Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 2

Page Two. JANESVILLEE (WIS.) DAILY GAZETTE Monday, June, 9, 1947- Thomas Kachels, Whitewater, Feted on Golden Wedding Whitewater Mr. and Thomas A. Kachel held open house Sunday afternoon at. their home, 1105 Main street, in observance of their golden wedding anniversary.

Besides the many local friends and relatives who called to congratulate them, the following came from out of town: Dr. John Hogan, son William and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs: Will Hogan, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Draeger and Keith, Janesville; Mrs.

D. H. Dunn, Milwaukee; Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Lyness, Stevens Point; Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Kachel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kachel and daughter, Mary Lou, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Kachel and Pat and Tommy, Lake Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ca '-son, and the former home from Harvard university. The refreshment table was centered with a large bowl of yellow roses and flowers in baskets and vases and flowering plants, gifts of the guests or friends unable to be present, filled every available space. Telegrams and special delivery letters were also received from absent friends and relatives.

Assisting in receiving were the members of the family, the Leslie, Donald and Sidney Kachels, Mrs. D. H. Dunn and Miss Anna Dunn. Mrs.

Dunn and Mary Lou Kachel poured at the refreshment table. Among the bouquets received was from WCLO, Janesville Gazette station, with a note from "Aunt Em." Watrous-DeYoung Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Paul Watrous ar- ttved here Friday after a week's wedding trip in northern Wisconsin and are now at home in their Parkway apartment at the city park. Miss Ethel De Young, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob De Young, Horicon, at teacher in the fourth grade of the city school last year, became the bride of Paul Watrous, son of Mrs. Agnes Watrous, of this city, May in the Evangelical church at Horicon. The Rev. Arthur J.

Willett, Randolph, read the -3- o'clock ceremony before an altar decorated with lilacs and tulips. The bride wore a white suit with white accessories. Her corsage was -of gardenias and pink rosebuds. Attending her as matron of honor -was her sister, Mrs. Catherine "Broombaugh, Milwaukee, clad in "an aqua suit with a pink hat corsage of pink and white carnations.

The groom was attended by Ray "Kelm, Whitewater, and ushering -were the brother-in-law of the bride, Edward Broombaugh, Mil- and her aunt, Miss Clara Mrs. Willett, wife of the clergy- 'inan, sang Grieg's "Ich Liebe Dich" "and "The Lord's Prayer." A reception was held in the 'Church parlors for about 80 guests, 'after which the young couple left for the north. Mrs. Watrous was graduated from the Oshkosth State Teachers college, where she was affiliated with the Kappa Gamma sorority. Her husband graduated from the city high school here and was in service for three years in the air corps, 18 months overseas in the Southwest Pacific.

He is now assistant superintendent in the foundry division of the Whitewater Co. Whitewater Briefs The Garden club will meet at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in Bassett douse before starting on the tour of local gardens, including those tit the Farnham and Larson homes, and Mmes. Charles Kading, Arthur Buenirrg and Mrs.

Sibley, 401 Milwaukee street, a former member. Mrs. Louis Zimmerman, the club president has received the rib- bins won by local members who took blooms to the state flower show in Wauwatosa May 23, 24 25, and will distribute them Tuesday. They include five blue for Mrs. W.

H. Farnham on her specimen blooms of choice tulips- for Miss Hannah Larson, 'for the best iris in the show, "Red -Orchid;" two seconds for Mrs. B. 'M. Cleland, for crabapple and pink trumpet daffodil specimens; a first, and third for Arthur tBuening on varieties of spring classes, and a second for Miss Avis Cleland on the rare tulip, "acuminata," for gardens.

Only two entries by 'the club did not receive a ribbon. The club sold 24 tickets to the show. Minn Avis Clrlnnd, 111 8. Prairie -phone Is Wliltrwalei news representative of the Janesville Gaietle. D.

W. 210 State street, phone 424-W, circulation aeent. Darlene Bowdin entertained sev- guests at her home, 204 Wisconsin street, on her 12th birthday Miss Nancy Johrtson received her of arts degree Sunday Lawrence college at Appleton "at the 100th commencement cele- iratibn. On Wednesday of last week she served as bridesmaid at 'the wedding of a sorority sister, Miss- Nancy Sinbourne, her clasfi- jnate both at Lawrence and in Mil- -waukee at Downer academy. George Hull, Whitewater's for- state senator, attended the Centennial commencement activities at Appleton last week, where Jie attended the academy and college for four years.

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Charles Stnrtevant, Delavan newf correspondent, pbone 480-W. Circulation agent la. Bollln Klumpn, 128 8. street. Veteran Delavan Merchant Retires After 40 Tears Delavan A.

P. Simons has sold his meat market to Phil Salamone of Rockford, who will take possession July 1. Mr. Simons has been in the meat business in Delavan for about 40 years. He is a native of Sharon, but came to Delavan when 20, worked as a delivery boy for H.

W. Utley and later was employed in the Andrew Quinn market and then went into business with John Quinn. After spending eight years in Iowa, Mr. Simons returned to Delavan and worked in the Bert Hollister market. In 1910 he went into business for himself and has been in his present location since 1916.

In point of years that he has been in business, Mr. Simons is one of the oldest businessmen in Delavan. Guild Ending Season St. Agnes Guild will hold the and daughter, Susanne, Henderson' ville, S. have been guests of Mr.

Sheehan's mother, Mrs. John Sheehan. On Saturday they attended the wedding of Miss Jeanne Kessler in Chicago. The Sub Deb club held a house party at Lake Lawn last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Jessie Harris announce the engagement of their daughter, Charlotte Lucille, to James Lauren Holt, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. J.

Holt, Delavan. The wedding will take platte in the Methodist church Saturday afternoon, June 28. The Catholic Women's Benevolent League will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Leonard. The final session of the Red Cross sewing group was held on Thursday in the Episcopal guild closing meeting Tuesday evening.

of the season A potluck sup- jer will take place at the home of Mrs. Russell Stewart. Members are to bring a dish of food to pass, sandwiches and their own table service. There will be election of officers. Delavan Briefs The Delavan Rural Garden club will meet Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

Ralph Pounder. Roll call will be answered with "My Favorite White Frank Behlman Flower." Mrs. will have the topic, "My Garden," and the contest will be in charge of Miss Eileen Cusack. The W.C.T.U. will be entertained Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

R. B. Tobey. The Curtis club of the Congregational church will meet at 6:30 p. m.

Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Smith for a potluck supper. The committee will furnish rolls. Members are asked to bring a dish of food to pass and table service. Devotions will be led by Mrs.

E. B. Arnold. The commitee in charge will be Mmes. Arthur Smith, S.

C. Rusdal, A. K. Spooner, Robert Ferber and Arnold Blodgett. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Beswick left Sunday on a vacation trip to New York, Washington, D.C., and Maryville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sheehan Have Your CLOTHES Individually TAILORED SEE CARL BORST TAILOR 512 Blackhawk St.

(Turn Right Off Racine I hall. Mrs. Helen Gibson Bates was here from San Diego, to attend the funeral of her uncle, Dr. G. Ed Leach.

Sandra Smith entertained a group of her young friends Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith, on S. Sixth street, in honor of her birthday. Mrs.

Maude Downs has returned to her home in Minneapolis after a visit of several weeks in the home of her brother-in-law, I. B. Davies. George Van Velzer has been seriously ill in his home on Grove street with heart trouble. Geneva Residents Flying to Europe for Summer Visit Lake and Mrs.

Frank Lazzaroni have left for Europe. They are flying to Newfoundland, from there to Ireland and then to Italy. They plan to visit relatives in Italy and will also visit on the continent before they return home in August. Bible School June 16 The daily vacation bible school of the First Evangelical Lutheran church will open on Monday, June 16, and will continue six weeks. On Thursday, June 12, the Ladies' Aid society and the Young People's society will meet.

Lake Geneva Briefs The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold the monthly meeting at 8 p. m. Wednesday evening in the K. P. hall.

New officers will be installed. Mmes. Harry L. Macdonald, A. B.

Dickinson and Miss Olive Longland were judges at the Delavan City Garden club flower show Friday and Saturday. The Belfry Players have issued their annual prospectus for the 14th season of plays which they give each summer at the little Belfry theatre on liams Bay road. the Elkhorn-Wil- FONTANft Clifford Hawley and two daughters; Gail and Kristeen, Madison, came Thursda; morning to spend the rest of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Schroeder.

Pvt. Harlan Seaver is home from Ft. Knox, and expects his honorable discharge in the neai future. Miss Mary Helen Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Nich ols, has entered Mercy hospital, Janesville, for surgical treatmen Her mother is staying in Janesville and caring for her daughtei nights. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gould and family have left the Mrs.

Brady cottage on Kinzie street. Mrs. Gould and children are visiting at Mt. Carmel, HI. Mr.

Gould and Sandra are in Harvard, 111. Mrs. W. S. Peavey is staying with Miss Edith Kohlsaat for the present.

Mrs. M. Rogers and daughter and sons are living in the Peavey home in Buena Vista club. Mrs. Rogers purchased the house recently.

WALWORTH LICENSES for age licenses here include: Jerome H. Bartle, Milwaukee, and Betty B. Sawyer, East Troy; Joseph Charles Reich, town of Lyons, and Virginia Marie Vorpagel, Lake Geneva; Finlarig Logan McLean and Ellora Emma Sorenson, both of Whitewater; William R. Morwood, Clinton, and Joanne E. Bradford, Delavan.

Two couples have filed notices of intention to wed in Chicago: James Howard Jacobson and Shirlee Ruth Best, both of Lake Geneva, on June 11; and Roland P. Samkus, Delavan, and Rita V. Nelson, Chicago, on June 14. The Japanese navy built and operated extensive 1 petroleum refineries during World War H. TEEN AGES! Get relief from PIMPLES Follow directions.

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