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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1946

Page

4

Legion Auxiliary Hosts Mother-Daughter Banquet

The American Legion Junior Auxiliary will host a Mother-Daughter banquet at 6 30 PM at the Legion club with Mrs Paul Thomas as general chair. Senior Auxiliary to hold 8 15 PM meeting for officer elections and delegates to the Racine department convention. final session of the year.

American Legion Auxiliary The Legion Club Paul Thomas H. W. Schaefer Paul Callahan Fabian BA Wrahkin Fcin

Wedding Service at Presbyterian Church Fetes Edna Falak and Chester Marcoe

Miss Edna Mae Falak wed Chester Pu Marcoe at First Presbyterian Church in a lace and net gown with a three quarter veil. Attendants included Dorothy Matthews. best man Oliver Marcoe. The ceremony was at 5 pm with Palm ferns and flowers, 150 guests. honeymoon planned and couple to reside at 6511 Thirtieth Avenue. Marcoe is a four year veteran, now employed at Simmons Company.

Edna Mae Falak Chester Pu. Marcoe First Presbyterian Church Julius Falak Twenty-fifth Avenue Dorothy Mathews Oliver Marcoe Roscoe T. Fulton Chicago Morton Ill Hurley LaCrosse Wis Dayton Ohio Dean Scherer Anton Burman Labor Temple Marcoe Thirtieth Avenue Charles Marcoe Twenty Eighth Avenue Simmons Company

Stein-Early nuptials honor bride at garden ceremony

Miss Arline Joyce Stein and Abram Lee Early wed Saturday at 3 in the home of the bride’s aunt and uncle, Emil and Mrs Daum. The Rev Anton Story officiated as family and friends attended including Martha Horn and Annaliese Horn. The couple plans a home in Savannah Missouri after a Lake of the Ozarks reception with guests from Ohio Missouri Chicago and Kenosha. Mrs Early a Kenosha high school graduate previously worked at a local pharmacy.

Arline Joyce Stein Abram Lee Early Emil G. Daum First Avenue Anton Story Martha Horn Annaliese Horn Emil Daum Dolores Leonard G. Early Macedonia Richard H. Daum Gromsman Elizabeth Ann Daum Flower Girl Ohio Missouri Chicago Kenosha Kenosha. Mr. and Mrs. Early Left Later In the Evening For the Lake of the Ozarks William F. Early Norborne Savannagh, Mo Early Andrew County University of Missouri, College of Agriculture Kenosha High School Daum and Frandsen Pharmacy Betty Personage Delores E. Stein

Freitag Family Entertainment For Bridal Couple

Mr and Mrs Herman G Freitag hosted a family reunion in Kenosha to honor their son Otto R Freitag and his bride Rose Leone of Plainfield New Jersey. The couple wed in New York City on Saturday June 8. Attendees included relatives from Kenosha Portland Ore and other locales.

Herman G. Freitag Otto R. Freitag Rose Leone Plainfield N. J New York City Herbert Ludwig Allen Elmer Herzog Herman J. Freitag Joel Freda Reener Freda Mae Melvin James Johnson Warren Freitag Divina Tirabassi Alicé Janet Mae Freitag Kenosha Carl Piske Portland Ore

Candles Light Wedding at Immanuel M E Church

Miss Anne Gregorick and Clarence Frederick Wachs wed in a candlelit double ring ceremony at Immanuel Methodist Church aided by Rev. Anton Story. Attendants included Olga Gregorick and Mary Gregorick. reception followed for 450 guests from Chicago Racine Milwaukee and St Paul. couple to tour the west on a monthlong honeymoon.

Soph ie Harri et Skipper Weds Chester Pawlak at St Casimir s

Miss Sophie Harriet Skipper daughter of Mrs Josephine Skipper 4517 Sheridan Road married Chester J Pawlak son of Mr and Mrs Ignacy Pawlak 927 Washington Road Saturday at St Casimir s Church Rev Timothy Pawlak Pulaski Wis officiated Altar decorated with peonies and palms Miss Ann Piasecki sang Ave Maria Bridal gown white satin with long train veil fingertip length Colonial headpiece and orange blossoms Maid of honor Miss Victoria Pawlak wore pink net Bridesmaids Lillian Lapsis and Josephine Holochwest blue net Boutonnieres best man Walter Pawlak and attendants Benny Czerniak Ray Safranski Bride s brother Uncle John Holowiecz gave her in marriage About 200 guests attended reception at St Casimir s hall Couple to reside at 4517 Sheridan Road Honeymoon for a week Mrs Pawlak Keosha High School employee Mr Pawlak St Bonaventure Racine works at Simmons company

Anne Grigorick Clarence Frederick Wachs Immanuel Methodist Church Anton Story Albert Loeffler John Sergey Chicago Olga Mary Nina Ostreyko Olga Antomonik John K. Gregorick Leonard Wachs Arthur Thiel Samuel Chmell Stephen Stipanuk Harry Otto William Melville Walter Fitchow Eaem Racine Milwaukee St. Paul Wachs West Sophie Harriet Skipper Josephine Skipper Sheridan Road Chester J. Pawlak Ignacy Pawlak Washington Road St. Casimir’s Church Timothy Pawlak Pulaski Wis Ann Piasecki Victoria Pawlak Lillian Lapsis Josephine Holochwest Ray Safranski John Holowiecz St. Casimir’s Hall Cicero Madison Pridal Pawlak Kenosha High School Simmons Office Mr. Pawlak St. Bonaventure’s Simmons Company Mise Shirley Jeffris Burlington Lawrence Worcester Oberlin Kas Peace Wutheran Wilmot R. P. Otto Marlin Schnurr Carol Knutsen Ethel Joerndt Kenneth Jeffris Brown Jo Ann Worcester Frances Worcester Enid Kay Worcester Enid Robert M. Jeffris Tommy Jeffris Janesville Robert Erickson Boone Raymond Gaylord Woodstock Ill Norris Stokke Viroqua Worcester Wisconsin Iowa State University R. M. Jeffris University of Wisconsin South Pacific Leyte Okinawa Colorado Rocky Mountains Kenneth Carroll Morgan First Baptist Church Lexington Morgan University of Kentucky Carol Mary Frances Jonannes Carroll College Frank Johannes Thirty-third Avenue Alpha Kappa Sorority Tina Morgan Owenton Alpha Sigma Phi Robert Gordon Max Streck Betsy Galloway Jeart’ Cass LaVerne Dorow Joan Friedbacher Julie Thom Moose Club Jacksonville Fla Lake Forest West Allis Kentucky Esther Helena Larsen Robert Benton Burke Benton R. Burke Antioch Fred E. Frankson First Methodist Church Larsen Carl Landgren Stout Institute Plymouth, Midh Burke Beloit College Stout Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity William Klingaman Harold G. Larsen Seattle Wash Lloyd Jordan Mrs. Jordan Marian S. Lee Coon Valley Marilyn Proksch la Crosse Audrey Bystrom Virginia Minn Barbara Heimer Medford John Morgan Nashota Ted Larson Kenosha George Dalgety Evanston Lloyd White Waukegan Woman's Club Michigan Canada Phi Upsilon Omicron National Honorary Professional Hyperian Joseph Weber Myron Marsser Phil Newman Harold G Larsen Marilyn Monteen Carol Nielsen Mmes. P. P. M. Jorgensen A. S. Nielsen H. L. Cheever

Holm Murty Rites Read at St James

Mrs Olive Marie Holm and Rogers James Murty wed at St James church in a high mass ceremony led by Rev Harold Petronis. The couple, from families in Chicago and local addresses, hosted a noon dinner for 50 and a 250 guest reception at 3000 Roosevelt road. They plan a home at 2204 Sixtieth Street after a week trip to Door County.

Olive Marie Holm Rogers James Murty St. James’ Church Harold Petronis Levi Rulle Fifty-sixth Street Christiani A. Murty Twenty-second Avenue

Philippine Government Moves to Ban Alcohol From Sugars Grains

The government proposes a nationwide prohibition on producing alcohol from sugar, rice, or corn. The policy targets home distillation and commercial production, aiming to curb illicit alcohol and regulate beverage manufacture.

Buehrens Couple Plan New York Home After Wisconsin Honeymoon

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Buehrens return from a Wisconsin honeymoon to set up residence in New York City. Mrs. Buehrens, formerly Miss Joan Pikna, taught in Sturgeon Bay and Appleton schools and is a University of Wisconsin graduate. Mr. Buehrens, a navy veteran, works in New York as a marine draftsman. The couple wed at St. Anthony's rectory on a Saturday afternoon, June 15, with Rev. Michael Dutko officiating.

Clifford Buehrens Wisconsin Kenosha New York City Buehrens Joan Pikna John Pikna Twenty-second Avenue Sturgeon Bay Appleton University of Wisconsin New York Alvin Buehrens Milwaukee Buehrenses

Burlington Girl Weds Kansan of Wide Interest

Mise Shirley Jeffris of Burlington and Lawrence Worcester of Oberlin Kansas wed at Peace Wutheran church Wilmot in a 2 30 ceremony past Saturday. Rev R P Otto officiated with Miss Carol Knutsen soloist and Mrs Marlin Schnurr organist.

Edith Markwart Marines Bride at Immanuel Baptist Church

Edith Violet Markwart daughter of Gust and Mrs Markwart Rt 2 married Pfc. Donald H Layton Thorntown Indiana at 5 PM Saturday Reverend North E West officiated. All white decorations and nup tial music by Marquisette provided. Afterward 250 guests attended dinner at the Odd Fellows temple before the couple departed for Kentucky and North Carolina.

Immanuel Baptist Church North E. West Edith Violet Markwart Gust Markwart Rt. 2 Pfc Donald H. Layton Thorntown Ind Gladys Weiss Fern McGill Marquisette Chantilly Bruno Frese Marlys Mielke Marjorie Threlkeld Phyllis McDaniel Ruth Mielke John Threlkeld Rose Frese Evelyn Kaiser Odd Fellows’ Temple Mrs. Layton Kentucky North Carolina

Anne Robbins Weds Arthur M Johnson in Galesville

Anne M Robbins daughter of Mrs John Robbins of 6022 Thirty-seventh avenue and Arthur M Johnson son of Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Galesville Wisconsin were married Saturday at the First Presbyterian church parsonage with Rev Roscoe T Fulton officiating. The bride wore a blue suit and attendant Kathryn Jones of Chicago wore a gold suit. Howard Van Tassel of Kohler was best man. After a week’s trip to Rhinelander the couple will reside in Galesville. Mrs Johnson formerly worked at the Nash office and the groom owns the Marinuka theater.

First Presbyterian Church Roscoe T. Fulton Anne M. Robbins John Robbins Thirty-seventh Avenue Arthur M. Johnson John Johnson Galesville Wis Kathryn Jones Chicago Howard van Tassel Kohler Rhinelander Johnson Nash Marinuka

Nancy York Reigns Wisconsin Wedding to Madison Man

Nancy York wed Gordon R. Grimm in a quiet home ceremony. Rev G R Cady officiated as relatives attended. The bride, a UW bacteriology graduate, will teach chemistry. the groom, a UW plant pathology graduate, will pursue a master's degree.

Tiny Pianist Delights At Sunday Recital

Mrs Paul Haubrich hosts a student recital at the Woman’s Club lounge. Three year old Marles Noie daughter of Mr and Mrs John Noie 6521 Forty second avenue played several numbers and drew encores. James Hampshire a cornet student of Paul Haubrich also performed.

Paul Haubrich Woman’s Club Woman's Club

Service Members of the Lady Eagles to Meet at Crossin

Members of the Lady Eagles gather at 7 this evening at Crossin funeral home to conduct services for Mrs. Edward Rusch. The gathering honors a local widow and church auxiliary figure in a solemn ceremony.

Lady Eagles Crossin Funeral Home Edward Rusch

Club guides announce multiple meetings tomorrow

The W C T U will meet tomorrow at 2 30 in the First Methodist church ladies lounge to elect officers and observe flower mission day. The St Marys Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society plans a 7 45 pm gathering at Mrs Clifford Koldenberg's Tobin road home.

W.C.T.U First Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society of St. Mary's

Teachers Wed In Ceremonies At M. E. Church

Miss Esther Helena Larsen and Robert Benton Burke wed at the First Methodist Church in a Saturday ceremony. The couple, both Stout Institute graduates and Plymouth High School faculty, will live in Antioch after a honeymoon through northern Michigan and Canada.

M. E. Church

Mary Hasselman Wed in Double Ring Ceremony

Mary Lynne Hasselman and Albert Thomas Hartl Jr. were married at St Thomas Parsonage in a 2 pm ceremony officiated by Rev William Cox. The couple will reside at 2312 Roosevelt Rd after a wedding dinner at the Knotty Pine club and a short honeymoon.

St. Thomas’ Parsonage Mary Lynne Hasselman Albert Thomas Hartl, Jr William Cox K. A. Wallen Raymond Hartl Knotty Pine Club

Coast Guard Veterans Are Wed Sunday

Miss Lorraine Anne Ramlow daughter of the Alfred F Ram lows of 6720 Twentieth avenue and Edward Glenn Morton of Chicago Coast Guard veterans married Sunday afternoon at 4 at Friedens Evangelical Lutheran church. Guests came from Maryland Michigan Illinois and northern Wisconsin. They plan a Chicago residency after a brief wedding trip through northern Wisconsin.

Lorraine Anne Ramlow Alfred F. Ramlows Twentieth Avenue Edward Glen Morton Chicago Coast Guard Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church Maryland Michigan Illinois Wisconsin Morton William Morton South Pacific New York City Atmos Corporation Johns-Manville Miss Ramlow Clara Manthey

Calif. Girl Weds LaRoi Fulmer

Miss Joan Broughten of Los Angeles marries La Roi R. Fulmer at St. James Church with Rev. Harold Petronis officiating. Attendants include Elizabeth Robbins. best man James Willems. After dinner at Knotty Pine 100 guests visit the groom’s home. couple to live at 5912 Eighth Ave.

St. James’ Parish Harold Petronis Joan Bernice Broughten Ruth Broughten Los Angeles Calif la Roi R. Fulmer Lee Fulmer Eighth Avenue Landon CC. Broughton Elizabeth Lee Robbins James Willems Knotty Pine

St James Altar Society Card Party Series

The St James Altar Society hosts the second card party in the gymnasium at 8 tomorrow evening. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited to attend.

St. James Altar Society

Phyllis Ginney Weds Veteran at First Baptist Church

Miss Phyllis Vanita Ginney daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Ginney 1204 Fifty sixth street married William Stanley Markes son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Markes 1412 Seventieth street on Saturday afternoon at 2 at the First Baptist church A arch of flowers and white peonies decorated the church Lois Larson sang a solo The bride wore a white chiffon gown with a lace bodice a three quarter length veil and a colonial bouquet Her father gave her in marriage Mary Ginney maid of honor and Ruth Ginney wore white gowns

Phyllis Vanita Ginney Gerald Ginney Fifty-sixth Street William Stanley Markes Joseph Markes Seventieth Street First Baptist Church Lois Larson Ginney

Minuet Revival Ball in Auckland Leads Dancers

Governor General Sir Cyril Newall and Lady Newall led over 1,000 dancers in a ball reviving pre war dances in Auckland New Zealand. The event featured bridesmaids and guests with floral attendants and a reception at the church hall following a wedding and supper at the Doll House. Mr and Mrs Markes plan to reside at 1412 Seventieth Street with Mr Markes employed at the Nash plant.

Fred Hope Gerald Ginney, Jr Ivor Coates Fred Hoppe Boyd Larson Doll House Church Hall Markes Seventieth Street Nash Plant Sir Cyril Newall Lady Newall Auckland New Zealand

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Legion Auxiliary Presbyterian Stein Mrs. Abram Early Freitags Immanuel M. E St. Casimir's Oliver Tiegs Holm Frank Bell, Jr Doreen Lucas Frank Bell Maynard Tiegs Leroy Hawes Roosevelt Road Door County Mrs. Murty Sixtieth Street Sixth Ave Kansan Edith Markwart Marine's Anne Robbins Bride of Man Brosis Carol Johannes Nancy York Madison Man Gordon R. Grimm G. R. Cady Fist Congregational Church Maurice Fredbeck Gerald Miller North Carol William Seeliger T. O. York Seventh Avenue Otto Grimm Rm Ory Fuller Brush Agency 27Th Ave Club Guide Sons of Union Veterans Blanket Club Frank Bitten O.8.s Archie Campbell Twenty-seventh Avenue Royal Neighbors Pleasant Prairie Robert Rasmussen R. A. Switser O.F.S Mary Hasselman Lorraine Kempfert Maribel Mary Ashley Marilyn Craack Janet Rae Suputilov Geneva William Richard Roman Blauszekski Ashers Mrs. Morton LaRoi Fulmer Mrs. Fulmer Fine Foods Flamingo Lake Shore Dial Evangelistic Libbey Family Band Girls Bible Message At Foursquare Tabernacle 34Th Avenue 70Th Street Phyllis Ginney Modern Washington Werner Amie 28Th Ave 7Th Ave
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