Mary D Bradford Band to Open Spring Concert Series
The Mary D Bradford High School Band marks its 31st annual Spring Concert with conductors Ralph Houghton James Froseth and James Carter and features senior Thomas Asboth as the Outstanding Senior. The program includes the Knightsbridge March Second Concerto for Clarinet and a Wagner overture with combined junior high players totaling 120 musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Bradford High School
Ralph Houghton
James Froseth
James Carter
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Thomas Asboth
James Chapel
Kiwanis Club
Asboth
Knightsbridge
London
Coates
Don Deeder
Weber
Forseth
Chester
William Schumann
Alfred Newman
Richard Wagner
Meister Singers
Lincoln
Washington
McKinley
Kenosha Public School Music Department
Kenosha
Club Guide Updates for Wednesday Evening Meetings
Highland Park Carefre es meet at Mrs Ronald Schmidt 1752 Pershing Blvd. EMBA Auxiliary meets 1 45 pm in Public Service Building. Credit Women's Club dines and hears V J Lucareli at Elks Club 6 45 pm. Sons of Norway meet 8 00 pm at Danish Brothers Hall 2206 63rd St. DAV Auxiliary elects officers at VFW Hall 8 pm. Women of the Moose hold memorial services at Moose Hall 8 pm with executive board at 7 30 pm. American War Mothers meets in Court House Room 1 at 2 pm Wednesday.
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Highland Park
Ronald Schmidt
Pershing Bivd
EMBA
Public Service
Credit Women's Club
Elks Club
V. J. Lucareli
Sons of Norway
Danish Brothers Hall
63Rd St. Dav
VFW
Superior
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
PTA Notes Highlight Whittier Hillcrest Meetings
Victory School PTA meets tonight at 7 30 to discuss the school picnic and install officers. Whittier PTA will install new officers Thursday at 7 30 p m with Steven Schultz and James Wright among hosts. Hillcrest PTA also meets Thursday at 7 30 with Alice Bonnette presenting speech therapy need and officers to be installed. Sixth grade mothers will host.
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Victory School Pta
August Keack
Whittier Pta
Mies
Steven Schultz
James Wright
Kenneth Pfaff
Elverne Pfeifer
John Novak
Donald Beguhn
Alice Bonnette
Lincoln Elementary School
Hillcrest Pta
Royal Neighbors Hold Come-as-You-Are Pancake Breakfast
Forty Royal Neighbors and friends attended a come-as-you-are pancake breakfast at the Surf Monday morning. Mrs Marlo Peterson and Mrs Alwin Richter served the meal. Regular meeting and Mother's Day party set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Odd Fellows Temple.
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the Surf
Marlo Peterson
Alwin Richter
Odd Fellows Temple
Dinner Meeting of PEO Sisterhood Chapter BO
Sixteen members attended the annual dinner at the home of Mrs. S. J. Nelson 4111 Harding Rd. Mrs. H. K. Yerkes Mrs. W. W. Ensfield and Mrs. R. J. Soddy assisted with serving.
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PEO Sisterhood
S. J. Nelson
Harding Rd
Mmes
H. K. Yerkes
W. W. Ensfield
R. J. Soddy
Twirling Teens Host Final Square Dance at South Port Park
Twirling Teens wrap up the season with a square dance at 7:30 tonight at South Port Park. Caller Glenn Nettles and instructor Virginia Nettles from Antioch NL will lead the event. A new class starts in the fall.
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Southport Park
Glenn
Virginia Nettles
Antioch
Story Hour Near West Branch Library This Wednesday
A story hour for school age children is scheduled for Wednesday at 3 30 p m at the West Branch Library Dial 7 5121 for Classified Ads.
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West Branch
Dial
Confirmation Dinner For Barbara Williams
A confirmation dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Williams 2636 Johnson Rd in honor of their daughter Barbara Lou. Forty five guests including friends and relatives from Hammond and Highland Ind Chicago and Lansing Ill and Edgerton Wis attended. A circus and carrousel theme marked a separate sixth birthday party for Steven Kwas son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kwas 5120 32nd Ave. Also baptized Sunday morning at Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church was Arthur Otto Peters II son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters 5541 40th Ave. His sponsors were Mrs. Ruth Arent Milwaukee and George Otto Jr Bristol. A dinner at the parents home followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Williams
Johnson Rd
Barbara Lou
Hammond and
Highland
Ind
Chicago
Lansing
Ill
Edgerton
Wis
Steven Kwas
Henry Kwas
32Nd Ave
Marty Roell
Charlene Schmauss
Judy Bohat
Richard Schiess
David Meyer
Keith
Debby Roberts
Steven
Kathy
Christopher
Michael
Zoenna
Arthur Otto Peters II
Arthur Peters
40Th Ave
Henry A. W. Lange
Friedens Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ruth Arent
Milwaukee
George Otto Jr
Bristol
Franklin Stanford White
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Francis Cecilia Gross
Charles Gross
Frank White
22Nd Ave
Edward Leahey
Arletta Hartman
John Fox
Kenosha
Boulevard Inn
Burlington
West Bend
Manitowoc
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Allis Chalmers
Monark Supply
May Weddings Start in City With Multiple Nuptials
A Saturday morning series of weddings in the city includes Miss Linda M Sturm marrying Gary J Burns at St Mark s Church with 11 am ceremony. Other couples wed at Bethany Lutheran Holy Name of Jesus St Mary s Lutheran and St Thomas Aquinas with receptions and honeymoons planned in Chicago Junction City Bristol Milwaukee and Kenosha locations.
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Linda Margaret Sturm
John M. Sturm
17Th Ave
Gary John Burns
Cecil Burns
91St St
St. Mark’s Catholic Church
Charles Verhalen
Kenosha Little Theatre Plans Annual Meeting Tomorrow
Kenosha Little Theatre Inc holds its annual meeting at the Woman's Club on 8th Ave Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tito Davison, president, will preside. Eight directors will be elected, six for two years and two for one year. A nominating committee comprising Tom Holdmann and Miss Jean Lindgren screened candidates. The group will review the past season which featured its first musical The King and I. The new board will select officers from among its members. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha Little Theatre, Inc
Woman's Club
8Th Ave
Tito Davison
Tom Holdmann
Jean Lindgren
King and I
Dessert Box Social Auction for Square Dancers
A dessert box social hosted by Circle N Star Club at the PYC will run Wednesday from 8 to 10 pm. Each attendee brings a two-person dessert. boxes auctioned to men with lunch shared by the highest bidder and lady. Three couples plan to attend a Des Moines square dance convention next month. Mr and Mrs Harold Phannen still instruct for the club which meets weekly at the PYC.
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Circle ‘N’ Star Club
Des Moines
Harold Phannen
PYC
Masterpoint Game At Elks Club Hosts Tight Duplicate Finish
Mitchell game at Elks Duplicate Bridge Club last night produced a tight result. In north-south pairings Mrs Elmer Bro shot and Mrs Thomas Arneson Sr led tied for first with Mr and Mrs Don Schell while Mr and Mrs A E May Racine claimed third. East-west competition saw Mrs Ron Schwenn and Ken Sabine Winthrop Harbor take first, followed by Mrs Thomas Arneson Jr and Mrs Ken Sabine Winthrop Harbor in second and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Newberry in third.
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Elks Duplicate
Thompson Wilton Nuptials At First Presbyterian Church
Betty Ellen Thompson and Ward William Wilton wed at 4 PM in the parsonage of Milwaukee's First Presbyterian Church. Rev. George Ossentiuk officiated. The bride wore a mint green lace dress and hat with an orchid corsage. attendant Mrs Arnold George wore orchid lace. Best man was Arnold George. They will live at 3902 79th St.
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Hoyer
Miller Sorensen
60Th St
Gwynn
W. H. Gwynn
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lawrence Siersbeck
Frank Skowronski
Russell Erhardt
Milwaukee
Don Goodelocke
Bud Krause
Indianapolis
Betty Ellen Thompson
Carl Canfield
Pershing Blvd
Ward William Wilton
79Th
George Ossentiuk
First Presbyterian Church
Arnold George
79Th St
Charming Maternity Wardrobe Tips for Petite Figures
A magazine-style ad advises small future mothers to choose vertical line dresses and quieter colors, with expert help from Lynn's Maternity Shop. It promotes one piece outfits, two piece ensembles, and comfortable footwear to flatter a petite frame while awaiting a baby. The piece invites readers to visit Lynn's at Schwartz Building Room 212 with flexible payment options.
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Lynn’s
Lynn
Schwartz Bldg
Ady
Tiny Tidings of Daughters and Sons Born in Riverside Area
Announcements list multiple births with named parents and newborns in Riverside California. Diana Lee Watkins born May 7 at Riverside Community Hospital to Constance Gallo and George Watkins. Elizabeth Ann Severance born May 9 to Nancy Blood and Russell Severance. Kenneth Jerome Heiber born to Donna Graf and Joseph Heiber. Sherri Lynn Karls born to Gloria Pfaff and Kenneth Karls. Carol Sue Werwie born May 10 to Esther Scherrer and Joseph Werwie. Ken Maynard Born to Sharon Bergshaken and Alex Papa. Edward Charles Hazelton born May 9 to Kathryn Crooke and Alfred Hazelton. Kevin Allen Nehls born to Judith Greenway and Harold Nehls. May 10 Kenneth Zamparo born to Mary Pascucci and Ralph Zamparo.
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George Watkins
Constance Gallo
Riverside
Calif
Diana Lee
Riverside Community Hospital
Watkins
Joseph I. Gallo
Taft Rd
Russell Severance
Nancy Blood
21St Ave
Elizabeth Ann
Joseph Hebier
Donna Graf
19Th Ave
Kenneth Jerome
Kenneth Karls
Gloria Pfaff
65Th St
Sherri Lynn
Joseph Werwie
Esther Scherrer
18Th Ave
Carol Sue
Alex Papa
Sharon Bergshaken
45Th Ave
Ken Maynard
Alfred Hazelton
Kathryn Crooke
14Th Ave
Edward Charles
Harold Nehls
Judith Greenway
Svea Lodge to fete members of 30 years
Svea Lodge No. 210 will celebrate its anniversary Wednesday evening at 8 o clock at the Swedish American hall. Members with 30 years or more will be honored. A program will follow and lunch will be served by the Kitchen committee led by Mrs. Ernst Haggmark and Mrs. Victor Johnson.
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Svea Lodge No. 210
Ernst Haggmark
Victor Johnson
St Monica Topic Presented by School Group Tonight
St Thomas Home and School Association to discuss St Monica Perfect Christian Mother at 8 PM at the school. Speaker will be Fred Heinisch of Racine. Fifth grade mothers, chaired by Mrs Edward Schuch, will be hostesses.
Golden Agers Meet at PYC for May Birthday Table
Golden Age Club Group II will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the PYC. Cards and games are planned. May birthday ladies will sit at the birthday table.
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Golden Age Club
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MBHS
Club Guide
PTA
Whittier
Hillcrest
Donald Johnson
George Larsen
Darlene Brandt
Joseph McHalffey
Kenosha Savings & Loan Association
7Th Ave
Barbara Williams
Arthur Otto Peters
Friedens
May
City
Sturm
Burns
Racine
The
Storm
Canada
53Rd St
Abbott Laboratories
North
Bethany Lutheran Church
Nancy Lee Dallmann
Leo A. Brown
Elwood C. Dallmann
6Th Ave
Leo L. Brown
Zion
Frederick Naumann
Leesa Zuehlsdorf
Larry Brown
Elwood Dallmann
Porter Derrington
John Studebaker
Ronald Fuerstenau
Donald Schroeder
Donald Roy Schroeder
Maplecrest Country Club
Junction City
Kaw
Mr. Brown
Army
Ft. Riley
Kan
Schroeder-Gohlke
Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church
Wilmot
Audrey Ann Schroeder
Albert Schroeder
Lawrence L. Gohlke
Frank Gohlkes
Harold Herbst
Robert Schroeder
Marie Gohlke
John Tosava
Lawrence Schroeder
William Gohlke
the Angels
Holy Name Parish Hall
la Crosse State College
Kenosha Sign Co
Gohlke
Frank Gohlke
Hoyer-Gwynn
St. Mary's Lutheran Church
Evelyn Kathryn Hoyer
Robert Edward Gwynn
Linda Sturm Burns
Nancy Dallmann Brown
Evening News
Harold R. Maurer
Stephen Paddock
David Davis
Junior Woman's Club
Maurer
Junior Woman’s Club
St. Joseph’s High School
Dickelman’s
6Th Avenue
ACE Hardware Town ‘N’ Country Shopping Center
75Th St. and
Little Theatre
Forest Home Ave
Mater Fashions
Lucy
Costanzo Spera
Wisconsin Association of Licensed Practical Nurses
Kenosha Hospital
Spera
Paul Willer
LPN Association
St. Catherine's
5Th St
Kevin Allen
Ralph Zampano
Mary Pascucci
Svea Lodge
St. Monica
Wfives
Mrs. Curtis Strange
Oshkosh State Teacher's College
Letha
Curtis Strange
Alice
United States
Panama
Cuba
Mexico
Bain, Weiskopf
Fort Frances
George Pollard
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