Town of Hull
Two Books of Clerk Records dated March 28, 1934 to March 31, 1943 but in fact contain records from 1927 to 1960 Portage County Library
Stevens Point Weekly Journal Stevens Point Daily Journal Compiled in 2003 by Myron M. Felckowski |
Portage County Historical Society
University of Wisconsin Stevens Point
Book of Town of Hull Clerk Records from 1887 1895 with parts till 1900 Book of 1896 titled Portage County Directory |
Origins of Portage Countyhttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/townships/origins.htmlIt was during the decade between 1850 and 1860 that most of the towns in Portage County were organized: Eau Pleine in 1851; Almond and Amherst in 1852; Stockton in 1855; Pine Grove, New Hope, Linwood, Lanark and Belmont in 1856; Hull in 1858 and Sharon in 1859. Stevens Point was incorporated as a city in 1858. Online Archives - Town of Hullhttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/townships/hull.htmlSince its inception, the town of Hulls boundaries have been as fluid as the waters of Jordan Pond, which forms a permanent border on the east end of the town. The city of Stevens Point and surrounding municipalities have mercilessly taken pieces and chunks of the town for the more than 130 years of Hulls existence. Choice town of Hull land still is coveted by Stevens Point. On Nov. 12, 1858, organization of the town of Hull was approved and was to include several sections in towns 24 and 25 in ranges 8 and 9. Before an election was held, though, the Portage County Board of Supervisors changed its mind and gave Hull three more sections in town 23, range 8, according to Malcolm Rosholts book Our County Our Story. A year later, those three sections were given to Plover. A large portion of Hull also was taken that year to form the town of Sharon. In November 1860, a number of sections to the north and east of the city of Stevens Point were taken from the city and attached to Hull, according to Our County Our Story. |
Compiled in 2003 by Myron M. Felckowski It was almost four decades before several sections in town 25, range 9 were detached from Hull and given to Sharon. Two other towns were taken to form the town of Dewey in 1899. Hull was compensated by annexing several sections in town 24, range 7 east of the Wisconsin River, which formerly had been part of the town of Stevens Point, Rosholt tells in his book. Hulls makeup also has changed. Probably named after Hull, England, the town originally was settled by Englishmen. Polish settlers have since replaced them. Postal Servicehttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/townships/postoffices.htmlThe first post office in Portage County was opened in 1845 at Plover. Fifty-three post offices followed. Initially, there were no home mail deliveries. People had to go to the post office to claim or mail letters and packages. Consequently, post offices were opened soon after immigrants settled in an area. In 1900 there were 35 post offices, but their number decreased rapidly with the establishment of rural routes in 1896. Between 1900 and 1907 21 post offices were closed, including one at Torun that lasted from 1902 to 1904. Only one post office opened after that at Coddington, but it closed in 1955. The one at Tabor opened in 1907, but closed in 1912. Casimir closed in 1910, Fancher in 1913, Arnott and Stockton in 1934 and Polonia in 1939. Early Post Offices in Portage Countyhttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/misc/postoffices.htmlHull 1864 - 1903 |
Jordan, A Pioneer Villagehttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/communities/jordanpv.htmlIn the May 12, 1856 issue of THE PINERY a column capitalizes NEW JORDAN in bold type and goes on to say Where is that? About 5 miles N.E. of Stevens Point on the beautiful Plover River. It is the same as has been formerly known as McGreers Mills. One of the finest waterpowers of all the region. being now well improved by the erection of some two or three good saw mills, and a small grist mill. Business is centering there, and a village is springing up almost before the owners themselves are aware of it. It is a good point, and cannot fail of a population herewith. That there was an honest-to-goodness village there is further proved by this comment in General A. G. Ellis Handbook of Stevens Point and the Upper Wisconsin, written in 1857. He says: Jordan is the name of the new village on the Plover River. At present there are some forty buildings of which 23 are dwellings. The rest are out-buildings, barns and mills. It has a population of 165. Here is located the extensive sawmill of the Wisconsin Lumber Company (Wells and Mason) There is a grocery store, blacksmith shop, and match factory. Twenty-three dwellings means men, women, and children. THE PINERY relates the Sunday-school up-bringing of the children under Anselm Vaughan and Alonzo Streeter - describes the fervent patriotism of the community when the Civil War was hardly a year old notes a brief but eloquent speech(??) by Wilson Muzzey, who presided at a Civil War Nite as the best of the occasion and tells of a prize-fight to delight the rough and hardy men that worked and lived there, the best we have ever witnessed (??) said the sports-reporter (the editor of THE PINERY) though it was all over in 54 minutes. Such personal stories clothe with flesh the people whose names we know - the MeGreers, the Muzzeys. the Vaughans, the Robert Maines, the Wadleighs, the Walkers, and later the Van Orders. |
While there apparently is no formal record of a platted area on the west side of the river, both dwellings and business places were established there. It is quite possible the residence of Hugh McGreer was there. Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors, Vol.1, note: The first Town meeting (Hull) to be held at the house of Hugh McGreer on the 1st Monday in April. 1857. The first school was located in the southeast corner of this forty and Our County Our Story states that a grocery store operated by F. W. Muzzey who was the first postmaster for the Post Office of Hull was in the very southeast corner of this same forty. These buildings were later owned by the Marchels. Chryst Marchel serving as the last postmaster in 1903. ... It was almost 30 years that the village existed, gradually declining as the lumbering, which was its life-blood, ceased. Stevens Point Daily JournalFriday April 8, 1898
county in point of years and settlement, died at his home in Jordan, town of Hull He came to this state with his family 42 years ago and after a years residence in southern Wisconsin came to Jordan where he has been engaged in farming and lumbering continuously ever since. The GazetteApril 13, 1898
figure to all, and was universally respected. |
Ellis and St Martins Churchhttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/communities/ellisstmartin.htmlSharon was established in 1860, with most of its land taken from the town of Hull. St. Martins parish in Ellis (16 miles long and 10 miles wide) embraces the townships of Sharon, Hull and New Hope in Portage County and Bevent in Marathon County. In pioneer days it extended as far as Arnott and Buena Vista in Portage County. The Founding of Poloniahttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/communities/polonia.htmlat the end of 1871, Father Joseph Dabrowski came to Ellis. Only twenty-nine years old, he was an educated, talented, aggressive man, committed to the ministration of the Polish Catholic Church in the United States. To reduce the size of the Sunday crowd at Ellis, he encouraged Poles who had settled north of Stevens Point to build St. Casimirs, and agreed to conduct services there. Algernon to Stantonhttp://www.pchswi.org/archives/plover/algernon.htmlIn 1857, residents incorporated the Plover plat as the village of Algernon, commemorating Algernon B. Crosby, Rosholt wrote. Crosby was a postmaster in the town of Stockton and one of the first Town of Hull settlers. Jordan Park, Town of Hullhttp://www.spacvb.com/recreation.htmlSpanning 271 acres with 22 campsites, an enclosed lodge and a nature trail. Swimming, rowboating, canoeing and sailboat areas are available. The park also has showers and flush toilets. |
Clerk Records from 1855 18702 Sep 1855Road surveys for the Town of Stevens Point and other years prior to 1859 05 Apr 1859 First election of public officials held at the school house 31 Oct 1859 Form two election districts for the election of 08 Nov 1859 First district at the School House No 9 in the Village of Jordan Second district at the School House near the house of James Moore 08 Jun 1861 Meeting regarding a bridge across the Big Plover River 01 Jun 1863 Petition approved to permit cattle and hogs to roam at large 25 Dec 1863 Special meeting in the Village of New Jordan to raise money to pay each volunteer to enlist and serve the United States 16 May 1864 $200 for building a bridge across the Big Plover River 0.5 mile above Gails Mill in T24N-R9E 02 Jun 1864 Specifications and contract for bridge 09 Nov 1864 O. Buffum vacated Chair position James Delaney was approved Chair 18 Nov 1865 Build a bridge across Plover River at a place known as Anderson Mill |
Clerk Records from 1855 187002 Nov 1869Town house in said Town was sold to Archibald Sievewright for $25 05 Apr 1870 Annual meeting held in the Village of Jordan Clerk Records from 1887 189503 Apr 1888Resolution was made that the hogs shall not run at wilde & at large. 02 Apr 1889 Resolution was made that the hogs shall be pined in. 07 Apr 1891 Resolution was made that the cattel shall be piened in. 05 Apr 1892 Resolution was made that the catle shall be clous up. Resolution was made that the hogs shall be clous up. Clerk Records from 1927 194305 Apr 1927Wages for road work $0.25 per hour. 02 Apr 1929 Wages for road work $3 per man and $6 per team for 10 hours. 05 Apr 1932 Wages for road work $0.30 per hour and men furnish own tools. 10 Apr 1934 Reward for dumping rubish and garbage $2.00 08 Dec 1936 Hereby resolved that any able bodied man asking for relief must work for it. |
06 Apr 1937 Wages for road work 40 cents per hour for man 70 cents per hour for team 01 Apr 1941 $1200 for bridge over Heymeadow Creek $800 for bridge on Thruna Road Stevens Point Daily Journal April 1924 TOWN BALLOTS PUT LASZEWSKI BACK
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Clerk Records from 1855 187005 Apr 1859Chair Samuel Brown Supervisor Joseph Easterly Supervisor Michael Dawson Clerk Alexander Jack Treasurer Timothy Leary Assessor James Delaney Justice James Moore Constable Archie Severight Constable William Carver Constable Michael Feneran Weights & Measures Richard Keaff Superintendent Schools James Moore 03 Apr 1860 Chair Hugh McGreer Supervisor Gardner Harvey Supervisor E.D. Brown Clerk A. B. Redfield Treasurer Alonzo Streeter Assessor Andre Otis Justice Oliver Bufum Justice L.P. Harvey Constable Archibald Seivright Constable Wilson Muzzy Constable George Buffum Weights & Measures Alonzo Streeter 02 Apr 1861 Chair Hugh McGreer Supervisor James Delaney Supervisor H. Anderson Clerk Thomas Clements Treasurer A. B. Redfield Assessor Oliver Buffum Justice Thomas Clements Justice A.B. Redfield Justice H. Anderson Constable Henry Pool Constable Wilson Muzzy Constable M.M. Jpaffore Weights & Measures S. Campbell 01 Apr 1862 Chair Hugh McGreer Supervisor H. Anderson Supervisor James Delaney Clerk Thomas Clements Treasurer James Delaney Assessor O. Buffum Justice John Parks Constable Geo. Buffum Constable O.S. Andrews Constable W. Reading 07 Apr 1863 Chair H. Anderson Supervisor C. Muzzy Supervisor Jer. Banker Clerk Thomas Clements Treasurer James Delaney Assessor O. Buffum Justice Thomas Clements 2 years Justice O. Buffum 2 years Justice Wm. Lynch 1 year Justice John Welsh 1 year Constable Geo. Guffum Constable John Bryan Constable Thomas Copp Weights & Measures Henry Pool 05 Apr 1864 Chair O. Buffum Supervisor Wilson Muzzy Supervisor John Bryan Clerk Thomas Clements Treasurer James Delaney Assessor Murt Byrnes Justice Robert Maine Justice W. Lynch Justice Michael Carmocz Constable John Consaue Constable W. Reading Constable W. Lynch Weights & Measures O. Buffum |
31 Mar 1865 Chair J. M. Gilman Supervisor Wilson Muzzy Supervisor John Ryan Clerk John T. Consaul Treasurer James Delaney Assessor J.M. Gilman Justice A. Vaughn Justice Barnia Cassey Justice J. Bankes Constable Smith Roges Constable W.P. Haswood Constable John Leahy Weights & Measures William Lynch 07 Apr 1868 Chair Wilson Muzzey Supervisor Murt Burns Supervisor F. Tallerness Clerk Wm Reading Treasurer John Welch(Welsh) Assessor Michael Lynch Justice Barney Cassady Justice H. Brill Constable D. Platta Constable Wm. Reading Weights & Measures Michael Cassady 1869 Nothing found as of June 4, 2003 05 Apr 1870 Page after above with NO date Republican Ticket Chair Robert Maine Supervisor W. Muzzy Supervisor A. Vaugn Clerk A. Van Order Treasurer S. Hacket Assessor Wm. Reading Justice Moses Bickmore Justice Martin Griffen Constable A. Sievwright Constable J. Patterson Constable G. Bently Township Ticket Chair Valentine B. Beckons Supervisor Michael Smith Supervisor Martin Sirifiuski Clerk J. W. Gilman Treasurer John Welsh Assessor William Weebe Justice John Seri Constable John Brisiki Constable Frank Purcerop Weights & Measures Mathew Brill 1871 1879 Nothing found as of June 4, 2003 Newspaper Records 1880 - 188606 Apr 1880Chair John Welch Supervisor John Krajeski Supervisor Nick Wrica Clerk J. M. Szarkoski Treasurer Anthony Cyra Assessor Andrew King Justice Michael Leahey Justice Valentine Ligman Justice Anthony Petta Justice J.B. Grubba Constable Peter Walter Constable Frank Pukroop Weights & Measures - Mathew Brill 1881 1883 Nothing found as of June 4, 2003 |
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01 Apr 1884 Chair August Buza Supervisor Michael Tofelski Supervisor Nick Wricza Clerk L. Kieliszewski Treasurer Joseph Jerzak Assessor W.F. Webie 07 Apr 1885 Chair Joseph Jerzak Supervisor Jacob Gosh Supervisor Frank Pokrupp Clerk L. Kieliszewski Treasurer Michael Friday Assessor W.F. Webie 06 Apr 1886 Chair Robert Maine Supervisor Peter Wricza Supervisor Steve Jaincki Clerk L. Kieliszewski Treasurer Michael Friday Assessor W.F. Webie Justice M. Kieliszewski Justice Paul Saczka Constable Jacob Dardaz Constable John Golon Clerk Records from 1887 - 189511 Apr 1887Chair Robert Maine Supervisor Peter Wricza Supervisor John Konopacki Clerk L. Kieliszewski Treasurer M. Friday Assessor W.F. Webie 12 Apr 1888 Chair Robert Maine Supervisor Peter Wricza Supervisor Frank Olbrance Clerk L. Kieliszewski Treasurer M. Friday Assessor W.F. Webie |
M. Felckowski 06 Apr 1889 Chair John E. Welch Supervisor August Walkush Supervisor Christ Marchel Clerk L. Kieliszewski Treasurer M. Friday Assessor Barney Polubitzki 09 Apr 1890 Chair John E. Welch Supervisor August Walkush Supervisor Frank Bemowski Clerk John King Assessor August Buzza Weed Control Frank A. Lasetski 11 Apr 1891 Chair John E. Welch Supervisor Frank Bemowski Supervisor Christ Marchel Clerk John King Assessor August Buzza Assessor W.E. Parks - 18 May 1891 Weed Control Joe Firkus Justice Jacob Lake Roads Joseph Ramchek 12 Apr 1892 Chair Crist Marchel Supervisor Frank Bemowski Supervisor John Thrun Clerk M. Friday Treasurer August Walkush Assessor W.E. Parks Roads #1 Joseph Ramchick Roads #3 Johan (John) Cera 12 Apr 1893 Chair Christ Marchel Supervisor Frank Bemowski Supervisor Frank Dzurdzella (Diziurdzielie) Clerk Mike Friday Treasurer August Walkush Assessor W.F. Webie |
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09 Apr 1894 Chair John E. Welch Supervisor Frank Bemowski Supervisor Frank Dzurdziela Clerk John King Treasurer August Walkush Assessor Julius Fierek (Firek) 08 Apr 1895 Chair Christ Marchel Supervisor Felix Bruski Supervisor Wm Laskowski Clerk John King Treasurer August Walkush Assessor Julius Fierek Roads Joseph Boarski Roads Frank Klopotek Roads Joseph Walkush Newspaper Records 1896 192607 Apr 1896Chair Christ Marchell Supervisor John Jach Supervisor Wm. Laszewski Clerk John King Treasurer Aug. Walkush Assessor Julius Fierek 06 Apr 1897 Chair Cryst Marcheil Supervisor John Yoch Supervisor Felix Bruski Clerk John King Treasurer A. Walkush Assessor Julius Fierek Justice John Barwig Justice John E. Welch Constable Thos. Negoski Constable Mike Kranski |
05 Apr 1898 Chair Arthur Van Order Supervisor John Jach Supervisor Wm. Loss Clerk John King Treasurer August Walkush Assessor Aug. Buzza Justice Jacob Gosh Justice John Barwick Constable Teofil Walters Constable Jos. Sobish 04 Apr 1899 Chair Theo Rutta Supervisor Frank Bemowski Supervisor Thomas Zmick Clerk John King Treasurer August Walkush Assessor W.F. Webie Justice Frank Muzzy Justice Frank Jerzak Constable Frank Wheelock Constable Lawrence Adamchak 03 Apr 1900 Chair Theo Rutta Supervisor Theo Zwick Supervisor Peter Wrezca Clerk Frank Cieswski Treasurer Aug. Walkush Assessor W.F. Webie 02 Apr 1901 Chair Christ (Chryst) Marchel Supervisor John (Varrish) Warush Supervisor Nick (Wriche) Wricza Clerk Frank (Czyfski) Ciezyski Treasurer August Walkush Assessor John (Thrum) Thrun 01 Apr 1902 Chair Cryst Marchel Supervisor Jacob Warush Supervisor Peter Wrycza Clerk John Winkler Treasurer Aug. Walkush Assessor Wm. Webie |
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07 Apr 1903 Chair August Walkush Supervisor Wm. Webie Supervisor Frank Jazado Clerk J. W. Winkler Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jake Petrick 05 Apr 1904 Chair Aug. Walkush Supervisor Wm. Webie Supervisor Frank Jurjella Clerk John C. Winkler Treasurer Felix Tetsloff Assessor Jake Petrick 04 Apr 1905 Chair Aug. Walkush Supervisor Wm. Webie Supervisor Frank Dzrdzlla Clerk J.C. Winkler Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jacob Petrick Justice John Kajeck Constable Jos. Heft 03 Apr 1906 Chair Frank Cisewski Supervisor Joe Weisbrod Supervisor Frank Dzurdzella Clerk John Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jake Petrick Justice Aug. Walkush Justice J.P. Kryjecki Constable John Warosh 02 Apr 1907 Chair Aug. Walkush Supervisor Jos. Weisbrod Supervisor Frank Jurzella Clerk John Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jacob Petrick |
07 Apr 1908 Chair Aug. Walkush Supervisor Jos. Laszewski Supervisor Frank Jurjella Clerk John King Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jacob Petrick 06 Apr 1909 Chair Aug. Walkush Supervisor Jos. Laszewski Supervisor Frank Jurgella Clerk John King Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jacob Petrick Justice Frank Woitoowski Justice John Rejeski Constable Thomas Zmich Constable Nick Hoppa 05 Apr 1910 Chair Aug. Walkush Supervisor Peter Wrycza Supervisor Jos. Laszewski Clerk John King Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jacob Petrick Justice Matt Shuda Justice Peter Wrobleski Constable John Rutta Constable Ed. Scherwinski 04 Apr 1911 Chair Aug. Walkush Supervisor Peter Wrycza Supervisor Joseph Laszewski Clerk John Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jos. Weisbrod 02 Apr 1912 Chair Arthur Van Order Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor James Lela Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jos. Weisbrod |
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01 Apr 1913 Chair Jos. Laszewski Supervisor Ed Gerwinski Supervisor Antone Meshak Clerk John Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod 07 Apr 1914 Chair Jas. Laszewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor Stanislaus Meshak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod 06 Apr 1915 Chair Jos. Laszewski Supervisor Stanley Czervinski Supervisor Anton Mishak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jos. Wiesbrod 04 Apr 1916 Chair Jos. Laszewski Supervisor S. Czervinski Supervisor A. Mishak Clerk J. G. Marchel Treasurer F. Tetzloff Assessor Jos. Weisbrod Constable P. Kaczmarek 03 Apr 1917 Chair Joseph Laszewski Supervisor Stanley Czervinski Supervisor Anton Miszah Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod 02 Apr 1918 Chair Joseph Laszewski Supervisor Steve Czervinski Supervisor Anton Meshak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod Constable Andrew Zimbaur |
01 Apr 1919 Chair Joseph Laszewski Supervisor Peter Wroblewski Supervisor Anton Mischek Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod 06 Apr 1920 Chair Joseph Laszewski Supervisor Peter Wroblewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jos. Weisbrod Constable Andrew Zimbauer 05 Apr 1921 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Peter Wroblewski Supervisor Anton Mishak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Jos. Weisbrod Constable Andrew Zimbaur 04 Apr 1922 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Peter Wroblewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzlaff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod Constable Andrew Zimbauer 03 Apr 1923 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Peter Wroblewski Supervisor Anton Meishak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzlaff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod Constable Andrew Zimbauer |
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01 Apr 1924 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Alex Zalewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod Constable Peter Dzurdzella Constable Valerian Zewicki 07 Apr 1925 Chair Joseph Zagrzebski Supervisor None listed Supervisor None listed Clerk John Marchel Treasurer Julius Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrot 06 Apr 1926 Chair Joseph Zagrzebski Supervisor Joseph Treder Supervisor Anton Mishak Clerk John Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzlaff Assessor Joseph Weisbrot Constable Peter Jugella Clerk Records 1927 194312 Apr 1927Chair Jos. B. Zagrzebski Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor Frank Brillowski Clerk John G. Marchel Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod Constable Peter Dzurczella 05 Apr 1928 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor Frank Brillowski Clerk August Walkush 05 Apr 1928 Clerk John G. Marchel 14 Apr 1928 Clerk Frank Blaszkiewicz 19 Apr 1928 Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Joseph Weisbrod 10 Apr 1928 Assessor Frank Rutta 30 Apr 1928 Constable Peter (Jurgella) Dzurczella |
09 Apr 1929 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Anton Myshak Supervisor Frank Brillowski Clerk Frank Blaszkiewicz Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Peter Jurgella 08 Apr 1930 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor Luke Helminiak Clerk Frank Blaszkiewicz Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Peter Jurgella 14 Apr 1931 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor Willie Ostrowski Clerk Frank Blaszkiewicz Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Peter Jurgella Clerk Helen Blaszkiewicz 20 Nov 1931 12 Apr 1932 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor Willie Ostrowski Clerk Frank Blaszkiewicz Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Peter Jurgella Deputy Clerk Helen Blaszkiewicz 11 Apr 1933 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Anton Meshak Supervisor Willie Ostrowski Clerk Frank Blaszkiewicz Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Peter Jurgella Deputy Clerk Helen Blaszkiewicz |
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05 Apr 1934 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Steve King Supervisor Willie Ostrowski Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Peter Jurgella 09 Apr 1935 Chair Barney Danielski Supervisor Stephan King Supervisor Willie Ostrowski Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Edwin Jurgella 09 Apr 1935 Constable Ernest Treder 04 Nov 1935 14 Apr 1936 Chair Barney Danielski Supervisor Steve King Supervisor Joseph Warosh, Sr. Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Ernest Treder 13 Apr 1937 Chair Barney Danielski Supervisor Stephan King Supervisor William Ostrowski Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Felix Tetzloff Assessor Frank Rutta Constable Ernest Treder 12 Apr 1938 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Stephan King Supervisor Joseph Warosh, Sr. Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable Felix Burchardt |
11 Apr 1939 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Stephan King Supervisor Joseph Warosh, Sr. Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable John Bukowski 09 Apr 1940 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Stephan King Supervisor Valentine Ostrowski Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable John Zalewski 08 Apr 1941 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Stephan King Supervisor Valentine Ostrowski Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable Joe Jurgella 08 Apr 1941 Constable John Rascka 05 Nov 1941 14 Apr 1942 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Stephan King Supervisor Edwin Bemowski Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable John Raschka 13 Apr 1943 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Joseph Strojny Supervisor Edwin Bemowski Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable John Raschka |
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04 Apr 1944 Chair Anton Laszewski Supervisor Edwin Bemowski Supervisor August Firkus Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Assessor Joseph Brillowski 03 Apr 1945 Chair Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Supervisor August Firkus Supervisor Stephen King Clerk John Bonowski Treasurer Stanley Winkler Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable Steve Chojnacki 01 Apr 1947 Chair Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Supervisor August Firkus Supervisor Bernard King Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Stanley Winkler Assessor Joseph Brillowski Justice Edward Bernas Constable Steve Chojnacki 05 Apr 1949 Chair Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Supervisor August Firkus Supervisor Bernard King Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Stanley Winkler Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable Steve Chojnacki 03 Apr 1951 Chair Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Supervisor August Firkus Supervisor Bernard King Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Stanley Winkler Assessor Joseph Brillowski Compiled in 2003 by Myron M. Felckowski 07 Apr 1953 Chair Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Supervisor August Firkus Supervisor Bernard King Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Stanley Winkler Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable John Bonowski |
05 Apr 1955 Chair Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Supervisor August Firkus Supervisor Bernard King Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph Dachyk Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable Robert B. Demke 02 Apr 1957 Chair Joseph Wojcik, Jr. Supervisor August Firkus Supervisor Ray Bernas Clerk Joseph Bonowski Treasurer Joseph J. Dachyk Assessor Joseph Brillowski Constable Robert S. Coats |