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Newspaper

Kenosha Evening News

Location

Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1956

Page

6

Midwestern Model Boss Praises Natural All American Type

Pat Vance head of her own model agency contrasts New Yorks skin and bone look with Midwest cornfed natural beauty. She recalls diet cruelty in fashion, cites her own 34 24 34 measurements, notes 118 pounds, and says midwestern girls offer a healthy balance. She defends natural dress and makeup and recalls a rare Stork Club visit.

Chicago Parkcia Vance New York Hollywood Pat Vance Midwest

Debut Set For Late Summer By Kenosha Youth Symphony

The newly formed Kenosha Youth Symphony, directed by Selius Albritton, plans a late summer debut. Rehearsals meet Tuesdays at First Baptist Church music hall, with elementary players 6 to 7 30 p m and advanced players 7 30 to 9 p m. The group studies Debussy through Beethoven and will present a platform of officer duties and rules at upcoming rehearsals.

Kenosha Selius Albritton First Baptist Church Music Hall 7Th Ave Debussy Ravel Grafe Tschaikowsky Wagner Mozart Beethoven First Baptist Church Elsie Zirnes Janet Petzke Judy Valley John Sobott Donald Neal Richard Babino Eugene Neau Bruce Orland Albritton

Mrs Scheibe Installed as Regent of Moose Women

Mrs Earl Scheibe was installed as senior regent at a Women of the Moose meeting in the Moose clubrooms. New officers include Leonard Hamelink junior regent and Mary Norton junior graduate regent with Massey Bridgewater chaplain and John Joe recorder. Zion Women of the Moose served as escorts. vocal solos by Miss Alice May Marko and Miss Garde Rae Kasten.

Earl Scheibe Women of the Moose Moose Thomas Ellis Mies Harry Wolcott Roy Herman Richard Smith Mamie Grosjean Leonard Hamelink Mary Norton Massey Bridgewater David Buckner John Joe Ted Steigman Frank Higlin Charles Pfanmiller George Wendt Sentinel Leo Bonn Argus. . Zion of the Moose Alice May Marko Garde Rae Kasten Clara Tappa John Serpe Serpe Charles W. Schend Kenosha Lodge Agnes Prohaska West Bend Walter Washburn Kenosha Schend Morton Miss Grosjean Ellis Florence Scalzo Rose Amedio Robert VanZile

St Peters Choir to Lead Wisconsin In Lithuanian Festival

St Peter's senior church choir will join a Racine group to represent Wisconsin at the Lithuanian Song Festival in Chicago Coliseum on Sunday July 1. The 1,400-voice chorus will include choirs from across the United States and Canada. Mrs. Robert Clemons, president, leads transportation. Frank Bujan is choir director. The Gold Coast will have its National Red Cross when achieves independence.

St. Peter’s Chicago’s Coliseum Wisconsin United States Canada Robert Clemons St. Peter's Choir Frank Bujan

Kenosha CYO Band Plans Summer Performances

The Kenosha CYO band directed by Frank Niccolai schedules July and August shows including the Racine July 4 parade St. Catherine's festival July 8 Kenosha Music Round Up Aug 4 and four ice cream socials on July 11 18 and Aug 1 8 at local parish grounds. Gerald Jacoby named assistant band director with Mary Ann Gregori as vocal soloist and Fontana picnic Aug 5 in charge of parents group.

Kenosha CYO Frank Nicccolai Racine St. Catherine’s Hospital Kenosia Holy Rosary St. James St. Therese Parish St. Mark’s Riverview Park Chicago Fontana Wis CYO Band Eligio Bianchi Gerald Jacoby Jacoby Kenosha Symphony Orchestra Mary Ann Gregori Frank Babino Silvio Rugani Parents’ Group

Mrs Cochrun Is Bride Thursday

William Eugene Williams of 6033 23rd Ave claimed Florence Florine Cochrun of Pleasant Prairie as his bride in a civil ceremony led by Charles Carlson. The aqua silk gown featured yellow roses and white carnations. the couple plans to reside in Pleasant Prairie and Williams works at American Brass.

William Eugene Williams 23Rd Ave Florence Florine Cochrun Pleasant Prairie Charles Carlson Gerald D. McFarlane American Brass Company

Prince and Grace Sort Presents Monte Carlo

Prince Rainier and Princess Grace sort wedding gifts in three royal suite rooms. Gifts poured in from around the world after their Mediterranean honeymoon ending June 7, with some items likely stored in the basement.

Monte Carlo Prince Rainier Princess Grace Prince Grace Spain Ballearic Islands

Sleeping Shores Leach’s petrels feed far off Maine coast

Leach’s petrels feed up to 100 miles offshore near Maine and only come ashore to nest because their burrows are vulnerable to predators on land.

Leach Maine

Party Tables Highlight Pink Blue and White Decor

Refreshments featured a cake decorated for the occasion. Table settings were pink, blue and white with an umbrella centerpiece. Miss Darleen Tudlewski and Miss Betty Durocher assisted in serving. Guests included the Mines and listed attendees such as Fred Usinger George Diel Paul Ruetz Philip Ruffalo Marvin Ruetz Edward Usinger Roy Usinger and Miss Betty Jean Diel.

Darleen Tudlewski Betty Durocher Fred Usinger George Diel Paul Ruetz Philip Ruffalo Marlin Ruetz Edward Usinger Roy Usinger Betty Jean Diel

State named for founder Penn by King Charles II

Pennsylvania uniquely bears the founder's family name. named by King Charles II in honor of Admiral Penn, father of William Penn. Classified ads line: Dial 7-5121.

Pennsylvania State The Union Charles II Admiral Penn William Penn

50th anniversary exhibit honors safer cosmetics law

A New York Historical Society exhibit marks fifty years of the Pure Food and Drug Act’s 1938 cosmetics coverage. It notes risk from pre law patent medicines, labeling flaws, and past abuses in mascara dyes and lipsticks, while highlighting FDA oversight and current safety standards.

New York Historical Society Martha Washington Liberty Cleveland Cologne FDA

Perish Members To Attend Picnic

Members of St. Nicholas Orthodox Catholic parish plan to attend the second Orthodox Christian festival Sunday July 1 at St. Sava Serbian monastery near Libertyville. Divine liturgy begins at 10:30 am with English responses sung. Officiating priests from the Chicago deanery will include Kenosha and Milwaukee. Luncheon, 2 pm concert. Main speaker Rev John Barrett pastor of a Syrian Orthodox church in Michigan City Ind topic Why I Became an Orthodox Catholic Priest. Adlai Stevenson of Libertyville is expected to attend.

St. Nicholas Orthodox Catholic John Miller St. Sava Libertyville Chicago Kenosha Milwaukee John Barrett Michigan City Ind Adlai Stevenson

Teachers Ready For Sessions At Audubon Camp

Two Kenosha teachers Mrs. R. W. Epping and J. Scott Barnett won Audubon scholarships and will spend two weeks at Audubon Camp near Sarona Wisconsin. Sessions begin July 1 15 Aug 5 18 with focus on conservation and nature education.

Audubon R. W. Epping Pershing Blivd J. Scott Barnett 44Th Ave Kenosha Bird Group Lincoln Elementary Lincoln Junior High Sarona National Audubon Society 5Th Ave New York City Hunt Hill Savona Wis

Arab Engineers Set Seventh Annual Meeting in Jerusalem

Arab Engineers announce plans for their seventh annual meeting to be held in Jerusalem in 1957. The organization and date are confirmed for the upcoming gathering.

Jerusalem Jordan

Silver Lake Family Heads to Japan Mission Work

Silver Lake native Lois Berry Marshall and her husband Reverend Jack Marshall with daughters Joy and Jenny plan August departure for Osaka Japan. The couple, Northwestern Bible College graduates from Silver Lake and Brockton New York, will direct Youth for Christ Bible club work across 150 high schools for three to five years.

Silver Lake Osaka Japan Youth For Christ Bible Club Jack Marshall Joy Jenny Marshall Lois Geraldine Berry Gilbert Berry Northwestern Bible College Minneapolis Brockton N. Y Community Baptist Church

World Population May Triple in 100 Years

Dr Harrison Brown of Caltech and two colleagues estimate the world population could reach about 7 billion by 2056, nearly three times today, based on a survey of future mineral energy food and manpower resource demands.

New York Harrison Brown California Institute of Technology Brown Institute

Sulphur From Gulf Coast Wells Reaches 99 Percent Purity

Molten sulphur pumped from Texas and Louisiana salt domes near the gulf coast is reported as more than 99 per cent pure when extracted from the wells.

Gulf Coast Texas Louisiana

Knighthood Privilege and Ham Cheese Sauce Recipe Note

The piece notes that conferring knighthood in Britain grants only social precedence, not privileges or heredity. It also offers a culinary aside: add diced ham to a cheese sauce and serve over green asparagus on toasted bread for a ladies lunch.

Great Britain

Won't You Spare One Hour a Week for Jesus

St James' Church invites that is open day and night to join the Perpetual Adoration program offering peace the world cannot give. Stop in tonight south of high school.

Jesus St. James’ Church High School

McCrackens Move to Kenosha From Illinois

Miss Ruth McCracken and her two adopted daughters Miriam and Lois relocated to 6017 12th Ave from Illinois. The family recently resided in Libertyville and Waukegan, and Miriam and Lois will be seniors at Kenosha High School this fall. Their mother serves as district manager of Field Enterprises Childcraft, a Marshall Field concern.

Ruth McCracken Miriam Lois 12Th Ave Illinois Libertyville Waukegan Kenosha High School Field Enterprises, Inc Childcraft Marshall Field Concern

Butter Honey Spread For Toast

A simple spread combines a quarter cup butter or margarine with an equal amount of strained honey. Mix until smooth and use on toast for a quick, tasty glaze.

Guest Ministers Due at Tabernacle

The Baptist Tabernacle hosts former pastor Rev Kenneth E Kolmodin of Evangel Baptist Youngstown Ohio and missionary Rev James Luckman who pioneered the Baptist General Conference in Ethiopia. Kolmodin speaks 7 30 p m Sunday evening and Luckman preaches at 11 a m service.

Baptist Tabernacle Baptist General Conference of America Waukegan Kenneth E. Kolmodin Evangel Baptist Church Youngstown Ohio James Luckman Ethiopia Baptist General Conference

Tiny Tidings births and placements in Kenosha area

To Mr and Mrs Wallace Miller Wilmot a daughter June 28. To Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson Racine a son. To Mr and Mrs Donald Frame Rt 3 Box 580 a son Dennis Robert June 28. St Catherine s To Mr and Mrs Earl O Anderson 6810 24th Ave a daughter Linda Jeanne June 28. To Mr and Mrs Bernard Puder 1733 22nd Ave a daughter LuAnn Marie June 28. To Mr and Mrs Richard Bode 7403 5th Ave a daughter. To Mr and Mrs James Burton 826 65th St a daughter Debra Lynn June 28.

Willis Schulte 5Th Ave Mary Mary Schulte Mike Mitchell Paula Mitchell Ronald Russo Janice Wilson Jeff Davidson Judy Keach Robert Fulmer Mary Lee Anderson Brian Guilliam Bonnie Kley Dennis Roseth Linda Reno John Hervat Cecilia Scopel Robert Grosso Sharon Gaudio Ronald Filipelli Susan Petersen Kent Anderson Karen Buchman Patrick McAleer Carole Chubble Richard Adamson Kathy Riley Kenneth Skendizel Anita Jones Tim Tully Angela Romano Bruce Anderson Jean Mitchell Eugene Schulte Wallace Miller Wilmot Robert Anderson Racine Donald Frame Rt. 3 Box 580 Dennis Robert Earl O. Anderson 24Th Ave Linda Jeanne Bernard Puder 22Nd Ave LuAnn Marie Richard Bode James Burton 65Th St Debra Lynn

Guest Pastor to Speak at St Andrew's Church

The Rev. George F. Hartung rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Seattle will celebrate a 10:30 a.m. mass and preach at St. Andrew's Church on Sunday July 1. He is visiting family and is the son of the late Charles Hartung.

George F. Hartung St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Seattle Wash St. Andrew’s Church Kenoshan Father Hartung Charles Hartung

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alfred Leech Comely Mrs. Vance Powers Agency New Youth Symphony Robert Usinger 62Nd St Clyde Ginger 57Th St Gold Coast Havin Pfaff Sewing Machines Mrs. Cochrun Prince and Grace Joy and Jonny U.S Lake Country McCrackens Tabernacle Lynn Schwartz Bldg Lees Lda Gnis Sattty Wwe Kenosha Savings and Loan Association 6Th Ave Sheridan 8Th St Ore Harbor St. Catherine's Dial Larsen’s Ilinois Mutual Casualty Illinois Mutual Casualty Co Home Office Peoria Ilnois Kenneth H. Jung Agency Charles H. Curtiss Agency
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