KLAUER, Walter E. - Revision history

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	[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899--Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964)~~. President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]~~. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft. Sheridan and later was appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)		[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899--Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St. Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft. Sheridan and later was appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)

	After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)		After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)

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	[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft.Sheridan and later was appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)		[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899--Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft. Sheridan and later was appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)

	After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)		After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)
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	1. "Four Dubuquers Will Be Graduated From Notre Dame June 11; Many Relatives Will Attend," ''Dubuque Telegraph Herald'', May 21, 1922, p. 41		1. "Four Dubuquers Will Be Graduated From Notre Dame June 11; Many Relatives Will Attend," ''Dubuque Telegraph Herald'', May 21, 1922, p. 41

	2. "Corporation Notice," Telegraph-Herald, January 14, 1946, p. 10		2. "Corporation Notice," ''Telegraph-Herald'', January 14, 1946, p. 10

	3. "W. E. Klauer Dead at 64," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 2, 1964, p. 1A		3. "W. E. Klauer Dead at 64," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 2, 1964, p. 1A
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	6. "Name Public Relations Committee for Museum," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 15, 1936, p. 16		6. "Name Public Relations Committee for Museum," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 15, 1936, p. 16

	7. "Scenes from 40 & 8 Picnic-Wreck Here," Telegraph-Herald, June 15, 1938, p. 4		7. "Scenes from 40 & 8 Picnic-Wreck Here," ''Telegraph-Herald,'' June 15, 1938, p. 4

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	After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)		After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)

	In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5) In 1936 he was one of many prominent Dubuque residents who accepted membership on the [[COLUMBIA MUSEUM AND INSTITUTE OF ART]] board of directors. (6) He was also a member of [[40 and 8]] (7)		In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5) In 1936 he was one of many prominent Dubuque residents who accepted membership on the [[COLUMBIA MUSEUM AND INSTITUTE OF ART]] board of directors. (6) He was also a member of [[40 and 8]]. (7)

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	After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)		After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)

	In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5) In 1936 he was one of many prominent Dubuque residents who accepted membership on the [[COLUMBIA MUSEUM AND INSTITUTE OF ART]] board of directors. (6) He was also a member of [[40 & 8]] (7)		In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5) In 1936 he was one of many prominent Dubuque residents who accepted membership on the [[COLUMBIA MUSEUM AND INSTITUTE OF ART]] board of directors. (6) He was also a member of [[40 and 8]] (7)

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	After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)		After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)

	In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5) In 1936 he was one of many prominent Dubuque residents who accepted membership on the [[COLUMBIA MUSEUM AND INSTITUTE OF ART]] board of directors. (6)		In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5) In 1936 he was one of many prominent Dubuque residents who accepted membership on the [[COLUMBIA MUSEUM AND INSTITUTE OF ART]] board of directors. (6) He was also a member of [[40 & 8]] (7)

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	6. "Name Public Relations Committee for Museum," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 15, 1936, p. 16		6. "Name Public Relations Committee for Museum," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 15, 1936, p. 16

			7. "Scenes from 40 & 8 Picnic-Wreck Here," Telegraph-Herald, June 15, 1938, p. 4

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	[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft.Sheridan and later appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)		[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft.Sheridan and later was appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)

	After the war, he graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)		After the war, Klauer graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]], and serve as a director beginning in 1946. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)

	In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5)		In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5) In 1936 he was one of many prominent Dubuque residents who accepted membership on the [[COLUMBIA MUSEUM AND INSTITUTE OF ART]] board of directors. (6)

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	1. "Four Dubuquers Will Be Graduated From Notre Dame June 11; Many Relatives Will Attend," ''Dubuque Telegraph Herald'', May 21, 1922, p. 41		1. "Four Dubuquers Will Be Graduated From Notre Dame June 11; Many Relatives Will Attend," ''Dubuque Telegraph Herald'', May 21, 1922, p. 41

	2. ~~Ibid~~.		2. "Corporation Notice," Telegraph-Herald, January 14, 1946, p. 10

	3. "W. E. Klauer Dead at 64," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 2, 1964, p. 1A		3. "W. E. Klauer Dead at 64," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 2, 1964, p. 1A
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	5. "W. E. Klauer..."		5. "W. E. Klauer..."

			6. "Name Public Relations Committee for Museum," ''Telegraph-Herald'', April 15, 1936, p. 16



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	[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft.Sheridan and later appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)		[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft.Sheridan and later appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)

	After the war, he graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business. (2) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (3)		After the war, he graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business. (2) He was responsible for the development of the rotary snow remover and held many patents on snow removing equipment. The company manufactured the famous "Sno-Go." (3) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (4)

	In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years.		In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Klauer Julien Hotel Company which owned the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years. (5)

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	2. Ibid.		2. Ibid.

	2. "Miss Abby McDonald Wedded to Walter E. Klauer on Wednesday," ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 17, 1929, p. 15		3. "W. E. Klauer Dead at 64," ''Telegraph Herald'', February 2, 1964, p. 1A

			4. "Miss Abby McDonald Wedded to Walter E. Klauer on Wednesday," ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 17, 1929, p. 15

			5. "W. E. Klauer..."



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	[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. ~~In the 1930s~~ Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years.		[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], attended St.Mary's High School and [[COLUMBIA COLLEGE]]. During [[WORLD WAR I]] as a second lieutenant, he was stationed Ft.Sheridan and later appointed military instructor at the Ft. Worth University in Fort Worth, Texas. (1)

			After the war, he graduated in three years in mechanical engineering at Notre Dame. He then returned to Dubuque to work in the family business. (2) He married Abby Lyon McDonald, the only daughter of Mrs. [[MCDONALD, Andrew Young\|Andrew Young MCDONALD]] in 1929. (3)

			In the 1920s Klauer founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years.

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			1. "Four Dubuquers Will Be Graduated From Notre Dame June 11; Many Relatives Will Attend," ''Dubuque Telegraph Herald'', May 21, 1922, p. 41

			2. Ibid.

			2. "Miss Abby McDonald Wedded to Walter E. Klauer on Wednesday," ''Telegraph-Herald and Times-Journal'', November 17, 1929, p. 15



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	[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. In the 1930s Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Julien Hotel (now [[JULIEN ~~MOTOR INN~~]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years.		[[Image:imp176.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Photo courtesy: Paul Hemmer]]KLAUER, Walter E. (Dubuque, IA, Aug. 21, 1899-Chicago, IL, Jan. 31, 1964). President, [[KLAUER MANUFACTURING COMPANY]]. In the 1930s Klauer, the son of [[KLAUER, William H.\|William H. KLAUER]], founded radio station WKBB, a predecessor of station WDBQ. He was also president of the Julien Hotel (now [[HOTEL JULIEN DUBUQUE]]) until it was sold. Klauer, one of the first residents of Dubuque to own a private airplane, actively participated in aviation activities for many years.

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