Kay Starr Emerges As New TV Star On Screen Debut
Kay Starr, famed for seven to eight years as a phonograph star, debuts on NBC Promenade and is poised for a pilot in Hollywood for a fall one hour show. She also earns top appearance fees, a Las Vegas deal worth 25,000 weekly for eight weeks, and a new RCA Victor contract at 60,000 annually.
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Wayne Oliver
New York
Kay
Miss Starr
Jackie Gleason
Danny Thomas
Max Liebman
Tyrone Power
Janet Blair
Judy Holliday
Herb Shriner
Hollywood
Hal Stanley
Las Vegas
RCA Victor
Weekend Visits and Funeral Gatherings Noted in Area
South Wayne residents and visitors shared time with relatives over the weekend. Edward Moon visited his grandmother Mrs Anna Chapman in Menasha, Wayne Peterson stayed with sister Mrs Harry Olson in Argyle, Miss Jennie Nelson visited brother John Nelson in Viola, and Mr and Mrs George Kading attended Alvin Berger’s funeral in Wiota, staying with Mr and Mrs Thomas Peterson. Mrs Charles Rice and Orville Tree visited from Rhinelander and Pascendo respectively.
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Edward Moon
Menasha
Anna Chapman
Wayne Peterson
Harry Olson
Argyle
Jennie Nelson
John Nelson
Viola
Charles Rice
Rhinelander
N. J
Orville Tree
Pascendo
Calif
Amy Tree
George Kading
South Wayne
Alvin Berger
Wife sues Patrick Henry for liberty in Denver
Mrs. Mary Henry filed a divorce suit in District Court charging extreme and repeated cruelty. She cites her husband Patrick Henry who runs an inn at Aspen, Colorado.
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Denver
Patrick Henry
Mary Henry
Henry
Aspen
Colo
Miss Carol Duerst Takes Second in Local Contest
Miss Carol Duerst daughter of Mr and Mrs Palmer Duerst placed second in her age group in the stewardship essay and poster contest of the South Wisconsin Synod. She received a special award during the Swiss church service Sunday along with 47 others. Mrs Gerald Disch chaired the New Glarus contest for the Women's Guild stewardship department.
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New Glarus
Carol Duerst
Palmer Duerst
South Wisconsin Synod
Gerald Disch
Women's Guild
Juda Memorial To Be Monday
Memorial Day observances in Mt. Vernon start with a 9 15 parade and 10 00 service at the cemetery led by Rev W L King and Rev Harold Humbert. Scouts lead the pledge, Barbara Kundert reads Our Flag, John Affolter reads roll of honor, Wayne Vanderbilt decorates the unknown soldier grave, VFW fires volleys, taps. Memorial committee members are Wendell Grenzow Mrs Charles Trotter and Paul Matzke.
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JUDA
W. L. King
Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Harold Humbert
Baptist Church
Barbara Kundert
John Affolter
Wayne Vanderbilt
VFW
Humbert
Wendell Grenzow
Charles Trotter
Paul Matzke
Browntown Notes From Mrs. C. L. Crago Chronicle
Browntown social items list residents traveling, visiting kin, and guests. Lada DeVoe returns from Monroe employment. Dr. Joseph R. Ganshert visits Browntown. Vaugan Parnham夏 Rockford stays with grandparents. Midwest visitors from Zion Illinois Beloit Park Ridge Illinois Chicago attend weekend events and IOOF Rebekah shrine dedication in Mineral Point. Local families host and attend conferences in Atkinson.
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Lada DeVoe
Browntown
Monroe
Joseph R. Ganshert
Vaugan Parnham
Rockford
Glen Parnham
Elmer Torelli
Zion
Ill
Dewey Goodman
Will Michael
Merlyn Winslow
Beloit
George Michael
Hattie Manne
Michael
Robert VanDer Mark Sr
Park Ridge
Robert VanDer Mark Jr
Don Steinstine
Chicago
Palmer Waller
Earl Schlim
Herman Krupke
Roy Crago
Mineral Point
Walter Miller
Atkinson
Tuesay
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