June Weddings Flourish After War Return in Kenosha
Kenosha observes a busy weekend of June weddings as servicemen return home. Notable ceremonies include Ruby Jeanette Remmel and Anthony Van Strien at Friedens Lutheran with 150 guests, and Annie Laurie Stancel and Benedict Wojnicz at St John’s Church with 30 attendees.
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Kenosha
Ruby Jeanette Remmel
Clara L. Remmel
Fifty-sixth Street
Anthony van Strien
Abraham van Strien
Thirtyfirst Avenue
Carl Buenger
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clara Manthey
Gilbert Glaeser
Herbert Stevesand
Ruth Spitzer
Jeanne
Neva Mae Kuppernus
New London
Wis
John van Strien
Roland Hoefer
Leland Wing
Simmons
Nash-Kelvinator
Marines
Friedens to Stage Annual School Exhibit and Programs
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran school hosts its annual exhibit tonight and tomorrow at Community Hall. About 250 pupils’ work will be displayed with a two night program directed by Rev. Carl H Buenger and Gilbert G Glaeser. A ninth grade graduation is set for Sunday June 9 at 8 pm.
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Friedens Evangelical Lutheran School
Community Hall
Carl H. Buenger
Gilbert G. Glaeser
Washington Park
G. A. Fuerstenau
Roland Hoefer
Raymond Mueller
Eugene Hinderer
Gertrude Buenger
John Giegand
Shirley Larsen
Barbara Snowhook Feted at Luncheon in Chicago
Miss Barbara Elizabeth Snowhook, a June bride elect, was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by her sister Mrs. William M. Funck in Chicago. White carnations and tall white tapers decorated the table. Friends from Chicago Oak Park and Kenosha attended and Snowhook received a gift from her hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Chandler
Hhome
Betty June Wood
Thomas Wood
Sheridan Road
John Moffat Bridges
Elizabeth Bridges
Jules Wood
Willard Wood
Assumption Church
Racine
Mary Theos
Sophie Loumos
St. Mathew's Episcopal Church
Thomas Nicholas Maragos
Waukesha
George Eurotas
Miss Loumos
Paul Loumos
George
Louise Ricos
Indianapolis
Ind
Elaine Lampos
Frances Cary
Rockford
Ill
Connie Joy Pantos
Thomas Maras
Detroit
Mich
Peter Maragos
George Lampos
Raymond Trottier
James Otto
Miss Ricos
Nicholas Maragos
Tri-Clover
Carl Buenger
Margaret
Rosalie Splieth
Karl Splieth
Rt. 4
Doyle Wendell Woolsey
William Woolsey
Caledonia
Wis
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. A. Fuerstenau
Adeline Tessman
Ruth
Tessman
Jerome Chadek
Robert Splieth
Alberta Josephine Burlingham
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Elfreda Burlingham
Fiftieth Street
Frank Burlingham
Floyd Schneider
Leo C. Eastman
Lehman
Kenosha
Nash Motors
Chris Lehman
Full Fashioned
Mary Susan Smith
Margaret Smith
Fourteenth Avenue
Elliott Hurd, Jr
Waukegan
Lll
First Methodist
McWhorter
William Reginald Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Kenosha High School
Separation Center
Great Lakes
Hurd
Cyclon Fence
Chicago
Barbara Elizabeth Snowhook
William M. Funck
Oak Park
Miss Snowhook
Adult Classes To Show Work In Homecrafts
Vocational school at 1704 Sixty-second Street hosts a two day exhibit of hook rugs lamp shades upholstery and handmade clothing by the adult homecraft classes. Demonstrations run 7 to 9 tonight and 2 to 4 tomorrow with tea served. Free public show includes many rugs shades chairs and clothing. Exhibitors include Mrs Leo Spoor Miss Mae Collins Miss Ida Krause and numerous named local contributors.
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Sixty-second Street
Leo Spoor
Mae Collins
Ida ‘Krause
Mmes
A. J. Beau
Phillip ‘Bleicher
Charles Baker
Henry Braunschweig
Martin Buntrock
Ray Coshun
Newton Cress
Ward Cropley
Virginia Eating
Nellie Fenske
George George
Ann Gist
Charles Goodwin
Henry Herrema
Richard Holcomb
G. A. Holm
William James
Elmer Kell
Wallace Lowell
C. H. Leonard
Urban Leonard
E. H. Mahoney
John Manson
Clarence Meyers
George Mellor
Alvina Milkent
Charles Morrow
Otto Newman
Sarah Paul
J. A
State Hairdressers Board Elects Convention Manager
Miss Viola A Christensen of Kenosha was unanimously elected manager of the Wisconsin Hairdressers and Cosmetologists association state convention to be held October 13 to 15, 1946 at the Hotel Schroeder Milwaukee. She was named by national president Mrs A B Condas to the national convention committee for the Chicago conference September 22 to 24. A gold merit medal was presented to Miss Christensen by Miss Stella Jelinek of Racine for services to the beauty profession.
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Viola A. Christiansen
Kenosha
Wisconsin Haidressers’ and Cosmetologists’ Association, Inc
Hotel Schroeder
Milwaukee
Miss Christensen
A. B. Condas
Hold Pot Luck Supper At St Matthew's Guild Hall
St Matthew's Woman's Auxiliary invites all church groups to a potluck luncheon tomorrow at 1 PM at Guild hall. The event precedes the spring rally and annual business meeting. Scissors are handy to trim dark edges of toast and pastries.
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St. Matthew's Woman's Auxiliary and Guild
Guild Hall
Community club and church groups schedule varied meetings
Club Guide lists multiple gatherings including Kenosha Food Dealers auxiliary, Tripoli Shrine auxiliary dessert bridge at Mrs. Holger Pahl 6514 Seventh Avenue, Mrs. Frank Kunals on Washington Road, St Paul Lutheran Priscilla circle at 6916 Second Avenue, Hooklovers club at 918 Sixty Second Street, Lily of the Valley Rebekah lodge at Odd Fellows temple, Group A Grace Church at 6414 Twenty eighth Avenue, Danish Sisterhood at Danish Brotherhood hall, Sons of Union Veterans room 308 courthouse, Nature Study group at 6900 Thirty-ninth Avenue with a wild flowers plant exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Larsen
Second Avenue
Peterson
Hooklovers’ Club
Gustav Hedstrom
Sixty Second Street
Russell Trautman
Walter Morrison
Paul Overdier
Lily of the Valley
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Temple
Grace Church
Wilbur Mullins
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Danish Brotherhood Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
Keneesha County Garden Club
Edward Werve
Thirty-ninth Avenue
Senior Scouts Honor Mothers At Annual Event
Senior Girl Scouts entertain their mothers at the annual Mother and Daughter banquet at Guildhall. Marion Larsen chairs preparations with committees for program decorations reception reservations invitations menu and entertainment with toastmaster guest speaker and musical performances by students and a vocal quintet.
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Guildhall
Marion Larsen
Ethel Haugaard
Natalie Evers
Pauline Chase
Arvella Rudgal
Patricia Henry
Alice Simon
Catherine Conner
Shirley Anderson
Carolyn Smith
Ruth White
Nancy Shannon
Frances Wood
Betsy Dixon
Betty O'Hare
Jeanne Hunt
Eve Barbee
Frances Schultz
Elaine Hrupka
Irene Elsik
Joan Klevickis
Betty Cunningham
Menu
Kay Swentesky
Betty Lipman
Margaret Scott
Patricia O'Hare
Everett McNeil
Morgan Chase
Catherine Hargrave
Jean Forest
Pat Thompson
Daina Bennett
Alice Lapidus
Phyllis Lenz
Gilbert Lance
Curtis Strange
Jews to Observe Feast of Weeks This Year
Shavouth or Feast of Weeks begins Tuesday night with services at B Nai Zedek for two evenings and two mornings. Memorial Yizkor to be held Thursday at 9 30 with Rabbi Harry Shapiro speaking on the Revelation of the Law.
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Mt. Sinai
B'Nai Zedek
Harry Shapiro
Ushers Omitted From DeYoung Cox Wedding List
The Saturday paper failed to include John Sokou in the list of ushers for the Arlene DeYoung and Robert Cox wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sokou
Arlene DeYoung
Robert Cox
Kemper Hall Plans Wagner Opera as Commencement Event
Kemper Hall presents The Flying Dutchman by Wagner in an arrangement by Bertha Elsmith as a major Commencement week activity under Miss Anna J. Morse. The senior class and Troubadors provide cast and chorus with Ruth Sokow Phoebe Mason Mari lynn Morgan handling art sets. Mary Carson leads stage crew Ruth Marie Reich plays violin. Honors and prizes are announced this afternoon before tomorrow’s 11 o clock graduation. The Rt. Rev Reginald Mallett will be the Commencement speaker.
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Richard Wagner
Bertha Elsmith
Kemper Hall
Anna J. Morse
Troubadors
Ruth Sokow
Phoebe Mason
Mari
Lynn Morgan
Mary Carson
Ruthmarie Reich
Reginald Mallett
Northern
Indiana
Altar Society Attends Service with Daughters
About 130 mothers and daughters of St. Thomas Altar society attended the 8 o clock Mass on Sunday. Breakfast followed in the parish hall. Miss Marion Feverey county superintendent of schools gave a talk and Mrs Angelo Vaccarello played three marimba selections.
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Ruby Remmel
St. John’s Church
Annie Laurie Stancel
Benedict W. Wojnicz
Paul Chropovka
John Slavik
Frank Stancel
Anne M. Skuhra
Edward Wojnicz
Louis J. Baule
Erwin Woinowsky
Frank J. Stancel
Twenty-ninth Avenue
Wojnicz
Wisconsin
Apt. N-2
Thirty-first Court
Kenosha College of Commerce
Bonnie Home Housing
Stanley Wojnicz
Thirty-fifth Street
Pacific
U. S. Army
Fowlers’ Linoleum and Flooring Company
Home Service
Mrs. Bridges
Dorothy Kloster
Dorothy Mae Kloster
Grace Lutheran Church
Charlies Arthur Maegaard
William Knessow
Miss Kloster
Allene Mattison
Menomonie
Donald Kloss
June Disotell
Muriel Disotell
Albert Krouse
Robert Goff
Robert Maegaard
Paul Kloster
Shirley Blise
Kloster
Charles Arthur Kloster
Sixty-first Street
Maegaard
St. Mathew’s
Mrs. Maragos
Friedens
Ner
Woolsey
Wood Nathan and Vinkus Company
Marshall Field and Company
Henry Subiisky
Louis Barrows
Alberta Burlingham
William Oscar Lehman
Fred E. Frankson
Eighteenth Avenue
Mrs. Lehman
Bride of
Elliott Hurd
Fuller Brush Agency
27Th Ave
Selah Lloyd Frisque
Beverly Dyrhood
Patsy Yabs
William Hughes
Robbie Dennis
Womans Club
VOGUE
Vogue Creme
Helene Curtis
Helen Bifnemann
Mer
Nora Lubeno
Doris Gardinier
Maria Wallig
Montgomery Ward
Union Shop
Now
Laura-Lee Weber
Rosemary Torcaso
Dolores Dulak
Isermann
Louis Metello
Rose
Barbara Snowhook
Melvin Weeks
Seventy-fourth Street
Melvin Frances
Air Corps
Weeks
Beatrice Grewenow
Lutheran Deaconess’ Hospital
William Grewenow
Sixty Eighth Street
Club Guide
Trinity Church
Fine Foods
Fla Lake Shore Rd
Culbertson Beauty Shopomplete Beauty Culture
Dial
Altar Society
Fencit Hat Shop
Fifty-eighth St
Schwartz Bldg
And
CS Gaitensleg Gil
Herbert's
Herbert N. Block