JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1953.ad* *§«ivieice sale sizable \ of thei film,* shown i School rship of of Uni-i Siegel, AAUW, s grow-Parent-i other ;iew thet chair-?n made and are embers, d at thenng.3mpares It is aith and teachingid digni-TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE—Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gleason, Janesville, Rte. 1, will hold open house from 2 to 5 p. m. Sundayin their farm home for friends, neighbors and relatives. The occasion will mark their golden wedding anniversary.The former Mamie Hillabrandt and William A. Gleason were married in Rockford March 18, 1903. They were attended by the bride's sister* Mrs. Jam.es Powell, Beloit, and S. S. Thomas, 57 S. Fremont St.The Gleasons live on part of the farm where Mr. Gleason wasborn. His father, J. E. Gleason, owned part of the land since 1859. Mr. and Mrs. Gleason have a son, Lawrence J. Gleason, 1403S. Third St., and a daughter, Mrs. LaVerne Peich, Rte. 1; three grand children, Carol Gle^on, Bruce and Phyllis Peich.sent this that all Id see,” ?nded toicourageaw defi-nt was dialogue itles ap-Mrs. Feingold New Headof Roosevelt School PTAInitial. p. Scout cook meeting THouse.Mrs. J? Milton Av for the ci Also servi mittee wi Warner, 1Rufus Wilmone is jGamePermiCloserPan fish than 500 Dallman, agent, am rules are In the pas wiithin 51 general fis An earl: season wi' River *wa Lake Kosl er from 1Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association elected the following officers Tuesday evening: Mrs. Leonits industries, its people and its traditions.Miss OoJey's territory covers 16Wisconsin counties and she is hereers for wan’s Hosp to be maand are when finiwintr Via o