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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1946

Page

5

Simmons Library Summer Reading Picks

The Simmons Library offers a summer reading menu featuring novels and non fiction titles by Caldwell Bottome Dick Dale Schmitt Ward Roark Waugh DuMaurier Huli H Hoke Flesch Ingersoll Gould Starling Levenstein Masters Halsey and others. Highlights include This Side of Innocence The Life Line Country Heart The Snake Pit Wake of the Red Witch Brideshead Revisited The King's General Skinny Angel Art of Plain Talk and Top Secret.

Waugh DuMaurier Cornwall Rebecca Huli—Hawk Hoke VU. S Flesch Ingersoll Gould

St George School Holds Annual Picnic at Simmons Park

St George school held its annual picnic at Simmons Park with a day of games and a noon luncheon hosted by the Home and School association for Rev F J Hillenbrand Rev Raymond Winkler and the sisters of St George. Students placed in races across grades from first to eighth including dash duck wheelbarrow three legged and shoe scramble events with winners named throughout.

St. George School Simmons’ Park Home and School Association F. J. Hillenbrand Raymond Winkler Sisters of St. George Donald Capelli Clyde Belongia Ronald Capelli John Slater Raymond Kolman Donald Marquises Georgiana Krebs Jane Krahn Betty Wenman Nancy Zeven Nancy Pitsch Joan Gosselin Richard Beltoya Clifford Briggs Allen Hall Eugene Halmo Albert Stefani George Tennessen Vina Belongia Marilyn Thomas Barbara Koblanski Joan Thomas Barbara Koblenski John Koling James Fortner Edward Bonn Thomas Lees Jerry Schnuck Margaret Kaufman Joanne Doesmagen Donna Slater Beverly Bambrough

Robert Shimer Weds in Chicago

Ruth Herman of Highland Park and Robert Shimer of Kenosha were married this morning at 10 in Thorndike Hilton chapel on the University of Chicago campus. The groom, a Kenosha High School graduate, later attended Wisconsin, served in Europe and Norway, and now resumes studies at the University of Chicago. They will reside at 6215 University Avenue after July 1.

Ruth Herman Highland Park Robert Shimer Edward H. Shimer Fifth Avenue Kenosha Thorndike Hilton Chapel University of Chicago C. E. Herman Kenosha High School University of Wisconsin Supreme Headquarters Europe Norway Chicago University University Avenue Chicago

Bridal Pair Settles On County Line Road In Raicine

Mrs Esther Sievers wed Andrew John Anderson on June 8 at Messiah Lutheran church Raicine with Rev C Wilber Nelson officiating. Bride attended by sister Betty. best man Russell Anderson. Supper for 30 and reception for 300 at Sturtevant village hall. Couple to northern Wisconsin trip.

County Line Road Andrew John Anderson Messiah Lutheran Church Racine C. Wilber Nelson Esther Sievers August Sievers Betty Russell Anderson Sturtevant Berg Anderson Somers

Oatmeal Comparable to Two Slices of Bread in Value

An average serving of oatmeal without sugar or cream provides about the same nutritional value as two slices of bread.

High Blood Pressure The Killer Free Book Offer

An oped touts a new method for high blood pressure with remarkable daily results. The Ball Clinic promotes a free book titled High Blood Pressure The Killer detailing modern methods and relief, with no obligation, sending requests to Ball Clinic Dept 8965 Excelsior Springs Missouri.

Oped Ball Clinic Excelsior i Springs Missouri

Hats Lead June Bride Trend In 1946 Fashion

June brides embrace practical styles and flexible hats as an era of tradition smashing returns. Jewelers and milliners collaborate on standout toppers designed to pair with formal gowns or adaptable outfits. White hackle hats with diamond clips offer removable veils for post wedding wear and cocktails.

Youth for Christ Rally Set for June 29 in Kenosha

Youth for Christ local unit announces its second annual outdoor rally to be held Saturday June 29 at Washington Bowl Kenosha. The event features a 7 p m parade led by Bill Allen and the Chicago Youth for Christ band with speakers Billy Graham Orval Butcher and Stratton Shufelt. An overflow crowd is anticipated with special lighting and a 5 30 p m dinner at Baptist Tabernacle.

Kenosha Racine Youth For Christ Youth For Christ International Kenosha Lake Front Washington Bowl Seventeenth Avenue Washington Road Kenosha The Baptist Tabernacle Twenty-second Avenue Bowl Bill Allen Twirler Zion Majorettes Wonder Horse Bill Schneider Zion Chicago Youth For Christ Billy Graham Orval Butcher Appleton Wisconsin Stratton Shufelt

Engagement Announcements From Local Families

Engagements reveal Vera Suriano to Clarence Thompson Jr. and Margaret Martha Bisciglia to Alexander Chiappetta. Zibelle Scheunemann to Elmer A Norby announced by Mr and Mrs Frank Scheunemann. No wedding dates set for any couple.

Carmen Suriano Fourteenth Avenue Vera Clarence Thompson, Jr Clarence Thompson Fifty Fourth Street Frank Bisciglia Margaret Martha Alexander Michael Chiappetta Carmen Chiappetta Frank Scheunemann Twentieth Avenue Zibelle Elmer A. Norby Andrew Norby Thirty-sixth Avenue

Doll of Many Moods Delights Small Fry with Responsive Baby-Doll

A soft pink and blue doll for young girls offers moods of smile cry and sleep at the push of a hidden button. Dressed in plush pink and blue flannel the doll provides interactive play. A tip suggests adding hazel to water to polish windows.

Von Papen Defends Role in 1932 Safeguards

Franz von Papen testified at the international military tribunal that he proposed safeguards in 1932 to block Hitler from seizing dictatorial power. He said the first Hitler government was non Nazi at his instigation and aimed to maintain world peace, but Hitler took control after von Hindenburg’s death.

Nuernberg Franz von Papen International Military Tribunal Today Adolf Hitler Hitler von Hindenburg

125 Arrests for Wisconsin Conservation Violations

Madison Wis U P reports 125 persons were arrested last month for violating state conservation laws. Of these 118 were convicted immediately, with the majority of arrests for fishing violations.

Madison Wis U.P Wisconsin State Conservation Department

Wisconsin Members Voted on Recent Roll Calls in Congress

Washington records show Wisconsin senators and representatives positions on key votes. Senators La Follette and Wiley are listed with varying stances and abstentions on reorganizing bills and price controls, while House members split on rivers and harbors amendments, labor measures, and pay provisions for armed forces.

Washington Congress Wisconsin

Fall back to FASTEETH for secure denture fit

Prevent false teeth from slipping or wobbling with FASTEETH powder. The alkaline, non gummy formula adds comfort by firmly holding plates without a pasty taste. Accessible at drug stores for quick denture stabilization.

Congressional Roll Call Fragments Reflect Veto Debate

Fragmentary OCR notes show a vote tally with veto context. Names include Byrnes Henry Keefe Murray Smith Stevenson and opponents such as Bie miller Hull Wasielewski O K onski. The snippet indicates a sustained veto 135 to 255 with party or bloc alignments unclear.

Henry, Keefe, Smith, Stevenson Wasielewski Murray O’konski Biemiller Hull Byrnes Big Sandy Henry Hull Keefe Smith Stevenson O Kowski Labor Department

Caligula’s Banquetded Horse Incitatus Dazzles Romans

Roman emperor Caligula honored his horse Incitatus by hosting banquets attended by prominent Romans who were required to dine with the animal. The odd courtly display underscored Caligula’s extreme reverence for his steed.

Caligula

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Simmons Library Gilbert M. Simmons Library Caldwell Lindsey Bottome Austria Tasmania Dale Schmitt David the King David Ward Roark South Seas Amiss Starling White House Secret Service Wilson Franklin D. Roosevelt Levenstein Halsey St. George Bali Clinic Excelsior Springs Devel 6Th Ave Jacob Stern Dorothy Roe Associated Press Fashion Bisciglia Chiappetta Harvard Law Edwin N. Griswold Belmont Mass Harvard Law School James M. Landis U. S. Solicitor General von Papen Senate Byrd LaFollette Wiley Reorganization of Congress Dickerson Sixth Ave Itle Beauty Brentwood Waverly Northwestern Drapery Co Union Union Dye
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