Timeline: Huettl, Erhard Edgar: 1FAMILYTREE Genealogy

1930 - 2013 (82 years)

	Date	Event(s)
1	1930	1930: Appleton History The last electric streetcar ran on April 6. 1930: Kaukauna History The Bank of Kaukauna is robbed of $40,000. 1930: Kaukauna History B.W. Fargo elected Mayor of Kaukauna
2	1932	1932: Appleton History The Irving Zuelke Office Building opened in downtown Appleton. This 168-foot building was the tallest in Appleton until 1952, when AAL built their 183-foot downtown office building. 1932: Kaukauna History Construction of the U.S. Post Office on the island. 1932: Kaukauna History B.W. Fargo was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
3	1933	1933: USA History Thirty - Second President of the US is Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1933-1945 1933: Kaukauna History Regenfuss Brewery reopens after a dry period of 14 years.
4	1934	1934: USA History Thirty - Third President of the US is Harry S. Truman 1945-1953 1934: Kaukauna History John H. Neisen elected Mayor of Kaukauna
5	1936	1936: Appleton History On July 13, 1936 a temperature of 107 was reached, the highest temperature ever recorded in Appleton. 1936: Kaukauna History John H. Neisen was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
6	1937	1937: Kaukauna History Rialto Theatre opens with Edna Ferber\'s Come & Get It. 1937: Kaukauna History L.F. Nelson elected Mayor of Kaukauna
7	1938	1938: Appleton History Appleton West High School was built on Badger Avenue. 1938: Kaukauna History L.F. Nelson was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
8	1940	1940: Kaukauna History William F. Gantter elected Mayor of Kaukauna [Died February 25, 1942 His unexpired term was filled by L.F. Nelson]
9	1941	1941: USA History U.S. enters World War II
10	1942	1942: Kaukauna History L.F. Nelson was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
11	1944	1944: Kaukauna History Look\'s Drug Store opens on Second Street. 1944: Kaukauna History L.F. Nelson was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
12	1945	1945: USA History Germany and Japan surrender, ending World War II 1945: USA History Thirty - Third President of the US is Harry S. Truman 1945-1953
13	1946	1946: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon elected Mayor of Kaukauna
14	1948	1948: Kaukauna History Dial phones come to Kaukauna. 1948: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
15	1949	1949: Appleton History Appleton's Memorial Hospital was chartered by the state.
16	1950	1950: USA History Senator Joseph McCarthy gains power and start Communist witch hunts (1950-1954) 1950: Kaukauna History Kaukauna swimming pool is dedicated. 1950: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
17	1951	1951: Kaukauna History The Hotel Kaukauna originally called the Hotel Brothers, is destroyed by fire.
18	1952	1952: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
19	1953	1953: Appleton History Fox Valley Lutheran High School opened. 1953: USA History Thirty - Fourth President of the US is Dwight David Eisenhower 1953-1961 1953: Kaukauna History Automatic traffic signals are installed at the intersection of Lawe Street and Wisconsin Avenue.
20	1954	1954: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
21	1955	1955: Appleton History On April 27, the Lawe Street Bridge opened over the Fox River. 1955: Kaukauna History Kaukauna Community Hospital is dedicated.
22	1956	1956: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
23	1957	1957: Appleton History United States Senator Joseph McCarthy, who gained world-wide fame for his work against communism and who was condemned by the Senate for his methods, died in Washington D.C., and was buried in Appleton's St. Mary's Cemetery. 1957: Kaukauna History Senator John F. Kennedy visits Kaukauna as part of his primary campaign through Wisconsin.
24	1958	1958: Appleton History The Appleton Foxes baseball team was established in affiliation with the Washington Senators. Since 1987 the Foxes have been affiliated with the Kansas City Royals. 1958: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
25	1959	1959: Appleton History On December 19, the College Avenue Bridge opened over the Fox River. It replaced the John Street Bridge. 1959: Appleton History Xavier Catholic High School opened.
26	1960	1960: Appleton History The John Street Bridge was torn down on February 2. 1960: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
27	1961	1961: USA History Thirty - Fifth President of the US is John Fitzgerald Kennedy 1961-1963
28	1962	1962: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna 9 May 1962—9 May 1962: First Direct Dial Telephone Call The Kaukauna Times reported on May 9, 1962 "Mayor Joseph F. Bayorgeon made the first Direct Dial call from the City of Kaukauna. He dialed the area code and the exact number he wanted in New York City."
29	1963	1963: USA History Thirty - Sixth President of the US is Lyndon Baines Johnson 1963-1969
30	1964	1964: Appleton History Appleton native Rocky Bleier graduated from Xavier High School and entered Notre Dame Univ. on a football scholarship. Despite injuries from service in the Vietnam War, went on to a championship career in professional football. 1964: Appleton History Lawrence College merged with Downer College and became Lawrence University. 1964: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
31	1965	1965: Kaukauna History City of Kaukauna celebrates 175th Jubilee.
32	1966	1966: Kaukauna History Electa Quinney School is opened. 1966: Kaukauna History Joseph F. Bayorgeon reelected Mayor of Kaukauna [Died August 10, 1966. His unexpired term was filled by Gilbert J. Anderson who was elected by the City Council on 8/15/66 for the balance of the year]
33	1967	1967: Appleton History Appleton East High School opened. 1967: Appleton History Carrie E. Morgan, for 30 years the superintendent of Appleton public schools, died in her home on October 14. She was 100 years old. 1967: Appleton History College Avenue, Appleton's main street, was reconstructed. The rebuilt street opened October 1. 1967: Appleton History On July 1, the Fox Valley Vocational, Technical, and Adult Education District was created. 1967: Kaukauna History Gilbert J. Anderson elected Mayor of Kaukauna 1967: Kaukauna History by referendum the position of Mayor of Kaukuana was made full-time
34	1968	1968: USA History Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy assassinated 1968: USA History Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated. 1968: Kaukauna History Gilbert J. Anderson was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
35	1969	1969: USA History Thirty - Seventh President of the US is Richard Milhous Nixon 1969-1974 1969: USA History Vietnam War
36	1970	1970: Kaukauna History Gilbert J. Anderson was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
37	1971	1971: Appleton History Passenger railroad service from Appleton ended on May 7.
38	1972	1972: Appleton History The Fox Valley Technical Institute opened in the town of Grand Chute. In 1987 the name was changed to the Fox Valley Technical College. 1972: Kaukauna History Outagamie Country Teachers College is closed after sixty years of service. 1972: Kaukauna History Robert A. LaPlante elected Mayor of Kaukauna
39	1974	1974: USA History Thirty - Eighth President of the US is Gerald Rudolph Ford 1974-1977 1974: Kaukauna History Robert A. LaPlante was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna 15 Mar 1974—1 Apr 1974: Wisconsin History March 15, 1974: The Hortonville School Board and teachers failed to agree on a contract. The teachers voted to strike on March 18 with the board responding by firing 84 teachers on April 2. The board's action was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court on June 17, 1976.
40	1975	1975: Kaukauna History New city offices are opened in the old Badger Northland plant.
41	1976	1976: Kaukauna History The new 6,300 square foot addition is opened in the Kaukauna Public Library 1976: Kaukauna History Robert A. LaPlante was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
42	1977	1977: USA History Thirty - Ninth President of the US is Jimmy Carter 1977-1981
43	1978	1978: Kaukauna History Robert A. LaPlante was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
44	1979	1979: Appleton History The new Lawe Street Bridge was dedicated on October 24.
45	1980	1980: Appleton History The new Oneida Skyline Bridge opened over the Fox River on October 31. 1980: Kaukauna History Robert A. LaPlante was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
46	1981	1981: Appleton History 1981 On June 1, the Appleton Public Library opened its new Oneida Street building on the site of the old City Hall. 1981: USA History Fortieth President of the US is Ronald Wilson Reagan 1981-1989
47	1982	1982: Kaukauna History Ronald L Van De Hey was elected Mayor of Kaukauna
48	1984	1984: Appleton History 1984 The Fox River Mall opened in the Town of Grand Chute on July 18. 1984: Appleton History 1984 The Outagamie Museum was established in the former Masonic Temple building on College Avenue.
49	1985	1985: Appleton History 1985 Appleton\'s Memorial Hospital was renamed Appleton Medical Center or AMC. 1985: Appleton History 1985 Houdini Plaza, located near the site of Harry Houdini\'s boyhood home, was dedicated on May 25. The plaza\'s sculpture, Metamorphosis, by Richard C. Wolter, was also unveiled that day.
50	1986	1986: Appleton History 1986 Appleton was profiled in the August 11 issue of Sports Illustrated magazine. 1986: Appleton History 1986 In August two new elementary schools, Horizon School and Houdini School, were opened. 1986: Appleton History 1986 The Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region Inc. started with a $5,000 gift from retired AAL President Walter L. Rugland. The Foundation manages endowments and distributes funds to area charities and organizations. 1986: Kaukauna History Ronald L. Van De Hey was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
51	1987	1987: Appleton History Appleton Christian School was opened on August 17. 1987: Appleton History 1987 On June 12, Fox River Oracle, a sculpture by Dimitri Hadzi, was dedicated at a site just off the Oneida Street Bridge. 1987: Appleton History 1987 The Avenue, Appleton\'s downtown mall, opened on March 12. 1987: Appleton History 1987 Willem Dafoe (a.k.a. William Dafoe), who was born and raised in Appleton, was nominated for an Academy Award as Best Supporting Actor for his work in the 1986 film Platoon.
52	1988	1988: Appleton History 1988 For the first time in its 116 year history, all 17 locks in the Fox River Locks System were closed. From this year on, only three of the locks would be re-opened, those in De Pere, Menasha, and Kaukauna. 1988: Kaukauna History Ronald L. Van De Hey was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna
53	1989	1989: Appleton History 1989 Appleton Aurora, a 60-foot-by-10-foot solar sculpture by Dale Eldred, was installed atop the Appleton Center in Houdini Plaza. 1989: Appleton History 1989 On April 1, the Houdini Historical Center opened in the Outagamie Museum. 1989: Appleton History 1989 On August 1, Appleton\'s first woman firefighter began work. 1989: Appleton History 1989 The Appleton Library Foundation was established to create an endowment fund for the Appleton Public Library. As part of the fund-raising efforts, Bob Hope spent 4 days in Appleton and Neenah, from Aug. 23 to the 27. 1989: Appleton History 1989 The Institute of Paper Chemistry relocated to Georgia and became the Institute of Paper Science and Technology. 1989: Appleton History 1989 The John Birch Society moved its headquarters to Appleton. 1989: Kaukauna History New Post Office in completed on the north side of town.
54	1990	1990: Appleton History 1990 Valley Transit\'s transfer center opened in downtown Appleton on March 1. 1990: USA History Forty - First President of the US is George Herbert Walker Bush 1989-1993 1990: Kaukauna History Fox Valley Greyhound Park opens on north side of town. 1990: Kaukauna History Ronald L. Van De Hey elected Mayor of Kaukauna [Elected Outagamie County Executive in 1991. Neal Steinberg completed the term]
55	1991	1991: Appleton History 1991 In August, two new elementary schools opened in Appleton, Edna Ferber and Janet Berry Schools. 1991: Gulf War
56	1992	1992: Appleton History 1992 On April 15, Appleton began enforcing a nightly curfew for those under the age of 18. 1992: Appleton History 1992 The Fox Cities Children\'s Museum opened in the Avenue Mall on November 2. 1992: Appleton History 1992 The Viking Theater in Appleton closed on March 22.
57	1993	1993: Appleton History 1993 On September 24, the Tri County Expressway or 441 Bypass, opened to the public. 1993: USA History Forty - Second President of the US is William Jefferson Clinton 1993-2001
58	1994	1994: Appleton History 1994 On May 16, the Fox Valley Veterans Clinic opened. 1994: Appleton History 1994 On September 16, a grand opening was held for Appleton City Hall at its new location in the City Center Building, 100 N. Appleton St. 1994: Kaukauna History Neal Steinberg elected Mayor of Kaukauna 1994: Kaukauna History John J. Lambie elected Mayor of Kaukauna.
59	1995	1995: Appleton History 1995 Appleton Public Library became the first library in the state of Wisconsin to have its own Home Page on the World Wide Web. 1995: Appleton History 1995 Appleton\'s North High School opened on August 27. 1995: Appleton History 1995 On April 20, Fox Cities Stadium, the new home of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers minor league baseball team, had its grand opening. 1995: Kaukauna History First phase of Highway 55 reconstruction completed.
60	1996	1996: Appleton History 1996 Lawrence University celebrated its 150th anniversary. 1996: Appleton History 1996 On August 2, the Ring Dance sculpture by Dallas Anderson was unveiled at Appleton\'s City Park. 1996: Appleton History 1996 The former City Hall at 200 N. Appleton St. was razed on October 16. 1996: Appleton History 1996 Tim Hanna was named Mayor of Appleton after a recount of votes from the March 16 election and a series of court decisions. 1996: Kaukauna History Badger Northland and Kaukauna Community Hospital close 1996: Kaukauna History Recreation trails open.
61	1997	1997: Appleton History 1997 On December 13, Appleton\'s new Emergency Shelter on Division St. was opened. 1997: Appleton History 1997 The Appleton Public Library celebrated 100 years of service. 1997: Kaukauna History Groundbreaking for new High School.
62	1998	1998: Appleton History 1998 Vice President Al Gore visited Appleton Central High School on September 22. 1998: Kaukauna History John J. Lambie was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna.
63	2000	2000: Appleton History 2000 On August 25, Fox Valley Lutheran High School relocated to its new campus on North Meade Street. 2000: Kaukauna History John J. Lambie was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna.
64	2001	2001: Appleton History 2001 On June 27, the Aid Association for Lutherans, announced its merger with Lutheran Brotherhood. Renamed Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, established its headquarters in Minneapolis while retaining operations in Appleton. 2001: USA History Forty - Third President of the US is George Walker Bush 2001: USA History September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon
65	2002	2002: Appleton History 2002 In August, the downtown Avenue Mall was renamed City Center Plaza. 2002: Appleton History 2002 The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center opened in downtown Appleton on November 24. 2002: Kaukauna History John J. Lambie was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna.
66	2003	2003: Kaukauna History John J. Lambie was reelected Mayor of Kaukauna.
67	2004	2004: Appleton History 2004 In September, work began to clean sediments contaminated with PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) from the Fox River. 2004: Appleton History 2004 On September 16, the federal government turned over ownership of the Fox River locks to the state of Wisconsin. A fundraising plan to restore and operate the locks was launched. 2004: Appleton History 2004 President George W. Bush visited Appleton twice. On March 30, he spoke to representatives of local business at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center. On July 14, he passed through the city on a re-election campaign bus tour.
68	2005	2005: Appleton History 2005 On Feb. 26, the Paper Industry International Hall of Fame, opened in the former Atlas Mill, along the banks of the Fox River. The 1878 Atlas Mill was donated to the Hall of Fame by the Kimberly Clark Corporation in 1999. 2005: Appleton History 2005 On July 1, a workplace smoking ban took effect in the city of Appleton. The ban, approved by voters in an April referendum, made Appleton the second city in Wisconsin (after Madison) to prohibit smoking in taverns.
69	2006	2006: Appleton History 2006 In April, work began on the two million dollar restoration of the four Appleton locks on the Fox River. This was the first of three phases planned to restore the 14 locks that had been closed since the mid-1980s. 2006: Kaukauna History Eugene J. Rosin elected Mayor of Kaukauna
70	2009	20 Jan 2009: USA History Barack Obama sworn in as the Forty-Fourth President of the United States. The first person of color to ever hold the office of President.

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