Senior High Students Bid Farewell at Semiannual Banquet
Graduating seniors gathered for the semiannual farewell banquet at Grace Lutheran church with Emerald green and white decor. Rev. Paul Graf urged youths to shape a new future as the class honored top scholars, award winners, and future journalists while plans for commencement were announced by Dr. S. A. Hamlin for Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Paul Graf
Trinity Lutheran Church
Graf
Dwight T. John
Carmela Tenuta
Alex Mitka
Norma Lee Ellefson
Doris Greibe
Richard Haubrich, Jr
Annelise Horn
Joyce Lutz
George Sedleff
Robert Westman
Eleanor Smith
Bausche Lamb Company
Betty Jo Cunningham
D.A.R
Alan Kueny
Renews
Charles Ulrich
Star
Dona Kamerad
Mary Morgan
Anneliese Horn
Richard Stein
Jeane Rasmussen
Betsy Galloway
John Stein
Pat Petersen
Phyllis Lintz
Elmer Burrington
R Bert Durbin
Richard Haubrich
Robert Friedman
Richard Wade
Larry Hastings
Glenn Anderson
Doris Kassel
Nola
Felix Arent
Virginia Wilson
Howland Paddock
Anderson
Ronald Johnson
Jean Cass
S. A. Hamlin
Northwestern University
Victory school P T A card party and dances planned
Victory school P T A schedules a card party with pinochle schafskopf 500 and banco games for attendees followed by a dance. Chair Mrs Ralph Hartnell assisted by Mr and Mrs Matt Lippert Mr and Mrs Lawrence Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Alfred Mengo head the event. Dublin P T A also hosts a card party at 8 pm with pinochle and 500 and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory School P.T.A
Ralph Hartnell
Matt Lippert
Lawrence Carpenter
Alfred Mengo
Dublin
Local Births Reported in Kenosha and Nearby
Born St Catherine's to Mr and Mrs Frank Sadow ski 1310 Thirty second street a son Jan 17 Kenosha to Mr and Mrs Justin Theri ault 5413 Twenty fourth avenue a daughter Jan 16 to Mr and Mrs Elmer Kohn Thirtieth avenue and Forty ninth Street a daughter Jan 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sadowski
Thirty-second Street
Justin Theriault
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Elmer Kohn
Thirtieth Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Announcement of Methodist Choir Oratorio Messiah
The First Methodist choir will present Handel's Messiah next Sunday at 7 30 pm aided by Zion Male chorus. The 50 member church choir includes Grace Adams Mary Angelo Elaine Angelo Myrtle Bangsberg Doris Fennema and many others with Mrs Frank Wehner directing and accompanying on organ. The performance will feature selections from Part I and Part II including Behold the Lamb of God Hallelujah and Rejoice Greatly among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel
Zion
Grace Adams
Mary Angelo
Elaine Angelo
Myrtle Bangsberg
Doris Fennema
Dorothea Gregorson
Eunice Johnson
Donna Kamerad
Joyce Loechinger
Beverly McFaddin
Mary McLintock
Edith Nohling
Patricia Petersen
Jane Rhodes
Edwin Stratton
Earl Swartz
Arthur Swartz
Frank Wehner
Hadassah Ovens Meeting Series Opens in Kenosha
The Kenosha Hadassah chapter begins a series of Oneg Shabbat cultural gatherings at Beth Hillel on Saturday January 19. Led by Mrs. Stephen Sherman, the program includes community singing by Mrs. Harry Shapiro, a review of Louis Golding’s Mr Emmanuel by Mrs. Murray Cohen, and a talk by Mrs. Irving East on Jewish Arbor Day. Hostesses are Mrs. Sam Dorfman, Mrs. Oscar Price, and Mrs. Myron Dorfman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Hillel
Kenosha
Hadassah
Tel Aviv
Palestine
United States
Stephen Sherman
Harry Shapiro
Louis Golding
Emmanuel
Murray Cohen
Irving East
Sam Dorfman
Oscar Price
Myron Dorfman
Girl Scout Leaders Hear Speaker Thursday
Local Girl Scout leaders heard Miss Margaret Diehl discuss "Girl Behavior" and troop needs. Next Thursday they will travel to Racine to hear Miss Mary Ellen Keating address "Understanding the Girl" joining Racine leaders on the 7 40 Rapid Transit car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Diehl
Racine
Mary Ellen Keating
Whitefish Bay
Kenosha
Couple Repeats Vows In Kenosha Church Rites
High mass at St. Mark’s church in Kenosha drew many locals as Elizabeth Van Gastel and James McAllister repeated nuptial vows after a prior civil marriage. He enlists in the army in February. she works at the USES unemployment office. The ceremony featured a white satin gown and prayerbook bouquet. reception planned at the Kirsch home. They will reside at 1506 Seventy-first Street temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Kenoshans
Elizabeth van Gastel
James McAllister
Ralph J. Altstaat
Laura van Gastel
Sixtieth Street
Warren McAllister
Tenth Avenue
USES
McAllister
Matt Kirsch
George Colburn
Joseph van Gastel
Seventy-first Street
Applications for Marriage Licenses
List of couples applying for marriage licenses including Joseph Hugo Trotta and Mary Valpentesta. Robert Alfred Hansen and Lois Dorothy Rock. James Thomas Krimmel and Joyce Margaret Lass. John Anthony Weiss and Wanda Pawlowski. Ellis Lee Brunner and Margaret Hallett. Raymond Holton and Theresa Wilder. Chester Casimir Nietupski and Dolores Thomas. Robert Wayne Quardokus and Irene Frederick. Brian Leroy Smallwood and Rhea Woller. Sam Patitucci and Mary Mattioli. Carl Iverson Jr and Aileen Heckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hugo Trotta
Mary Valpentesta
Robert Alfred Hansen
Lois Dorothy Rock
Fourteenth Avenue
James Thomas Krimmel
Willow Grove
Joyce Margaret Lass
Somers
John Anthony Weiss
Wanda Pawlowski
Ellis Lee Brunner
Fifth Avenue
Margaret Elizabeth Hallett
Brian Leroy Smallwood
Houston
Texas
Rhea Mae Woller
Sam Patitucci
Mary Mattioli
Carl Iverson, Jr
Aileen Eleanore Heckert
Business Women to Hear Talk on Drugs Penicillin
A dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's clubs will be held at Grace Lutheran Church on Sixtieth Street and Twentieth Avenue. On Monday at 6:39 PM, Dr. William Lippman will speak on Penicillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Sixtieth Street
Twentieth Avenue
Wiliam Lippman
Mrs. Gammon in Ninetieth Year
Mrs. W. E. Earl hosts an open house honoring Mrs. Medora Dodge Gammon on Saturday January 19 from 8 to 5 or 7 to 9 p m at 6015 Fifth Avenue Kenosha. A native of Kenosha she taught in Kenosha and Chicago schools and retired in 1926 returning to Kenosha in 1932. She is a church and civic figure with a long teaching career including Ripon Appleton Chicago and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Earl
Medora Dodge Gammon
Fifth Avenue
Kenosha
M. Luella Dodge
Gammon
First Congregational Church
Day Sewing Classes Reorganized for Second Semester
Adult day clothing classes at the School of Vocational and Adult Education will be reorganized for the second semester next week. Women from the first term may register during the week of Jan 21, with new pupils also eligible. Classes run 9:30 11:30 and 1:30 3:30 each weekday through Thursday, focusing on overgarments, pattern alterations, and fitting to address clothing costs and garment scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Vocational and Adult Education
Catholic Women to Hear Talk on Labor and Industry
The Catholic Women's club will host Rev. Sylvester Peters from Mt. Mary College Milwaukee for an address on A Catholic Considers Industry and Labor. The meeting at 2:30 p.m. at the Kenosha Woman's Club includes a business session and bake sales from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and 4:30 to 5 p.m. to aid the philanthropy fund. Co chairmen of the sale are Mrs. Vincent Carroll and Mrs. E. H. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Woman’s Club
Sylvester Peters
Mt. Mary College
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Plan Party for Youth Fellowship Intermediate Group
The Methodist Youth fellowship plans a Saturday sleigh ride depending on weather. Meet at the church at 5 30 for the ride and a supper upon return. Games and a play will entertain. All junior high students are invited. Senior high members are informed their party is postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Youth Fellowship
Whitbecks Plan Installation Of 1946 Lodge Officers
Elaborate plans for the installation of Whitbeck Rebekah lodge officers nest Saturday at 8 pm in the Odd Fellows temple. Mrs. William Iverson to become noble grand, with district deputy president and several members assisting in the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitbeck Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
William Iverson
Noble Grand
Charles Morgan
Mattie W. Clark
Edward Clausen
Frank Coleman
Clifford Sykes
Guy Graves
Henry Holmes
William Condry
Guardian
Gertrude Cook
Cyril Nico
Wilna MacFarland
Joseph Blodgett
Irene Buswell
Pearl Owen
Mabel Blackman
Frank Hill
Jones
William Landry
William Clay
Louisa Harris
Lawrence Baumbach
Oscar Munson
Harry Lorenzen
Isaac Egvedt
Robert Kemble
Chris van Daalwyck
Jacob Holtman
Baltimore Scenes on Film at Museum This Week
Baltimore’s scenic, cultural and recreational highlights headline a color film at the museum this week. A New Zealand coal miners documentary and an educational look at coal mine operations are on the bill, along with an air warfare tactics film. A Tom Tom the Piper’s Son cartoon and Heroes of the West chapter two round out the program. showings for children are 9 and 10:30, and 2 on Saturday with a 2:30 Sunday matinee for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Baltimore
New Zealand
Tom
Job's Daughters Meet at Masonic Temple Saturday
Regular meeting of Job's Daughters will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Masonic temple. Initiation and inspection postponed to Friday February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Masonic Temple
Leftover crusts used in puddings or dried as crumbs
Readable text notes two uses for leftover crusts. They can be folded into pud dings or dried to make dry crumbs.
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P.T. A. Notes
Margaret Pirsch
McKinley P.T.A
Delores de Con
Emma _ Posey
Miss Posey
John Zupancic, Jr
Earl Warner
Columbus
G. M. Phelan
Columbus P.T.A
Bernice Benedict
Alois Beau
Mmes
Harold Jensen
Carl Gerlach
Herman Evenson
Ray Kirk
Norman Niesen
Evenson
Girl Scouts
Troop 37
Isabel Streich
Inez Cole
Philip T. Blanchard
Arthur Tianen
Ways and Means
Margaret C. Telfar
League of Women Voters
J. C Chapel
Bain
Bain P.T.A
P.T.A
F. E. Conner
Edward J. Ruetz
P.T.A. Founders
Friedens
Doris Jean Alberts
Glenn N. Anderson
Robert B. Andreoli
Jemma Angelici
Helen Bella
Ronald E. Berg
Edwin Brudny
Alex Bruni
Elmer E. Burrington
Frank Caruso
Esther Marie Cesario
Aurela Tecla Cross
Bettye Jo Cunningham
Joanne Dagenbach
Betty Jane de Bruin
Emma Frances de Cesaro
Charlotte Decker
Carolyn M. de Luca
Peter di Castri
Dolores Doerfler
Nina Dragoncewicz
Robert Durbin
Norma
Beverly Kahn
Dick Kivi
Betty Kinbunde
Dorothy Kosik
Dorothy E. Kreger
Joyce Krumpos
Helen Lapotka
Noema Lorenz
Tom Loumos
Keith Lovald
Roland Macarra
Ray Madison
Audrey M. Matthews
Caeser Mattioli
Dominick Meo
Joe Ruffalo
Harriet A. Runge
Don F Schwartz
Portia Pearl Sciarra
George Sedloff
Frank Serpe
Eleanor Bernice Smith
Ward P Smith
Kenneth Sorensen
Marion Sorensen
Patsy Soule
Ella Barbara Stancato
Diana Bain Starnes
John Henry Stein
Richard H. Stein
Doris Strang
Frances Suskiewicz
Thomas Swartz
Frances Tennessen
Carmella Tenuta
Frank
Friedens Lutheran School
Weiskopf
Jefferson
Jefferson School
Milton Slater
Mildre Kell
Ruth Palmer
Matt Fosbinder
Walter Karmann
August Bon
Robert Ryan
August Schenk
St. Catherine's
Flamingo Lake Shore Rd
Fine Foods
Paul Haubrich
Woman's Club
Phome
Part
Hadassah Ovens Meeting
Girl Scout Leaders
Carmela
Sedloff
Nuta
Alex
Nathalie
44Th Street
Vincent Bennet
Wheaton College
Kenosha-Racine
Youth For Christ
Lake Ave
Racine Women’s Club
Christ
Mrs. Gammon
Plan Party For Youth Fellowship
Helene
6Th Ave
Whitbecks
57Th St
Bookiet
Unipac
Orpheum Building
Wanda M. Randall
KOIF
Sportswear Dept
Dorothy Gray
Bardens
Hnenosha’s
Sstomr
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