June Brides Repeat Vows At St George's and More
The Rev. Eugene Gehl of Milwaukee presided at a 10 am Mass uniting Miss Frances Elizabeth Gehl and Anton Hornacek at St George's church. A large reception followed at Moose hall with 200 guests. sister Ruth Gehl served as maid of honor and Edward Huck as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gehl
Milwaukee
Frances Elizabeth Gehl
Anton Hornacek
St. George's Church
Hornacek
Ruth Gehl
Theodore Schend
Marion
Helen
Jean
Elizabeth Gehl
Ruth
Edward Huck
William Wade
Emil Hornacek
Joseph Hornacek
al M. Gehl
Moose Hall
Eighth Avenue
American Dental Assistants’ Association
St. Catherine's High School
Racine
Michael Hornacek
Sixty-third Street
Kenosha High School
Layton Art School
Kenosha Symphony Orchestra
Manitowoc church hosts Kenosha couple wedding
Miss Lucille Fidas Ann Stanzel and Donald J. Lasky wed at Holy Innocents church Manitowoc in an 8 am ceremony officiated by Rev. E A Radey. Attendants included Gladys Stanzel Marion and Joseph Kersten. After a breakfast and reception for 150, the bride and groom plan a northern state trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Innocents
Manitowoc
Wis
Kenoshans
Lucille Fidas Ann Stanzel
Edward Stanzel
Donald J. Lasky
John M. Lasky
Eleventh Avenue
E. A. Radey
Gladys
Marion
Joseph Kersten
Frank Chernak
John Barosko
Walter Grazyk
Miss Stanzel
Miss Lasky
Janet Wladkowski and Matthew Kuczenski Wed at St Casimir’s
Immediate relatives and friends witnessed nuptial vows at St Casimir’s church at nine this morning. Janet Theresa Wladkowski, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Wladkowski of 3835 Fourteenth Avenue, and Matthew Kuczenski, son of Alex Kuczenski of 3610 Nineteenth Avenue, were married by Rev Leo Kierstein. The ceremony featured a shadow neckline embroidered to seed pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Casimir’s Church
Janet Theresa Wladkowski
Matthew Kuczenski
Leo Kierstein
Ben Wladkowski
Fourteenth Avenue
Alex Kuczenski
Nineteenth Avenue
DeYoung Cox Wedding At First Methodist Church
Miss Arlene Laura DeYoung and Robert Warren Cox marry in Palm Beach style at 3 pm in First Methodist Church. The ceremony features white decor, organ music, and vows repeated before 250 guests with maid of honor Virginia Draughon and best man Timothy Cox Jr. The couple plans a northern Wisconsin honeymoon before settling with his parents. He works at the Dayton hotel. she previously worked at a Fort Sheridan office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Armour
Cage Thomsen
Wisconsin Dells
Palm Beach
Arlene Laura DeYoung
Robert Warren Cox
First Methodist Church
Fred E. Frankson
Frank Wehner
Jean Crow
DeYoung
Andrew S. DeYoung
Seventeenth Avenue
Virginia Draughon
Lake Forest
Ill
Timothy D. Cox, Jr
Timothy C. Cox
Sheridan Road
Richard Kishline
Morris DeYoung
George Dismore, Jr
Cox
Wisconsin
Dayton Hotel
Fort Sheridan
Stella Bagdonas and John Modrijan Wed at St Peter's Church
In a quiet morning ceremony at St. Peter's Church Rev. Joseph Paulukonis officiated at 9 am for Miss Stella Cecelia Bagdonas and John Victor Modrijan. The bride, escorted by her father, wore white satin and net with a train and veil, a tiara of net ruching and orange blossoms, and carried white rose bouquet. Miss Mary Kiserauskas was her attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wladkowski
Mary Wladkowski
Agnes Andrews
Helen Kuczenski
Marcella Thomas
Edwin Mueller
Somers
St. George's Church
Edgar Braun
Louise Thomas
Henry Mueller
Joseph Thomas
Joseph Schuster
St. Peter's Church
Joseph Paulukonis
Stella Cecelia Bagdonas
Dominic Bagdonas
John Victor Modrijan
John Modrisan
Forty-eighth Street
Mary Kiserauskas
Holy Rosary Scene Welcomes Manna Wortley Nuptials
Miss Sylvia Manna and William Wortley wed at Holy Rosary with Rev. Bressler officiating. Attendants wore blue and yellow frocks, roses and lilies featured, 500 guests from Illinois and Wisconsin attended post ceremony receptions. The couple to reside at 5406 Twenty-third Avenue after a weeklong wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Goff
Evelyn Stancato
Elizabeth ‘Sylvia Manna
Louis Manna
Twenty-third Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
William Lenard Wortley
Frederick Bressler
Charles Wortley
Lake Bluff
Miss Manna
Betty
Albert
Frank
Guido Tenuta
Vv. F. W
Lake Forest
Chicago
Aurora
Milwaukee
Racine
Wis
Miss Jean Kress Weds Spartaco Tinucci in Home Wedding
In a 9 am ceremony before an improvised arch, Miss Jean Kress and Spartaco Tinucci exchanged vows. The couple, both from Chicago families, will reside in Chicago after a wedding breakfast and open house for 75 guests at the Kress home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Kress
Spartaco Tinucci
Chicago
Miss Kress
Orlando Kress
Fifty Sixth Street
Tinucci
Oreste Tinucci
Charles A. Carlson
Imogene Ricker Wierzbicki Weds Eugene Wierzbicki at St Casimir’s
Miss Imogene Wanda Ricker became the bride of Eugene Wierzbicki at a 9:45 mass at St Casimir’s church. The Rev Joseph Lomaz officiated with a large wedding party and a 300 guest reception planned at Congress club hall. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Rachel Ricker and the groom is the son of Mrs Alice Wierzbicki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Wanda Ricker
Eugene Wierzbicki
St. Casimir’s Church
Joseph Lomaz
Lester
Vito de Carlo
Irving Koloen
Jeanne Mielke
Dorothy Ricker
Alfred Martell
Geraldine Kunde
Paul Ricker, Jr
John Wierzbicki
Ray Wierzbicki
Clemens Wierzbicki
Lawrence Schevinck
Congress Club Hall
Wierzbicki
Wisconsin
Rachel Ricker
Seventh Avenue
Kenosha High School
Quaker Stretcher Company
Alice Wierzbicki
Thirteenth Court
Kenosha Pure Lee Company
Marriage Revealed for Jean Willems and Robert Finney
Mr and Mrs George Willems of 16110 Thirty third Avenue reveal the marriage of their daughter Jean to Robert Finney Seaman second class at Crown Point Indiana on May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willems
Thirty-third Avenue
Jean
Robert Finney
Crown Point, Ind
State Officer Speaks At Annual Luncheon
Mrs W T Ennis of Cable Wisconsin will speak at the Junior Woman's club spring luncheon at Keno sha Country club on Saturday June 8 executive secretary of the State Federated Women's clubs plans installation of officers after the buffet luncheon Reservations close June 5 with Mrs James Steinmetz decorations planned by Mrs Phillip Newman committee reports will close the yearappointed by Mrs Jerome Van der Wall as general chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Ennis
Cable
Wis
Kenosha Country Club
Ennis
Federated Women's Clubs
Jerome van der Wall
James Steinmetz
Phillip Newman
Betty Bobb Honored At Carthage College
Carthage College conferred annual faculty awards during a recent convocation in Carthage NL. Miss Betty Bobb, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bobb of 7324 Twenty Fourth Avenue, received the Golden Scroll junior award for scholarship leadership character and campus participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage College
Carthage
Betty Bobb
John Bobb
Twentyfourth Avenue
Friedens Society Changes Picnic Date
The Friedens Parents and Teachers' society held its last meeting of the season and moved the picnic from Sunday, June 2, to Wednesday, June 5, to align with the school picnic. Officers named include Mrs Melner Smith president, Mrs Arnold Peterson vice president, Mrs Ray Doerring secretary, and Roland Hoefer treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedens Parents and Teachers’ Society
Melner Smith
Arnold Peterson
Ray Doerring
Roland Hoefer
Communion for Holy Rosary Church Children of Mary
Both junior and senior Children of Mary sodalities will receive communion tomorrow at the 8 o clock mass. They will hold a joint meeting Wednesday evening June 5 at 7 30 when colored movies of the May crowning ceremonies will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Mary Sodalities
Holy Rosary Church
Ramona Paasch to Wed Jack Crandall in Fall
Salem announces the engagement of Ramona Paasch to Jack Crandall of Antioch Illinois. Ramona is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Paasch of Salem. Jack Crandall is the son of Mrs Ward Anderson of Cable Wisconsin. The couple plans a fall wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Paasch
Salem
Ramona
Jack Crandall
Antioch
Ward Anderson
Cable
Wis
Summer Mass Schedule Changes at Holy Name Wilmot
Beginning Sunday June 2 Holy Name Church Wilmot will offer Masses at 7 30 am 9 am and 10 30 am Central Standard Time A mass at 9 o clock will also be held at St John s Chapel on standard time Until further notice no changes to the schedule are indicated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Church
Wilmot
St. John's Chapel
Meeting Cancelled for Bethany Friedens St Luke Mount Zion Churches
A regular meeting of Bethany Friedens St Luke's and Mount Zion Lutheran churches scheduled for Sunday evening at Friedens community hall has been cancelled until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Friedens
St. Luke's
Mount Zion
Birth Announcements From St Catherine's and Kenosha
To Mr and Mrs Frank Schneeberger 7623 Twenty-ninth avenue a daughter May 31 To Mr and Mrs Charles Raschke Route 1 Sturtevant a daughter May 31 Kenosha To Mr and Mrs Francis Lenegan Route 1 Box 528 a son May 31 To Mr and Mrs Raymond Towell Route 2 Box 513 a daughter May 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schneeberger
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Charles Raschke
Sturtevant
Francis Lenegan
Raymond Towell
Club Guide Details Meetings at Local Homes
Mrs Edward 9 Gregory s OFS group will meet at the home of Mrs Leo Chapman at 122 Twenty second avenue Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 Mrs J P Preston will assist the hostess Woman s Benefit association will meet Monday evening at 8 for a regular business session at the Swedish American hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Gregory's Ofs
Leo Chapman
Twenty-second Avenue
J. P. Preston
Woman's Benefit Association
Engagements and Bridal Showers Highlight Local News
From Waukegan comes word of the engagement of Miss Alice Callahan to Wilbur Galbraith as he returns from three years of Army service. Plans for an early fall wedding are set and a bridal shower for Miss Arlene Erickson and LeRoy Mielke was held at the Labor temple. Otis Freitag and Rose Leone announce nuptials for June 8 in Plainfield with a Cat skills honeymoon in the Catskills. A pre nuptial shower honored Ruth Schonscheck and Peter Zaionic with gifts and refreshments. Miss Alice Rossa awaits marriage to Kenneth Sipher on June 11 at St Anthony church. Mrs Schulian visits Rockford over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Road State Graded School
Maple Crest Country Club
Kenosha
Racine
Chicago
Burlington
Milwaukee
South Bend
Ind
Wisconsin
Mueller
Green Bay Road
Somers
St. Catherine’s High School
Mary Mueller
U. S. Army
Aleutian Islands
Europe
Waukegan
Alice Callahan
James J. Callahan
Wilbur P. Galbraith
Pat Trick Galbraith
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Galbraith
North Shore Printers
Labor Temple
Arlene Erickson
LeRoy Mielke
Miss Erickson
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church
Herman Freitag
Otis
Rose Leone
Plainfield
N. J
Catskill Mountains
Ruth Schonscheck
Peter Zaionic
Schonscheck
Simmons
Morris Wickham
Norrine
Fred Wegner
Leo J. Rossa
John E. Zuffa, Jr
Iof
Alice Rossa
St. Anthony’s Church
Kenneth Sipher
Miss Rossa
War Mothers and World War II Group Postpone Card Party
War Mothers meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Odd Fellows temple. The card party planned for that evening is postponed to Monday June 17. Convention plans to begin June 27 will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Rainbow Luncheon Planned by Methodist Church Women
The First Methodist Women’s Society for Christian Service will host its rainbow luncheon on Thursday at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Kenneth Scott leads the group with Mrs. Leo Vaudreuil as speaker on Women, Trustees of the Future. Music by the Choristers and Irene Sluzynski accompanies. Devotions by Rev. John Klein. Garden setting decor by Mrs. Vanderheide, Dechler, and Enos. John McDonough is general chairman. A H Jones ticket chair. Sam Kraak dining room chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Women's Society For Christian Service
Kenneth Scott
Leo Vaudreuil
Kenosha
W.S.C.S
Frank Wehner
Irene Sluzynski
Wehner
John Klein
Theodore Vanderheide
Herbert Dechler
Jay Enos
John McDonough
A. H. Jones
Sam Kraak
P T A Council Final Tea Set at First Congregational
The P T A Council holds its final tea on Monday at 2 pm in the First Congregational church for all city P T A members. Reservations with Mrs Edward La Vigne. Committee chairs include Mrs Oliver Hunter and Mrs A E Alvord. Rev Paul L Graf of Trinity Lutheran will speak. Miss Bernice Benedict to perform piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Council
First Congregational Church
Edward la Vigne
Oliver Hunter
A. E. Alvord
Philip Blanchard
Paul L. Graf
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bernice Benedict
Drama Students Present Program at Conservatory
Mrs. George Merkt led pupils in a concert at the Congdon Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art assisted by voice students of Mrs. Ragnhild Congdon. Performers included Marilyn Thwing Kay Nimmo Alice Mae Marko Alice Sonnenberg Yvonne Molinaro Earl Hennesy Virginia Werwie and Ronald Pickos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Merkt
Congdon Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art
Ragnhild Congdon
Merkt
Marilyn Thwing
Kay Nimmo
Alice Mae Marko
Alice Sonnenberg
Yvonne Molinaro
Earl Hennesy
Virginia Werwie
Ronald Pickos
Couple Wed Today In Civil Ceremony
Pauline Marie Nelson and Fred Waller Nelson were married this afternoon at 2 30 at the offices of Justice of the Peace Charles E Carlson. They were attended by Herschel Nelson and will reside at 6815 Fourteenth Avenue in Harrisburg address details linked to their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Carlson
Pauline Marie Nelson
Fourteenth Avenue
Fred Waller Nelson
Sixty-third — Street
Herschel Nelson
Nelson
David R. Hedger
Harrisburg
Altar Society to Meet on Tuesday at St Mark's
St Mark's Altar Society will convene Tuesday evening at St Mark's hall after the 8 pm novena services. Mrs Francis Morgan, president, notes this will be the last meeting until September, with a business session and a youth talk by Mrs Elmer Brockhaus followed by a social hour led by Mrs Eugene Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Altar Society
St. Mark's Hall
Francis Morgan
Elmer Brockhaus
Eugene Hughes
Cultural Study Group Holds Final Meeting at Beth Hillel
The Cultural Study group concludes its season with a final meeting Monday evening at 8 30 in the Beth Hillel temple lounge. Rabbi Stephen Sherman will lead the program. Hostesses are Mrs. Kenneth Bisno Mrs. Joseph Ruppa and Mrs. Leah Chernow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Hillel Temple
Stephen Sherman
Kenneth Bisno
Joseph Ruppa
Leah Chemerow
Dean to preach sermon at St Marys Lutheran Blair
Dean Theodore Jensen, dean of Trinity seminary Blair Nebraska, will preach the morning sermon at St Marys Lutheran church Sunday at 10. He has just completed the S T M course at Union Theological seminary New York and is returning to Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Jensen
Trinity Seminary
Blair
Nebraska
St. Mary's Lutheran Church
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Confirm Class At M. E. Church
A class of 31 will be confirmed at the First Methodist church on Sunday at 10 40. Infants and youth receive Baptism before the Confirmation. The Lord's Supper follows for confirmands and later for parents. Choir pieces include The Silent Sea and Praise Be Thine. Confirmation mothers in charge organize processional and sanctuary decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Niedlinger
Robert Mc.Neil
Stanley Nelson
Mendelssohn
C. R. ‘Mundt
C. L. Mason
H. R. Dean
Emery McNeil
Arthur Slack
Russell Soddy
Edward Lindas
H. M. Ripley
Lester Vite
Girl Scout Troop 13 Ends Year With Awards Luncheon
Girl Scout Troop 13 of the First Congregational church held a noon potluck lunch then a program in which scouts and leaders participated. Thirteen scouts received badge awards from Mrs. E. B. Judd, ending troop 13 activities for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
E. B. Judd
Fannie Jupnik to Speak at Baha'i Center
Miss Fannie Jupnik, noted local speaker and book reviewer, will address an audience at the Baha'i center located at 5912 Twenty second avenue. The Sunday evening talk on Religion and Civilization begins at 7 30 and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Jupnik
Twenty Second Avenue
Roundup of Children Will Begin Monday
Roundup of children listed by schools with names of chairpersons and participants for multiple campuses including Durkee Lincoln McKinley Roosevelt and others. The notice names committee heads and numerous individuals connected to each site in a continued page one report.
Weight Loss Claims Of Airline Flight Attendants On Atlantic Runs
Airline stewardesses flying international routes from the United States to England and Ireland reportedly lose up to five pounds per trip. They spend the full Atlantic crossing on duty for sixteen to twenty four hours and are allowed time to regain the weight. They perform only two round trips each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Ireland
Atlantic
Plan for Star School Alumni Reunion and Picnic
The Star School Alumni meeting committee of district No. 2 at Pleasant Prairie arranged the annual reunion and basket picnic. The event will take place on the school grounds Sunday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star School
District No. 2
Pleasant Prairie
Frayed Cords Raise Risk Of Electric Shock At Home
A safety alert notes frayed lampbase cords can cause electrocution at home. Replace damaged cords and ensure insulation remains intact to prevent fires and shocks.
Wells Bans Sunday Motion Picture Showings
Wells, England, restricts Sunday film screenings under new law. The measure limits entertainment hours and prohibits cinema operations on Sundays to enforce a day of rest and curb public entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
England
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Richard Trotta
California
Hazel Viola Armour
Susie Armour
Los Angeles
Cal
Richard Francesco Trotta
John Trotta
Sixtythird Street
Oswald Malzer
St. George's
Joseph Modrijan
The
Valley
Mrs. Modrijan
Forty-ninth Street
Mr. Modrijan
Milk Producers
Mrs. Mueller
Manitowoc Service of Interest
St. Casimir's
Robert Cox
Stella Bagdonas
Bride of Chicago Man
Antonia
Enes
Vasco Roberti
Spartaco Trivellini
Kress
St. Casimir’s
Evening News
Jane Ramsay
Jane Soddy
Elaine Ryan
Barbara Johnson
Girl Scouts
Lincoln Junior High School
Friedens Society
St. Catherine's
Trinity Church
39Th Ave
Club Guide
Kenoshan
Otis Freitag
New Jersey
Rossa
Charles F. Schulian
Twentieth Avenue
Rockford, Ill
Methodist Church
Harriet Pivovar
Caspar Pivovar
Sixteenth Avenue
Thomas White
John White
Tobin Road
P.T. A. Council
Conservatory
Altar Society
Fine Foods
Flamingo Lake Shore Rd
Assembly OF God
25Th Ave
Roosevelt Rd
Cc. A
M. E. Church
Girl Scout
Peniel
Tabernacle
22Nd Ave
Ernest Oldfield
Hans
Waldvogel of
Brooklyn, N. Y
Paul Mitchell
John Shipman
Leo Orth
Rolf Udstuen
Chester Goodman
Paul Zielenski
John Vernezzi
Herbert Oechler
McKinley
R. F. Wirth
Eric Tillman
Dominic Ciotti
Joseph Werner
Theodore Ludwig
Milton Brunner
Jerry Matteucci
Roosevelt
Albert Bloxdorf
Melvin Radtke
Walter Ensfield
H. G. Ramsey
Richard Lindgren
Wilber Mullins
Donald Hansche
C. N. Senical
Marwood Veale
T. E. Hartnell
Abe Rubenstein
Weiskopf
George Jambrek
John Hoferitza
Bernard Kortum
Earl Jornt
Howard Smith
Lawrence Wegner
Calvary Tabernacle
75Th Street
Kor Pias
Kenosha Bible Church
20Th Ave
A. H. Levin
Bible School
Wheaton Academy
C. M. Mortensen
the Baptist
24Th Ave
63Rd St
H. J. Freeman
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