Oshkosh Country Club Best Ball finals set in two weeks
Women’s World Country Club teams led by Mrs. Guest with Mrs. Shepard and by Mrs. Robbins with Mrs. Tenner reach the Best Ball tournament finals at Oshkosh. Final results to be announced on Ladies Day. Also: engagement announcement for Kay Leslie Ross to Leo Arlin McGowad with Aug. 6 wedding planned in Cincinnati.
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Harry Guest
William Shepard
Lowell Robbins
Herbert Tenner
Oshkosh Country Club
Guest
Shepard
Thomas McCraw
Charles Alexander
Robbins
Tenner
Marvin Steen
Ken Oaks
John Borland
Erwin Merrill
Oshkosh
Beverly Morgan Ross
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kay Leslie
Leo Arlin McGowad
Evelyn Lee
Robert Ross Sr
Rt. 3
John Freiberg
Osborn Station
University of Cincinnati
Zeta Tau Alpha
Kappa Delta Pi
Conservatory of ‘Music
Sigama Chi
Psi Jchi
Christ Group Hosts Silver Tea at Christ Lutheran Oshkosh
Christ Group and Junior Lutherans from Christ Lutheran Church Oshkosh attended a silver tea in church parlors at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday hosted by officers including Mrs. A. P. Albinussen and Mrs. Robert Reif. Attendees heard a report on the Appleton American Lutheran Church Women convention and learned of the Good Samaritan Society and Ladies Aid July 10 picnic at Bethany Home Waupaca.
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American Lutheran Church Women Convention
Appleton
Good Samaritan Society
Ladies Aid
Bethany Home
Waupaca
Wilbur Spalding
Alexander Weinbender
Rupert Duchatschek
Reif
Clifford Spalding
State Fair Staffers Announced
A Wisconsin man and woman, well known to fair-goers, will hold two posts at the 1963 State Fair. Oak Creek plans to head the Woman's Building, while Mrs. LeRoy N. Meyer becomes superintendent. Earl Gardner and Howard H. Sandmann are named to other State Fair roles.
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Wisconsin
W. M. Masterson
LeRoy N. Meyer
Oak Creek
University of Wisconsin
Meyer
South Milwaukee
Atre Farre
Meyer’s
Farm Journal Magazine
Ee Earl Gardner
Howard H. Sandmann
Milwaukee
United States
Sandmann
American National Fur Breeders Association
Wausau
Ranchers Fur Auctions Cooperative
State Fair Park
Hair Tipping Ancient Art Across Civilizations
Ancient practice of tipping hair with gold or silver accents traced to Babylonian kings who sprinkled their beards and heads with gold particles, highlighting historical value and ritual significance.
Here comes a hat with a boy at the beach
A sun-bather joked about a two-foot high toddler wearing a Mexican hat with a tall crown and broad brim observed at a local New York beach. The scene captured a quirky, sunlit moment as casual chatter filled the shoreline.
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New York
UPI
Oshkosh Women to Represent at AAUW Biennial
Oshkosh women will represent the city at the AAUW biennial where about 2 000 college women from 50 states are expected. Dre Harrison Brown NAS Space Science Board member will discuss Science and Political Decisions with other speakers including Margaret Clapp Edith Green and O Meredith Wilson. Mrs Scoville chairs Elementary and Secondary Education work and Mrs Emmett chairs Arts at the local AAUW branch. Neenah Menasha branch president John F Helms will also attend in Denver.
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Oshkosh
AAUW
Scoville
Herbert F. Krahn
Victor J. Emmett
Denver
Northwestern
Wilber E
John D. Rockefeller
Jon
Emmett
Mrs Atkins Named Guild Head At St John Oshkosh
Mrs C L Atkins was named president of the Ladies Guild at St John Evangelical Lutheran Church Oshkosh. W B Lesneski became vice president E W Genens secretary and R H Scheinfug treasurer. Plans for a July 17 luncheon at Robbins were announced with reservations due by July 15. Members met at 12 30 p m in Wicklund Hall Naomi Room and transportation pooled. A $100 gift from Kenya was given to a student. Hilda Wahlgren and Ella Gietzen honored.
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C. L. Atkins
St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church
Oshkosh
Naomi
Wicklund Hall
W. B. Lesneski
E. W. Genens
R. H. Scheineflug
Robbins
Atkins
Kenya
Hilda Wahlgren
Ella Gietzen
Emil Brooks
Silas. Andersen
Clade Eenet
Lloyd Buehler
Denes Show Symphony Of Good Thning at Richards School
Presson 86. umimg and polished performances by hundreds of children at Wednesday's showcase presented by Richards School of the Dance at the Raulf Theatre. Matinee and evening shows drew capacity crowds with colorful costumes and more than 50 acts. Mr Verhoeven opened by singing There’s No Business Like Show Business, with solo numbers by Sally Wonser, Cecilia Verhoeven, and duets among students, ending with a sharp corps of young women.
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Presson
Richard
School of the Dance
Raulf Theatre
Richard Verhoeven
Witelage
Sally Wonser
Cecilia Verhoeven
JoAnne Pomsmerening
Patricia Schultz
Barbara
Karen
Vickie Hansen
Cindy LaFontaine
Mary Sherman
Karen Wagner
Tim Galdw
Curry Meredith
Piano recital by Mrs Hollenbeck at Oshkosh State College
Mrs Hollenbeck will present her piano pupils in a Friday evening recital at 7 30 in the Lounge of Reeve Memorial Union Oshkosh State College. Participants include Misses Jan Ginsberg Molly McCain Betsy Hough Sue Leist Susan Hough Virginia Schneider Judy Drucks Lynne Bruins Karin Kaelin and Messrs James Booras Judd Hirschberg Robert Preil Dan Heilborn Patrick Linton Roger Becker.
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Harry Hollenbeck
Reeve Memorial 1
Union
Oshkosh State College
Jan Ginsberg
Molly McCain
Betsy Hough
Sue Leist
Susan Hough
Virginia Schneider
Judy Drucks
Lynne Bruins
Karin Kaelin
James Booras
Judd Hirschberg
Robert Preil
Dan Heilborn
Patrick Linton
Roger Becker
Six-woman Prize Recipe Winners Named in County Contest
Winnebago County Dairy Plant Operators Association and County Extension Service announce six winners from Oshkosh Qmro and Fremont in a senior recipe contest. First county winner Mrs Eduard Schumann will publish her Company Casserole recipe weekly for six weeks with a photo. The second winner and her recipe will appear next Thursday.
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Osh' Kosh
Qmro
Fremont
Winnebago County
County Extension Service
Donald J
Jher Przewinning Reape
Eduard Schumann
Oregon St
Miss Sitter Attends 31st Medical Technologists Convention
Miss Virginia Sitter attends the 31st annual convention of the American Society of Medical Technologists at the Denver Hilton. More than 1,200 med techs from across the country gather for a six day session focusing on the future of laboratory medicine, organ transplant, automation, life support in space, exhibits and workshops. The event runs through Friday, June 21, with Miss Lenna D. Loyd of Portland, Oregon, leading the national society of over 9,000 certified medical technologists.
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Virginia Sitter
American Society of Medical Technologists
Denver Hilton Hotel
Denver
Colorado State Society of Medical Technologists
Lenna D. Loyd
Portland
Ore
National
Board of Registry
The
American Society of Clinical Pathologists
Fun in Sun Party Attracts Oshkosh Elks Ladies
The Oshkosh Elks Ladies hosted the first of two summer luncheons called Fun in the Sun at the clubhouse on Wednesday. The event featured a style show from Jeffrey's highlighting sport clothes popular with locals, with Misses Nancy Durant Barbara Durant Marilyn Schneider and Mmes Norman Walters Donald Apell William Roberts modeling. Models walked among 30 luncheon tables as prizes were awarded and attendees enjoyed cocktails, luncheon and informal chats before card games concluded the afternoon. The new officers James Pfeil Victor Hill Robert Leary LeRoy Witzke and Louis Struensee led the event.
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Oshkosh Elks Ladies
Jeffrey's
Oshkosh
Jeffrey
Nancy Durant
Barbara Durant
Marilyn Schneider
Mmes
Norman Walters
Donald Apell
William Roberts
Mines
James Pfeil
Victor Hill
Robert Leary
LeRoy Witzke
Lous Struensee
Centennial Ladies Host 1 PM Legion on the Lake
Mrs Carl Harmon presided as the Centennial Ladies assembled for a Wednesday party at Legion on the Lake. About thirty members and two guests attended with Mrs Ervin Schwab and Mrs Clarence Bursack as hostesses.
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Carl Harmon
Legion
Oshkosh TOPS To Attend State Meeting
Barbara Beutler was named best loser for the week as 23 members at the Oshkosh TOPS Club met at the Webster Building. They trimmed 24 pounds total. those who gained were asked to lose the amount plus a half pound more, with Mrs. Raymond Mauritz presiding, and final plans were made for attendance at the TOPS state convention Saturday in Milwaukee. Guests will be welcome at next week's special party night.
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Alss
Barbara Beutler
Oshkosh Tops Club
Webster Building
Raymond Mauritz
Milwau Ike
Stripes Good For Men Sport Shirt With Tie
A men’s sport shirt that doubles as a dress shirt with tie uses Oxford chambray madras and twill dress shirtings. Stripes are highlighted as a key feature, offering versatile wear.
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Oxford
Chambray
Madras
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Mail Apell
Thomas Wyman
Richard Lutz
Alan Marker
C. B. Zimmerman
Clinton Sartwell
Kay Leslie Ross
Christ Group
State Fair
Washington
Ysrapr
Trhves
Pittsburgh
Eciy Caren
Wren
IP Plate Glass Company
Bearquacters
Vnc Tance
University Chi Wheels In Dien
Committee On Arts
Denver Area
John F. Helms
Neenzh
Neenah-Menasha
Mrs. Atkins
Guild
Edward Schumann
Denes
Pashien
Clifford Pierce
Reinold Ganzer
Fourth St
Neenah
Department of Wisconsin Women’s Relief Corps
J. P. Shepard Corps
Menasha
Kenosha
Cassere
Sitter
Fetuien Cenreas
Main Street
Picasso
Utrillo
Montmarte
Eagle
Troy Pickens
Hawthorne
West College Ave
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