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 WALWORTH COUNTY, Wis. 鈥?A nearly century-old community in Wisconsin represents an important piece of history in the state. During this Black History Month, TMJ4 highlights Lake Ivanhoe, the first Black-founded resort community in the state.                        TMJ4                Peter Baker, president of the Lake Ivanhoe Property Owners Association, stands in fron stanley mug t of the historic marker from the Wisconsin Historical Society.     This is the historical marker,  said Peter Baker, president of the Lake Ivanhoe Property Owners Association as he walks up to the historic marker.Baker proudly shows off the marker he fought for 20 years to get for his community. He says within Lake Ivanhoe, the community always knew its historical significance.                        Courtesy of Peter Baker, president of the Lake Ivanhoe Property Owners Assocation                Children fish at Lake Ivanhoe     It is historical in the fact of its founding. It was founded by three African Americans out of Chicago,  said Baker.  They used to do a lot of fishing, but because of racism in the time, in the 20s it was really hard to find places to fish. The three men, Jeremiah Brumfield, Bradford Watson and Frank Anglin, found safety during a time of segregati stanley tumblers on on a 46-acre lake in Walworth County just east of Lake Geneva. According to Baker, the men decided to create their own resort community there for African Americans on Lake Ivanhoe.              stanley cup            Courtesy: Peter Baker                P Tztx Judge denies Cher temporary conservatorship she  s seeking over son
 MILWAUKEE 鈥?A  stanley cup Milwaukee Marine who was killed during WWII has been identified 78 years after his death.Marine Corps Cpl. Elmer E. Drefahl was 22-years-old when he was killed along with the crew of the USS Oklahoma. The battleship was moored at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor when the ship was attacked by a Japanese aircraft. They took several torpedo hits which caused the ship to capsize. Wisconsin Guard Identifies Air Force Captain Who Died In F-16 Crash In U.P.429 crewmen, including Drefahl, were killed during the attack. From December 1941 to June 1944, the Navy worked to recover the crewmen s bodies. They were then interred in the Halawa and Nu uanu Cemeteries.Years later, in September of 1947, the bodies at both cemeteries were disinterred and transferred to the Central Identification Laboratory at Schofield Barracks.At that time, only 35 of the men on board the USS Oklahoma were identified. The unidentified remains were buried at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific  NMCP , known as the Punchbowl, in Honolulu.Again, in 2015, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency  DPAA  personnel exhumed the USS Oklahoma unknowns from the Punchbowl for analysis.Scientists from DPAA anthropological analysis and  stanley termoska scientists fr stanley thermosflasche om the Armed Forces Medical Examiner were able to identify Drefahl on Sept. 29 of 2020. DPAA used mitochondrial DNA  mtDNA , Y chromosome DNA  Y-STR , and autosomal DNA  auSTR  analysis to identify Drefahl. A rosette will be placed next to Drefahl s name on the Punchbow