More dying ash trees in Middleton's 3rd ward

1.  Hubbard Avenue between Orchid Lane and Maple Street.

2.  Hubbard Avenue between Meadowcrest and South Gateway..

The intersection of Hubbard and South Gateway

All Hubbard Avenue phots by Retiring Guy

Aerial view of Middleton's 3rd ward.  A 2009 inventory identified 2,335 ash trees along streets and on public lands (not trees on private property) -- 28% of the city's total trees at the time.  The recommended urban forestry guideline is no more than 20% of any genus and 10% of any species. 

Related posts: 
Diseased core of ash tree.  (5/12/2015)
Now you see it, now you don't.  (5/6/2015)
Emerald ash borer found on Hubbard Avenue near downtown Middleton.  (5/1/2015)
What were once ash trees are now stumps.  (3/25/2015)
You can cut down only so many ash trees in a day.  (8/1/2014)
Another day dawns on even fewer ash trees.  (8/1/2014)
A new day dawns on fewer ash trees.  (7/31/2014) 
Ash Trees on Cooper Avenue in Middleton: Going......going.....  (7/10/2014)
Emerald Ash  Borer's impact on Middleton.  (7/5/2014)

Do they still picnic in Segoe Park?

If so, it's not likely that anyone carries a picnic basket.

Segoe Park is a 1.92-acre mini park located on Segoe Road between Mineral Point and Odana roads on Madison's west side.

The park is located within the Midvale Heights neighborhood, an area of Madison which saw its greatest period of growth take place after World War II and into the 1950s.  Odell Street (highlighted in orange) was the 1955 Parade of Homes site.

Related post:
1955 Madison Parade of Homes featured new construction on Odell Street.  (10/26/2016)

Earl Henry Campbell (1935-2017) Warren High School class of 1952

Source:  Warren Times Observer

1952 Dragon yearbook

1967 Warren City Directory (no entries)

1983 Warren City Directory

• Campbell Earl & Judith; emp Loranger Mfg h8 Cedar St
• Campbell Judith Mrs emp Loranger Plastic h8 Cedar St

Earl enjoyed a great run during the 1st half of the 20th century, spending 40 years (1900-1939) in the top 50 and 55 years (to 1954) in the top 100.  He peaked veryt early, though -- at #23 in 1901.

Source:  Social Security Administration

Other class of '52 grads:
Theodore Shaw.  (6/7/2017)
Richard Suppa.  (5/27/2017)
Neil Siefert.  (4/18/2017)

Mary Anne Handest McHenry.  (3/23/2017)
Reynold Flatt.  (2/27/2017)
Donald Merkle.  (9/23/2016)
Minnie Bonavita Miller.  (6/10/2016)
Myra Wilson Babcock.  (5/19/2016)
Norma Pierce Nielsen.  (4/6/2016)
Santo 'Sam' Pascuzzi.  (2/14/2016)
Glenn Culbertson.  (10/23/2015)
Elizabeth Eggleston Hoffman.  (10/17/2014)