Girl Scouts Present Play and Honors at Key to City Club
Girl Scout Troop 7 members staged the play Sincerely Yours and four songs with motions at a Key to the City Club gathering in the library Green Room. Leaders Mrs R A Sutliff and co leader Mrs Rob ert J Hahlen announced upcoming events and honored members while plans were set for the sixth annual potluck picnic. Wesleyan Service Guild also installed officers at the Methodist church, introducing new member Mrs Harry Welsh.
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R. A. Sutliff
Colorado
Robert J. Hahlen
C. J. Loveland
Judith Frey
Marlene Frey
Karen Feldt
Tana Loveland
Shirley Leck
Jean Schneider
Mary Ellen Summeril
Betty Vincent
Paula Hahlen
Melvin Johnson
Kenneth Sundseth
Norman Everson
Alaska
Key Club
Recreation Park
E. K. Hoffman
Charles Schultz
Norman Rasmussen
Everson
Charles O. Miller
Wesleyan Guild
Brodhead
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
Grace Marsh
J. J. Zimmerman
WSCS
George K. Williams
Frank H. Dedrick
Ray Bigelow
Sidney Fosshage
Local Notices Highlight Birthdays Visits and Meetings
Devotions led by Mrs. George Salladay and lessons by Mrs. Paul Zimmerman were followed by refreshments. Steven Alan Rosa, age five, celebrated with a party at home. Civics club members dined at Town and Country Janesville and toured the Milton House. Ascension Thursday observance planned at Mt. Olive Lutheran Church with Rev. R. F. Bittorf. Circle Three of the Union Presbyterian Church meets Thursday at 2 pm with Miss Mamie Bleiler. Betty Pinnow honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pinnow.
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Wilbur Leatherman
George Salladay
Paul Zimmerman
George K. Williams
Laura Karney
Steven Alan
Frederic C. Rosa
9Th Street
Steven
John Gerhart
Elaine Schwartz
Cathy Norton
Debra Gibbons
Mary Reger
Ronnie Eckstam
Keith
Curt Buetel
John Schuetze
Mark Severson
Marl
John Rosa
Janesville
Civics Club
Milton House
Mmes. G. D. Richardson
J. C Robertson
Frank Mauerman
John Derning
Walter Bliss
Fred Henry
George Diedrich
August Lehnherr
Lee Scheberle
Stanley Wraight
Joe Zellner
B. H. Roderick
Bellie Stair
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
R. F. Bittorf
The
Union Presbyterian Church
Mamie Bleiler
30Th Avenue
Miss Pinnow
Brodhead
Oscar Pinnow
Betty
Eckstam Named To Head East School PTA
Dr Eugene E Eckstam will serve as president of the East School PTA for 1956 57 at its final meeting of the year Mrs Archie Myers Jr is vice president Mrs Ralph G Nyman is secretary and Mrs Clarence Franklin is treasurer Ronald D Johnson city recreation director reported on the ice skating rink and upcoming summer activities Mrs Emil Knaack reported on the 47th annual State PTA convention held in Madison in April
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Eckstam
PTA
Inal
Eugene E. Eckstam
Archie Myers Jr
Ralph G. Nyman
Clarence Franklin
Ronald D. Johnson
Emil ©. Knaack
Madison
Church Women Hold Education Workshop at St Andrew’s
Milwaukee area notes: St Andrew’s Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary gathered at E C Hamilton home last night for Bible study and church education methods. Guests Mrs Borman and Morris stayed overnight. Also covered are Tuesday Night Bridge honors for Wilma Pfeiffer and Margaret Baker, plus a Vacation Church School Institute at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed for summer teachers with department head Miss Clara ZumBrunnen.
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Aefish
Harold E. Scherer
Lth Avenue
Wilma Pfeiffer
Margaret Baker
John Oostaik
Institute Plannes
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Clara ZumBrunnen
Senior Girls Guests in Local Event Featured Names
Guests included Mary Jane Dulles Beverly May Beth Hageman Betty Hendrickson Carolyn Pinnow Sonja Leatherman Myrna Chamberlin Gloria Challoner and Margaret Jes at the junior event honoring attendees and participants.
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Mary Jane Dulles
Beverly May
Beth Hageman
Betty Hendrickson
Carolyn Pinnow
Sonja Leatherman
Myrna Chamberlin
Gloria Challoner
Margaret Jes
LaCrosse Considered For Cary Grant Movie
LaCrosse chambers of commerce officials said LaCrosse is receiving first consideration as the locale for a Cary Grant film titled Houseboat. Paramount Pictures backs the project with river and houseboat action and producers Mel Shaverson and Jack Rose acknowledged a letter and presentation.
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LaCrosse
Cary Grant
LA Crosse W
Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Kaulfuss
Jelly-County Publicity Committee
Everett H. Woehrmann
la Crosse County
Mel Shaveson
Jack Rose
Paramount
Truman Gay at 72 Heading for Europe
Former president Harry S. Truman, on his 72nd birthday in Indianapolis, sails by train to New York for an upcoming European tour. He dodged reporters with a quip on aging and offered life advice about staying busy. He appeared in fine health and joked about how he looked for his anniversary.
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Truman Gay
Europe
Indianapolis
Harry _S
Truman
New York
Democratic Nomination Hints at Convention Victory
A political analyst asserts the Democrats will win their National Convention and secure the nomination for president in 1956, signaling that the party has a strong path to the White House this year. The pundit notes the anticipated announcement by the party’s candidate at the convention.
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