Area Engagements Are Announced Without Dates Here
Several local couples have announced engagements with no wedding dates set. Mary Ann Arndt will wed Michael Langenbach. Beverly June Rasch to Cecil Hill. Carol Rasch to Frank E. Hegner Jr.. Honorine Theriault to Thomas Padula. Colleen Sullivan to Raymond J. Rupp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Palmer
Pershing Blvd
Mary Ann Arndt
Michael Langenbach
Norman Langenbach
Rasch-Hill
Beverly June
Norman Rasch
Richmond
Ill
Cecil Hill
Rt. 2
Rasch Hegner Jr
Carol L. Rasch
Frank E. Hegner Jr
Lyle
Gordon Sullivan
Sheridan Rd
Colleen
63Rd St
Raymond J. Rupp
John Rupp
54Th St
Carmela Fabiano Weds James Alia At Mount Carmel
Carmela Fabiano and James Alia married at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church with Rev. Salvatore Tagliavia officiating. The couple, both employed at G LeBlanc Corp, will reside at 4817 22nd Ave. A wedding breakfast, dinner, and reception followed for about 600 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmela Fabiano
James Alia
Mount Carmel
24Th Ave
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church
Salvatore J. Tagliavia
Joseph Fabiano
Ialy
Joseph Alia
54Th St
Mary Fabiano
Filomena Serpe
Ada DeBartolo
Lucy Iovine
Mmes
Richard Hall
Prudy Hansen
Linda Paradise
Frank Fabiano
Frank Alia
John Alia
Sam Fabiano
John Iovine Jr
Nelle Copen Jr
Muzzy Pillizzi
G. LeBlanc Corp
22Nd Ave
Christian Service Group Meets Thursday at Immanuel Methodist
Women’s Society of Christian Service at Immanuel Methodist Church will gather Thursday at 2 p.m. Mrs. Gilbert Petzke will lead devotions. Hostesses will be the Mines. Attendees include William Reid Wesley Riutta Richard Prestidge and Lawrence Piehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Immanuel Methodist Church
Gilbert Petzke
William Reid
Wesley Riutta
Richard Prestidge
Lawrence Piehl
Correction to Marriage Notice Noted in Evening News
The marriage of Miss Patricia Yvonne Lepanski and Jerry F. Bain occurred on Saturday. A report prepared for Saturday's paper was not altered for publication this week. Dial 7-5121 for classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Yvonne Lepanski
Jerry F. Bain
Tiny Tidings Out of Town Births and Families
To Mr and Mrs Calvin Callow a son Kurt Eric June 5 at Victory Memorial Hospital Waukegan. Mrs Callow is Nehls daughter of William J Nehls. To Mr and Mrs Kyle Patty a daughter June 6 in Wisconsin Rapids. Both parents former Kenosha residents. To Dr and Mrs Donald C McKee twins David Charles and Daniel Paul born May 19 Omaha Neb. Mrs McKee Foght Sr daughter of Paul Foght. To Mr and Mrs Duane Scholey a son Jeffrey Paul June 6. To Mr and Mrs John Gyurina a daughter June 6. To Mr and Mrs Robert Olson a daughter Nancy Ann June 6. To Mr and Mrs Fred Keyse a son Fred Earl II. To Mr and Mrs Ralph Filer a son June 7. To Mr and Mrs Charles Brown a son June 7 Silver Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Callow
Marlene Nehls
Illini Rd
Waukegan
Kurt Eric
Victory Memorial Hospital
Callow
William J. Nehls
28Th Ave
Kyle Patty
Reba Long
Wisconsin Rapids
Kenosha
Donald C. McKee
Linda Foght
Omaha
Neb
David Charles
Daniel Paul
McKee
Paul R. Foght Sr
5Th Ave
Robert Olson
Alicia Navratil
46Th Ave
Nancy Ann
Fred Keyse
Barbara Yankee
25Th Ave
Fred Earl II
Ralph Filer
Eva Braaten
38Th Ave
Charles Brown
Bonnie Brandes
Silver Lake
VFW Auxiliary Card Party Planned at Wisconsin Gas Auditorium
The VFW Auxiliary will hold a public card party Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Wisconsin Gas and Electric auditorium. Refreshments will be served. Mrs Peter Orth chairs with Mrs Albert B Smith as co chairmen and a full committee handling tickets kitchen dining room and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Wisconsin Gas and Electric Auditorium
Peter Orth
Albert B. Smith
Albert W. Anderson
August Denig
Albert Amelie
Stan Przlomski
Fred Borchard
John Staudinger
Ben Odland
George Schaeffer
Grace Sonderball
Frank Babino
Frank DiCello
Mayme Johnson
Augustana Group Program At St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Augustana Lutheran Church Women of St Pauls Lutheran plan a 7:30 p m program Thursday at the church. The topic is Women in Decision with Miss Anna Peterson and Mrs Arthur Swartz and others to participate. Piano selections by Miss Carolyn Houghland and Randi Landgren. Ruth circle will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustana Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s
Surprise party honors 25th anniversary in Milwaukee area
A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Adrian DeBruin Jr. at their home on 11123 McGraw Ave. celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included numerous DeBruin relatives and friends from German town Pewaukee Racine and Naperville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian DeBruin Jr
McGraw Ave
Harold DeBruin
Debra
Gary
Susan
Dale
Adrian DeBruin III
Germantown
Walter Kreuser
Walter
Joyce DeBruin
Charles Morgan
Adrian DeBruin
John DeBruin
Charles O’connor
Pewaukee
Richard Morgan
Racine
Kenneth Morgan
Mickey
Peter
Mary
Joseph
John
George
James
Wesley Guloff
Keith
Naperville, Ill
Robert DeBruin
Cristy
Kathy
War Mothers Plan Drives and Festivals
Somers Unit 9 War Mothers of World War II met at Mrs. Edmund Lotz’s home. They reviewed the Milwaukee state convention, announced a poinsettia drive with Mrs. Delbert Shephard as chair, and a fall festival in October chaired by Mrs. Edward Roger. The unit received a Wisconsin Department of the Organization membership award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of
Somers Unit 9
Edmund Lotz
Milwaukee
Delbert Shephard
Edward Roger
Wisconsin Department of the Organization
Phillip Fonk
Veterans Hospital
Wood
Wis
Andrew Petersen
Local OES Hosts Racine Officers in Kenosha Meeting
Mrs Allan Arbelger and Henry Nickel will preside in the East at Kenosha chapter 92 Order of the Eastern Star meeting in the Masonic Temple. Racine chapter 45 officers join as special guests with Mrs Howard Oldenberg and James Epples honored guests. other distinguished attendees and organizers listed with hostesses and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Arbelger
Henry Nickel
Kenosha
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Racine
Howard Oldenberg
James Epples
Lyle George
Ces
Wisconsin
Gerald Watson
Massachusetts
East
Roy Engstrom
William Mathews
Gerrold Supons
Albert Bloxdorf
Orrick Howard
Benjamin Pelishek
Carl Williams
OES
Howell game winners named for Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
Thomas Arne son Jr. and Mrs. Verne Schmale won first place in the Howell game played Monday evening by the Elks Duplicate Bridge Club. Second went to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Madrigiano, and a tie for third featured Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schwenn with Mr. Elmer Broshot and Don Schell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Duplicate Bridge Club
Thomas Arneson Jr
Verne Schmale
Joseph Madrigiano
Ron Schwenn
Elmer Broshot
Don Schell
Make beds by leveling sheets to distribute wear
The note advises occasionally folding the top hem of the sheets down to the bed bottom to even out use across the bedding. It suggests a simple rehearsal to prolong sheet longevity and maintain even wear over time.
Family Weekend Planned at Pottawatomie Hills Camp
Kenosha County Girl Scout leaders plan a family weekend on June 10 and 11 at Pottawatomie Hills Camp. Families arrive 9 a.m. Saturday and receive cabins. each brings own food and gear. Activities include scavenger hunt, baseball, fishing, swimming if weather permits. Adults dance and games start 8 p.m. Saturday. weekend ends 4 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha County
Pottawatomie Hills
Theodore Meimar
Jack Meiers
Claude Melito
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arndt Langenbach
Justin C. Theriault
Honorine
Thomas Padula
Charles J. Padula
Sullivan-Rupp
Kresses
D. A
Sixth Ave
Alia
Christian Service Group
Dial
St. Catherine’s
Duane Scholey
Marilyn Malko
14Th Ave
Jeffrey Paul
John Gyurina
Joyce Miller
29Th Ave
Augustana Group
Roamer
America
Florsheim
Coumng
Barbara Ann Jass
Roger Dean Anderson
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Frank A. Jass
23Rd Ave
Huband
Albert Anderson
Henning, Minn
73Rd St
Altamae Groves
Robert Groves
Theta Chapter
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Chantilly
Strasbourg
Melrose
Our Fine Silver Department
Sterling
Gorham Sterling
Rarin
Dean
Doan
Jantzen
Jewelers
Kenosha's Jewelers
6Th Avenue
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