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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
5
Wesley Orvis was elected president to succeed W T Marlatt. Richard Kearney remains vice president Vernon Lafayette continues as secretary treasurer. Phil Sander is back on the board for four years with Paul Gillingham replacing Howard Russell. Meetings are set for July at Twin Lakes and August at Trevor.
Albany Calif eight year old Donna High climbed into a garbage can while hiding from the atom bomb yesterday and became stuck. Firefighters used twenty minutes of hack sawing and tin snipping to free the child, highlighting modern make believe and its complications.
Glen Mross of Racine was elected as ogee Life Underwriters association officer. Other officers named include Eugene Hammond Kenosha vice president Oscar Hertsgaard Racine secretary John Scruff Racine treasurer Edward Jeanett Kenosha director for one year Stanley Grosskopf Racine national committee man and Henry Roper Jr Kenosha retiring president member of the board. The new officers will attend a two day leaders training council at Elkhart lake June 27 28. The association voted $50 to the national memorial fund and the picnic is set for July 17 with location not announced.
Albert Woods was named chairman of a new Catholic committee on scouting for the Kenosha council. Richard Wal kowski is secretary and Howard Manson treasurer. Rev. Charles J. Verhalen and Arnold Bailey presided at the organizing meeting at St. Mark's school hall. Masses are planned at Camp Oh Da Ko Ta on Sundays and Aug 15. A scout retreat is set for Oct 4-5 with a committee meeting Aug 1 at St. Mark's.
Uptown Businessmen's Association plans its fourth annual Fall Stampede August 18 to 23. Activities include a kiddies parade, an amateur night, a beard contest, a costume parade, an Indian dance, street dancing, and a street quartet. Men may register with Uptown merchants the week of June 23.
Three local members of the Woman's Relief corps attended the state convention. Representing the local corps were Mrs. William Aarts, delegate, Mrs. Charles Pfan miller, acting senior state vice president, and Mrs. Fred Klabunde, a past president. Mrs. Klabunde was elected state patriotic instructor. Members plan a dinner at Madison in July for Mrs. Daisy Heinmann. They also received an invitation to the basket picnic at King Veterans' hospital July 26, the Corps Day observance.
The Artemis Club met at the Italian American Hall for their regular session. They scheduled the annual fall scholarship formal dance and an August wiener roast. Dance chairman Mrs. Joseph Renzoni named her committee: the Mines, with members Philip Pierangeli Joseph Sarzani Lawrence Bonofiglio Clarence Matalas John Sadowski Matt Hermann Nelle Copen Charles Bonofiglio and Miss Rita Rosselli.
Oshkosh cord full obituary reports Paul Ostovero Jr. 15 of Appleton died today from injuries after a truck crash last night when the vehicle lost control and overturned on a highway in Menasha township.
Arturo and Evelyn bring a Kenosha and Racine dance studio review to the Gateway theater at 8 tonight. The program features Jimmy and Kay from Racine in adagio dancing and students aged 3 to adult in varied costumes. It is their first Ke nosha show since opening the studio.
The Confederation of Employers in Sweden says women will receive a 10 percent wage increase and men an 8 percent raise under a new master agreement.
The Community Baptist Church held a Father and Son Banquet with Rev. Dr. Coonley of Milwaukee delivering a talk titled Father Knows Best. Mike Petersen of Williams Bay acted as toastmaster, Eugene VanDer Zeen toasted the fathers, and James Vanke gave a toast to the sons. Jayle Hansen led community singing as a men’s quartet and instrumental trio performed, with the Friendship guild serving dinner.
The Whitbeck Rebekah lodge will hold their final meeting of the season on Thursday. Members are invited to attend the closing gathering and discuss upcoming year plans.
The Odd Fellows temple hosts an 8 p m gathering with Mrs William Gross as noble grand. Past noble grands will be honored and reports on the Rhinelander Wisconsin state assembly trip will be given by Mrs William Iverson with Mrs Harry Collins attending.
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