The Lake Geneva Regional News from Lake Geneva, Wisconsin • 7

LAKE GENEVA (WIS.) REGIONAL NEWS, Artists And POLIO PRECAUTIONS headache, upset stomach or sore mean polio. Call your doctor and the National Foundation Chapter RECOMMENDED BY THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS 00 AVOID NEW GROUPS DON'T GET OVERTIRED DON'T GET CHILLED KEEP CLEAN WHEN POLIO IS AROUND, the National Foundation for Infantile their Paralysis recommends these simple precautions: Keep children with own friends and away from people they have not been with right along. Don't become exhausted through work or hard play. Don't stay too long in cold water or sit around in wet clothes. And always wash hands before eating.

Watch for feverishness, sore throat, muscles. They max or may notthen, if help is needed contact in your Maim Street by Ralph Stein USED CAR VALO THATS FOR ME I THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF THE USED CAR HMM, NO BRAKES, A NO LIGHTS, COCKEYED THE STEERING, NO ETC.EIC Mr. and Mrs. Weber Lee Smith, and Weber III, Wauwatosa, are spending this week with Mr. and 1 Mrs.

Weber Smith. Helen Lee Hitch, who has been spending the past month with her aunt, Mrs. Jess Campbell, has returned to her home in Evansville, Ind. Mrs. Martin Swance returned home from Milwaukee, where she spent a weeks vacation.

with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Swance and daughters Sandra and Barbara. Entertain Harvard Guests Dinner guests at the Emmett Shreffler home Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Hampton and children of Harvard. Phyllis Pretzman Honored At Shower Miss Connie Keuchel entertained at a linen shower recently in honor of Miss Phyllis Pretzman. Invited guests were Mary Lou Bellingham, Doris Berndt, Marcie Bollweg, Mrs. Vernon Castle, Nancy Dickinson, Marveen Norma Kersting, Diana Lazzaroni, Pat Mosher, Pat Pendergast, Voss and Gwen Watson. Miss Pretzman will be married Oct.

7 to Philip Cary. Paid Advertisement Authorized and Delavan, paid for Wis. by Ernst Watts, ERNST JOHN (Jack) WATTS FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY Walworth County Republican Primary September 19, 1950 "I believe Walworth County Needs a Full Time District Attorney' best The a and Artists And Gladiolus Growers Win Fair Awards Lake Geneva artists and gladiolus growers did well at the Walworth county fair this past weekend and won several awards for their entries. Hiram Smith and Mrs. Sheridan Ellsworth each had sev-1 en paintings on display in the art show.

w. Mrs. Smith won four firsts and two Mrs. Ellsworth firsts and four sarcondo seconds. Together, they won a majority of the cash prizes offered in the annual event.

Prizes in the basket and vases diviion and commercial exhibit of gladioli went to Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Sleezer, They won three firsts and two seconds on single spikes, two firsts and two seconds on baskets and won second with their commercial About 1,500 spikes were in the show. Mrs. Charles Futschow, Maywood, is spending a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.

Mae Malsch. lat Martin Lakeland Hansen, hospital is who is reported still to 1 be improving. Miss Sadie Watson, Racine, spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Amos Rouse. Norman Hansen has been transferred to Menasha and will go there to live.

Tonite Thursday Night Is US LEGION NIGHT Frank Kresen Post No. 24 Meets on FIRST and THIRD THURSDAYS of each month. Come! BUILD USE OUR QUALITY Concrete Blocks All Sizes Prompt Delivery State Tested and 1 Approved Polyock Bros. Zenda, Wis. hones Hebron, 918 and 332 Are Your Tires Bumpy? Does Your Car Weave? Does Your Car Have The Shakes? If your car does, for your own safety and to prevent future major repair bills, come in now and let us correct the trouble while it's still minor-on our new Bee Line Front End, Frame Alignment Machine.

Our Mechanics are factory-trained and experienced. in analyzing and correcting your automotive troubles, WE GUARANTEE RESULTS! LAKE GENEVA AUTO STATION 846 Main Street Phone 4414 Refreshingly Comfortable! Come in relax! our de-luxe atmosphere adds extra enjoyment to our fine meals! Stop in today or this weekendfor real comfort and refreshment. HILL'S RESTAURANT 812 Main Street A SINKA Dignified Services conducted efficiently and of within your means All services regardless, price, are Large Chapel Private Family Room Convenient Location memorably. with plenty parking area Modern Equipment Steinke Funeral Home Phone 2320 515 Center St. 24 HR.

AMBULANCE SERVICE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1950 Leah Tanking And Clyde Osman United In Marriage First Congregational church was the scene of a pretty wedding Saturday at 8 p.m. when Miss Leah Mary Tanking, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Henry T. Tanking, 610 Geneva street, became the bride, of Clyde P.

Osman, son Mr. Highland and Mrs. Carl Williams Osman, Til street, Bay. The altar was banked with bouquets of white gladioli. Rev.

Curtis Schowalter performed the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a white satin gown with. a sweetheart neckline, long sleeves and a full skirt which ended in a train. The French illusion veil had a lace over satin crown with pearl orange blossoms. Her bouquet was white orchid surrounded with white roses.

Attending her sister as maid of honor was Etta Tanking, Milwaukee. She wore an American beauty taffeta gown with boutfout skirt with a bustle, Maadaria neckline and cap sleeves. She carried a bouquet of beauty roses with white button mums and wore a tiara of white button mums. The Bridesmaids Bridesmaids were Alva Tanking and 1 Judith Tanking, sisters of the bride. Their gowns were designed after the maid of honors with Alva's being aqua and Judy's pale orchid.

Marvin Gramley, Chicago, was man and ushers were Robert and Floyd Osman, Williams Bay. Mrs. Clark Cobb was organist and Mrs. Gloria Bearce, soloist, sang "I Love You Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride's mother wore a black faille suit with pink accessories and the bridegroom's mother was attired in a teal blue crepe dress with black accessories. They both wore corsages of pink roses.

A wedding reception for 200 guests was held in Horticultural hall immediately following the ceremony. A three tiered. wedding cake was the centerpiece of the bridal table. Miss Josephine Danca and Miss June Osman poured. Several board members of the Woman's Committee of the decorated the tables and served at the reception.

Mrs. Willaim P. Finney gave white gladioli and assisted in decorating. Open house is being held at the bride's home several days to display gifts. After a short wedding trip to Lake Kentuck, the young couple will be at home at Williams Bay after Sept.

11. The bride is a graduate of the Lake Geneva high school and attended the University of Wisconsin for one year. She has been employed at the office of C. H. Van Slyck.

The bridegroom attended the Williams Bay high school and is employed by the Bay Oil company. Lutheran Ladies Aid Meet Today Mrs. William Burmeister and Mrs. Ralph Oost will be hostesses to the First Lutheran Ladies' Aid at the school this afternoon. County Fair (Continued from Page 1) Frozen foods, junior exhibitors, Betty Jane Madaus, three blue, two red, one white; Emily Robinson, one blue, two red, one white; garden show, John Behrens, Bloomfield, six blue, one red, one white; Joan Brever, Como, three blue, two red, two white.

Pantry stores department, Mrs. Oscar Hats, Genoa City; Mrs. H. G. Birk, Lake Geneva; fruit show, Mrs.

Oscar Hafs; sewing and knitting, Mrs. C. D. Webster, Springfield; Mrs. Chester Kaiser, Lake Geneva; Mrs.

H. G. Birk, Lake Geneva; In the annual dress revue for future rural homemakers, the following modelled: Deanna Simpson, Bloomfield, aprons; Marty Holtzmhelmer, Lyons, and Dorothy Vermillion, Bloomfield, cottons; Gloria Malsch, Nancy Ferguson, Roberta Ruedebusch, Karol Kerkman and Ruth Ruedebusch, Lyons, gathered skirts; other Models Dianne Schacht and Lucy Young, Linn, June Uebelle, Judith Smith and Monica Schaefer, Ly- BOYS WHO WANT TO GO WEAR Safety LEGION TOGS THE SAFER CLOTHES FOR BOYS SOLD LEGION EXCLUSIVELY BY 'Allen The Foremost Clothiers Yours As A Gift! Ire a gift to you for buying early This Sensational New $3495 Superfon WITH ANY NEW AUTOMATIC Superflame OIL HEATER or Good Housekeeping Guaranteed by FLOOR FURNACE (SELLING' FOR OVER $59.95) FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM NO CHARGEI NEW Superfan Portable blower keeps you COOL IN HOT WEATHER! Fits under heater in winter and saves up to on evenly distributes heat throughout entire house. Keeps cold floors warm. Superflome "FUEL-SAVER" OIL HEATERS Get more for your money with SUPERFLAME! More beauty! More comfort! fuel savings! Only SUPERFLAME has the super "FuelSaver" that increases radiating surface decreases chimney loss The "Fuel.

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Mrs. Hawthorne Hostess At Brunch Friday Mrs. E. C. Howthorne entertained at a brunch Friday Her guests were Mrs.

Jessie Giles, Lake Geneva, and Mrs. Carrie and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulkner, Chicago. Woman's Club To Have Food Sale Mrs.

Charles O'Brien and Mrs. H. W. Kingery were named chairmen of the Woman's club food sale. The sale will be held Friday, Sept.

15 at the Wisconsin Power Light company building. Lutheran Young People To Meet In October The First Lutheran Young Peoples Society wil resume its meetings on the first Thursday in Oct- St. Elizabeth Guild Meets With Mrs. Allen Members of the St. Elizabeth guild will meet with Mrs.

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Double rows of buttons, pleats, back and front, make it an all around favorite. Junior petite sizes 7-15. $895 AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN WIN A $100 SHIRLEY LEE WARDROBE Come in and ask about the Shirley Lee test. 21 winners EACH WEEK! Nothing to get your entry blanks free! CAMPBELL'S PHONE 3342 730 Main Street Lake Geneva, Wis..