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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
5
Mrs Sonia Adelson an Australian war bride aged 26 obtained a Superior Court divorce from Morris Adelson a warehouse worker yesterday. The court heard the separation arose after she complained he ate potato chips and smoked salmon in bed. The Isle of Man is 30 miles long.
Anna Catherine Fox a 22 year old Purdue University student was found dead in Lafayette Indiana bound to a cherry tree with a rope. Coroner Wayne Cox said authorities suspect poisoning but murder is not ruled out. State toxicologists will test organs for the cause of death over several days.
Dr Wendell M Stanley of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research announced a new influenza vaccine in a Philadelphia lecture. Stanley, 1946 Nobel laureate in chemistry, discussed its potential to prevent epidemics and noted experts predict the next outbreak around 1948 given a suspected 30 year cycle.
Victor Olsen of Milwaukee will present a chalk talk at Community Baptist Church during Sunday evening service at 7 30. Olsen, a Northwestern Bible student, will also lead music with a group of youths. The church will host its annual Children's Day program on Sunday June 15 with songs readings and memory work. Sunday school starts at 9 45 and the program follows at 10 15 merging with morning worship.
Wisconsin Cooperative Wool Growers association says the state wool crop is three weeks behind schedule due to a cold wet spring. The report notes delays affecting harvest progress and market timing.
Allyn Schuppenhauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schuppenhauer of 1422 Seventy-third street, graduated yesterday from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Thiensville Wisconsin. He will depart for Boylas Arizona to lead an Indian mission and be ordained there on July 13. He earned a B A degree from Northwestern College in Watertown Wisconsin.
The article notes trepanning as a delicate brain operation but claims it was a common practice among ancient Peruvian Indians, highlighting its historical role in early medical procedures.
Hebrew school starts Monday June 9 at Bnai Zedek with classes 10 to 12. Members from both congregations may enroll children for the summer sessions taught by Rabbi Harry Shapiro covering Hebrew reading and writing Bible laws customs and prayers.
Mr and Mrs August Zirbel of 2019 Twenty ninth Street announce their engagement in a brief local notice. The couple plans to wed later this year and request congratulations from friends and family.
Preaching marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Glenn Kirchner son of Mr and Mrs Ernst Kirchner Bristol. The couple is making plans for a fall wedding.
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