Religious Census Targeted in Kenosha Fall Mission
Churches in Kenosha plan a National Christian Teaching Mission census to identify every local family for fellowship work. Meet at PYC building with Rev. Erling W. Peterson outlining self study, responsibility lists, and fellowship cultivation steps. Endorsement due by June 30 for October 23 to 30 leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
National Christian Teaching Mission
Cenme Church
PYC
Erling W. Peterson
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
National Council of Churches of Christ
Peterson
National Council of Churches
Republican Women Plan Milwaukees State Convention Visit
Kenosha County Republican Women met at the Woman's club to discuss attending the state convention in Milwaukee on June 13 and 14. A civil defense film and talk by James T. Parmelee preceded delegates registering at 9 a.m. Friday at the Milwaukee auditorium. The program includes Nixon and Voegler talks, committee reports, and endorsements for statewide offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha County
Woman's Club
Milwaukee
James T. Parmelee
Richard Nixon
California
Robert Voegler
New York
Moose Women Schedule Meeting and Executive Session
Women of the Moose will meet Wednesday at 8 p m with the executive board at 7 30 p m A business session will hear reports on membership publicity Mooseheart Moosehaven and library Members should reserve for the Mooseheart trip on Sunday Wisconsin Day A social hour will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Library
Wisconsin
Sisterhood Donor Luncheon Planned at Beth Hillel Temple
Beth Hillel temple sisterhood schedules its annual donor luncheon for Wednesday June 11 at 12 30 p m at the temple. A dramatic reading by Mrs Joseph Marks Milwaukee based on Israel Without Tears by Ruth Gruper will be featured with musical accompaniment by Mrs W J Morrow. Mrs Paul Phillips will read the opening prayer and Mrs Roy Gaines will report. The sisterhood cookbook will be distributed. Mrs Frederick K Plous leads arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Hillel Temple Sisterhood
Temple
Joseph Marks
Milwaukee
Ruth Gruper
W. J. Morrow
Paul Phillips
Roy Gaines
Sisterhood
Frederick K. Plous
Girl Scout Picnic at Petrifying Springs Next Monday
The Girl Scout chorus ends the year with a picnic at Petrifying Springs next Monday. Members may call to reserve by Wednesday. They meet at 9 a.m. at the office, transportation provided, bring nose bag lunches, and the program committee will supply soft drinks and ice cream. Activities include baseball team games and hiking.
Rev Novotony Speaks At Foresters Meeting
The St. Thomas Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters hosted the Forester Midwest Officers club with Rev. Robert Novotony delivering a talk on the role of Christian women today. Mary Lynn Kulesh and Miss Mary La Macchia read, rosary for peace led by Father Novotony, next meeting set for Oct 4 in Waukegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Forester Midwest Officers Club
Cage Thompson’s
Paul Danner
St. Thomas Group
Robert Novotony
Ambrose Walt
Waukegan
Officers’ Club
Racine
North Chicago
Burlington
New Munster
Brighton
St. James
St. George
St., Thomas
Mary Lynn Kulesh
Mary la Macchia
Father Novotony
Danner
Clement Jolicoeur
Richard Nikolai
Piano and Voice Recital by Mrs Richards Students
Piano and voice students of Mrs. William W Richards present a recital on Wednesday at 7 45 p m at the Woman s club open to the public The program includes Jenna Anderson Mary Jo Culver William Culver David Freeberg Karen Kieweg Dorothy Thomas Diane Hansen Linda Foght Beth Kir Roselynn Ludwig Marilyn Miller Wilna McFarland RoAnn Doerring Dorothy Jambrek Rowan Schmidt Kathleen Johnson Francine Watson Sally Garris Agnes Bock Mrs J R Dart Mrs Donald Benoit Rae Wesener Patti Jo Smiles and Emil Nowitke Mrs Richards and Dorothy Jambrek will accompany the vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Richards
Woman's Club
Jenna Anderson
Mary Jo Culver
William Culver
David Freeberg
Karen Kieweg
Dorothy Thomas
Diane Hansen
Linda Foght
Beth Kir
Roselynn Ludwig
Marilyn Miller
Wilna McFarland
RoAnn Doerring
Dorothy Jambrek
Rowan Schmidt
Kathleen Johnson
Francine Watson
Sally Garris
Agnes Bock
J. R. Dart
Donald Benoit
Rae Wesener
Patti Jo Smiles
Emil Nowitke
Mrs. Richards
Dorothy “Ambrek
Local Women Voters Board Sets Assignments in Kenosha
Kenosha League of Women Voters members met at Mrs. Robert Lundskow’s home. Board roles assigned include bulletin Mrs Har old Herzog and action Mrs Robb Warren with members Harry Chernow in international relations Albert Shober economic resources Harry Ferris education and August Bon health. Summer unit groups planned with June 23 gathering at Mrs Albert Shober’s S 7th Ave home to discuss The Purpose and Policy of the League. Plans also made to attend the regional finance conference Friday June 27 in Jamesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha League of Women Voters
Robert Lundskow
Harold Herzog
Robb Warren
Harry Chemerow
Albert Shober
Harry Ferris
August Bon
S. 7Th Ave
Jamesville
Frank Simo Elected President of St Anthony Society
Frank Simo was elected president of the St. Anthony's Holy Name society at a Sunday breakfast meeting. Andrew Pavlik became vice president, Willard Arendt secretary, and James Tropin treasurer, with Rev. Michael S. Dutko installing officers. Professor Harold Urey, Nobel laureate, estimates the earth's age at three billion years. London reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Simo
St. Anthony’s Holy Name Society
Andrew Pavlik
Willard Arendt
James Tropin
Michael S. Dutko
Harold Urey
London
Kenosha Woman's Club Card Party Set for June 25
Welfare department of the Kenosha Woman's club will host a card party in the Gertrude M. Alford auditorium on Wednesday June 25. Proceeds benefit welfare projects including the Kenosha Mental Hygiene Society and Girl Scouts at Potawatomi Hills camp. Reservations close June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Woman’s Club
Gertrude M. Alford
Ralph Argyle
John McAleer
Walter Stripe
George Hollister
Douglas Rowell
James W. Hughes
Kenosha
Lutheran School Plans Dedication Concerted Week of Events
Lutheran High School in Racine plans evening activities this week ahead of the Sunday June 15 dedication. Students host evenings for elementary pupils and incoming high school students. Kenosha churches Bethany Friedens Mount Zion and St Luke’s participate. Commencement June 8 featured 39 graduates with Lois Kessler and Eugene Vedder as valedictorians. Civic leaders and supporters attend trustees’ meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Open house Friday includes alumni and local youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran High School
Racine
Lutheran
Kenosha
Lutheran Seminary
Thiensville
Wis
Carol Greening
Lois Kessler
Dorothy Kober
Mae Moskopf
Carol Selear
Eugene Vedder
The
Lutheran High School Association
Ladies Guild
Racine-Kenosha
Walther
Children Study Palestine At Methodist Church School
Children from ages five to twelve attend a workshop at First Methodist Church School exploring Palestine from Biblical times to modern Israel. Daily 9 to 11 30 a m through Friday June 20 includes Bible study correlated crafts games and songs with field trip to Kenosha public museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Israel
First Methodist Church
Kenosha
J. K. McCowan
Arthur Freeberg
Ice Cream Social Planned by The Children of Mary
The Children of Mary sociality will sponsor the season's first ice cream social at Holy Rosary church grounds on 22nd Ave at 45th St. The CYO band directed by Peter Niccolai plays 7 30 to 11 p.m. Miss Lucille Savaglio chairs with a large committee of women. Cakes, ice cream and beverages will be served. rain moves activities to the church hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Mary
Holy Rosary
22Nd Ave
45Th St
CYO Band
Peter Niccolai
Lucille Savaglio
Carmela DeCesaro
Vita Ritacca
Sylvia Cesario
Madeline Cravetta
Frances Pomponi
Mary Ann Puntilto
Luigina Pomponi
Community Club Meetings And Local Lodge Events
The Lily of the Valley Rebekah sewing circle meets at Mrs. Fred Burrow home 6719 21st Ave Wednesday at 10 00 a.m. American War Mothers convene at the courthouse Wednesday 2 00 p.m. Kenosha Commandery 30 hosts a potluck at the Masonic temple Wednesday 6 30 p.m. Mrs. Phil Pellock oversees arrangements. The DAV auxiliary gathers at club rooms Wednesday 8 00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burrow
21St Ave
Lily of the Valley
Rebekah Lodge
Court House
Kenosha Commandery
Masonic Temple
Phil Pellock
DAV
Zirbel Miller Exchange Vows In Pleasant Prairie
Miss Helen Zirbel of Pleasant Prairie and Paul Miller of Salem wed in a Pleasant Prairie Methodist church ceremony at 2 p.m. Rev. Joseph C. Yemm officiated with music by Mrs. Henry Richter and Peter Sprindis. The couple will reside in Pleasant Prairie after a reception for 300 at Fox River Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zirbel
Pleasant Prairie
Paul Miller
Salem
Pleasant Prairie Methodist Church
Joseph C. Yemm
Henry Richter
Peter Sprindis
Rose Zirbel
Ted Zirbel
32Nd Ave
June Zirbel
Dorothy Zirbel
Ann Jozapaitis
Suzanne Zirbel
Walter Zirbel
Warren
Robert Nelson
Lester Zirbel
Lloyd Stoxen
Ella Miller
Fox River Gardens
Wisconsin
Picnic for Midwest Students at Alford Park
Students from Picnic Children and the Midwest Music shop bands and their families enjoyed a Sunday outing at Alford Park. Proceeds from a recent concert funded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Music Shop
Alford Park
Skin care tips for summer beauty and cosmetics
Guard skin from sun and wind to avoid leathery dry look. Use night creams like Flowing Velvet and Night Skin Cream. Foundations help protection. visit for best shade and products. Special on Lotion Deodorant 407 size one dollar ends soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Cochran
Germaine Monteil
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Violet Campbell Weds K H Hackbarth in Gays Mills Ceremony
Violet Elaine Campbell and Kenneth Harold W Hackbarth exchanged nuptial vows at the Gays Mills Methodist church in an 8 p m candlelight ceremony. The bride wore a cathedral train gown with a seed pearl tiara and carried white roses. The wedding party included attendants from Wisconsin and beyond. After a northern Wisconsin Canadian honeymoon, the couple will reside in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Elaine Campbell
Kenneth Harold W Hackbarth
Gays Mills Methodist Church
Darwin Heuser
Lyle Campbell
Conrad
Mont
Harvey N. Campbell
Gays. Mills
Arthur Hackbarth
Bristol
John T. Conaway
Kenosha
Ona Heuser
la Crosse
Deloris Hartnell
Salem
Helena Campbell
Janesville
Marlene Dexter
Gays Mills
Donald Hackbarth
Richard Hartnell
Hallis and DuWain Campbell
Frank Campbell
Milton Schenning
Margie Campbell
Margery Jane Hackbarth
Roger Heuser
John Campbell
Wisconsin
Tomah
Wautoma
Burlington
Montana
Colorado
Michigan
Aiello couple welcomed a daughter in Kenosha
The Aiello family of 5921 6th Ave Kenosha announces the birth of a daughter on June 9. The child joins Mr and Mrs Edward Aiello in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Aiello
6Th Ave
Brownies Receive Wings and Pins At Scout Ceremony
At McKinley elementary school the Brownies of troop 48 were awarded wings and pins in the presence of mothers. Miss Joan Kilb spoke on the Intermediates program while Mrs. Floyd Pacey attached wings from a wishing well. Recipients included Gail Becker Sandra Brand Karen Conrad Janice Duffin Barbara Ericksen Kay Higgens Joyce Janowitz Jo Ann Krencis Sandra Kay Pacey Marilyn Reetz Carol Rosera Mary Lynn Schlater Asenath Swanningsor Janet Stines Marcia Moore Betsy Bareika Irene Andrade Karen Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Kilb
Floyd Pacey
Gail Becker
Sandra Brand
Karen Conrad
Janice Duffin
Barbara Ericksen
Kay Higgens
Joyce Janowitz
Jo Ann Krencis
Sandra Kay Pacey
Marilyn Reetz
Carol Rosera
Mary Lynn Schlater
Asenath Swanningsor
Janet Stines
Marcia Moore
Betsy Bareika
Irene Andrade
Karen Wyatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elizabeth Redmond
Miss Redmond
Meta Bean
Medical Social Service Department
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Willowbrook
R. V. Anderson
Anti-Tuberculosis Rand Health Association
Wata Board
Alice A. Nelson
Kenosha, Wis
Christian
Diener
Sisterhood Plans
Girl Scout
Wademoiselle
Pri
Fed
Edw. C. Borland Gems and Jewelry
Sixty-third Street
Rev. Novotony
Foresters Meeting
Local Women Voters Board
Frank Simo Society
Leslie Hamiltons
Leslie M. Hamilton
Cage Thomson’s
Thomas
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harry Smith
Kansasville
Rudolph Kobelske
Diane
Emma Smader
Lloyd Hamilton
Nancy
Elaine
Floyd Jarzomb
Elaine Peterson
Gilbert Brown
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Miss Peterson
Carol Laubenstein
Leonard Peterson
Lester Peterson
Charles Walker
Sam Behr
Pershing Blvd
Mildred
Kenosha High School
Marlene
McKinley Junior High School
Kurt Marquardt
St. Paul
Ark
Alfred Klein
Wallace Kehrein
Goldie R. Karr
Ozark
L. Jackson Derby
Messrs. and Mines
Ferdinand Klein
Dan Behr
Garhart Klein
Amos Reffitt
Arthur Klein
Emil Kaleck
Ben Weiss
Adolph Becker
Harold Klein
Jack Tracy
Edward Allen
Lydia Kaiser
Evelyn
Marilyn Marquardt
Helen Ricker
Richard Klein
Donald Kaleck
James Leo
James A. Lee
24Th Ave
South Kenosha
Danny
David
Joyce Ammerman
Janet Neubecker
Darlene
Donna Mae Heinz
Joan
Kenneth Kopesky
James
Gary
Robert
Linda Lee
Ricky
Susan Sutart
Robert Schneider
Edith Neubecker
M. F. Bayer
25Th Ave
Lake Forest Academy
Lake Forest
Willard G. Hadlock
George Hadlock
Highland Park
Hadlock
Bayers
Hughes
Edson Ogden
36Th Ave
Ben Dallmann
Minneapolis
Dallmanns
Lutheran School
Anthony
22Nd Avenue
Neumode
Sox
Methodist Church
Club Guide
Peggy Geddes
P. S
P. G
Violet Campbell Bride
K. H. Hackbarth
McKinley
India
Wm. W. Richards
FINE
Round the World
Edie Trempers
Hy. 31
McKeon Rd
J Pisa
Howard N. Obertin
G. Robert Palmerin
Sixth Ave
Member Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Association
Evans
Dad
Isermann Brothers
Fifty-sixth Street
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