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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
5
Columnist Boyle offers satire oriented toward a June groom urging a sharp break with the past. He mocks controlling behavior while detailing a paradoxical path of loving dominance and ritual trust, ending with a note on agricultural losses of 1949.
Lily of Valley Rebekah lodge to hold regular meeting at 8 pm at the Odd Fellows temple. Memorial services for members who died in the past year led by Mrs. Louis Keack with assistance from Ed win Ryan Glenn Neslund James Binney Russell Rockwood Harold Uphill and Edward Volkert. Refreshments by Mrs. Gertrude Thompson after social hour.
Great Books class groups meet at 7 30 this evening for a season ending social hour at the Boys and Girls library. The event is sponsored by the Gilbert M Simmons library and the Kenosha Vocational School.
The Bristol Woman's Society of Christian Service schedules a lawn party on Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Edward Chumley's home. With the president absent, Mrs. Joseph Blodgett, business will be omitted and devotionals led by spiritual chairman Mrs. Roy Murdoch. If rain, the meeting moves indoors.
The article discusses the claim that meteorites provided humanity with its first iron supplies. It outlines how ancient peoples may have exploited meteoritic iron before smelting, noting the significance of celestial metals in early technology and tool making.
St James altar society closed its year with a breakfast at St James hall. John Procarione Dennis Griffin Vincent Loeffler John Romano Matt Kirsch Wilmot Titley served. Rev James E Cotter gave an inspirational talk. Frank Cairo showed the movie You Can Change the World. Floral arrangements by Hugh Rafferty Dennis Griffin John Procarione Norman Anderson Anthony Servais Gus Jahnke William Rice.
Mrs George Ludwig of St Thomas court was chosen as one of 30 state delegates to the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters convention in Chicago the week of Aug 22. The election occurred at Marshfield three day state convention. Alternates include Mrs Walter Chase Mrs Stephanie Herman and Mrs Lawrence Meyer. Also attending were Mrs Mary Kretchmer and Mrs Richard Nicholai.
Miss Betty Ann Laba and Victor George Beltoya were wed last Friday at 7 pm in a justice of the peace office. The bride wore a white suit with brown accessories and yellow rose corsage. maid of honor Miss Rose DiCello wore a pink suit with red roses. Best man was Fred Beltoya. The couple will reside in Kenosha.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Michel of 1319 63rd Street announce their daughter Jo Anne is engaged to Bruce Sorensen son of Mr and Mrs Fred Sorensen of 2311 63rd Street. No wedding date has been set.
Mrs. Helen Lilley president and Miss Marie Wirtz second vice president led Kenosha Quota Club delegates at the Quota Club International annual convention on Mackinac Island Michigan from June 15 to 18. Miss Olive Siebert of Minneapolis was elected new president of Quota International.
Miss Helen Althoff presided over a pupil recital at her studio 3029 Roosevelt Rd. The program featured piano solos duets and vocal numbers performed by Rosemary Palmen Marlo Madison Nancy Seymour Jean Marie Levey Charlene Pechos Mary Lee Quilici Charlene Peachy Betty Lou Salerno Beverly Lengather Barbara Jean Bruce Janice Behr Janice Seymour Arlene Frederick Diana Bloxdorf Lorraine Henke Betty Freise Shirley Krist and Mrs Donald Carney. Parents enjoyed a social hour and refreshments after the program.
Socal reports list visiting relatives from Ocean Springs Miss visiting Madison friends and relatives at homes on 5th and 7th Avenues. Several graduates celebrated at the University of Wisconsin with relatives traveling from Indiana Ohio Illinois and California. A coronograph described as a telescope like instrument helps scientists study the sun.
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