Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 18

Wednesday Evening, April 24, 1946 THE GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE Harmony Program To Be Presented At Algoma May 4 Special Press-Gazette ALGOMA, the famous Manitowoe chapter chorus, the Algoma Recreation department will present a program of barber shop harmony in the Algoma High school auditorium Saturday, May 4. M. The Manitowoe 70-voice chapter of chorus the of Society the for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America which will highlight the prgoram also features soloists and quartets and a one-act comedy, "Poor by the "Masquers," noted Manitowoc theatrical group. The quartet feature is the Inter City Four, one of the outstanding units in Wisconsin as recognized in the recent state contest. All main auditorium seats in the school auditorium, where the show will be staged, are reserved at 85 cents, including tax.

Tickets have been placed on sale at the Fluck Drug Store, Algoma; the Kohlbeck Clothing store, Kewaunee, and the Knaapen Bakery, Sturgeon The musical portion of the show is under the direction of Milton Detjen, one of the nation's outstanding pianists and recognized as a talented showman. Detjen studied music under the famous Polish pianist, Ignace Friedman, in Italy. After his return to the United States he concentrated on concert work but now, according to officials of the Manitowoc unit, has "let his hair down" and goes in for the type of music the public wants to hear. Christjohn Funeral in Tigerton Chapel Today Special to Press-Gazette SHAWANO, Wis. Last rites for Moses Christjohn, 66, town of Wittenberg, who was killed when struck by a train Sunday evening as he walked down the track in the town of Wittenberg, were held this afternoon at the Indian Chapel in Tigerton.

The Rev. E. H. Sihler read the rites and interment was in the Tigerton cemetery. Born April 26, 1879 in Oneida, he lived in the town of Wittenberg most of his life.

Arrangements were handled by the Smith Funeral home in Wittenberg. Called Back to Canada By Death of Father Special to Press-Gazette ABRAMS, and Mrs. Milton Erdman have retrned to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, after learning of the death of Mrs. Erdman's father. The Erdmans, who left Saturday, visited the Ed Speaker and Ed Erdman families and the Misses and Clara Erdman while heredia Mrs.

E. Metchler of Fox Lake came here to attend funeral of Mrs. Fack, held at the Brookside Lutheran church last week. Mrs. Lindow President Of Gillett W.S.C.S.

Special to Press GILLETT, a recent meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, at the home of Mrs. Tom Lindow, Mrs. Lindow was elected president to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of Mrs. Stanley Korotev, and Mrs. Marcella Severance was elected treasurer to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs.

James Carter. Parents of Daughter COLEMAN, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Stodola are the parents of a daughter born at the Marinette General hospital on Tuesday morning.

This is the third child in the family, a son and a daughter preceding. Suffers Paralytic Stroke COLEMAN, Wis. The Rev. Joseph Therien, pastor of St. John the Baptist Catholic church, was taken to St.

Vincent hospital in Green Bay in the Neveu-Rhodes ambulance Monday morning, following a paralytic stroke. Knutson Convicted of Assault and Battery JANESVILLE, Wis. (U.P.) Everett Knutson, 27-year-old University of Wisconsin student, late Tuesday pleaded guilty to an amended charge of assault and battery in connection with the beating of Adolph Gunness, Madison. Rock county authorities accused Knutson in municipal court of participating with Mrs. Ella Gunness the clubbing of her husband 'at Edgerton on April 20 as the result of a family argument.

Knutson was alleged to be a friend of the family. Municipal Judge Ernest Agnew postponed sentence until May 2. The steel pipe installed in Washington's Pentagon building would stretch from Chicago to Indian 200 miles. Recently Purchased Log House Is Razed by Fire caSpecial Wis. Press- Gazette house on the farm recently purchased by Andrew Wontor from Victor Late destroyed by fire Wednesday night." The house, which was of log construction, was located one and a quarter miles south of town and Highway 141.

The origin of the fire was not determined. Pembine and Wausaukee wardens assisted in extinguishing the blaze. Wontor is to be married soon. Denmark Musicians In Concert Tonight Special to Press-Gazette DENMARK, -The Denmark High School band, with Robert W. Krieg as conductor, will present a spring concert tonight.

The following program will be presented: America Henry Carey Overture Rustucon Frankiser MedleyThe Magic Flute Mozart Flute and Clarinet DuetLonging For Home Jungman Phyllis Jacobson and Joan Locke Miss Oft, Pianist Tales of Vienna Woods Straus CHORUS Lamb of God Christiansen Phyllis Jacobson, Pianist Beautiful Medley- Dreamer Stephen Foster Student Prince Romberg MarchColonel Miners Huff VocalThe Nation's Prayer Ceasar Franck Coralie Johnson DuetClarinet Polka Wochos and Mary Maurer Helen Marcussen, Piantst Combined Band and ChorusVictor Herbert Selections Solos by Delores Jensen, Orville Jensen, Eunice Wollak CHORUS Onward Christian Soldiers Selection- Aleta Losey Flute and Clarinet duet, by Jeanette Wicker and Ann Helen Marcussen, Pianist OvertureRosmarin Max Thomas (The required number the band will play at Two Rivers May 11.) March-Salutation Seitz Litka Fined for Reckless Driving Special to Press-Gazette CRIVITZ, Wis. Leonard F. Litka of Wausaukee was assessed a fine of $35 and costs by Marinette Police Judge Dan Corry after arraignment on a charge of reckless driving. County Traffic Officer John Wood reported that Litka was the driver of a panel truck which at 6:30 p. m.

Saturday left the town road running east in the village of Wausaukee and turned over several times, coming to rest in the county fair grounds. Litka was traveling west toward the main part of the village when his truck careened off the road. Litka, according to the report was thrown through the top of the truck suffered a cut near his and ear and other bruises. He was taken to Marinette General hospital for treatment and appeared none the worse for his experience when he made his court appearance. Wausaukee Man Fined For Traffic Offense Special to Press-Gazette CRIVITZ, Wis.

Antone Jicha Wausaukee was assessed a fine of $5 and costs Tuesday morning by Judge Dan Corry in Marinette police court after being arraigned on a charge of turning his car into the left lane to pass while another vehicle was approaching in the opposite direction. County Traffie Officer John Wood, who signed the complaint, said the offense o- curred on April 4. 12 New Members Taken Into Bluebird 4-H Club CRIVITZ, Wis. Officers announced that 12 new members of the Bluebird 4-H club of Crivitz have been admitted. They are Jo Sieja, Billy Holbrook, Loren Adams, Kenneth Swick, Gloria Schwerbele, Janet Petri, Beverly Bastain, Mary Dahnke, Ted Kaufman, Tom Kaufman, Marilyn Bakke and Bobby Van Vooran.

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Tree Planting to Begin in Marinette County on May Special to Press-Gazette CRIVITZ, Wis. John H. Saemann, assistant county agricultur-: al agent, has announced that tree planting will begin in the county May 1. The trees will be planted at Kremlin, town of Pembine, and will be supplied by the state tree nursery. More than 550,000 white, norway, and jack pine trees will be planted.

One of the problems of tree planting this year is the shortage of manpower, Saemann said. The agricultural department will furnish transportation for workers from Crivitz, Wausaukee, Amberg, Pembine and the surrounding areas of these towns. Workers will be employed for about a month and will be well paid, Saemann said. Information on the tree planting program can be obtained at the local agricultural office, at the ranger stations in Wausaukee and Pembine, or from Fred Shanebrook, Amberg, and Clayton Lee in Crivitz. Men and boys, 16 years and older, are asked to apply for the work.

The tree planting program is sponsored by the county land committee and is for the purpose of reforesting county owned forest crop land. In 1942 spring planting totaled 1,791,560 trees on 1,497 acres in the county. Wartime conditions curtailed the tree planting program until now. Renew Marriage Vows Easter Day Special to Press-Gazette LENA, Wis. Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Frigo, Lena, renewed their marriage vows at a solemn high mass at 10 o'clock Easter Sunday morning at St. Charles Catholic church. The Rev. E.

H. Vaissiere, pastor of the congregation, was the celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Cyril A. Miron, De Pere, as deacon, and Frater Martin Frigo, son of the couple, De Pere, as sub-deacon. Msgr.

Luigi Des Moines, Iowa, a friend of the family, delivered the sermon. Attending the couple, was Angelo Frigo, St. Louis, brother of Mr. Frigo and Mrs. Dominic Frankini, of Iron Mountain, sister of Mrs.

Frigo who were the attendants at their marriage which took place at Iron Mountain, 25 years ago. A banquet was held in the high school gymnasium, at 6 o'clock with 85 guests present. Mr. and Mrs. Frigo are the of 11 The eldest daughter a nun, Sister Gemma, of the St.

Agnes Order, who teaches at Mayville, and the eldest son is studying for the priesthood at St. Norbert college at De Pere. Mr. Frigo is a co-owner of the Frigo Brothers Cheese company here. $135 More Given for 4-H Building Program Special to Press-Gazette CRIVITZ.

Wis. Individual donations. of $135 fgrom the town of Wausaukee have swelled the 4-H building fund to more than $600, according to Marvin C. Hanson, county club agent. The amount represents one of the largest donations by any one community.

Other donations received this week included $2 from the Jolly Neighbors Homemakers, town of Stephenson, $5 from the town of Goodman, $5 each from the towns of Amberg, Stephenson, and Pembine, and $1 from the town of Middle Inlet. Scouts Make Trip to Bear Paw Lake Camp Special to Press-Gazette COLEMAN, Wis. Five members of the local Boy Scout troop, Dick Pinkart, Vernon Van Vonderen, Roger' Geise, Junior Herbert and Gary Barrette and their scout leader, E. H. Herbert, made a trip to the new Boy Scout camp of the Nicolet area at Bear Paw lake Saturday.

While there, the group was taken on a hike by C. L. Stuckman, of Marinette, field executive for the Nicolet area. Coleman High Band To Present Annual Concert on Friday Special to Press-Gazette COLEMAN, Wis. The Coleman High school band will present its annual spring concert under the direction of C.

H. Bergfors, at the school gymnasum Friday evening, beginning at 8 p. m. Following is the program which will be The New B. Hall; puresented: Omar Khayyam Overture, H.

King; My Buddy, Cornet quartet, E. Kleffman, Tim Heisel, Banaszak, Delbert Krause and Ken Krause: American Patrol, F. W. Meachum: La Paloma, Spanish Serenade, Yradier; Jack and the Beanstalk, novelty sketch, C. Coon, Janet narrator; Pepperino, saxaphone duet, R.

Endresen, Elton Rheaume, Marilyn Kralovetz; Prince and Pauper Overture, H. Johnson; Clarinet Polka, Echtner, Rheaume student director; March, Star Spangled Banner, The band members Selectede: Clarinets Dorothy Homontow- ski, Christine Rysewyk, Beverly Meyers, Virginia Banaszak, Fern Krejcarek, Oscar Seefeldt, Myron Zeitler and Lavern Bartels; Cornets Tim Heisel, Ernie Banaszak, Delbert Krause, Earl Barrette, Wayne Thielke, Henry Kralovetz, Glen Zeitler, Cletus Rouse MEET FOR A TREAT a table for two Make it a date at THE ZUIDER ZEE "The Nicest Place to Be" The lady will be thrilled impressed by your good taste. You'll both enjoy the famous food and delightful atmosphere. NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT FEATURING LENT WARNER MEALS LUNCHES and DINNERS Are Tasty at SILVER RAIL RESTAURANT 301 S. Broadway Everyone Says "He's Great" RUSS RUSSO Pianist Extraordinary Entertaining Every Night In the GREEN ROOM Managed by Harry Stein Serving those delleious mixed drinks and featuring finest in liquors, wines, cordials, beers.

Plan to Spend the Evening at the NORTH SIDE COMMUNITY CENTER -AT 427 St. George St. DANCE TONIGHT MENT BY THE FUN AND ENTERTAIN- Polka King ROMY With PERSON IN His Famous GOSZ JUST BACK HOLLYWOOD Orchestra Recording FROM AT DANCELAND GREEN IN BAY EVERYONE INVITED ADM. PLUS FED. TAX and Harvey Noll; Saxaphone Elton Rheaume, Kralovetz, Luella Rouse, Billy Rost, Dale Grages, Ambrose Rysewyk, Hanna Le Kobus, and Alvin Patz; Baritone, Zablocki; Robert Mellophones Skarban and Jeanette Rouse and Emily Patz: Basses Earl Zeitler, Warden Linstrom and Goldie Kaminski: Drums Earl Arlene Neveau, Audrey Krejcarek and Mary DeCleene; Trombones Kenneth Rouse and Francis Sherwood.

Program of 21 Plays Scheduled for Fair MADISON, Wis. (U.P.) A program of 21 plays has been scheduled for the Wisconsin State fair at West Allis Aug. 17 to 25, Leroy Hinze, director of the State Pair Little Theater, announced to- Hinze, who is community drama specialist at the University of Wisconsin, said the fair theater will offer "greater variety" this year than in previous seasons. The program will include music, drama and folk dancing by farm and city organizations, he said. In past years have the featured Little programs farm groups.

Waste Paper Pickup to Special to Press-Gazette SEYMOUR, Wis. Boy Scouts will conduct their monthly waste paper pickup on Saturday, April 27, under the direction of Ted Du Four. Residents are asked to place paper, tied in bundles, at the curb by 8 o'clock in the morning. IT'S TOPS! IT'S TERRIFIC! at Popeye's TONIGHT And Every Night It's GLENN BROOKS With His HAMMOND ELECTRIC ORGAN Playing YOUR FAVORITE HITS "Down by the Waterworks" at the Entrance to Riverside Drive ORPHEUM NOW In Technicolor MORE TORRID! Tantalizing! TERRIFIC! THRILLING! YVONNE Salome DE CARLO Taming the West and ROD CAMERON -like they were never TECHNICOLOR FESSIERPAGANO Production and introducing with ANDY DEVINE FUZZY KNIGHT BEVERLY SHELDON LEONARD ANDREW TOMBES SIMMONS DRAMATIC CO- HIT! Universal Smooth with as Silk KENT TAYLOR VIRGINIA GREY LANE ADAMS MILBURN STONE DANNY MORTON JOHN UTEL CARTOON: "APPLE ANDY" LATEST NEWS! TO- NITE TONY WHEY WINTERS Don't Our Big Miss Dancing ParAND HIS FAMOUS ties Every MUSIC Wed. Night! A Adm.

50c Per Person RIVERSIDE BAYI NOW This fore of starring OBERON with CLAUDE CARL ESMONO SUE ENGLAND CHARLES BARKER HARRY DAVENPORT RALPH MORGAN AND FiRST Van Mo Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Horsens, Puleifer, have announced the of their approachingomarriage Mae, above, to Elroy O. Riemer, son' of Mr.

and Mrs. Otto W. Riemer, Pulcifer. June 22 is the date set for the wedding at the Green Valley Honor Students at Gillett Are Listed Special to Press-Gazette GILLETT, The six-weeks honor roll as announced by Principal T. S.

Lindow follows: Straight A honor roll--Betty Lou Berg, Fern Eggebrecht, Naomi Peterson. A Honor Roll--Gary Bartelt, Anna Mae Beilfus, Carol Binon, John Coons, JoAnn Dittman, Husman, Jean Lambrecht, 'Betty Mass, Jenny McCarthy, Delores Paholke, Lois Rusch, John Shier, Norman Sylvester, Bernard Westenberg. Honor Roll-Ione Ankerson, Emmie Jean Barke, Harold Batzer, Rita Berg, Douglas Bloom. Dorothy Blumerick, Everett Carlson, Bob Fischer, Jean Frederick, Jean Hansen, Bob Issacson, Jeanett Jaeger, Lenora Larsen, Jane Leanna, Betty Ruege, Nora Schroeder, Shirley Valley and Lillian Zahn. Show Time Bay (Through Friday) This Love of Ours at 2:56, 6:15 and 9:52.

First Yank in Tokyo at 1:20, 4:39 and 8:16. Orpheum-(Through Saturday) Frontier Gal at 1:35, 4:25, 7:15 and 9:45. Smooth as Silk at 12:30, 3:20, 6:05 and 8:45. Packer (Through Thursday) Kansas City Kitty at 12:42, 3:28, 6:06 and 8:52. Here We Go Again 1:54.

4:40, 7:18 and 10:04. Out at 11:20. Strand (Through Thursday) She Wouldn't Say Yes at 12:30, 3:37, 6:39 and 9:46. The Hidden Eye at 2:19, 5:26 and 8:33. West (Through Friday) The Cheaters at 6:35 and 9:47.

China Sky at 8:13. Majestic (De Pere) (Through Thursday) Mr. Winkle at 7:50 and 10:15. Allergic to Love at 6:45 and 9:10. Pearl (De Pere) Through Thursday) Follow the Leader at and 10:15.

You Can't Do Without Love at 6:45 and 9. During the Christian era, iron was used as a medium of exchange in many isolated regions of Africa. STRAND NOW SHOWING A hard- to -please guy and a hard- -to- -kiss gal in hard -to beat comedy! COLUMBIA PICTURES presents Rosalind Lee She Wouldnt Say Yes PLUS NEW M-G-M PICTURE ADVENTURES! AN Hidden with EDWARD ARNOLD WEST. LADIES TONITE AS LONG AS THEY LAST! CHOICE OF DISHES and to ladies holding coupons PLATTERS CREAMERS CAKE PLATES ON THE SCREEN. Surprise Picture of the Year starring JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT BILLIE BURKE LUCENE PALLETTE ONA RAYMOND WALBURN Together With ADVENTURE Pearl Bucks starring RANDOLPH SCOTT RUTH WARRICK ELLEN DREW RED RADIO PICTURE Something Special! SPADE COOLEY AND HIS BAND PACKER TODAY THURSDAY JOAN DAVIS In "KANSAS CITY KITTY" PLUS FIBBER McGEE and MOLLY In "HERE WE GO AGAIN" Look! Tonight at 8 P.

M. GRAND PRIZES Pressure Cookers 2 and 2 Butter, Spry, Pepper, Coffee, Flour and Many Other Items MAJESTIC WED. THUR. Edw. Robinson in "MR.

WINKLE" and Martha coll in "ALLERGIC TO LOVE" PEARL WED. THUR. East Side Kids, Lee Gorcey in "FOLLOW THE LEADER" and Vera Lynn in "CAN'T DO WITHOUT LOVE" OPEN BOWLING Every Afternoon. 1:30 to 6:30 15c Except Sat and Sun. TED'S 6 BOWLING BAR MINED DRINKS 156 UP..