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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1955

Page

7

Allens League Sees Season End At Hobnob Banquet

A banquet at the Hobnob on Monday night closed the Allens league season. Officers for the coming year were announced: President Mrs Paul Lundskow and others including Stanley Linkus as vice president and Harold Bordeau as treasurer. Committee chairmen were named with roles in philanthropy social and membership. Also noted: more than 40,000 Americans, mostly military, live in southern Okinawa.

Allens League Mmes Paul Lundskow Stanley Linkus Robert Rielly Jack Holtman Gerald Hix Harold Bordeau Robert Coshun Howard Borden Richard Wagner Okinawa

Fifth Prize Awarded to Ann Kluka for Safe Record Tips

Ann Josephine Kluka of 5030 23rd Ave tied for fifth place in a national contest promoting proper record protection among office workers. The Kenosha County book keeper explained in 25 words why using an old safe is unsafe. The Mosler Safe Co sponsored the contest.

Ann Josephine Kluka 23Rd Ave Miss Kluka Kenosha Mosler Safe Co

Annual Brides Party and Silver Wedding Anniversary Held

The Daughters of Isabella sponsor an annual brides party at the Wish dish American Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. Kenosha guests will attend the open house honoring Mr and Mrs George Houlmann for their silver wedding anniversary in Racine. The Dania hall event begins Sunday at 6 p.m.

The Daughters of Isabella Kenosha George Houlmann Racine Dania Hall

St Peters Carnival Planned at Parish Grounds

St Peter's parish schedules its annual carnival on the parish grounds at 51st Place and 7th Avenue from June 22 to June 26. Festivities run 7 p m everyday and 2 36 p m Sunday. General chairman is Stanley Seianas with numerous assisting committees and groups including Holy Name Sodality Women's League Home and School Ushers club Scouts and other volunteers.

St. Peter's Parish 51St Pl 7Th Ave Stanley Seianas Tom Bong, Jr Holy Name Joan Venskus Sodality Harry Mayer Joe Mavrovich Joe Kannes John Buven William Hannes

Plan Party at DAV Hall A Public Card Party

A DAV auxiliary sponsored public card party is set for 8 p m Thursday at the DAV club. Chairwoman Mrs. Newton Eldred leads the event. Pauline Capelli and Nancy Scopetta, cousins visiting from New York area, will spend two months in Cuba and Florida visiting relatives before returning in August.

DAV DAV Club Newton Eldred Pauline Capelli Alfred Capelli 22Nd Ave Nancy Scopetta James Scopetta Manzanillo Cuba Miami Havana Nancy John

Aid We Offer Delinquents Now Frightens Them

Morale and public service reform are urged as Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues for a modern emergency public health approach to juvenile delinquency. She critiques current charities and police mediation and calls for trusted, family centered services akin to fire and hospital aid. Next: Reconciliation 1-1000.

ABC of Social Service ABC Lillian Russell

Duplicate Bridge Winners Named

Mrs Barrett Bates and Mrs E C Berg were first in Howell Elks duplicate bridge. Second went to Homer Heeman and Thomas Arneson, third to Wes Roeder Racine and Mrs Betty Gergen Union Grove. Lakeshore duplicate at Waukegan saw Miss Mimi Grossman Waukegan, Thomas Arneson Kenosha, and Mr and Mrs Al May Racine win.

Barrett Bates E. C. Berg Howell Elks

Woman president not ready, says Perle Mesta

Mrs. Perle Mesta, former U. S. minister to Luxembourg and longtime Washington hostess, told the Foreign Correspondents Club that the United States is not ready for a female president. She cited Russian Amazons and Japanese women as being heavy workers and charming, respectively.

Tokyo Perle Mesta U. S Luxembourg Washington United States

Prayer of Day Plan At Hitchcock Church Expands

Scarsdale New York Hitchcock Memorial Presbyterian Church reports its prayer of the day plan has become popular with telephone subscribers and will be enlarged after a month of operation. Callers hear a recorded non sectarian prayer. An orange contains five to ten percent sugar.

Scarsdale N. Y Hitchcock Memorial Presbyterian Church

Wagoners Hear Okinawa Talk

Welcome Wagon members heard Mrs. Arthur Skewes speak on her Okinawa Island experiences with slides and artifacts. New officers and appointments were announced, including program chair Jack Madison and publicity chair William Miller. The next meeting is slated for July at Mrs. Paul Peck’s home.

Rex T. Duter Welcome Wagon Club Jack Madison Gerald Gibson William Miller Lawrence Littel John Rowe Roland Muller Leonard Socha Arthur Skewes Union Grove Okinawa Paul Peck Arthur E. Peterson Robert Hanson Theodore Waite Robert Sterelczyk

Pets Golf Winners Named at Petrifying Springs

Sunday's tourney crowned winners by best poker hand on five holes from a nine hole game. C class winner Mrs Peter Fanduzzi, B class Miss Betty Johnson, A class Mrs Charles Budwick. Previous event awarded low putting scores to Miss Dina Martino, Miss Betty Johnson and Mrs Sylvester Schmitz. Next outing is Wednesday June 29 at Pets course 4 p.m.

Petrifying Springs Women’s Golf Club Peter Fanduzzi Betty Johnson Charles Budwick Dina Martino Sylvester Schmitz Pets Course

Lightning Strikes Home and Nearby Concession Stand

Angie Tappan was at home in Whitney Point New York when an electrical storm struck. A bolt damaged attic timbers and blacked out the TV set. Two minutes later a second bolt struck his concession stand about 15 miles away, smashing it and blowing it away.

Whitney Point N. Yy Angie Tappan Tappan

Eisenhower Friend Wins Denver Mayor Runoff

Will F. Nichol a 54 year old Republican state senator and Eisenhower ally was elected Denver mayor by 766 votes. He won 60,505 to 59,739 over Bert Keating in the city’s first runoff.

Denver Will F. Nicholson Eisenhower Colorado Bert Keating

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