Senior Faculty Banquet Honors ’47 Graduates at First Methodist
The June class of 1947 graduates celebrated at a senior faculty banquet in the First Methodist church. Speaker Rabbi Stephen Sherman urged focus on small deeds with large future impact, recounting Dachau experiences. Prophesy reading by Marshall Kadwit and Diane Scholey closed the program amid awards and musical numbers.
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First Methodist Church
Stephen Sherman
Dachau
Marshall Kadwit
Diane Scholey
Frances Wood
Wynefred Dolan
Ssolo
Gerhardt Lemke
Dwight T. John
County Couple Sets Plans for Marie Hansen's June Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen of Sturtevant announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Marie to James G. Gardinier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gardinier of Somers. The ceremony is at Emmaus Lutheran on June 14 at 7 p.m. with a reception at Kilbourn Country Club for relatives and friends.
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John Hansen
Sturtevant
Marie
James G. Gardinier
Samuel Gardinier
Somers
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Kilbourn Country Club
Bamboo Propagation Mostly By Dividing Clumps
Bamboo plants rarely flower or fruit for decades, often 20 to 80 years, so they are usually propagated by dividing clumps rather than seeding.
Children’s Day at Somers Church
The Somers Congregational church hosts its annual Children’s Day service featuring songs recitations and instrumental music. Rev Ralph Mayo leads prayer and conducts a baptismal service with participation by classes led by Mrs Lorin Bishop Mrs Howard Blackman Mrs Stanley Barrow Mrs Agnes Sorenson and Mrs John Rowe.
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Somers Congregational Church
Ralph Mayo
Lorin Bishop
Howard Blackman
Stanley Barrow
Agnes Sorenson
John Rowe
Larry Christensen
Joan Schmunk
Gail Jensen
Spencer Sorenson
Janet Leet
Patricia Rowe
Janet Thompson
Edwin Sherwood Bishop
Donna Leet
George Sorenson
Bruce Bullamore
Jerry Smith
Richard Smith
Susan Schwartz
Karen Fredrickson
Eugene Thompson
Sandra Sorenson
Richard Schwartz
Kenneth Adelman
Richard Mayo
Ralph Meyers
Dennis Anderson
James Bishop
John Bishop
Mary Ellen Blackman
Joyce Berge
Beverly Raisch
Gloria Bishop
Aileen Smith
Janice Fredricksen
Jannan Smith
Eileen Dinges
Donald Dinges
Janice van Patten
Gloria Meldahl
Gwen Mohr
Larry Menarck
Russell Fenske
Wendell Rhodes
Gilbert Wade
Columbus School Graduates Class
A capacity crowd attended the Columbus school graduation exercises Thursday morning in the assembly room. Nineteen patrol boys received certificates from J. C. Chapel. Fifty students complete studies and will enter junior high in fall. Roger Kruescher named honor patrol boy. Wayne Nelson gave the welcome and Robert Fay delivered the valedictory. Music by Chester Kirk on violin and Sara Unwin on clarinet. Movies of patrols and prior baseball games were shown.
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Columbus
J. C. Chapel
Roger Kruescher
Mr. Chapel
Wayne Nelson
Robert Fay
Chester Kirk
Sara Unwin
Kenosha Girls Win Honors at State Convention
Marcia Lee Langness of Kenosha elected chaplain of the state department as delegate to the Woman's Relief Corps junior units convention in Madison. Nancy Jones and Thelma Langness also delegates with Thelma serving as junior vice president at the business session. Mrs. James Clelland and Mrs. William Aarts attend as delegates.
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Marcia Lee Langness
Woman's Relief Corps
Madison
State Department
Nancy Jones
Lansing Wilcox
Kenosha
Thelma Langness
Thelma
James Clelland
William Aarts
Born St Catherine's: multiple newborns in Kenosha area
A series of birth notices lists families in the Kenosha region welcoming new daughters and sons in early June. Couples named include Pacetti Ferch Meeker Krahn Rippee Mielke Martin Lie Na u Rhey and others with home addresses in St Catherine's and surrounding streets. A final line mentions ruins of Christian structures on the Isle of Man dating to the 5th century.
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Amedeo Pacetti
Fortieth Avenue
Edmund Ferch
Fiftieth Street
Donald Meeker
Box 61
Charles Krahn
Forty-second Street
Garland Rippee
Bristol
Sifrin Mielke
Thirtieth Avenue
Isle of Man
Conf irmation for Seiah Forrest Everitt Set at Bnai Zedek
Seiah Forrest Everitt son of Mr and Mrs Meyer Franklin of Union Grove will receive his confirmation Sunday at 8 30 am at Bnai Zedek synagogue Rabbi Harry Shapiro will conduct the service and deliver the sermon. Bridal and pre nuptial showers honor Miss Dolores Hall Miss Betty Koth and Miss Virginia Bassindale receive celebrations ahead of June weddings.
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Forrest Everitt
Meyer Franklin
Union Grove
B'nai Zedek
Harry Shapiro
Betty Koth
Jean Schimmel
Virginia Zablonski
Marjorie Putrynski
Gordon Koth
Harry Koth
Miss Roth
Harold Wall
Kenosha
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Lady Eagles Install New President at Club Rites
Mrs. John Zeitler was installed as president of the Lady Eagles in a ceremony led by Mrs. A. Jensen at the Eagles club. Initiation followed with memorial services, gifts to brides and new mothers, and luncheon. Other officers named include Bertha Pfanmiller vice president and Berney Seiler chaplain.
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A. Jensen
Eagles Club
John Zeitler
Lady Eagles
Berney Seiler
Mies
Harvey Ewing
Bertha Pfanmiller
Harvey Thomey
Matt Mura
al Zimmerman
Antone Bellaver
Mayme Troemel
D. J. Lama
Edward Schmitz
Henry Blaine
Edward Schulte
Fred Orth
Charles Marcoe
Richards Music Pupils in Recital at Kenosha Club
Piano and voice students of Mrs. W. W. Richards will perform in a public recital at the Kenosha Woman's club on Sunday afternoon June 8 at 3 30. The program includes solos duets and a Peter Rabbit story. Participants include David Freeberg Patricia Watson Julie Willsey Marcelle Cross Nancy Hoff Cora Jorgensen Ruth Ann Thomas Jean Rasmussen Elizabeth Kir Dorothy Jambrek Miss Wilna MacFarland Miss Dolores Hould and Mrs. Fred Cross. Mrs. Richards accompanies.
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W. W. Richards
Kenosha
Fred Cross
Mrs. Richards
Children’s Day Program Planned At Local Church
First Congregational church schedules a June 8 Children’s Day program themed And a Little Child Shall Lead Them. The event features an organ prelude, a Junior Choir processional, Scripture readings, talks, Bible presentations, and attendance awards. Departments present portions on worship, givers, learners, and missions with names of participants and leaders listed.
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First Congregational
Max Streck
David Trish
George R. Cady
Otto F. Steffensen
Guy Pederson
James Chapel
Beatrice Hart
Charlene Mowry
Elizabeth Ellison
Joan Bennett
Dr. Cady
Margaret Telfar
Steffenson
Mary Ann Schwartz
Jack Northway
Jimmy Anderson
Betsy Henkel
Scott Smith
Jean Munger
Billy Roessler
Allen Krok
T. F. Nehlsen
Harry Schwartz
Wayne Presterl
Robert Bradshaw
Mary Margaret Naysmith
Dorothy Ejslenberger
Barbara Hallem
Nancy Kettler
LaVonne Anderson
Ruth Simmonds
John Chapel
Ronald Benedict
Ronald Anderson
Allan Myers
Keith Dunn
Kay Bennett
Carl Ellison
John Zupancic
Nancy Leavy
Edward Quandt
Jean Clark
John Beard
James Myers
War Victims Fund
Nancy Moseley
Democratic Women Name New Officers At Union Club
Officers were elected at a Democratic Women’s meeting at Union Club. Joseph Wenning won the presidency with Matt Wade as vice president, Lester Schmidt secretary, and Jennie Zupancic treasurer. Committee chairs include Hugh Southmayd by-laws, Joseph Koll ways and means, Jack Milward membership, George Molinaro publicity.
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Democratic Women’s Organization
Union Club
Mines
Joseph Wenning
Matt Wade
Lester Schmidt
Jennie Zupancic
The
Hugh Southmayd
Joseph Koll
Jack Milward
George Molinaro
Christopher Werwie Marries Racine Girl
Christopher W Werwie son of Mr and Mrs C J Werwie of Kenosha marries Rosemary Ku ras daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Kuras of Racine. They wed May 29 at St Rose Catholic church Racine with Rev Dan Garvey officiating. They will live at 4409 Fifth Avenue Kenosha after returning June 10.
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Wisconsin
Christofer W. Werwie
C. J. Werwie
Twenty-seventh Street
Kenosha
Rosemary Kuras
Walter Kuras
Racine
Fifth Avenue
St. Rose Catholic Church
Dan Garvey
Louise
Dorothy Bisch
Bernice Burant
Lorraine Gish
Jean McGraw
Virginia Werwie
John Werwie
Vernon Goff
Carl Schumaker
Applications for Marriage Licenses Filings for Cesario and Tre croci
Frank Cesario of 5007 Twenty-fifth Avenue and Aurelia Tecla Tre croci of 2524 Fiftieth Street apply for marriage license. The article notes average lifespans for African American men and women as 56 and 59. two-thirds years respectively.
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Frank Cesario
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Aurelia Tecla
United States
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Joan Zuffa
Phyllis Lenz
John Hoffman
Bruce Patton
Leslie Gunter
Bauschelt
Mel Harrison
Los Angeles
Cal
Foursquare Tabernacle
Thirtyfourth Avenue
Seventieth Street
C. E. Boreman
11Th Ave
Christ
Carlyle Scott
Woman's Club Auditorium
Vacation Bible School
the Baptist Tabernacle
Comer
24Th Ave
Evening News
Carolyn Smith
Mary Jane Pellegrino
Frances Shilka
Phyllis Lee
Shirley Anderson
Judith Chemerow
Doris Glaeser
Marion Wervie
Donald Caldart
Harvey Schevink
Carol] Nebling
Shirley Grubel
Marie Urban
Verna Gregory
Ethel Haugaard
Eleanor Balcaitis
Georgian Tures
Patricia Thompson
Elizabeth O'Hare
Phyllis McCue
Richard Schneider
Wells Denyes
Carl Bruch
Carl Bereiter
Richard Markus
Santo Serpe
Gerald Smith
Rita Bitautis
Grace Hindal
Emil Kreger
William Kupfer
Columbus School
St. Catherine's
Rudolph Lienau
Thirty-second Avenue
Claude Rhey
Eighth Avenue
Seiah
Dolores Hall
William Hanneman
Burlington
Sixteenth Avenue
Bunco
Miss Hall
Alice Kogarth
Peggy Wenger
Eugene Michaud
Rudolph Webb
Leslie Spencer
Fred Wenger, Jr
Glornie Marchese
Fred Marchese
Glornie
Benton Hammond
Louis Mars
Tenth Avenue
Jeanne Molling
Indiana University
University Women’s Residence Center Association
Virginia Bassindale
Roy Pelishek
Nels Jepson
Carol Bassindale
Pelishek
Washington Road
Harold Klingner
Casimir Matulewicz
K.Y.F
Anthony
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Clara L. Woll
Inez
Roosevelt Road
Beauty Salon
Stetson
Dad
Shade
LEE
Christopher Werwie
Mabel K. Richards
Kenosha Woman's Club
Men
Luick
Luick Ice Cream Company
National Dairy Products Corporation
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