Girl Scout Council Reports at June Meeting in Kenosha
The Kenosha Girl Scout council met in the Woman's club for its June session hearing festival results and camp plans. Reports highlighted the International Festival success at Lake Front stadium and two summer day camps with 162 registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Pottawatomie Hills
Kenosha
Woman’s Club
Harry Chemerow
Sohinpel 3
Whnien
Lake Front
Gilbert Lance
J. R. McElwain
Robert Grover
Edward Scheckler
Pottawatomie Hills, Jr
Girl Scout Little House
Seventy-sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Camp Hi-Oak- Ma
Dunnebacke Woods
Twentysecond Avenue
Washington Road
War Mothers in Regular Meeting
Gold star mothers to be honored during the Fourth of July events. A gathering of War Mothers at the Odd Fellows temple heard plans for attendees to meet at the American Legion clubrooms at 1 30 on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Osterman
Odd Fellows’ Temple
American Legion
Downey Hospital
Steve O'Hanlon
A. H. Jones
Fred Hansen
William Gardner
Peter Pasalick
Hugh Morton
William Koos
Earl Jornt
Jornt
Joyce Phillips
Jane Knoedler
Marthea Kraemer
George Young
Harvey Thomey
Carl Wickstrand
Charles Stenstrom
Fourteenth Avenue
Artemis Club Social Evening Delights Members
The Artemis club hosted an entertaining evening for husbands replacing the regular meeting. Nicholas Magaro showed films at the Italian-American club including Oars and Paddles Heads Up and Lets Go Fishing. Buffet was served by Mrs. Joseph Renzoni and the Mines. Plans for a semi formal dance in September were announced with chairs Mrs. Mario Pediconi and Mrs. Michael Rizzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemis Club
Nicholas Magaro
Joseph Renzoni
John Sadanski
Frank Ruffalo
A. D. Barr
John Bonadio
Michael Chiappetta
Mario Pediconi
Michael Rizzo
Church Groups Schedule Meetings Tomorrow Afternoon and Evening
Various church and service groups plan meetings tomorrow at multiple homes and churches. Trinity Lutheran Mrs Irvin Baumann hosts at 7080 Forty first avenue. St Luke s 500 at 7411 Thirty third avenue. St Paul s Group 2 at 2404 Lincoln road. Moose ritual staff meets at 7 30 p m at club rooms. Wesley W S C S gathers at Mrs Robert Gillmore s home. First Congregational Marflower group at church 6 30 p m with Mrs Clarence S Everett and Mrs Alex Oleon as hosts. First Presbyterian Woman s Service Guild at 2 p m for missionary session with Mrs George Clark and Mrs Elizabeth Crone hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Baumann
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. D. Bartelle
Fortyfirst Avenue
St. Luke's 500
Orrie Hill
Thirtythird Avenue
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Arthur Strom
Lincoln Road
Women of the Moose
W.S.C.S
Wesley
Robert Gillmore
Marflower Group
First Congregational Church
Clarence S. Everett
Alex Oleon
Woman's Service Guild
First Presbyterian Church
George Clark
Elizabeth Crone
Women Voters Plan Summer Group Meetings
Kenosha County League of Women Voters scheduled five study groups for July and August at 1 p m on the second and fourth Mondays at Southport park. The first session is Thursday June 27 with topics on Atomic Energy Baruch Report Russia Poland Get Out the Vote Cabinet Personalities and The State Department presented by named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Herbert Rosengren
Russia
Poland
Maude Shelton
Arthur Lawrence
Albert Shober
State Department
M. M. Morss
Applications for Marriages Include Many Local Pairings
A list of proposed marriage license applications features couples from multiple streets and cities. Names include Allan Goff and Marie Pfeiffer. Robert Weiss and LaVerne Zylke. Joseph Badura and Victoria Slosar. Clifford Buehrens and Lydia Pikna. Milan Stefancic and Ann Sacco. Robert Janisky and Kathryn Sullivan. Chester Pawlak and Sophie Skipper. William Markes and Phyllis Ginney. Concha Rizzo and Edna Falak. Edward Morton and Lorraine Ramlow. Aladar Secanky and Josephine Szczepanowski. Roger Murty and Olive Holm. Lee Marcoe and Edna Falak. Arline Stein and Lee Early. Albert Hart and Mary Hasselman. Warren Gillmore and Ruth Winfield. Harold Schulte and Evelyn Bartman. Stephen Kudella and Mary Kudela. Bennie Hagen and Ann Digris. Frank Kuryanowicz and Jo Pristow. Edward Larsen and Betty Gandt. Claude Shinn and Lorraine Williamson. Donald Tayton and Edith Merkwart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Andrew Goff
Tenth Avenue
Marie Julie Pfeiffer
Eleventh Avenue
Robert Arnold Weiss
Fifth Avenue
LaVerne Marie Zylke
Seventy-sixth Street
Joseph Stephen Badura
Fiftieth Street
Victoria Stella Slosar
Fourteenth Avenue
Clifford Arthur Buehrens
New York
Lydia Joan Pikna
Twenty-second Avenue
Milan
Matthew Stefancic
Seventh Avenue
Ann Velma Sacco
Robert James Janisky
Twenty-third Avenue
Kathryn Myrtle Sullivan
Chester Jacob Pawlak
Washington Road
Sophie Harriet Skipper
William Stanley Markes
Seventieth
Phyllis Wanita Ginney
Fifty-sixth
Charles Peter Rizzo
Eighteenth Avenue
Concha Marie Rizzo
Fifty-third Street
Edward Glen Morton
Chicago
Lorraine Ann Alma Ramlow
Twentieth Avenue
Aladar Secanky
Mead Street
Racine
Josephine Theresa Szczepanowski
Roger James Murty
Schultz
Olive Marie Holm
Sixtieth Street
Chester Peter Marcoe
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Edna Mae Falak
Donald Harmon Tayton
Pleasant Prairie
Edith Violet Merkwart
Father Cuthbert Visits Kenosha Relatives
The Very Rev. Cuthbert Gumb binger O F M Cap S T D left Kenosha after ten days with his mother Mrs Alfred Gumbinger and family. Mrs Gumbinger hosted Bishop Mathew Niedhammer of Bluefields Nicaragua and local priests at dinner as his kin and friends gathered. He heads to New York then Rome on June 20 to begin his role as secretary general of the Capuchin Order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert Gumbbinger
O.F.M
Cap. S.T.D
New York City
Alfred Gumbinger
Thirtyfirst Avenue
Mayans Used Cacao Beans as Ancient Coin
Historians note that the Maya civilization valued cacao beans as a form of currency used in trade. Artifacts and records show cacao served as a medium of exchange, with beans representing value in markets and transactions across cities.
Shower honors for Elaine Seavert bride elect
Social gestures surround Elaine Seavert ahead of her June 29 wedding to Russell Frederickson. A party at her home on Sixtieth Street drew twenty guests and featured a miniature bride centerpiece and pastel umbrellas. gifts were personal in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Swift
Elaine Seavert
Sixtieth Street
Russell Frederickson
Ruth
Lucylle Scholler
Berger Hall
Dorothy
Chester H. Woroch
Miss Scholler
Therese Funk
Snap-on Tools Corporation
Methodist Adult Youth Recital and Tea at First Church
The Methodist Adult Youth Fellowship sponsors an organ recital on Sunday June 23 at 3 30. Mrs. Frank Wehner will preside at the organ during the recital. Tea follows in the church fellowship room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Adult Youth Fellowship
The
First Methodist Church
Frank Wehner
Beth Hillel Congregation Dinner This Wednesday
Members of the Beth Hillel congregation will hold their annual dinner Wednesday evening at 6 15 at the temple. Annual committee reports will be given and there will be group discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Hillel
Temple
Styles Fly Down To Rio Gala Fashion Showing
United Press reports New York's 32 evening gowns a bridal costume and eight models head to Rio for Copacabana Club debut. Gowns by nine American shops shown at El Morocco preview feature black and white themes with dramatic veils and bare bosoms. Designers include Mark Mooring, Hattie Carnegie, Sophie of Saks Fifth Avenue, Priscilla Bendel, and Benenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
New York
Copacabana
Alexander
William Morris
el Morocco
Tappe
Mark Mooring
Bergdorf Goodman
Black Brigade
Fira Benenson
Bonwit Teller
Miss Benenson
Hattie Carnegie
Sophie
Saks Fifth Avenue
Priscilla
Henri Bendel
Newcomers Club Banquet Features New Officers and Music
The Newcomers Club held its annual banquet at the D A W hall with pink and white decorations and roses. Mrs James B Kemp became president for the year and announced committee chairs including Mrs Richard Black and Mrs Donald Tracy. A concert program by local students and a marimba duo followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.W. Hall
James B. Kemp
Richard Black
Donald Tracy
Lloyd Goldsberry
Joan Spies
Doris Kassel
Richard Beard
Gerda Lemke
Claire Herstedt
James Blodgett
Cyril Nicoll
Alfred Easterday
Roy Fonk
F. J. Croak
Victor Krefl
Door-knockers in Colonial brass styles for doors
Door-knockers back in authentic Colonial reproductions offered in heavy front door models and lighter satin styles for interior doors. Dial 5121 for your Classified Ad.
Patricia O'Hare Elected to Post in State Group
Patricia O'Hare daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren O'Hare 1523 Sixty-first Street was elected secretary treasurer of the Girl Reserves of Wisconsin at a state convention in Waukesha The convention began Saturday and will end Thursday Also attending from Kenosha were Lois Ann Witt Mary Jane Pelligrino and Dolores Dyberg Miss Leone Schuessler advisor to the Kenosha senior high school faculty Patricia was among 28 honor students she had led the senior Girl Reserves and other groups Carol Faber of Janesville was elected president and Clarice Roth of Milwaukee vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia O'Hare
Warren O'Hare
Sixty-first Street
Girl Reserves
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Kenosha
Lois Ann Witt
Mary Jane Pelligrino
Dolores Dyberg
Leone Schuessler
Patricia
Service Scouts
Carol Faber
Janesville
Clarice Roth
Milwaukee
County Couple Wed At Wilmot
Miss Bernice Mary Elverman of Fox River wed Marvin J. Richter of Twin Lakes at Holy Name parsonage Wilmot. The Rev Harold O Connor officiated the 12:30 ceremony with Ethel Joerndt and Edmund Robers as attendants. Guests came from Chicago Burlington Richmond Cicero and nearby towns. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Mary Elverman
Fox River
John Elverman
Marvin J. Richter
Twin Lakes
Holy Name Parsonage
Wilmot
Harold O'Connor
Ethel Joerndt
Edmund Robers
Local Birth Notices From Kenosha St Catherine and Bristol
Birth announcements list daughters and sons born to families in Kenosha St Catherine Bristol and area with dates June 18 and June 17. Dads and moms include Myron Dorfman Henry Hannes Sam Puntillo Richard Kiesler Harry Paskiewicz Albert Ondahl and addresses such as 421 Seventy fifth street Apt F eight Thirty first court 2424 Fifty fourth street Rt 4 Box 174 Bristol and 2826 Twenty fifth avenue. A kitchen safety note advises keeping knives away from the stove to protect steel temper and blade sharpness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hannes
Thirty-first Court
Sam Puntillo
Fifty-fourth Street
Richard Kiesler
Bristol
Harry Paskiewicz
Twenty-fifth Avenue
Albert Ondahl
Rt. 4
Box 174
Dorothy Rogers Weds Richard G Noble in Pink Peony Wedding
Dorothy Jane Rogers and Richard Gordon Noble married in a First Methodist church ceremony. The couple, with a double ring service, featured pink and white peonies, white satin dress, and attendants Florice Elaine Rogers Phyllis Shea and Betty Hardie. They will reside in Stevens Point after summer plans in Madison and the university summer session attended by Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Jane Rogers
Richard Gordon Noble
Fred E. Frankson
First Methodist Church
Jean Crow
Frank Wehner
Harry Rogers
Florice
Elaine Rogers
Phyllis Jean Shea
Ramsey
Mich
Betty Jane Hardie
Miss Shea
Miss Hardie
Dorothy Rogers Noble
Richard G. Noble
M. E. Church
Stevens Point
Whitewater State Teachers’ College
Eligible Men Outnumber Girls
Postwar census analysis shows a surplus of marriageable men despite wartime losses. Dr Hope T Flodridge of the U S Bureau of Census notes 3 7 million excess men in 1940 reduced by 300 thousand during the war leaving a generous pool. Women can take time shopping for a suitable partner without panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope T. Fl Dridge
U. S
Advises Average Woman to Learn Secret of Charm
Ruth Millett argues that the average woman is judged by flawed beauty standards and should shift focus from looks to charm. She suggests mastering homemaking, cooking, and motherhood while developing the mind to become charming and capable rather than pursuing pin up beauty.
One-Crust Pies Tip for Seasonal Fruit Checks
This excerpt promotes economical baking by using a single pastry crust for fruit pies. It suggests trimming scraps, shaping small decorative pieces, baking them on a sheet, and placing them atop the filling to finish the pie.
W S C S Circles Plan Thursday Meetings
The Womens Society of Christian Service at First Methodist announces Thursday gatherings hosted by members. Group 1 hosts a pot-luck picnic at Mrs J P Preston 1628 Washington Road. Group 2 meets at Mrs C H Bullamore 6024 22nd Avenue. Group 3 uses the church ladies lounge with Mrs Frank Crow and Mrs Sam Fry assisting. Group 5 meets at Mrs Orrin McFaddin 2932 73rd Street. Mrs G G Sherer hosts Group 6 at 5303 35th Avenue. Group 8 meets at Mrs Russell Hamachek 7323 26th Avenue. Group 9 holds a 2 PM dessert bridge at Mrs William Klingaman 7017 Fifth Avenue. Group 10 has a pot-luck picnic at Lincoln Park. Groups 4 and 7 do not meet on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens’ Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
J. P. Preston
Washington Road
C. H. Bullamore
Twenty-second Avenue
L. R. Fink
Frank Crow
Sam Fry
Orrin McFaddin
Seventy-third Street
G. G. Sherer
Thirty-fifth Avenue
Russell Hamachek
Twenty-sixth Avenue
William Klingaman
Fifth Avenue
Lincoln Park
Georgiana Hoffman to Wed Frank Wallace
Mr and Mrs George F Hoffman announce the engagement of their daughter Georgiana to Frank G Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Wallace. The couple plans an August wedding and will reside after the ceremony at 234 Thirty Third Avenue and 1904 Sixty First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Hoffman
Thirty-third Avenue
Georgiana
Frank G. Wallace
Stanley Wallace
Sixty-first Street
Home Canned Foods Lose Flavor Color After One Year
Food storage guidance notes that home canned items kept longer than a year tend to become soft and dull in flavor and color, suggesting quality decline with extended storage.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elkhorn
Scheckler
National Girl Scout Headquarters
Pottawatomiee Hills Camp
G. F. Loomis
Juliette Low
Juliette
Club Guide
Sixth Ave
Women
Father Cuthbert
Shower
Geraldine Lodgenski
Paul Lodgenski
Jacob Stocker
Robert Zinda
Zinda
Germany
Lansing
Lois Johnson
Robert Scharnek
Reading
Dorothea Gregerson
Sixty-ninth Street
Dolores Johnson
Frank Slagoski
Thirtieth Avenue
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Wausau
Wis
Lee Benedict
Frank Higgins
Union Grove
George Higgins
Alfred Funk
Susan Dettmer
Ethel
Eric Dibble
Claudia
Berwyn
Ill
Lawrence Dettmer
Daily Vacation Bible School
St. Mary's Lutheran Church
22Nd Ave. and
Rusm Wel
Betty Shoppe
United Press
Bernice Elverman Richter
Wilmot Holy Name Church
University of Wisconsin
Myron Dorfman
Seventy-fifth Street
St. Catherines
Dorothy Rogers
Noble
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Sigma Sigma Sigma Fraternity
Monroe
Madison
Strongs Avenue
Methodist Church
Robert Paske
Crandall
John Pynaker
Irving Furs
Leader
Turner
L Turner Sons
Turners Telegraph
Ruth Millett
NEA
White Elephant and Rummage Sale
First Baptist Church
Rummage Sale
ST. Luke’s School
30Th Avenue
Georgiana Hoffman
Frank Wallace
Fine Foods
Flamingo Lake Shore Rd
Cold Ray
Cold Wave
Others
Allure Beauty Shoppe
Kenosha National Bank Building
June Thompson and
June DE Nio
Virginia White
Agnes Kleist
the Town Beauty Shop
6Th Ave
Washington
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