Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 3

TUB JANESVHUB (WIS.) DAILY GAZETTE Monday, September SO, IMS, MERCY HOSPITAL Pec O'BriM, Social TWtpbone news for this page to ZSOO. for the Society Editor's deik. Hie pace cloiei at 12 o'clock noon dally. WEDDING BEPOBXS Wedding details, as de- of gowns, flowers and will not be in the society column unless the report of c. Janesville ceremony tile society desk 48 'hours fitter the ceremony takes place.

SOCIAL CALENDAR afternoon temple. Guild church Daughters hall. Council High school. 6, Congregational George GUman, Jr. Episcopal -church was the scene of a love- 'ly 4'o'clock wedding Saturday as r.

Henry W. Roth read double rhig ceremony that -wiufia in marriage Phyllis Gene- Erickson, 'daughter of Mr. Mrs. Oscar Erickson, Janes' ville, and John Carter, son of Mr. Mrs.

Clarence Carter, Brod- Preceding the ceremony, Conrad Kneip played "Pastorale Romance," Douglas; "Cantilane," Flagler; "Song Without Words," Thome, and the traditional processional. Mrs. Duane Youngblood, Brodhead, sang 'The Lord's Prayer," Malotte, Perfect Love," Barnby. escorted down the "wliite -carpeted aisle by her father, wore a white bridal "gown designed with a fitted bod- net yoke trimmed with seed pearls and bugle beads and a full skirt extending into a train. Her Veil of imported illusion, edged Chantilly lace, was caught to a tiara'of seed pearls and extended heyond the train of the gown.

She Carried a cascade bouquet of gardenias centered with an orchid and wore a strand of pearls, the Bridegroom's gift Marcia Flynn, the brides cousin, was maid of honor in a go'wn of maize with taffeta bod- Ice, net yoke, bracelet sleeves and $-ftet skirt trimmed to bands of taffeta. She carried a colonial fcouquet in, which pink roses predominated. A sorority sister of the tride. Miss Charlene Thostenson, as bridesmaid was seen In-a violet taffeta and gown laentical. in styling to that of the Said of honor.

Yellow roses fea- Sjred her colonial bouquet. Both anaids wore hats of net. iJHidther cousin of the bride, Marcia Marie Jendersen, was flower girl a pastel blue frock set off with iti-hair band of pink roses and pom- Sons. She carried a. nosegay bouquet of the same flowers.

Duane SWieblood and Victor Brodhead, served Mr. Carter Jie ushers were Leo-Metzinger Wlu Otto Jendersen. '4-Mrs. Erickson and -Carter 'Mended in black crepe dresses wore corsages of white glad- pjreception for 125 guests was Id in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Jendersen, 815 Milton avenue, 'a four-tiered wedding cake jaffmnated the table arrangements. Bontly Jr. and Mrs. SSMSi Kemp served. Out-oMown 'Eguests were from Beloit, Edgerton, "Milwaukee, Orfordville, Monroe, Whitewater and Brodhead.

a trip to Michigan young Carter donned a brown gab- "ardtne suit, brown accessories, and a maize fleece coat Ah. orchid was Chined to her The former Miss Erickson was graduated -from the Janesville high school and Milton college where she was a of Sigma Phi Zeta sorority. She taught English in the high --school at Chatham, for two and for. one year in East Tawas, Mich: Mr. Carter, a graduate of Brodhead' high school, served in the armed forces for two years and is now 'employed at the Pierce Music Brodhead.

The couple will live Studio EVANSVILLE BRIDE Miss Barbara McPherson, daughter of and Mrs. Thomas McPher- jsson, Henry Victor Hatlen, son of Mr. and Mrs. -Carl Hatlen, also of Evansville, married Sept. 7 at the of the bride's grandparents.

Following a brief wedding trip, 'Mr. and Mrs. Hatlen are at home on Evansville, route 1, where the reformer is engaged in farming. Studio' IN CHURCH WEDDING Betty'Jane Carpenter and Wayne Hessenauer, both of Janesville, were principals in a formal wedding in Cargill Methodist church at 7 p. Sunday, ISept.

22. Two hundred guests attended the reception held at the Vets club following the ceremony. at 418 N. Chatham street, Janesville. Tank Co.

Veteran Weds Owen L. Sandmire, son of Mr. anc Mrs. L. C.

Sandmire, Richland Center, who was one of the members of the 192nd Tank battalion imprisoned by the Japanese during the war, took Mary Jane Craig daughter of Mr. and Mrs. also of Richland Center, as. his bride Wednesday. The service was read by the Rev Sidney Beavin in the Richlanc Center Metliodist church.

Ellwood Sandmire was best, man for. his brother and Miss Ruby Zimmerlee served as maid of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Sandmire will make' their home in Madison, where Mr.

Sandmire is employed at the Oscar Mayer Packing Co. The former soldier was liberate? from a prison camp in Japan just a year ago, after stays in Cabanatuan and Bilibid in the Philippines He joined the Janesville tank company in the fall of 1940, while visiting friends in this city. With the local group he shared the rigors of the death march of Bataan and Jap imprisonment" Daughter daughter, Diane 'Joyce, was born in Mercy hospital Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, 729 Prospect avenue is the former Roxy.

Patterson. With Young Matrons The Young Matrons club will meet at at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday for short business meeting and bridge. Mrs.

Jack Heenan is president of the group. Board Committee nominating committee of the Y.W.CA. board of directors will meet with its chairman, Mrs. G. M.

Duncan, at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. In Church day was observed in First Christian church Sunday with, certificates of promotion and advancement awarded. Rally day will be celebrated at all services next Sun day, the Rev.

James A. Barnett to install the new officers of Chris tian, Endeavor society. Sundaj evening preaching and worship service will be resumed. On Wednesday night the Rev Mr. Barnett will open a series Bible'studies, the first chapter Romans being.

assigned for- the opening meeting. The monthlj meeting of the church, board wil be held at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. 6, First Congregational a book review by Mrs.

W. G. Fir church, is opening the season wit! chow in the home of the president Mrs. George Gilman Rin gold street, at 8 p. m.

Tuesday Mrs. Firchow will review "Starling the White House." Mrs. Irvin Tohnsori will be assistant hostess. Mrs Emma Buggs and Mrs. Jose-, phine Schultz will be co-hostesses or Willing "Workers society at St.

church at 7:30 p. m. Tues- lay. Methodist guild has postponed he meeting planned for this week until Wednesday, Oct. 9, when Mrs.

E. J. Overton, 1135 Columbus Circle, will be hostess. 1 Voting People Kotwitz was elected president of the Junior Young People's Fellowship at the organization meeting in Trinity guild hall Sunday night rhomas-Munro was named vice- jresident and Barbara Brennan, secretary-tri usurer. Others who attended were Doris Judy Schaller, 'Julie Thronson; Judy Birenholtz, George McKilligan, Edward Lansing, Helen Hendrickson, 31aine Hendrickson and Carol The group will meet the second Sunday of every month.

The Very Rev. Henry W. was host and Miss Dorothy. Cockfield was advisor. Fortress Stella Bell, Milwaukee, department inspector, will inspect Capt Pliny Norcross fortress, Daughters of the G.

A. in Patriotic hall Tuesday night A pot luck supper will meeting. R. N. A.

Camp to camp, Royal Neighbors of America, will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Dockhorn, route 1. P. T. Council Tuesday The Janesville' Parent-Teacher council will meet at 7:45 p.

m. Tuesday in room Janesville high school. Carl Nlclcols Nickols, who served with Co. 192nd Tank Battalion, in the Philippines and was a prisoner from May, 1942, until'February, 1945 was married to Jeannette Helen Thiele, of Goshen, at 9 o'clock Saturday morning in St. John's Catholic church at Goshen.

The Rev. H. J. Miller celebrated the nuptial high mass. A gray suit, blue accessories and a corsage of yellow roses comprised the bride's attire.

Her sister, Miss Margaret Thiele, wearing a yellow wool dress, brown accessories and a corsage of rust baby was maid of honor. Joseph Thiele, the bride's brother was best- man and Robert Stewart, Janesville, was usher. The bride was given in marriage by her cousin, Charles Thiele, South Bend, Ind. The bridegroom's mother appeared in a blue suit with navy accessories and a corsage of white pompons. After the ceremony breakfast was served in a Goshen tea room to 25 guests that included the bridegroom's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Nickols, Frances, Nadine, Nicholas and Mary Nickols, Robert Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nickel, all of Janesville. A reception, -was held In the bride's home.

The bridal couple will.spend a week in Chicago and will be at home Monterey hotel after Oct 6. Young Mrs. a studio JCT. line Lizzie Krueger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Krueger, Milton Junction, and Jerome Aaberg, son of Mrs. Josephine Aaberg' Stoughton, were married Sept 14 in the Methodist church at Milton Junction. The couple plans to live in Beloit We fire Permanent Wave Specialists Our Permanent Look Beffer and Last Longer Beautiful Duart Permanent Wave $5.00 Arlette Oil Wave $6.50 Crown of Gold Oil Wave $10.00 Nestle Creme Oil $12.50 Machineless Permanents 15.00 "The Salon tciilt the besf of for per- mdnents. Come in-icith or without appointment" HAZEL'S BEAUTY SALON 56 S. River St.

Phone 619 Shop closed Wednesday Afternoon. Studio MARRIED SEPT. Rev. Harrison C. Rex of St.

Peter's Lutheran church read the ceremony that united in marriage Doris Marie Brewer and Clifford Lester Jensen, Friday, Sept. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen are living at 314 S.

Division street. 1944 graduate of St. Joseph's School of Nursing in Fort Wayne, was discharged from the army nurse corps in June after 15 months in service. Mr Nickol, who entered service in November 1940 was granted his discharge in April, 1946. He is employed at the Parker Pen Co.

Nancy Lane Speaker Nancy Lane, Janesville high school senior, will give an informal talk on Badger Girls State, which she attended this past summer at Ripon, at the-second regular 12th grade Y-Teens club 'meeting at me YWO. Tuesday afternoon. Miss Betty Cherbonnier is the clubs new advisor. Swing Lobby Swing Lobby members are invited to attend an after-school dancing and game party at the Y.W.C.A. Tuesday.

The Tuesday "afternoon affairs will become a regular weekly' activity of the club beginning this week- as well as the weekly Friday night dances. Burdick Club Minnie Siggelkow, John BueW and Will Splinter took the prizes whenBurdick Community club met Thursday with Mrs. Harvey. Siggelkow, route 2. Railroad Club to Meet The -monthly business meeting the Milwaukee Railroad Woman's club wJU be held at 8 p.

m. Tuesday in the Sorority at Phi Mu soror- itv will hold the regular meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday in the Gideon room of the Y. M.

C. A. Fisher Club Hostess Mrs. Edward Cahill, 617 S. Franklin street, will entertain the Fisher Bridge club at 1:30 p.

m. Wednesday. Sinfonictta Opening The first regular meeting of Choral s.infonl- etta wil Ibe held at 8 p. m. Monday at the Vocational schoAl.

Luncheon for Club fs H- Culver 429 Cornelia street, will entertain the La Prairie Mutual Benefit Society at a 12:30 luncheon Wednesday. and Mrs. William H. McKinney, -57E6 Dexter Detroit, announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marilynn Elaine, to Otto J. Probst, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Probst, Janesyille. Nov. 28 has been set as the wedding day. At Howarth A.

E. Knauf will be hostess to the Howarth Community club at the meeting planned for Wednesday night at the school. Nibby Dean Nibby Dean; 410 Jackman street, entertained members of a club at dinner Saturday to celebrate her birth- May. Sylvia Hartwig, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Hartwig, route 5, and Milford Melvin Simonsen, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Simonsen, Clinton, will. be A daughter was born to Mrs. William Brown, 729 Prospect avenue. A son was born.to Mrs.

John Warsaw, 456 N. Pearl street. Admitted: Veronica Britt, route Annie Maloy. 443 N. Bluff street; John Home, Walworth; Carl Guse.

613 Center avenue; Duane Duesterbeck, Darien; Mrs. Charles Brownell, 1718 Western avenue; Emma'Scwager, Marengo, HI; Oren McThompson, 608 North street; Mrs. Bertha Locke, Rock County farm; Kenneth Fields, 339 Center avenue; Mrs. Joseph Nar- butt, Milner hotel; Lina Lee Homan, 326 Cherry street; Mrs. Edward Wright, Milton Junction.

Out-patients: Mary Allen. 222 S. Wisconsin street; Clarence Klowes, Milton Junction; Donald Decker, Milton'Junction. Released: Bernie Schultz, Sharon; Mrs. Ernest Mitchell, Milton; James Milligan, route polio patient; William McQiiade, 338 Cherry street; Richard Masterson, 411 Cornelia street; Beatrice Preston, 613 Pleasant Mansur, 533 N.

Pearl street; Mrs. R. De Lap, 523 S. Main street; Harold Hutchinson, 602 Chestnut street; Carl Guse, 613 Center 'avenue; Francis 325 Caroline street; John Horne, Walworth; Carl Schultz, 453 N. Washington street; Carol Hamilton, route Elmer Harness, Delavan; Mrs.

Bert Ross, Beloit; Mrs. Herman Wilke, 409 N. Jackson street; Marie.Gil- berto, 516 S. Pine street; Mrs. William Hull, 309 Caroline street; Mrs.

William Wilcox, 337 Garfield avenue; Mrs. Clarence Wendtland and son, 212 Linn street; Mrs. John Suchanek and son, 1303 Milton avenue; Mrs. Walter Raasch and son, 427 Fifth avenue; Mrs. Daniel Kelly and daughter, 703 Cornelia street; Mrs.

Theodore Hatlen and daughter, Evansyille; Mrs. Robert Sendrickson and daughter, route Mrs. Raymond Strampe and daughter, 337 N. Academy street; Mrs. Donald Corkhill and daughter, 10 N.

Main street. LAUNDRY MAILING CASES Just right for the away-from-home students. Standard 20-inch size in two covered or tough, vulcanized fibre. Fine Leather Brief Cases and Ring Binders. LOPEMAN'S LUGGA6E SPORT SHOP married at 3 p.

m. Saturday, Oct. 12, In St Paul's Lutheran church at Beloit Surprise Mrs. William Kotwitz, 1409 Purvis avenue, gave a surprise stork shower for Mrs. Gilbert Hanson, 320 N.

Oakhill avenue, Sunday afternoon. A two course luncheon was PERSONALS Former Janesville residents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zapinske, Deroit, observed their 25th-wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the Edgewater Beach hotel in Chicago Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Val Weber and family, 26 N. Wisconsin street and Dr. and Mrs. H.

C. Duggan, Milwaukee, attended. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanldl and daughter, Edith, Milwaukee, were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph V. Coffey, 1112 Center avenue, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

E. O. McCartie and daughter, Dolores, Janesville, joined them for dinner at the Coffey home. Mr. and Mrs.

W. Lougee, 1110 Milwaukee avenue, flew to Green Bay Sunday for the Packer- Bear game. Mr. and Mrs. William Yahn, 444 Fifth avenue, have returned from an 18-day vacation in Winnipeg, Canada, and Northern Minnesota.

Mr. and Mrs. Orian Freeman, 730 Caroline street, entertained the Condon-McBride bridal party Friday night. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Jack McDermott and Robert, and Mrs. Ruth Condon, all 'of Mineral Point. Harry Osborn, 1403 Osborne avenue, spent the week-end in Michigan Mrs. T. J.

Flanagan, the former Josephine Ragan, has returned to Phoenix, after having spent the past week in Janesville and Tomah. Pvt Thiele, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thiele, 1115 Court street, is on furlough here after having complete basic training at Fort Bliss, Tex. After two weeks he will report to Camp Stoneman, Calif.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl. Lee, Marengo, attended the Blaser-McCaull wedding here Saturday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. James Millard, Delavan, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Christ Grim, 1023 Sutherland avenue. Mrs. C. E. Canniff and daughter, June, Elroy, are visiting Mrs.

Mayme Kramer and Mrs. Lydia Shock, 471 S. Ringold street. MARRIAGE LICENSES -Marriage license applications at the office of County Clerk Walter M. Lindemann include: Everard John Craig, Lima, and Marie-Agnes Sabotka, 2407 Western avenue, Janesville; Arthur Roy Frohmader, DUO-PIANISTS TO PLAT Whittemore and Jack Lowe, who as sailor pianists entertained the troops In United States and Pacific area for three and-one-half years, will open the Civic Music association concert series in high school auditorium, Monday night, Oct.

7. Duo-Pianists Open Civic Concert Season on Oct. 7 Membership cards for the Janesville Civic Music association, which will present its first concert of the season Monday evening, Oct. 7, being mailed out Monday, Mrs. Robert W.

Bliss, Civic Music president, announced today. Persons who do not receive their membership cards this Week are to Call Mrs Otto Lukas, 414 S. East street, telephone 3427, after 6 p. m. The 10th annual season for which the Janesville high school auditorium was sold out, will open with the popular American duo-pianists Whittemore and Lowe, Monday, Oct Other'concert dates are as follows: Saturday, Oct 19, Earl Wrightson, baritone of radio, concert opera fame; Thursday, Dec.

5, Jarmila Novotna, glamorous Metropolitan soprano; 17, Ruth Bosselt, violinist, wife of Richard Burgh, who Is concert-master of the Boston Symphony; and Sunday afternoon, Mar. 9, Indianapolis Symphony orchestra. Whittemore and Lowe began their two piano team in Puerto Rico one summer, learning 19 selections in 18 days for their first concert. When they returned to the States they won first place in 'a nation-wide glee club concert which led to their appearance in Carnegie This brought them to the- attention of Fred Waring on whose radio show they. have appeared many times.

Arthur Whittemore was born in Vermillipn, S. and Jack Lowe in Before the two met up.at East- man'school in N. where 'they took music, degrees, the young men had attracted attention in their respective states. During the three and one-half years that they were in the navy they gave more than 500 concerts in the United States and the Pacific one time they played 241 performances in more than 40 army, navy and marine hospitals in 88 days." On the basis of their experience with 'GFs, Whittemore and Lowe are Including in their concert a group numbers found to. be.

most popular with service personnel. They have a repertoire of 175 numbers in their own arrangements, of which It are of the.popular school. 713 Harding street and Isabel Frances Strain, 205 S. Franklin street; Janesville; Lester LaVerne Onsgard, Spring Valley, and "Ruth Marie Turner, 121 S. High street, Janesville; LeRoy Dudley Hanson and Shirley-Pearl Reents, both of Beloit; Leonard James Parker and Hazel Mae.

Simonds, town of Be- loi'u Charles Goddards Married 50 Years and Mrs. Charles N. Goddard 503 College street, held house Thursday "in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary. About 60 friends called to offer congratulations. Several vases of flowers'were, among the gifts from friends, one, the gift of their grandchildren in California.

A tajl brass lamp, a wedding gift years agoliad been converted into an electric lamp and adorned the table. Mrs. Walter Terrell arid Mrs. Robert Schumacher had charge of the serving." The hohored couple received many cards. Among the gifts was an attractive golden wedding guest book.

The couple was married in New Auburn, which .50 years ago was named Cartwright, then Au burn, and finally New! Auburn, where Mr. Goddard was postmas- HOWARD AEH Doctor of'Optomelry PHONED "TJie Beit in A Good Word for Is to Use! "Faithful" is a word we like particularly to apply to our serv- for feel that if we are faithful to the ethical code of our profession, faithful to the traditions of our firm, faithful to our friends, we cannot fail to meet, in every way, the demands of those who turn to us in time of need. KIMBALL-NELSON 1300 158 S.JACKSON ter for 17 years. 'They have lived in Milton nearly 25 years and he has the carpentry trade much of time. Mr.

and Mrsi Goddard left (Saturday on a trip into Iowa. They will visit relar tives in Evansville Church Elects New Officers a. picnic supper the annual meeting of the Congregational church was held Tuesday. Mrs. C.

E. Willoughby was elected clerk; E. W. Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. Earl Van Wart and Mrs.

Lloyd Mabie, deaconesses; Claude Willoughby and Ed Butts, deacons; C. S. Baker, Claron Powles and Mrs. "Profetfionol Optomttric Smtce" MYRON W. HAACK Optometrist and Ophthalmic Dispenser Pnone.752.

SI S. Franklin COMING EVENTS Monday school ('. City haU, 7:30. Little Theatre 7:30. Tuesday 1 Littlfe Theatre trybutSr-Tublfc Wisconsin Restaurant association hotel, Rock County G.OJP.— Court House, 8.

Rev. Merlyh ian H. F. Brunsell, trustees'; Mrs. Har- ry Roderick, Mrs.

Mil-, ler and W. Johnson, music committee, and 'Ed Butts, "chairman of the The was called order by J. Spencer JuUeir and Ed served as Reports on the past year's work by Mrs. WUIough- by, clerk; Mrs. Devine, "serv- ice'commission secretary and urer; Edward Johnson, treasurer; Mrs.

Floyd Ballard, Congregational league; J. Spencer V. A. Axtell, ministerial Robert Erstad," and J. C.

McKenna, auditirigTcom- mittee. Sylvester Weds Nurse" Milton 'chapel at was. the a pretty wedding 'Saturdayf Sept 21, at 3 p. "vhenVJtme, ilCarling, daughter of A. W.

Karling, Whitefish Bay, Milwaukee, became the bride Sylvester Welter, son of Mrs. Stebbins 'Mfltoh Jungtion. The bride wore a gabardine matching accessories, a corsage of red roses 'and white car-, nations. Her 1 Miss Carol Hermening," wore''a tan suit, and corsage of yellow 'roses and white carnations. The groom, was attended by Wayne Welter; Karling appeared in a'blue suit and wore'iblack suit and both wore corsages of red roses- V' Following the ceremony course dinner was'served at the Ivanhoe restaurant, Milwaukee," to 20 relatives and friends.

The young couple spent a week at Elkhart, Ind. They will be at home In their recently purchased home in Milwaukee after 10. The bride Is a nurse in a Milwaukee hospital and the groom received his discharge from the navy several months ago. He is a for- mer'resident of Milton Junction. YOUNG MOTHER tress of baby-scoldwhUehesleeps.

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