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geese ms missionariesCOUNTYNEWSJOton,list44BaMiFroKansasvilletheKANSASVILLE, Wis., Jan. 81.summer, and made manyfriends in this section.Mr. and Mrs. Fortune had theirThe entertainment given Tuesday evening by the Booster club ofdaughter Alyce with them over theweekend. She has signed up withPleasant Lawn school was well at- » the Aplon Ballet company for ahadlor.Vdretherec'Itended, and the following program was enjoyed after the businesstwo months’ engagement.meeting: Community singing—ledOn Thursday evening, Feb. 8, ayouby Mrs. Clayton Atherton and uc-Mrs. Philcompanied by Mrs. Phil Hay; ukulele duet—Mmes. Gordon Mut-play, “Kidnaping Betty,” with thoter and George Huch; piano duetsfollowing cast, will be presented to tho public at Rosewood schoolhouse: Mollie, Dan and Joanna Fielding—Mrs. Walter Hinchliffe,—Mrs. Hay and Dorothy; reading A1 Maurice and Bernice Gerber; Mrs. Eva Sheen; school children Betty and Nat Meadows—RoseroaPardritheuntoffiproIin two songs, accompanied by Mrs. O’Neill and Max Schlichting; Bud Atherton; reading—Mrs. Hay; pi- Simpsonano duet—Kathleen McGuire andMargaret McManus. While lunchwas served, Hinks Blue Gills fur-PerkinsVictor Schlichting; Sally Florence Cox.hebuiMiss Alvira Colignon of Racinenished entertaining music.spent the weekend i Kathleen Lavin.with MissN. J. Huck gave a stag party onLittle Sally Ann Cox, who wasamJo*1hirSaturday evening for 500 players, * severely burned, is being cared forifirst prize being awarded to at the Memorial hospital in Bur-■Charles Wells of Racine and second to Charles Smallfelt. Otherguests were L. W. Hawkins, Roylington.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mutter\isited friends in Chicago the foreWilson, Fred Schroeder, LeoStephen, F. H. and F. W. Cox, W.rG. Harry, Arthur Fortune and J.W. Lavin. Lunch was served.tThe bans of marriage were pub-1,art of the week.wohe:thedolt;piecosiCaledoniahoitlished for the first time at St.CALEDONIA, Wis., Jan. 30. Miss Ida Tauker has been seri-ontheMary’s church on Sunday for Miss ous‘' ber borne the pasttujMary Simon of this parish and Albert Weber of Racine.week.A capacity crowd attended theJoIiArthur Fortune left Monday forNew York City, where he was call-1ed on important business.The Bluett family's weekendguest was James Brouder; professional ice skater. They accompan-7ied the young man to the national tournament at Oconomowoc on Sat-meeting of the St. Eouis congregation last Sunday morning. Among oth* r transactions, a new form of membership was established, and Ben Thelen was appointed an usherto succeed John Mutchie, who joined the choir some timecelclishthsaiShMessrs. EouissomeW.Spang,ago.Johnbe- urday, where he won second place.James passed several weeks witho ; the Bluetts at their cottage duringFelner, A1 llaertel, Joe Michel and Leonard Marsh, together with several of the women, were named to arrange for a pre-lenten social.ovofSbhaCL
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Racine Journal Times
Racine, Wisconsin, US
Sat, Feb 03, 1934
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