Osborn will speak. A business
session following will include COM
mittee reports, amendments to the
constitution, and election Of officers.
The climax will come Thursday
night, when the convention will be
closed with an annual banquet, at
which j. Bradford Pengelly, president
Of the Flint Real Estate board, Flint,
Mich, will be the chief speaker. He
will taka no HE euhiact 0Nrao4nrs
of New American Grandeur" His
address will be preceded by "Ths
Realtor and His Profession" by E. M.
Fischer, Chicago, director of educa-
tion and research of the National As
ISOLATION of Real Estate Boards. New
officers will be introduced by p. F.
Dolan, Green Bay, the POSTMASTER,
and awards of the Webster attend
ance. cup, the Steinberg achievement
cup, the five minute speaking trophy,
and the Ludwig publicity trophy will
be made.