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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1946

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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