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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
18
Brighton residents host and visit across Milwaukee Chicago Kenosha and Burlington as many families gather for dinners, card games and church events. Numerous listings include Welker Daniels Eppers Weis Kemen Robers Hunsbusher and Seitz with extended family traveling to Ashton Iowa for a granddaughter wedding.
Mrs A W Burdick correspondent notes visitors and gatherings across Paddock Lake Long Lake and nearby towns. Highlights include trips to Kenosha Milwaukee and St Louis. multiple dinners and Sunday suppers with Madden Beimer Olsen and other local families. weddings birthdays and church and neighborhood events.
Woodworth Mrs J B Edwards hosts Raymond St John of Rockford and guests Mrs Arthur Bush and Alice Eugene Oregon. Mrs Guy Edwards and daughters Marilyn Joyce visit Madison. Marilyn stays for summer school. Sam Sorensen hosts Martin McMahon Rockford and Ralph Weiland Barrington. Judy Weiland visits. Weiland returns with Judy. Russell Horton heads to Minnesota fishing trip. Harvey Whitley Stanley Coughlin visit Jennie Marsh and daughter Mario. Memorial day guests include George Weingren Chester West and Paul Ling Kenosha Hugo Wenngren Milwaukee Cadet Nurse Joyce Edwards Racine Marilyn Edwards Madison.
Pattern 8027 offers a three piece simple summer outfit for sizes 1 through 6 years including a dress bonnet and panties. The piece uses scallop trim and a drawstring bow, with yardage listed for 35 or 39 inch fabric. Send 20 cents plus name and address to Sue Burnett at Kenosha Evening News Chicago for pattern and 15 cents for spring and summer issue.
Bristol correspondents report a large group including Mr and Mrs Bert Johnson Mr and Mrs Edward Olson and others attended a birthday celebration for Herman Peterson at the Kamm home in Kenosha. Other local residents hosted and visited family in Racine Union Grove and Racine area during the week.
Salem Olive M. Hope improves enough to leave Kenosha hospital for home care. Mr and Mrs Ronald Ryan of Kenosha vacation at their Hooker cottage. A Woman's Club garden division from Waukegan visited Iris gardens hosted by A G Hartnell with picnic at Lilac Lodge. Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker of North Chicago visited Loescher home with Mame and Reno Moore. Orville Riggs takes a short vacation at Stone Lake while L K McVicar, former Salem residents, live there.
Mr and Mrs Clifford DeBell of Brighton visited Mr and Mrs John DeBell. The Brass Ball school picnic was held at Fox River park on Wednesday. Mrs William Nessen spent Tuesday with Mrs J DeBell. Mrs Maggie Burt of Kenosha stayed with her sister Mrs Carrie Madden who is on the sick list. Dr R Christoph and wife visited Mr and Mrs E Cliff of Waukegan Saturday evening. Mrs A Burdick joined Mr and Mrs Roy Burdick and Doris Lauris and Vernon for a surprise in honor of R L Smiths birthday Thursday evening. Lauris Burdick spent the weekend with his grandmother. Dr R Christoph and wife had Sunday dinner with Dr E Morrison and family of Long Lake. daughter Doris and Mrs A Bur
Twin Lakes a weekly record notes moves and travels as families visit relatives in LaCrosse Genoa City and Madison. Birth announced for Don and Ruth Cunningham of Antioch Illinois. Jean Richter underwent appendectomy at St Francis hospital in LaCrosse.
Floyd Appel is set to graduate from Wilmot High School on June 6. Miss Richter ranks third as an honor student. The school shutdown on May 24 included a picnic at Fox River Park. Miss Landrup leaves for further study while Miss Hauer Mas is to marry on June 15. New teachers Mrs Loth of Silver Lake and Miss Bernice Elverman are hired. Mrs James Anderson and Mrs White of Kenosha visited Mrs Rose Johnson and Mrs Anna Dietrich on Wednesday.
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