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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

5

Summer School Music Classes Open in Kenosha

Beginning string and piano classes will be offered by the Kenosha Public School music department this summer at the Frank school. June and July sessions include rentals of a few violins and cellos at a nominal fee. Enrollments begin June 10 with classes led by Mrs Tower for strings and Miss Aiey for piano, using a schedule of lessons on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in June and on Mondays and Thursdays in July.

Kenosha Public School Music Education Department Frank School Reuben Tower Howard Dunham Alice Aiey Minnie Larsen The Tower Miss Aiey

St James Cub Scouts Hold Annual Picnic at Pet rifying Springs

Cub Scout Pack 15 of St James' School held a picnic at Pet rifying Springs Park with 40 scouts. Leaders John Engstrom and Rev Harold Petronis received gifts from the boys. Mothers aiding the luncheon were the Mines. Guests included Rev Claude T O'Brien.

St. James’ School Petrifying Springs Park John Engstrom Harold Petronis Edward Kamin William Rice John McEvoy Clarence Michels George Gannaway Claude T. O'Brien

Pageant Date Set Again for Kenosha Girl Scouts

The International Festival featuring 1500 Kenosha Girl Scouts from Brownies to Seniors is rescheduled for next Monday night June 10 at 7 30 in Lake Front stadium weather permitting. Local groups including Red Cross Safety Corps Recreation and Parks have aided in staging a colorful display aimed at promoting international friendship.

Kenosha Lake Front Stadium Red Cross Safety Corps Recreation and Parks Departments

Born Kenosha: new arrivals in local families

Birth notices announce daughters and sons born to local couples including Merlin Dailey of Zion IL, Valentine Salas of Somers, Frank Molinaro on 2004 Fifty-sixth street, Bearl Dixon on Thirtieth court, and Lewis Strangberg on 6027 Twelfth avenue with birth dates ranging June 3 to June 5.

Merlin Dailey Zion Valentine Salas Somers Frank Molinaro Fifty-sixth Street Bearl Dixon Apt Thirtieth Court Lewis Strangberg Twelfth Avenue

Miss Neubauer Weds Navy Man

Miss Margaret Lucile Neubauer married C. G. M. Cecil Leeroy Suggs of Erwin North Carolina at St Casimir s parsonage. The bride wore champagne satin with orange blossom crown and finger tip veil. Attendants included Miss Cecile Neubauer and best man Frank Onosko. Dinner followed at the D A V hall and a brief honeymoon completed the wedding.

Margaret Lucile Neubauer C. G. M. Cecil Leeroy Suggs Erwin, N. C St. Casimir's Parsonage Leo Kierstein Anton R. Neubauer Seventeenth Avenue Frank Suggs Erwin N. C Cecile Neubauer Frank Onosko Mr. Suggs D. A. V. Hall Mrs. Suggs

Key Girls Plan Autumn Kenosha Conference Officers Elected

The Kenosha Council of Church Women held a luncheon at First Congregational church where Key Girls elected officers for the autumn Older Girls conference. Officers include Jean Forrest president Evelyn Giacomin vice president Marilyn Congdon recording secretary Patricia Genene corresponding secretary Anita Cerveny treasurer and Ann Posthumus arrangements chair.

Kenosha First Congregational Church Kenosha Council of Church Women Sherwood Saxe H. T. Newport Ruth Palmer Jean Forrest Evelyn Giacomin First Evangelical Church Marilyn Congdon

Lincoln Junior High Summer Reading Project

Students at Lincoln junior high school are urged to read over the summer. Miss Verneale Slater distributes reading record cards for tracking books read, to be checked by English teachers when school resumes. Cooperating are Miss Florence Donnelly, the principal, English teachers, and the printing shop which produced the cards.

Lincoln Junior High School Verneale Slater Lincoln Florence Donnelly

Brownies Host Mothers Day Party at Church

Brownie troop 61 of the First Congregational church held a punch party for mothers and friends on Wednesday afternoon. A Fly-Up ceremony welcomed Barbara Smile and Kathleen Grover into Girl Scout troop 13 by Patty Jo Smiles and Sally Gabe. A short play featured each Brownie participant before refreshments were served.

Brownlie Troop 61 First Congregational Church Barbara Smile Kathleen Grover Girl Scout Patty Jo Smiles Sally Gabe Brownlie

Pvt. Mackey Weds Washington Girl

Word was received announcing the marriage of Pvt. Curtis T. Mackey son of Mrs. Mabel Mackey to Miss Mary Alice Freeman of Washington D C The couple repeated their vows on May 12 before Rev R P Smith pastor of the First Presbyterian church Baltimore Md

Curtis T. Mackey Mabel Mackey Thirty-fourth Avenue Mary Alice Freeman Washington, D. C R. P Smith First Presbyterian Church Baltimore

Junior Auxiliary Meeting Plans Mother Daughter Banquet

Jr Auxiliary to Meet Friday at 6 p m at the Legion club. plans for the annual mothers and daughters banquet on June 25. Bernadette Morgan and Jean Ellen Martin will serve refreshments after Friday's meeting.

Children Day Rites at Kenosha Bible Church

The Kenosha Bible Church hosts a Children's Day program with a Sunday school procession and performances by the beginner’s, primary, junior, and upper departments including recitations by Patricia Becker and others, a trombone solo by Roy Howe, and Bible drill by intermediate and senior classes. Rev. A H Levin will deliver the day’s message. Three Kenosha students from Lawrence College Appleton will receive bachelor degrees at the ninety seventh commencement on June 10.

Kenosha Lawrence College Appleton, Wis Stanley Gunn Fifth Avenue Donald Johnson Taft Road Robert Wilson Thirty-first Avenue

KHS Reunion Draws Wide Attendance in Kenosha

Reservations closed for Kenosha High School Alumni Association reunion banquet with many local graduates and out-of-town alumni set to attend the Saturday dinner at 6 at the First Methodist church. The reception line lists Albert Tanck as chairman along with several class chairmen and dozens of graduates spanning 1933 to 1946.

Kenosha High School Alumni Association First Methodist Church Albert Tanck Alwin T. Hansen Winifred Farley Cora Frantz Robert B. Whitaker A. Walker Perkins Walter T. Marlatt John Dixon Harry Anderson Clifford Randall Donald Isermann Robert F. Arnold Deno Bernacchi John Doerfler Clara Papell Priscilla Booth William Flatley J. F. Nie

Recital by Four Pupils of Mrs Frisque Draws Large Audience

Four advanced pupils of Mrs Selah Lloyd Frisque performed piano solos to a large appreciative audience at the Women’s Club last evening. The program was the first of two planned recitals with the next set for Wednesday evening June 12 at 7 30. Clubrooms were decorated with tris and mock orange blossoms and the four artists included Beverly.

Selah Lloyd Frisque Woman’s Club

Dyrhood and Names Listed in Local Notice

A fragmentary local notice lists individuals Dyrhood age 13 Patricia Yabs age 15 William Hughes age 16 and Robbie Dennis age 20 among those named in the document.

Dyrhood Patricia Yabs William Hughes Robbie Dennis

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St. James Cub C. C. Davin Judith Migliano Joseph Migliano Twentyfourth Avenue P.T.A Public School Health Education Department City Health Department G. S Nefrin Nebulizer & Solution Lincoln Pharmacy 14Th Ave Kenosha Country Club Jerome VanderWall W. T. Ennis Able Wis Federated Woman's Clubs Leisure Coats Leader Store H. Chemerow Miss Neubauer Lincoln Junior High Mackey Washington Zenith Stlalesa 56Th St Club Guide Ladies Aid Society of Grace Lutheran Church Trik KHS 7Th Avenue Saturday Evening Post Lop and Company
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