Jeanette Orth Birthday Celebration At Home
Jeanette Orth celebrated a birthday yesterday at her South Sixteenth street home with friends. Afternoon games entertained guests with prizes won by Kenneth Wilda Patricia Tufts Pauline Nuhs Roger Reinert Charles Windus Ruth Reimer and Kenneth Simmer. Lunch was served to a large group including Carol Krudick Pauline Nuhs Florence Van Zon Alice Uek Catherine Windus Charles Windus Roger Reinert Genevieve Loes Betty Kestley Patricia Tufts Dorothy Edstrom Beatrice Jaegerman Gordon Jensen Kenneth Wilda Kenneth Simmer Earl Hynek Doris Felton Ruth Reimer Betty Wagner Jeanette Orth Evangeline Orth. Many gifts were given to the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Orth
South Sixteenth Street
Kenneth Wilda
Patricia Tufts
Pauline Nuhs
Roger Reinert
Charles Windus
Ruth Reimer
Kenneth Simmer
Carol Krumdick
Florence van Zon
Alice Uek
Catherine Windus
Genevieve Loes
Betty Kestley
Dorothy Edstrom
Beatrice Jaegerman
Gordon Jensen
Earl Hynek
Doris Felton
Betty Wagner
Evangeline Orth
Miss FraneyEngagement Set To Wed In Plymouth
Local interest centers on the engagement of Miss Alice Franey daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Franey Plymouth to Arthur Horst of Milwaukee son of Mr and Mrs George Horst Chilton The announcement was made at a birthday gathering at the Franey home Dinner was served at 2 o clock Miss Franey works at Aluminum Goods Manufacturing company and Horst is a civil engineer in Milwaukee No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Franey
Thomas Franey
Plymouth
Arthur Horst
Milwaukee
George Horst
Chilton
Franey
Nellie Cary
Alice Willett
Jack Delorme
Two Rivers
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company
Horst
James Dollard Granted High Honor at University
James Dollard, a junior in medicine at the University of Wisconsin, was elected to the Alpha Omega medical fraternity. The announcement links his mother Mrs. Ellen Dollard of Madison to local Attorney C. E. Brady and Miss Alice Brady. Election recognizes an exceptional scholastic record. Dollard was one of two juniors to receive the honor this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dollard
Dollard
University of Wisconsin
Alpha Omega
Ellen Dollard
Madison
C. E. Brady
Alice Brady
Walter Dibble Guest at Mrs. Roth Home in Manitowoc
Walter Dibble of Antioch Illinois weekend guest of Mrs. Phil Roth on North Eighth Street. Dibble a carpenter contractor and his first visit in 25 years. He plans to return next summer with his family, saying he likes Manitowoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dibble
Antioch, Til
Hisitaunt
Phil Roth
North Eighth Street
Dibble
Antioch
Roth
Manitowoc
Royal League card party ends series at Schreihart's Hall
The Royal League concludes its card party series with a final event at Schreihart's Hall on Tuesday evening March 26 at 8 15. Games include sheephead and bunco. Public is invited.
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R. L
Royal League
Schreihart’s Hail
Sheephead
Bunco
Bible class meeting postponed to April 2
The Evangelical Lutheran church Bible class social event, originally set for tomorrow evening, is postponed to Tuesday April 2. The committee plans a novel program for an enjoyable evening. Officers include William Trefz president Hubert Nelesen vice president Ruth Wish secretary and Gertrude Hardow treasurer. The class meets Tuesday evenings at 7 30 in the church parlors with business meetings on the second Tuesday and social gatherings on the fourth Tuesday each month at 8 30.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Willam Trefz
Hubert Nelesen
Ruth Wish
Gertrude Hardow
Miss Rathsack Hosts Two Tables Bridge Party
Miss Clara Rathsack entertained at two tables of bridge in the Henderson Gate store recreation room Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Lucille Pollock who is moving to Milwaukee. Vases of roses marked each table. Guests included Lucille Pocock Edna Vek Lucinda Burns Emma Sand Viola Pech Rose Jun Lulu Geisler and Clara Rathsack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rathsack
Bridge
Henderson Gate Store
Lucille Pollock
Milwaukee
Lugille Pocock
Edna Vek
Lucinda Burns
Emma Sand
Viola Pech
Rose Jun
Lulu Geisler
Birthday Dinner and Theater Party for Dorothy Wheelock
Miss Dorothy Wheelock celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a dinner and theater party at 300 Buffalo Street. Guests included Sylvia Rudek, Edith Spencer, Mildred Mayer, Elevena and Irene Smith, Grace Napienzinski and Sylvia Brandt, all joining Saturday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wheelock
Buffalo Street
Sylvia Rude|beck
Edith Spencer
Mildred Mayer
Elevena
Irene Smith
Grace Napienzinski
Sylvia Brandt
Tabitha Society Plans Tuesday Meeting at Beatrice Feldhausen’s Home
Members of the Tabitha society of St. Paul’s Lutheran church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Beatrice Feldhausen on New York avenue. The meeting includes an important business session followed by a social period. Full attendance is desired.
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Tabitha Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Beatrice Feldhausen
New York Avenue
500 Club Meets at the Lutze Home
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lutze hosted the regular 500 club meeting on Friday evening. Prizes went to Mrs Emil Selle and William Lemke for high, Mrs Adolph Pleuss and Charles Haupt for second, and Mrs William Rusch and Edmund Selle for low. A 1 o'clock lunch followed for many members and guests. Crepe de chine ribbon is described as used by a millinery maker for turbans and trims on straw hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lutke
500 Club
Emil Selle
William Lemke
Adolph Pleuss
Charles Haupt
William Rusch
Edmund Selle
Mmes
Reinhold Rusch
Adolph F Pleuss
Lewis Schultz
Henry Kieselhorst
Emil Sell and Son
Edmund
Ray Nass
Otto Hegenstein
Elizabeth
Paul
Arnold
Arthur Lutzke
Leroy and
Marcella
Miss Ranathe Haupt
Surprise Couple Here Saturday
Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elfner at their North Ninth street home on Saturday evening for Mrs. Elfner's birthday. The guests played sheephead and bunco with prizes to Mrs. Guy Kelnhofer, Mrs. F. Wilfer, Dave Dwyer, and Eloise Arndt, followed by a supper for the assembled group including John Arndt, Guy Kelnhofer, Ed Wilfer, John Templeton, Dave Dwyer, Matt Cavanaugh, D. Elfner, C. C. McDermand, John Pleuss, Mrs. Charles Swanson of Sheboygan, and the Elfner and Arndt families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Elfner
North Ninth Street
Ed Wilfer
John Templeton
Dave Dwyer
Matt Cavanaugh
D. Elfner
C. C. McDermand
John Pleuss
Charles Swanson
Sheboygan
Shirley
Virginia Elfner
Wloise
Paul Arndt
Reedsville PTA Plans Evening Variety Program
The Reedsville Parent Teachers association hosts a varied night with community singing, the high school orchestra, a reading by Miss Meany, and An Eastern Bouquet by primary and grammar grades. Norma Feile, Margaret Burke, and Emhylyn Wenzlaff present The History of Reedsville, followed by an address from E S Mueller. A humorous contest and final orchestra piece close the program.
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Parent Teachers Association
Reedsville
Miss Meany
Norma Feile
Margaret Burke
Emhylyn Wenzlaff
Mueller
Junior Music Club Meeting This Tuesday
A meeting of the Junior Monday Music club will be held in Library hall tomorrow afternoon at 4 15. An interesting program will be presented by the members at 5 o'clock after a lunch at 4 30. Boys and girls of the city are invited. the club has equal numbers of boys and girls.
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Library Hall
Nine Tables Play at Henderson-Hoyt Store
Nine tables were in play at the Henderson-Hoyt store Saturday afternoon. Three prizes were awarded at each table and refreshments were served. Miss Helene Brandt presided as hostess. The next party will be held Friday, April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Hoyt Store
Helene ‘Brandt
Pythian Dance a Big Success Saturday
About 75 persons attended the dance sponsored by the Pythian Sisters at Schreihart hall Saturday evening. Music was by the Nighthawks. Proceeds will help finance plans for local women to attend the national convention this summer. Mrs Louis Geisler, Mrs Herbert Kuebke and Mrs Ed Kellmer led arrangements.
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Pythian Sisters
Schreihart Hall
Nighthawks
Louis ,Geisler
Herbert Kuebke
Ed Kellmer
Walther league rally planned in Sheboygan
The Young People's society of the Evangelical Lutheran church plans to attend the Walther league rally in Sheboygan on April 7. St. Paul's Walther leaguers host the program from 3 p.m. to about 5 p.m. with a supper served afterward in the school hall. About 40 members will attend, with Hubert Nelesen directing plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sheboygan
St. Paul’s Walther
Hubert Nelesen
Passed Up By ROE FULKERSON Chapter XLV loses position
Betty, discouraged after losing her recommendation letter, seeks new work in a stenography office. She endures a rigid, impersonal environment with little chance for advancement, debates returning to the restaurant, and finds sympathetic aid from Jimmy Smith while navigating the perils of employment and personal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Mr. Smith
George Harris
George
Stenographic Department
Miss Atkins
Bett
Ons
Jimmy Smith
The Story Of a Girl Who Made Men Like Her
A conversation between a young woman and her former employer unfolds in a light tone as she laments workplace loneliness and jokes about marriage. The upbeat exchange hints at ongoing affairs and dependence on the office setting, with a to be continued note suggesting further developments.
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Betty
Jimmy
Lecture tickets go on sale at Groffman’s drug store
Tickets for Commander Dyott’s lecture at Lincoln High will be available this evening at Groffman’s drug store or at Jungle. The event titled Man Hunting will start at 8:15 p m and doors open to the public. Scouts will serve as ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyott
Lincoln High
Groffman
Jungle
Greatest rally held Sunday in Sheboygan church
The greatest rally of the Christian Endeavor in the Winnebago district drew more than 250 delegates at Ebenezer Reformed Church in Sheboygan. Harold Singer of Kansas City addressed the gathering on Endeavor aims and enterprises, praising the strong spirit shown by attendees. Also speaking were Clifford Earle of North Milwaukee and Rev. James Herron Miller of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisn Endeavor Societies
Winnebago
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Sheboygan
Harold Singer
Kansas City Co
Mid-West
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Clifford Earle
North Milwaukee
James Herron Miller
Milwaukee
Faith unity meeting draws six denominations regionwide
About 40 people from First Reformed and First Presbyterian churches gathered for an evangelism superintendent event. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Webber. Six denominations were represented from Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Calumet, Fond du Lac, Winnebago and Green Lake counties.
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Reity
First Reformed
First Presbyterian
M. &. Weber
Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Calumet
Fond du Lac
Winnebago
Green Lake
Oakleaf Society to Gather on Tuesday
Misses Mabel Finkelson and Mable Gunderson host the Oakleaf Society of the First Lutheran Church at Miss Finkelson's North Tenth Street home Tuesday evening. The agenda includes business talks followed by a social hour and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Finkelson
Mable Gunderson
Oakleaf Society
First Lutheral
Church
Miss Finkelson
North Tenth Street
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Miss Franey
Enggement
Mrs. Roth
Order of Eastern Star
Children of Fastern
Star
Margaret Day
Lodge No. 66
Manitowoc Lodge NO. 6
W. M. Gerhardt Kubitz
Sec
Southland
Miami Beach
Fla
Ougtal
Bible Class
Lutheran Church
Miss Rathsack
Lutzke Home
Shimek & Schwartz
Mrs. Elfner
Junior Music Club
Henderson-Hoyt
Pythian Dance
Roe Fulkerson
Marquita Beauty Shop
Spoentgen
Christian Endeavor Rally
Wife Preserver
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Rey
Etta
Goorie
Coats
Wagner
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