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Fred Penroses of GileTo Have Golden WeddingVMarriedNovember27,1889; Will Have OpenHouse on Sunday.OpenGlorifyingY ourselfafternoonMrs. Fred PenroseBY ALICIA HARTof their fiftieth wedding anniversarywhich falls on November 27. Their children and grand children have arranged for this event and also a family dinner at noon for 45 guests—all relatives.Mrs. Penrose celebrated herseventy-fifth birthday on September19; her husband was 73 years old on July 4. Both are in good health and active for their years. They are life long residents of the Gogebic range and have resided at Gile for 35 years.Mr and Mrs. Penrose were married on November 27. 1889 at Hurley by the Rev. W. P Burrows at the Methodist Episcopal church. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Penrose was Miss Amelia Ann Sellers and lived at Jes-sievllle. She was born at Ontonagon cn September 19, 1864 and came to Iron wood in 1884.Mr. Penrose was bom at Lake Champlain, N. Y., on July 4. 1867 and moved to Ironwood in 1885.They have had eight children, six of whom are living. They are Mrs. John Sereno. Montreal: WilliamPenrose. Gile: Fred Penrose. Montreal; Marion Penrose, Montreal; Mrs. Harry Bodah, Gile; and Leo Penrose at home. Their 24 grand children and nine great grand children are all also living in this community.Mr Penrose was master mechanic at the Cary mine for 25 years and machinist for 11 years until his re-it!tirement in April two years ago. He is an ardent huntsman and fisherman and still enjoys these sports His wife is best described as anenthusiastic “home lover.”Fpfp HpIpb PattIt’s not too early to begin thinking about getting your hair ready for its holiday permanent wave Coiffure experts agree that healthy.glossy hair with plenty of elasticity always takes a far better permanent than dull, dry, rather lifelesslock*Resolve to use your hairbrush each and every night. Whether your hair is too oily, too dry or Just plain unmanageable, b.ushing will help It’s the great cureall.Always brush away from the scalp-upward and outward to the very ends of the hair Hold the brush lightly in your hand, turning it slightly with each upward stroke And wip* it frequently on a clean lint-free towel. Don’t stop until the scalp is tingling and every single hair has been cleaned and polished.The number of shampoos you have per month should depend on vour type of hail, how often you brush it and where you live. Brushing cleanses the hair as well as stimulates the scalp. In any event hair and scalp should be kept meticulously clean. Frequent shampooing *s not harmtul. providing no trace of soap ever is allowed to remain on the hairIf you are bothered with an excessively dry condition, try hot oil instead of plain shampoos. The hair should be parted in sections, the hot olive oil massaged into the scalp and left on for a couple of hours Afterward, shampoo in the regular manner In a ber.uty shop the hair generally is steamed after the oil has been applied However, for a home treatment massaging it in and leaving *t on for an hour or two will suffice.I\T1Pll
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Ironwood Daily Globe
Ironwood, Michigan, US
Fri, Nov 24, 1939
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