Milwaukee teen author Beverly Butler on clean books and Wisconsin themes
Beverly Butler, a Milwaukee blind author with a seeing eye dog, spoke at a Kenosha College Club luncheon about writing teen novels as clean works. She discussed her processes, research discoveries, and her debut novel Song of the Voyager and current work The Lion and the Otter.
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Milwaukean
Beverly Butler
Kenosha College Club
Guild
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Beverly
Butler
Dorothy Walters
Mayor Candidates to Address Women Voters Luncheon
Eugene Hammond and Richard Lindgren will address the League of Women Voters at their annual luncheon Saturday March 29 at 1 p.m. in St Mark auditorium at 73rd Street and Sheridan Road. They speak on their candidacy with wives present. League to elect officers adopt budget and study program for next year. Reservations by noon Wednesday with Mrs David Gottlieb. Decorations by Mrs Clifford Hubbard.
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League of Women Voters
St. Mark Auditorium
David Gottlieb
Clifford Hubbard
Woman's Place? Maybe Not Home
Mrs. Theodore Wedel of Washington, D C, president of the United Church Women, says a modern intelligent woman need not be confined to the home. She asserts there is not enough to keep a busy woman occupied with housekeeping and is here for the state organization’s annual assembly in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
The
United Church Women
Theodore Wedel
Washington, D. C
Tour of St. Mary's Nursing School Set
An invitation to visit St. Mary's School of Nursing 2388 N Lake Dr Milwaukee on Monday afternoon April 7 from 1 to 3 p m is extended to young ladies interested in nursing. Parents and teachers are also invited. Guests will be shown through the hospital facilities.
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St. Mary's School of Nursing
N. Lake Dr
Milwaukee
Hos
Baptist evangelist to speak at Immanuel Church meetings
The Rev. Daniel Fuchs of Chicago a North American Baptist General Conference evangelist is set to address special meetings at Immanuel Baptist Church from Wednesday March 26 to Thursday April 3. Services occur each evening at 7 30 except Saturday with a children's story sermon. The church is located at 39th Ave and Wilson Rd and the public is invited. Reverend Edgar W Klatt is pastor.
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Daniel Fuchs
Chicago
North American Baptist General Conference
Immanuel Baptist Church
39Th Ave
Wilson Rd
Edgar W. Klatt
St Mary's School and Hospital Programs Explained
The text notes an explanation session on the program of theory and clinical practice offered at St. Mary's, covering both hospital and school building facilities and the curriculum presented to attendees.
Club Guide Announces Tuesday Meetings Across Groups
Mrs. F Seidemann Jr s OES Group meets at 7203 25rd Ave Tuesday 1 45 p.m. EMBA Past Presidents Club gathers at 3816 17th Ave Tuesday 2 p.m. Grace Lutheran Group A hosts at 1713 70th St Tuesday 2 p.m. OES Groups of Mrs Harold Voight Jr and Mrs Fred Robbins meet at 1712 60th St Tuesday 8 p.m. Mrs George Johnson assists. Kenosha Newcomers Club meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Kenosha Woman s Club.
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F. ©. Seidemann Jr
OES
Matt Schmitt
EMBA
Albert Misurelli
17Th Ave
Grace Lutheran Church
Bert Threinen
70Th St
Harold Voight Jr
Fred Robbins
Ernest Kendall
60Th St
George Johnson
Kenosha
Kenosha Woman's Club
Band Boosters Plan Tuesday Meeting at Mary D. Bradford
Kenosha Public School Band Boosters Club meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Am 108 Mary D. Bradford High School. About 103 vocalists and 97 instrumentalists will compete in the Wisconsin Music Association district contest on Saturday April 19 in Janesville. The group will haul four buses and also review plans for housing 80 Michigan Symphony Band members ahead of their Thursday April 10 concert.
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Kenosha
Mary D. Bradford High School
Wisconsin Music Association
Janesville
University of Michigan Symphony Band
Kloet Cole Wedding Told
Mrs Jennie Kloet and Abraham Cole exchanged nuptial vows at the Christian Reformed Church parsonage with Rev L J Hofman officiating at 10 a.m. The bride wore a pink suit with an orchid corsage and navy accessories. The groom works at American Motors and they plan to reside at 5111 40th Ave after a reception at Rooks Zion and a honeymoon in California and Seattle.
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Jennie Kloet
40Th Ave
Abraham Cole
Christian Reformed Church
L. J. Hofman
George Bosman
Adrian Cole
Rooks
Zion
California
Seattle
Wash
American Motors
Reed named public relations chairman for Temple Law Weekend
Lowell A. Reed Jr a Temple University law senior and son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Reed of S 39th Ave has been named public relations chairman of Temple University Philadelphia Law Weekend set for March 28 and 29 Reed attended University of Wisconsin and its law school George Washington University law school and Mary D Bradford High School He is married to Diane Benson of Abington Pa and they have a two year old son He plans to enter law practice in Philadelphia after graduation in June
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Lowell A. Reed Jr
Lowell Reed
S. 39Th Ave
Temple University
Philadelphia
Reed
University of Wisconsin
George Washington University Law School
Mary D. Bradford High School
Diane Benson
Abington
Nurse Fairchild's Decision review set for Tuesday
Miss Isabelle Reitmann will review Zillah MacDonald's Nurse Fairchild's Decision for Fiction. A Kenosha College Club meeting will be hosted by Miss Helen Metke at her home 6130 12th Ave at 7 45 PM.
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Zillah MacDonald
Nurse Fairchild
Isabelle Reitmann
Kenosha College Club
Helen Metke
12Th Ave
European Churches Decorated More Simply Says Potente
Eugene Potente Jr and his wife visited 14 European countries on a five week trip finding a continent wide shift to simpler church decoration. He notes modern architecture favors functionality over past styles and cites lighter interiors cooler exteriors and fewer statues as trends. Potente says American churches generally offer better lighting heating seating and air conditioning.
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Eugene Potente Jr
Europe
America
Potentes
Kenosha
European
Potente
Patente
Germany
Denmark
England
Spain
British Isles
France
Luxembourg
Italy
Austria
Sweden
Belgium
Algeria
Tunisia
Tiny Tidings: Newborns Listed With Names and Dates
St Catherine newborns include Lisa Gay March 22 to Galord Wood and Michael Leo March 22 to Leo Torris at 6047 33rd Ave. Terry born March 22 to Antonio Maraquin Rt 4 Box 545. Clare Marie born March 22 to Ralph Henkes 6711 24th Ave. James born March 23 to Frank Hadley 8413 19th Ave. Susan Ann born March 24 to Robert La Point 3920 18th Ave. Daniel Leonard born March 24 to Leonard Werbie 1802 31st St. March 24 marks multiple births. Ronald Allan Rt 4 Box 160 adds a son March 24. Kenosha records Thomas Earl born March 22 to Earl Swartz 6211 34th Ave. Debra Joy born March 23 to Chester Jeffery 6640 14th Ave.
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Galord Wood
53Rd St
Lisa Gay
Leo Torris
33Rd Ave
Michael Leo
Antonio Marraquin
Rt. 4
Box
Terry
Ralph Henkes
24Th Ave
Clare Marie
Frank
Earl Swartz
34Th Ave
Thomas Earl
Chester Jeffery
14Th Ave
Debra Joy
Golden Age Club Meeting With Speaker at Guild Hall
The Golden Age Club meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Guild Hall. Dr Paul Lawrence discusses the Kenosha County Home Brookside. Mrs Roy Firchow performs a song.
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Golden Age Club
Guild Hall
Paul Lawrence
Kenosha
Brookside
Roy Firchow
Legion Ladies Plan Initiation Ceremony at Kenosha Unit
Mrs. Niles Fuller, First District ALA president, leads Racine initiators to admit a class into the Kenosha unit during Tuesday meeting. Ceremony follows a short business session with chorus provided by the American Legion Auxiliary Chorus. Refreshments and lunch served. hostesses named.
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Niles Fuller
American Legion Auxiliary
Racine
Kenosha
Fuller
American Legion Auxiliary Chorus
Howard Gatley
Hardy Gregory
Sue Ann Savage and Michael Carswell wed in Wisconsin ceremony
Miss Sue Ann Savage became the bride of Michael Gary Carswell of Wausau at a 3 p.m. Saturday service in Kenosha First Congregational Church. Rev. Earl F. Collins officiated with organist Mrs. William Morrow and soloist Mrs. Hugh Smith. The couple plans to reside at 7945 42nd Ave after a short honeymoon.
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Sue Ann Savage
Michael Gary Carswell
Wausau
First Congregational Church
Earl F. Collins
William Morrow
Hugh Smith
K. Thomas Savage
72Nd St
Mary Dalton
Manitowoc
Kay Savage
Kay Carswell
Thomas Consigny
Madison
Wayne Zillman
Ronald Herrick
James Johnson
Kenosha
Gordon Carswell
University of Wisconsin
Dynamatic
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Alpha Gamma Phi Sorouty
Carswell
The
State University
J. C. Penney Co
Theta Delta Chi
Kenoshans Attend DAR State Conference in Madison
A Keno sha Chapter DAR delegation attended the state conference in Madison over Thursday and Friday. Attendees included regent Mrs. Stanley Werner and state officials Mrs. Orville Homan Mrs. Raymond LeMieux Mrs. Willis Johnson Mrs. Arthur Koehl Mrs. Otis Trenary and Mrs. Sydney Jones. LeMieux presided at Thursday's luncheon. the group attended a tea at the governor's mansion.
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Kenosha
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Madison
Stanley Werner
Orville Homan
Raymond LeMieux
Children of the American Revolution
Willis Johnson
Arthur Koehl
Otis Trenary
Sydney Jones
Easter Page Deadline Set by Kenosha Evening News
Churches may submit Easter observance programs to the Kenosha Evening News church editor for a Good Friday page on April 4. The deadline is noon March 31. Pastors should send concisely typed material on one page and use complete names, identifying married women by their husband's first name.
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Kenosha Evening News
First successful blood transfusion techniques devised
Dr. George Crile of Cleveland Ohio developed pioneering blood transfusion methods. The note credits Crile with early breakthroughs in transfusion science.
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George Crile
Cleveland
Ohio
Unclear Russian Language Letter Count Mentioned
A brief note claims there are 30 letters in the Russian language and that Cyrillic derives largely from the Greek script. The statement links Cyrillic origin to Greek influence and mentions the alphabet base.
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Roosevelt Rd
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7Th Avenue
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Law Weekend
Fiction In Review
Badger Rug & Furniture Cleaners
Evening News
Paul Norton
St. Catherine
Golden Age Meeting
Legion Ladies
Dial
45Th Ave
Bridal Register
G.A.R. Ladies
Mary Michel
26Th Avenue
Michael Carswell
Arewenue
Sixth Avenue
Jack Andrea
Beauty Shop
7Th Ave
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