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Sunday, June 14, 2026

Mary Lou Reist Chapel (1931-2026) Warren High School class of 1959

1959 Dragon yearbook

Peterson Blick Funeral Home

1967 Warren City Directory

Chapel Charles L (Mary R) laborer Warren Car Company 207 Mohawk Avenue
Reist Charles (Mina) 639 Jackson Street Extension

1983 Warren City Directory

Chapel Charles L & Mary R; welder Warren Car Company 207 Mohawk Avenue
Reist Charles & Mina retired 639 Jackson Street Extension

The popularity of Mary as a baby name was previously graphed earlier this year. Let's take a look at classmate Leota.

Source: Social Security Administration

Leota spent the first two decades of the 20th century in the 300-400 range, peaking at #334 in 1914. By the end of the 1930s, her popularity quickly declined and she dropped off the chart in 1947.

Other class of 1949 obits (49):

2026

Anne Siliano Walker. (5/18)

2025

Beverly Henry Ludwig. (7/16)

2024

Marjorie Streich Schumann. (12/1)

Leonard Constable Jr. (11/18)

Mildred Ann Pesko. (3/28)

2024

Patricia Swanson Dunkle. (1/10)

2023

Marilyn Peterson English. (12/31)

Harold Gnage. (8/13)

Helen Whipple Littlefield. (1/31)

2022

Carol Dickinson Backstrom. (12/13)

Carl DeStefano. (11/17)

Abigail Bevevino Lopez Wolfe. (7/28)

Donald James Andersen. (2/22)

Mary Barheight Young. (2/1)

Joan Shriver Madigan. (1/29)

John Curtis Hanson. (1/18)

David Winans. (1/10)

Sylvia Woodruff Anderson. (1/8)

2021

Margaret Gott. (9/30)

Keith Reyoolds. (9/5)

Richard Scalise. (4/23)

2020

Marilyn Zwald Gustafson. (12/21)

Elsie Gregerson Shaffer. (11/26)

Constance Mae Mazzuca Brown. (11/7)

Janette Shirley Mauk. (11/6)

Robert Blair. (9/6)

Geoge Probst. (7/25)

2019

Charles Vermilyea. (11/15)

Eleanor Shanshala. (9/10)

Constance Corbran Albaugh. (4/5)

Margaret Chambers Latona. (3/18)

Thomas Mowell. (2/9)

Mary Ellen Louise Riche Borden. (1/22)

2018

Gail Nelson. (11/2)

Harold Crecraft (10/24)

Neil de Stefano. (1/20)

2017

Margaret Hartweg Albaugh Dallenbach. (12/21)

Dorothea Giltinan Suppa. (6/15)

Ruth Bengston Thelin. (4/27)

Donna Wenzel Ponsoll. (1/4)

2016

Margaret Eustace Sutter. (11/17)

Paul Mahan. (7/17)

Paul Briggs. (7/11)

Mary Ann Harrison Hughes. (3/29)

Winona Ross Prosen. (3/5)

2015

Bertie McConnell Glotz. (9/26)

Corrine Culbertson Ryan Shanshala. (7/13)

Nicholas Mangus II. (6/15)

Teresa Nuhfer Sanden. (4/13)

Catherine Salapek Freeborough. (4/10)

Richard Sharp. (3/22/2015)

2014

Richard Hamilton. (12/17)

Marcia Richardson Baker. (3/7)

USA box office for the 23rd weekend 2017-2026

USA box office on the 22nd weekend of 2026 is up 38% compared to last year when Lilo & Stitch was the top-grossing movie. In its 4th week of release, Scary Movie was the #1 movie this weekend.

But it's down % compared to 2023, when Jurassic World: Dominion ruled the box office.

Box Office Mojo

Variety, 6/7/2027

Rebecca Rubin reports:

It’s a horror trifecta. Paramount’s “Scary Movie” ruled at the box office with $55 million in its opening weekend, extending an unexpected streak for, well, scary movies in the height of summer movie season. The R-rated parody was joined at the top of North American charts by “Backrooms” and “Obsession,” two horror films that captured lightning in a bottle with Gen Z crowds.

More box office posts

2026

22nd weekend. (6/7)

21st weekend. (6/6)

20th weekend. (5/17)

19th weekend. (5/10)

18th weekend. (5/3)

17th weekend. (4/26)

16th weekend. (4/19)

15th weekend. (4/12)

14th weekend. (4/5)

13th weekend. (3/29)

12th weekend. (3/22)

11th weekend. (3/15)

10th weekend. (3/8)

9th weekend. (3/1)

8th weekend. (2/22)

7th weekend. (2/15)

6th weekend. (2/8)

5th weekend. (2/1)

4th weekend. (1/25)

3rd weekend. (1/18)

2nd weekend. (1/11)

1st weekend. (1/4)

2025

52nd weekend. (12/28)

51st weekend. (12/28)

50th weekend. (12/14)

49th weekend. (12/7)

48th weekend. (11/30)

47th weekend. (11/23)

46th weekend. (11/16)

45th weekend. (11/9)

44th weekend. (11/2)

43rd weekend. (10/26)

42nd weekend. (10/19)

41st weekend. (10/12)

40th weekend. (10/5)

39th weekend. (9/28)

38th weekend. (9/21)

37th weekend. (9/14)

36th weekend. (9/9)

35th weekend. (9/9)

34th weekend. (8/24)

33rd weekend. (8/17)

32nd weekend. (8/10)

31st weekend. (8/3)

30th weekend. (7/27)

29th weekend. (7/20)

28th weekend. (7/13)

27th weekend. (7/6)

26th weekend. (6/29)

25th weekend. (6/22)

24th weekend. (6/15)

23rd weekend. (6/8)

22nd weekend. (6/1)

Memorial Day weekend. (5/25)

20th weekend. (5/18)

19th weekend. (5/11)

18th weekend. (5/4)

17th weekend. (4/27)

16th weekend. (4/20)

15th weekend. (4/13)

14th weekend. (4/6)

13th weekend. (3/30)

12th weekend. (3/23)

11th weekend. (3/16)

10th weekend. (3/9)

9th weekend. (3/2)

8th weekend. (2/23)

7th weekend. (2/16)

6th weekend. (2/9)

January year-to-date. (2/3)

5th weekend. (2/2)

4th weekend. (1/26)

3rd weekend. (1/19)

2nd weekend. (1/12)

1st weekend. (1/5)

2024

Fourth weekend of December. (12/30)

Third weekend of December. (12/22)

Second weekend of December. (12/15)

First weekend of December. (12/8)

Thanksgiving weekend. (12/1)

Pre-Thanksgiving weekend of November. (11/24)

Third weekend of November. (11/17)

Second weekend of November. (11/10)

First weekend of November. (11/3)

Fourth weekend of October. (10/27)

Third weekend of October. (10/21)

Second weeknd of October. (10/14)

First weekend of October. (10/6)

Fourth weekend of September. (9/23)

Third weekend of September. (9/16)

Second weekend of September. (9/9)

Labor Day weekend. (9/2)

4th weekend of August. (8/26)

3rd weekend in August. (8/19)

2nd weekend in August. (8/12)

1st weekend in August. (8/5)

4th weekend of July. (7/29)

3rd weekend of July. (7/21)

2nd weekend of July. (7/14)

1st weekend of July. (7/10)

4th weekend of June. (6/23)

3rd weekend of June. (6/16)

2nd weekend of June. (6/9)

1st weekend of June. (6/2)

USA box office on Memorial Day weekend (Friday-Sunday) from 2017 to 2024. (5/26)

Box office woes continue for Hollywood at start of 2024 Memorial Day weekend. (5/25)

3rd weekend of May. (5/19)

2nd weekend of May. (5/12)

1st weekend of May. (5/5)

4th weekend of April. (4/28)

3rd weekend of April. (4/21)

2nd weekend of April. (4/14)

1st weekend of April (4/7)

Easter weekend. (3/31)

4th weekend of March. (3/24)

3rd weekend of March. (3/17)

2nd weekend of March. (3/10)

1st weekend of March. (3/3)

4th weekend of February. (2/25)

3rd weekend of February. (2/18)

2nd weekend of February. (2/11)

1st weekend of February. (2/4)

4th weekend of January. (1/28)

3rd weekend of January. (1/21)

2nd weekend of January. (1/15)

1st weekend of January. (1/7)

2023

New Year's weekend. (12/31)

Christmas weekend. (12/29)

2nd weekend of December. (12/10)

1st weekend of December. (12/3)

4th weekend of November. (11/26)

3rd weekend of November . (11/19)

2nd weekend of November. (11/12)

1st weekend of November. (11/5)

Fourth weekend of October. (10/30)

Third weekend of October. (10/22)

Second weekend of October. (10/15)

First weekend of October. (10/8)

Last weekend of September (10/2)

4th weekend of September. (9/25)

3rd weekend of September. (9/18)

2nd weekend of September (9/11)

1st weekend of September. (9/4)

Fourth weekend of August. (8/26)

Third weekend of August. (8/19)

Second weekend of August. (8/12)

First weekend of August. (8/5)

Fourth weekend of July. (7/30)

Third weekend of July. (7/23)

Secind weekend of July. (7/16)

First weekend of July. (7/9)

Fourth weekend of June. (6/25)

Third weekend of June. (6/18)

Second weekend of June. (6/11)

First weekend of June. (6/5)

Memorial Day weekend. (5/29)

Third weekend of May. (5/21)

Second weekend\ of May. (5/14)

First weekend of May. (5/7)

Last weekend of April. (4/29)

Fourth weekend of April. (4/22)

Third weekend of April.. (4/16)

Second weekend of April. (4/9)

First weekend oo April. (4/2)

Fourth weekend of March. (3/29)

Third weekend of March. (3/22)

Second weekend of March. (3/15)

First weekend of March. (3/7)

Fourth weekend of February. (2/27)

Third weekend of February. (2/20)

Second weekend of February. (2/13)

First weekend of February. (2/6)

Fourth weekend of January. (1/30)

Third weekend of January. (1/26)

Second weekend of January. (1/16)

First weekend of January. (1/9)

Final weekend of the year. (1/2)

2022

Fourth weekend in December. (12/26)

Third weekend in December. (12/19)

Second weekend in December. (12/12)

First weekend in December. (12/5)

Thranksgiving 2022 daily top 10 movie grosses (Wednesday-Sunday) (11/28)

Thanksgiving weekend daily movie grosses. (11/28)

Pre-Thanksgiving box office weekend down 47% from 2017 peak. (11/21)

Going down: October 2022 box office drops 44% compared to 2018. (11/3)

Weekend box office reports for October 2020. (series)

Wisconsin 2026 elections: Democrat Alicia Saunders is challenging 4-term GOP incumbent Shea Sortwell

Redistricting eliminated the gerrymandered dip into Manitowoc County, which served to crack the Manitowoc/Two Rivers community of interest. It also returns the liberal City of DePere to a district that contains all of Green Bay and its suburbs.

The boundary of Wisconsin's 2nd Assembly District currently includes portions of southern Brown County, northern Manitowoc County, and southeastern Outagamie County.

Maps and election results: Ballotpedia

Shae Sortwell has won his four elections to the Assembly by double-digit margins in what can be considered a safe GOP district, even after redistricting. His 2026 challenger, Alicia Saunders, also ran against Sortwell in 2024 and lost by 26.5 points.

Shae Sortwell is one of the least serious members of the Assembly.

Shae what?!

Related posts:

2025

JUST RELEASED!! Another episode of the Shae Sortwell Clown Show. (7/11)

Your Wisconsin tax dollars at work, featuring Assembly resident clown Shae Sortwell. (5/21)

Meet one-man clown show Shae Sortwell, one of the least known GOP embarrassments in the Wisconsin Assembly. (3/12)

2024

Wisconsin 2024 elections: Republican Shae Sortwell announces candidacy for 2nd Assembly District. (4/28)

2022

Rep. Shae Sortwell (R-Two Rivers) introduces bill to increase gun violence. (1/18)

2020

Meet the Manitowoc Chubbies, still obsessed with the "War on Christmas" and dismissive of the virus. (12/17)

Abortion foe Shae Sortwell wants to risk the lives of thousands by reopening the economy too soon. (4/17)

2019

The Shae Sortwell compensation chronicles: "Can I show you my....?" (6/24)

Related reading:

Wisconsin Applied Population Lab, 6/18/2018

Malia Jones explains:

Two core concepts of gerrymandering were central to the arguments presented to the high court: cracking and packing. A third process, known as stacking, also crops up in gerrymandered political maps, but was not the focus of Gill v. Whitford.

Cracking and packing both refer to specific ways of drawing legislative boundaries with the outcomes of elections in mind. These two processes operate in tension with one another, but both can be implemented by a party in power seeking to maximize its electoral chances through gerrymandering.

Packing refers to the practice of drawing particular districts in such a way as to ensure that another party's candidate wins that seat by a tremendous margin. Although the opposing party is all but guaranteed the seat, packing makes surrounding districts less competitive, and thus tips the balance of power in the legislative body overall toward the ruling party.

Cracking involves drawing districts in such a way as to divide a concentration of specific types of voters across several districts such that they are a minority in each one, with practically no hope of achieving representation in any of the districts. This practice also helps make districts less competitive. [emphasis added]

Related election posts:

1st Assembly District. (6/11/2026)

12th Assembly District. (4/17/2026)

16th Assembly District. (4/17/2026)

21st Assembly District. (5/8/2026)

24th Assembly District. (4/19/2026)

26th Assembly District. (4/17/2026)

34th Assembly District. (4/24/2026)

35th Assembly District. (4/15/2026)

37th Assembly District. (4/20/2026)

44th Assembly District. (5/5/2026)

50th Assembly District. (4/24/2026)