Wesley Methodist Plans Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible school will be held next week June 9 to 13 at Wesley Methodist Church 5810 32nd Ave. Morning classes 9 15 to 11 15 a m junior and intermediate 1 15 to 3 30 p m. Staff includes Mrs Gordon Jeffries Mrs E A Johnson Mrs Myron Hovda. Afternoon session topic Learning to Know the Bible. Attendees will worship study sing play and craft.
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Wesley Methodist Church
32Nd Ave
Gordon Jeffries
E. A. Johnson
Myron Hovda
Bible Homes
J. B. Kemp
Stanley Krosky
Johnson
Myron Z. Hovda, Jr
Coat dress pattern R4688 for misses sizes 12 20
Summer fashion item announces pattern R4688 for misses sizes 12 to 20 with a slanted buttoned coat dress in stripes. Includes Mandarin collar, short to three quarter sleeves, quick sewing, tested fit and illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents to Anne Adams in Kenosha News Pattern Dept. Chicago Illinois.
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Anne Adams
Kenosha Evening News
P. O
Chicago
Ill
Bnai Zedek Hebrew School Announces Summer Classes
Rabbi Harry Shapiro announces B nai Zedek Hebrew School will hold classes in June and July from Monday to Thursday 10 a m to 12 noon. Courses cover Hebrew reading language Bible Jewish laws and customs and Hebrew prayers.
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Harry Shapiro
B’nai Zedek Hebrew School
DAV Auxiliary Dinner Honors New Dayton Commander
The Dayton DAV auxiliary held its annual luncheon at a local hotel yesterday noon. Outgoing commander Mrs Edward Knapp received a gift. Mrs N A Vanderfin was named the new auxiliary commander.
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DAV
Dayton Hotel
Edward Knapp
N. A. Vanderfin
Gentleness Key To Solving Hate In Young Child
Tad’s nightmare fear of an animal mirrors his hidden anger toward his parents. A counselor advises gentle, open conversation to release hate, but the father rejects modern psychology, revealing fear and conflict. The piece urges light on resentment and patient, loving guidance for a child’s evolving conscience.
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Tad
Muriel Lawrence
Karl Menninger
Lady Macbeth
Richard III
England
Piano Students Lead Recital at Congdon Conservatory
Mrs Charles Slama's piano students performed last evening at the Congdon conservatory with piano solos and duets by Annette Miller David Miller Myrtle Otto Riché Manko and Veronica Cardinello. Vocal solos and duets were by William Nash Coralie Nash and Myrtle Otto.
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Charles Slama
Congdon Conservatory
Annette Miller
David Miller
Myrtle Otto
Riche Manko
Veronica Cardinello
William Nash
Coralie Nash
Square Dance Saturday in Union Grove
The Union Grove Square Dance club hosts a dancing party Saturday from 8 to 12 p m at the Southern Colony gymnasium Union Grove. Johnny Toth is master of ceremonies and guest callers are welcome. Proceeds go to the children's Christmas fund at Southern Colony.
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Union Grove Square Dance Club
Southern Colony
Union Grove
Johnny Toth
Spring Dance by St Peter's Women’s League
The annual spring dance will be held Saturday from 9 to 1 at St Peter's hall. John Bunde and his orchestra provide music. Mrs Louis Wedeikes is chairwoman with co chair Mrs Charles Stec.
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St. Peter's
Local miners aided by named supporters in community effort
A community project will be assisted by the Mines with involvement from Charles Yurkievich Arthur Zoller James Barnhill Leo Moczulewski and Al Luckas, highlighting local cooperation and support.
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Charles Yurkievich
Arthur Zoller
James Barnhill
Leo Moczulewski
al Luckas
Prices body hears first bid to cut perambulator costs
The Irish Housewives association in Dublin has appealed to the prices advisory body seeking lower prices on perambulators and go cars.
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Irish Housewives Association
Dublin
Final Convocation Honors Kenosha Center Leaders
The final conference of the school year at the University of Wisconsin Extension center recognized student leaders. Dr. L H Adolfson addressed education's role in national progress amid global change and election implications. Omer Jones and Vince Lia presented awards to Kenosha students and center participants.
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Extension Center
L. H. Adolfson
Madison
University of Wisconsin Extension
Cation
Adolfson
United States
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
D. T. John
Kenosha High School
Omer Jones
Jack Dagon
Leeman Forrest
Donna Hoff
Vincent Lia
Mary Lou Rode
Betty Ann Rose
B. C. Tallent
Kenosha Extension Center
Dominick Lia
Kenosha Center
Eugene Giordano
Paul Meeks
Mary Lou Roche
Bernard Rubenstein
Margaret Landree
Catherine Hargrave
Kenosha Chevaliers
Pat Timm
Dorothy Jambreck
H. M. Clark
Curtis Olson
Action Saves Falling Girl at Wisconsin Window Fall
Madison University student Victor Soukup caught two year old Linda Jones as she plunged from a second story window onto a concrete sidewalk. Linda, daughter of Maj. and Mrs. Robert Jones, escaped injury though she fell about fifteen feet. Soukup sprang into action after warning children near a screen above a market.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Victor Soukup
Linda Jones
Robert Jones
Mather Field
Calif
Linda
Soukup
Badger
Milwaukee sheriff race expands to all time high field
Two more men joined the Milwaukee county sheriff race, increasing contenders to a record 66 as candidates compete for the post.
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Milwaukee
U.P
Milwaukee County
Speeders long before cars in 1826 Parkersburg ordinance
A 1826 Parkersburg ordinance fined any person who galloped any horse within the city limits, showing that the problem of speeders predates the machine age. The discovery comes from a local statute check highlighting early enforcement against fast riding.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
U.P
Carpenters uncover mummified cat in Mineral Wells Masonic building
In Mineral Wells Texas workers tearing down a stairway in the Masonic building found a mummified cat believed trapped under the steps during a 35 year old repair.
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Mineral Wells
Tex
U.P
Graduation Night at KHS Ends Senior Year in 1952
More than 400 KHS students receive diplomas at tonight's commencement. Processional Pomp and Circumstance opens with Elgar score, followed by DeKoven recessional sung by the a cappella choir. A pageant For Better Living, aided by choir and orchestra, precedes diploma distribution by Joseph M. Zuffa. Class officers are Murphy, Girman, Agazzi, Hujik. Class colors royal blue and silver, wild rose as flower. Class motto There are better men to be found than the best.
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KHS
Elgar
DeKoven
Joseph M. Zuffa
Board of Education
Peter Murphy
Robert Girman
Jean Agazzi
Roger Hujik
King’s Blue
Dry Dock Committees Schedule Summer Planning
Senior Dry Dock committee members meet June 9 at 7 p.m. in the KYF Pine Room to map summer plans. Junior Dry Dock committee meets June 11 at 7:15 p.m. in the Pine Room with initial selections listed and more to be added at opening.
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KYF
Janice Rosenbaum
Karen Monson
Barbara Sniatynski
Joan Jonson
Marilyn Kinlein
Sally Daniel
Ruth Hook
Sandra Radke
Sandra Westeen
Nancy Wenman
Marie Zales
Kathy Urick
Jeannie Fontaine
Delores Giannioni
Sandra Binney
Jean Sacco
Gretschen Zimmerman
Belle Bisno
Nancy Gerlack
Lenny Rizzo
Larry Karacki
Bob Chase
Johns Hollingshead
Don Morzfeld
Allan Callahan
Dave Threnien
Jerry Greenberg
Louis Weeks
Lynn Shumway
Pine Room
Jean Coogan
Nancy Kruse
Pat Boyle
Carol Cannan
Beverly Engstrom
Cora Chiapetta
Dave Borkenhagen
Dave Cade
Roger Lehman
Nine Teams Enter 13th All City Track Meet at Lake Front
More than 75 boys from nine clubs enter the 13th annual all city track and field meet to be held at the Lake Front Stadium tomorrow at 1 30 PM rain or shine. Teams include Jr Optmist Guzzlers Outpost One Two Three Sprinters Snipers Jets and Pioneers. Awards include gold medals for first place and ribbons for second and third with events set from 120 yd hurdles to 440 yd relays and field jumps.
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Lake Front Stadium
Guzzlers
Outpost One
Outpost Two
Outpost Three
Jets
Pioneers
KYF Boys and Girls Softball Schedule Updates
KYF announces no make up games for rained out Boys league matches due to a short season. Regular Saturday games proceed June 7 with multiple pairings across Lincoln, Roosevelt and Columbus sites and a tie for first may grant shared awards. June 8 features All Stars versus Sheridan Road Park winner, with June 10 as Softball Award Night at KYF.
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KYF
George Limpert
All Stars
Sheridan Road Park
Lincoln Diamond
Roosevelt Park
Lincoln Park
Lincoln New Monitors and Ushers Take Stations for Next Year
The listing shows new monitors and ushers starting duty next year. Names include Ben Agazzi Robert Arnold Don Bausano Tom Beau Bob Becker David Borkenhagen Tom Brown Harvey Burman and many others across the roster. An additional usher group includes Ronald Swan Harold Crutcher David Cade Harvey Burman Tom Brown David Borkenhagen Charles Hujik Richard Hujik Ed Hart and more.
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Ben Agazzi
Robert Arnold
Don Bausano
Tom Beau
Bob Becker
David Borkenhagen
Tom Brown
Harvey Burman
David Cade
Dick Cecchini
Esther Altman
Lynn Elwell
Cathy Angelo
Carol Englund
Harold Crutcher
Ken Etzelmuller
Tom Hamilton
Ed Hart
Jim Hawkins
Tom Gleason
John Granger
Jane Gabe
Joanne Ferkin
Wayne Owen
Robert Byzanca
Roger Lehman
Ben Aggazi
Sub Deb Club Elects New Officers at Home Meeting
Adrienne Vollmer was elected president of the Sub Deb club at last Tuesday's meeting held at her home. Other officers include Sue Whitmore as vice president Nancy Hoff as secretary and Mimi Learned as treasurer.
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Adrienne Vollmer
Sue Whitmore
Nancy Hoff
Mimi Learned
Paris Consolidated School Picnic Closes Year Activities
About 175 teachers, pupils and families attended a Sunday picnic at Old Settlers Park in Union Grove. The Paris Consolidated PTA sponsored dinner and ice cream. Afternoon games featured contests with prizes to numerous students. seven eighth graders graduated in exercises May 22 guided by Racine-Kenosha Normal’s Mr. Bert Vogel, with honors and a tree-planting memorial tradition continuing.
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Old Settlers Park
Union Grove
Paris Consolidated School
PTA
Mary Lou Williams
Phyllis Griffiths
Lyle Foulke
Lawrence Zirbel
Shirley Zirbel
Nancy Gilmore
Donald Terpstra
Gary Gitzlaff
Louis Williams
Teddy Miller
Ralph Remus
Lynn Torre
Charlotte Fowler
Timmy Remus
Lew Remus
Cara Steinbach
Betty Gilmore
Kathleen Fonk
Barbara Avey
Richard Rudolph
Ralph Myers
Bert Vogel
Racine-Kenosha
Alice Stadler
Rosemary
KHS Club Votes on Service Shifts After Closed Club Ruling
Mary Sorensen and Rose Leto led a meeting where new members Mary Hall, Mary Ellen Kemen, Katy Ptacek, Katy Mohr, Dorothy Jaskwhich, Marla McCarthy and Ruth Thomas joined. They planned to continue city charity work while discontinuing services to the school in response to the abolition of closed clubs.
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Mary Sorensen
Rose Leto
Audrey Akvick
Marie Zales
Mary Hall
Mary Ellen Kemen
Katy Ptacek
Katy Mohr
Dorothy Jaskwhich
Marla McCarthy
Ruth Thomas
KHS
Models in Melbourne Form Union For Higher Fees
In Melbourne Australia models have organized a union led by a secretary to press for higher fees and improved working conditions. The move signals collective bargaining efforts within the local fashion and media industry confronting booking agencies and clients.
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Melbourne
Australia
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