Mrs Wehner to Present Organ Recital on Sunday
The Young Adult Fellowship of the First Methodist church invites members and friends to an organ recital by Mrs Frank Wehner at 3 30 Sunday afternoon June 23 followed by a tea. The church organist and choir director is a respected local musician and teacher. Her program includes four groups of selections for organ featuring Bach Wagner Brahms Lefebvre Wely Dubois Sullivan Tchaikowsky Rogers Strauss and Mendelssohn among others.
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The
First Methodist Church
Frank Wehner
Wehner
Methodist Church
Husband fights to join wife in leper colony
A 65-year-old husband plans to join his leprous wife in the colony, stating he does not seek martyrdom but happiness with her. The piece reflects on marriage vows and whether enduring misfortune together is the true essence of marriage.
Home Ownership Means Security
Ruth Millett notes veterans and families express relief and pride in owning a home after wartime rental life. They claim security from displacement, autonomy in raising children and pets, and the freedom to live as they choose despite today’s higher prices. Homeownership is framed as lasting personal security beyond rent.
Country Club Plans Guest Day for Ladies' Day
Women of the Kenosha Country club plan to invite guests to the next Ladies' Day on June 25 with luncheon reservations available by Friday. The day features morning and afternoon golf matches and a special bridge party in the afternoon. This week's event was rain shortened to cards and visiting.
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Kenosha Country Club
Mineral wool first produced commercially in Wales in 1840
Historical note records the first commercial production of mineral wool in Wales in 1840. It states the material was used for insulation, marking an early industrial application in British manufacturing history.
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Wales
Social View Celebrates Jo Ann Pristov Bridal Showers
Multiple bridal showers honor Miss Jo Ann Pristov ahead of her June wedding to Frank Kuryanowicz with cards games luncheon and gifts. Other showers for Lucille Rasch Olivia Gentile June Claire Alberts Esther Martino and Miss Pristov’s circle are noted along with a recovery report for Mrs Frank Slagoski after an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Gentile
Albert Gentile
Twentieth Avenue
Esther Martino
Lawrence Bonofiglio
Sunny Skins Go Sallow at Night
Night lighting makes sunny daytime skin turn sallow. Use pink powder and foundation free of yellow undertone. Apply rich fuchsia lipstick to offset yellowing. Dress colors should counteract night light with muted blue green gray pinks and chalk white.
Starving Chinese Eat Bark Weeds and Hulls in Food Crisis
Report describes famine conditions in China where people resort to eating tree bark, weeds, and cottonseed hulls, with mud occasionally consumed to endure extreme hunger. Authorities warn a wider famine threat as supplies dwindle and relief efforts struggle.
Navy Club Plans July Convalescent Ward Service
At Ship No. 40 auxiliary meeting Mrs. William Jensen was named rehabilitation chairman replacing Mrs. Nicholas Leipzig. She will lead a July ward visit at Great Lakes with Mrs. William Schneider assisting, bringing cards books and music, plus knitted yarn articles.
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William Jensen
Navy Club Auxiliary
Jensen
Nicholas Leipzig
William Schneider
Great Lakes
Arthur Schulte
Fortieth Avenue
Helen Wallig
Chamber of Commerce
Akron
National Convention of Navy Clubs
Ardelle Rusicki
Bride Should Look Angelic On Wedding Day
Beauty guidance advises brides to appear angelic with simple hair, subtle makeup, and natural glow. Recommendations cover hairdos, veils, makeup choices, skin care, and avoiding heavy eyeshadow or false lashes for a soft, composed wedding-day look.
Marriage License Applications Listing Couples Across Cities
A list of proposed marriage licenses shows partners including Henry Huff Pennock Jr and Alma Winifred Madara from Pennsylvania, James Hood Racine and Josephine Rolfes, with many other pairs from Wisconsin Ohio and California. The notices provide full names and street addresses for each intended marriage as filed.
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Henry Huff Pennock, Jr
K.Y.F
Alma Winifred Madara
Altoona
Donald Harmon Layton
Thorntown
Ind
Edith Violet Markwart
Pleasant Prairie
James William Hood
Cleveland Avenue
Racine
Josephine Catherine Rolfes
Sixtieth Street
John Edward Glebs
Linden Avenue
Esther Orvilla Kreuser
Sixty-sixth
Reinhold Jack Edquist, Jr
Sixty-second
Rachel Spizzirri
Fifty-seventh
Robert Franklin Hopper
Bernice Margaret Jensen
Clarence Fredericks Wachs
Tenth Avenue
Anne Grigorick
Nineteenth Avenue
Richard Nelson Brennan
Twenty-second Avenue
Irene Madeline Kleteca Hoye
Twentieth Avenue
Henry Joseph Gosselin
Eleventh Avenue
Shirley May Hughes
Sixty-fifth Street
Victor Magnus
Rt. 1
Waukegan
Minnie Wienke
Bristol
Richard Fulmer
Eighth Avenue
Joan Bernice Broughton
Los Angeles
Cal
Howard Stewart Andersen
Seventeenth Avenue
Hazel Ethel Dodds
Summer Dance At St George's Weekly CYO Return
The city wide CYO plans another Friday dance at St George hall from 8 to 11 pm with latest recordings. Rev Edgar Braun says summer dances will continue due to strong requests. Refreshments provided. Organizers include Robert Gruber Jerome Strupp Audrey Vick and Sharon Myers.
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C.Y.O
St. George Hall
Edgar F. Braun
Robert Gruber
Jerome Strupp
Audrey Vick
Sharon Myers
Versatile Rouge Unites Dress Colors and Lipstick Shade
A new all purpose lipstick merges blue red with a golden cast to harmonize dress colors and makeup. The shade Sunbird adapts to the dress color near the face, allowing multicolored outfits without clashing tones.
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Joseph
Hillcrest 4H Club Plans July Meeting and Leadership Camp Reports
Hillcrest Hustlers 4H group schedules a regular meeting on Tuesday July 2 followed by a Wiener roast. Delegates will report on experiences from the leadership camp at Lake Geneva.
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Hillcrest Hustlers
Lake Geneva
Spinach Sprigs Elevate Fresh Spring Salad
Fresh spinach sprigs join a tossed spring salad with other vegetables. A boiled dressing enhances the wholesome fresh flavor and brightens the dish.
Sheila Smith Weds Howard H Harms
Sheila Smith and Howard H Harms married Sunday June 9 at the First Congregational church in Somers by Rev Ralph Mayo. The couple, now living with the bride's parents on Rt 4, traveled after the ceremony and plan to reside at home to friends while the groom works at American Brags and the bride at Wards.
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Rt. 4
Howard Henry Harms
First Congregational Church
Somers
Ralph Mayo
Sam Smith
Louisa Harris
Sheridan Road
Dolores
Merlyn
Minnesota
Wyoming
Dark makeup shifts to younger looking skin
The piece argues replacing pink-and-white makeup with darker foundations and powders to counteract sagging skin and bone structure. It claims peach or copper tones brighten dull complexion, soften age lines, and reduce under-eye circles, while light pink and ivory tones reveal age.
Two New Babies Reported in Bristol and New York
Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Remus in Bristol a son on June 17 and to Mr and Mrs Joseph Rondeau at 6520 Tenth Avenue a daughter on June 19. The note adds a historical aside that in the 16th century doctors wore rings on their thumbs.
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Robert Remus
Bristol
Joseph Rondeau
Tenth Avenue
Elaine Cluckey Weds Zion Man At M.E. Church
Elaine Pauline Cluckey marries John G. Grasty of Zion in a candle lit First Methodist ceremony at 7 pm. The wedding party includes sisters Esther Anderson and Thelma Grasty, with a reception for about 100 guests at V.F.W. Rothskeller. The couple will live in Zion Illinois after a brief honeymoon to Mammoth Cave Kentucky.
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J. G. Grasty
Elaine Cluckey
John Grasty
Zion
First Methodist Church
M.E. Church
James Barlow Weds Sophie Cheske in Racine Ceremony
Miss Sophie Cheske and James Walter Barlow wed at Holy Communion church in Racine with Rev. Kenneth Hurst presiding at 10:30. Attendants included Evelyn Richtmyre and Shirley Barlow. After-dinner guests numbered 300 at Sokol hall before a two week trip to North Carolina. The couple will live in Kenosha where he works for Simmons Company.
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Hioly Communion Church
Racine
Sophie Cheske
William Cheskes
James Walter Barlow
J. W. Barlows
Twenty-eighth Avenue
Kenneth Hurst
Evelyn Richtmyre
Shirley Barlow
George Boldus
Pete Cheske
Stanley Cheske
William
Steve Cheske
Brenda Kay Barlow
Barbara Boldus
Sokol Hall
North Carolina
Kenosha
Simmons Company
Delegates Named for V F W Encampment
Mrs. Robert Vollmer and Mrs. Albert Smith Jr were omitted from the Junker Ball auxiliary local delegates list to the state encampment. They were appointed at Tuesday night’s V F W clubrooms meeting.
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Robert Vollmer
Albert Smith, Jr
Junker Ball Auxiliary
Missionary Talks At Salvation Army Post
The Rev. E. Y. Olsen, who spent six years as a missionary in Venezuela, will speak this evening at the Salvation Army post 5809 Seventh Avenue at 7 45. He spent three and a half years in Caracas and witnessed a three day revolution and will share first hand accounts with color pictures of Venezuelan scenes.
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E. Y. Olsen
Venezuela
Salvation Army
Seventh Avenue
Olsen
Eggs Should Not Be Washed Before Storing
Eggs should be wiped with a damp cloth, never washed before storage. Washing removes the protective film that seals the pores and helps keep out bacteria and odors.
Eleanor Milkus Weds William Michaelis
Miss Eleanor Milkus daughter of Mr and Mrs John Milkus and William Michaelis son of Frank Michaelis were married at the First Congregational church on Saturday June 8 at 6 o clock with Rev George R Cady officiating. The couple reside at 6541 Fifth avenue and both work at the Nash plant. The bride’s sister Jennie was maid of honor and sister Mrs Frances Curtiss was bridesmaid. Claude Michaelis brother of the groom was best man and William Sechuette ushered. A large reception followed at the Moose annex and the couple left for a week long honeymoon.
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First Methodist Church
Elaine Pauline Cluckey
John G. Grasty
Zion
William Brackeen
le Roy Nohling
Frank Wehner
F. E. Frankson
Bruce Lee Anderson, Jr
Betty Jayne Miller
Esther A. Anderson
Thelma Grasty
Julius Cluckey
Roy Stried
Kenosha High School
Kenosha College of Commerce
Nash-Kelvinator
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Arwell, Inc
Waukegan
L. M. Grasty
Eleanor Milkus
John Milkus
Thirty-first Avenue
William Michaelis
Twenty-sixith Avenue
Frank Michaelis
Algonquin
First Congregational Church
George R. Cady
Fifth Avenue
Nash
Jennie
Frances Curtiss
Claude Michaelis
William Sechuette
Moose Annex
Cake Crust Burn Remedy Grater Not Knife
When the crust on a cake burns remove it with a grater instead of a knife. Grating shields the softened interior and avoids tearing the cake layers while preserving the bake.
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Munity
Beatrice Kort
Lawrence College Conservatory of Music
Appleton
Wis
Creseeseseeses McHubert
Evening Star
Ocreca Wagner
Cradie
Lefebvre-Wely
Dubois
Bernard
Dan Sullivan
Tachaikowsky
Tschaikowsky
Sceeeeres Rogers
Strauss
the Priests
Mendelssohn
Ruth Millett
NEA
Country Club
Sixth Ave
Jo Ann Pristov
Fraank Zerovec
Richard A. Mikkelson
Frank Kuryanowicz
Lucille Rasch
Nash Office
al Grieder
Cage Thomsen
Beatrice Wiersum
Elsie Mittman
Miss Rasch
Claire Alberts
June Claire Alberts
James Ellsworth
Simmons
Paul Bornhuetter
Mose le May
Floyd Buskirk, Jr
Doris Jean Alberts
Miss Alberts
Frank Slagoski
Thirty-third Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Wausau
Allens League
Victor Parise
Navy Club
Betty Clarke
UP Newsfeature Beauty Editor
Cypress Garden Beach
Winter Haven
Fla
St. George's
Versatile
Alicia Hartner
Sheila Smith
Howard H. Harms
Ation
James Barlow
White Elephant and Rummage Sale
First Baptist Church
Home of
Fine Foods
Flamingo Lake Shore Rd
Washington Bowl
Rome
Cuthbert Gumbinger
Alfred Gumbinger
New York
Italy
Capuchin Order
Father Cuthbert
O.F.M
Cap
S.T.D
Immaculate Conception
Garrison
N. Y
Irving Furs
Leader
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