Attic Theatre to stage The Lady's Not for Burning
Attic Theatre Inc presents Christopher Fry's The Lady's Not for Burning at Lawrence Music Drama Center Appleton for eight nights August 7–15 with no show August 9. The production features a corner stage and colorful flats with Anne Glasner designing the set and Marilyn Auer the costumes. Cast includes Judge Urban Van Sustern as mayor, Jack Swanson as Thomas Mendip, Mrs Glasner as Jennet, and Judy Hicks as Alizon. Curtain at 8:13 p.m. except Sundays 7:15 p.m.
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Christopher Fry
Attic Theatre, Inc
Lawrence Music Drama Center
Appleton
Fry
London
New York
England
Jennet Jourdemayne
Thomas Mendip
John Gielgud
Art Peeker
Lawrence
Attic
Knox College
Galesburg
Sinois
Richard
Burton
Low Gross Event at Lake Shore Golf Club
Inclement weather pushed Lake Shore Ladies Golf Club play to Wednesday for a low gross event with 38 players. No Class A winner. Class B first Mrs Lee Bradle, second Mrs Jack Schneider, third Mrs William Alm, fourth Mrs Irving Wassow. Class C first Mrs Earl Casey, second Mrs James Rusk. Class I first Mrs Robert Hoff men. Mrs Sam Gorwitz to chair next week assisted by Mrs Has Fuhs, with Mrs Eugene Gietstad, Mrs Stanley Ginsberg, and Mrs Kenneth Below.
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Lake Shore Ladies Golf Club
Lee Bradle
Jack Schneider
William Alm
Irving Wassow
Earl Casey
James Rusk
Robert Hoffmen
Sam Gorwitz
Has Fuhs
Eugene Gietstad
Stanley Ginsberg
Kenneth Below
Oshkosh Outboard Club Enjoys Eagle River Summer Fun
Members of the Oshkosh Outboard Club are this week enjoying boating and other summer activities at Eagle River in the Land O Lakes country.
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Oshkosh Outboard Club
Eagle River
Land O'Lakes
Morden couple betrothed in Oshkosh area engagement
Miss Lorel Morden and Thomas R. Werner announce their engagement with parents Mr. and Mrs Elmer Morden of Bay View and Mr. and Mrs Clifford Werner of Oshkosh. Miss Morden, a Bay View High graduate, studies speech therapy. Werner, an Oshkosh High graduate, majors in psychology and belongs to Delta Sigma Phi. The text also covers church group activities, a fall turkey dinner plan, a regional conference dinner, a sailing weekend outing with many participants, Bethel Home Auxiliary events, and butter storage advice from the state department.
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Wisconsin State University- Oshkosh
Lorel Morden
Thomas R. Werner
Elmer Morden
Pine Ave
Bay View
Clifford Werner
Fourth Ave
Oshkosh
Werner
Bay View High
Miss Morden
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Women's Guild
United Church of Christ
South Park
Yilda Allen
Joseph Kaelin
Csril Gellnick
Pauw Bettin
Meta Brusits
Eagle River
Cmdr
Tony Mathe
Ramy Norkofski
Chain of Lakes
Mathe
Bob
Lloyd Bender
Ray Bender
Mel Wickert
Kay
Howard Pesch
Carol Gayhart
Bruce
Arvin Schrader
Ardelle
al Cobb
William Udder
Robert Conlee
Virgil Carlson
Sandy
Danny
Harold Race
Norkofski
Gary
Harold Barber
Tom
Bill Witzel
John Quinn
Milwaukee
Lawrence Luebke
Cobbs
Faith Chapter
Bethel Home Auxiliary
Power Boat Club
Harry Wilke
First English Lutheran Church
Bethel Home Fair
Frank Kniebel
Edwin Selle
Engagement announced for Patricia Ann Slye and Richard Fraser
Mr and Mrs Arthur Slye announce the engagement of Patricia Ann Slye of Oshkosh to Richard E Fraser. Patricia is an Oshkosh High graduate employed at Standard Kolleman. Richard, a Berlin High graduate, works for Berlin Chapman Co. plans for the wedding are not yet made.
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Patricia Ann Slye
Thompson Studio
Oshkosh
Miss Slye
Edward Fraser
Berlin
Standard Kolleman
Jheh
Berlin Chapman Co
Mrs Meyer Wins Senior Cup At Oshkosh Club
Mrs Baldwin Meyer won the Edythe Carroll Senior Trophy in Tuesday and Wednesday play at Oshkosh County Club. Runner up was Mrs John Borland. Cup Night will honor season winners. Qualifying for the Ladies Club Championship featured matches with Miss DeeDee Schriber and Miss SiSi Schriber. Regular Ladies Day saw multiple winners in 18-hole and nine-hole events.
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Edythe Carroll
Baldwin Meyer
Oshkosh
John Borland
DeeDee Schriber
Meyer
Miss Schriber
SiSi
James Mayer
James Brus
R C Brown
Mel Apell
Thomas Wyman
Alan Marker
John Dyer
Robert Wollangk
Odd Fellows Held Party for Members and Guests
Rebekah Lodge members with families and friends were entertained by the Odd Fellows on Wednesday evening. Donald Hicks led a brief business session before the program. Patty and Cathy Pasne played two half hour accordion sets of waltzes and polkas. During intermission Donald Wicks led group singing with Mrs Martin Pasolt. Refreshments concluded the event.
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Rebekah Lodge
The
Odd Fellows
Donald Hicks
Patty
Cathy Pasne
George Pasne
Donald Wicks
Martin Passolt
Easy Summer Sausage Tater Salad Recipe
A breezy kitchen guide for lazy summer days offers a hot sausage tater salad. The recipe uses bacon drippings, potatoes, celery, onion, and salad dressing, with grilled franks or smokies arranged around a center and topped with parsley. Serves 4 to 6.
Becket Play Opens August at Garden Theatre
An elaborate Peninsula Players production of Becket opens August 10 at Garden Theatre between Fish Creek and Egg Harbor. The Jean Anouilh drama stars Carl Bonsen as Becket and Gordon Oas-Heim as Henry II, with period design by Richard Forman. Curtain times are 8 30 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday and 7 30 p.m. Sunday. The program includes a barbecue and recipes for ham with jelly mustard glaze and a hearty picnic salad.
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Peninsula
New York
Paris
Jean Anouilh
Life Magazine
Anoulh
Becket
Henry II
Messrs
Carl Bonsen
Gordon Oas-Heim
Henry I
Mom
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Judy Hicks
Riverside Players
Neenah
Alizon
Urban van Sustern
Jim Auer
Tappercoom
James Mull
Tom Utschig
Xavier High
Matthew Skipps
Lake Shore
Ouboard Club
Eagle
Ussit
Morden, Werner
Bethel
Wisconsin State Department of Agriculture
Mercy School of Nursing
Legion On
Barbara Wetak
Mary Jo Strum
Judy Dolan
Pat Yorve
Jo Nell Masterson
Migs Masterson
Somenwag Tern Phat
Mrs. Meyer
Choice Beverage Mart & Delicatessen
TMH
Winneconne Ave
Neenah, Wis
Moore
Lindo’s
Algoma
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Bauer Lugnage
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