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CROSSE TRIBUNE AND LEADER-PRESSnk nd in ndmofLions Qub AiTo .Assist BlindIn Its Work Hereto ck so. Thig B«« through Ui« tchooliThe cVomoc y*»f U regarded m a highlr i«cfMfu) one by the club.which vm able to maintain a strongmembership aid keep ** tliWi iniu work thrtugh povd and t»-**r\Kti\r oroaraitvi A number ©Ier.id-in-*c.te**PruiMM** (lily Ordinanceprogitmi., outstanding meetings were held The club meets each Tuesday at theHotel La Croat*Preset*’, offfcwt* uf the La CiewuR*•an* t inthatlarkcut-ach;•rev*idadthePersons On Street*m fttUIO . 4. T u *_ I club art M)m DRetail v e To Protfrtui|iVm«kri Dr J Midant: S. J. Thompson secretarytreasurer; Steve Steicher. Uon tam*tmoter; Ray Dwyer, assistant Ron tamer; I ban!and A. L. Dittman, tail twister. Theofficers, with Harry New burg, com-. prise the board of directors.The club elects officers in July; Cl hence the present leaders are in incr! theLions' Scribein a*ring935.leadder-thcaiandfter-St. : inipic-lark,ic inclub ► rick i nersNa-itiCEnon-park; eve-mder1daylight .ailed 1mid-termNonna Shearer. ArliwstevindiheaFavorites In England1 erai- LLondon —lt;£* — Norma Shearer and George Arliss won the honors as England's favorite screen players in a poll of 124.837 motion picture tans. Marie Dressier and Clark Cable came in second. And who should pop up at the head of the list of those most disliked but Mac West and James Cagney. The fans wouldn’t pardon those nasal accentsS. J. (SYL) THOMPSONough:V. AsrClub PresidentwasSomeibonewell.builtPetti-lm-ne mbun*1, and i alsodid ag theis in norial ‘ roved:it ic»Of|*adeMYRON D. SAVAGErk among the blind once morethe underlying thought behindons of the La Cross* Lions clubrs fort urers fflect-esult-this year.it in-Dldests de-ng in unda-iccted id the e de- ! e out-wing up its movement of 1933ide blind person*' with canes * canes which would be easily distinguishable—the club turned its attention in 1934 to working out aordinance whichproposed city would make it imperative for motorists to stop when a blind person, bolding out his white cane, begins to cross a street.com-alliedition-Work among the blind Is one of the major programs of the national L;ons’ club. This was supplemented locally by another related program. that of aiding needy children whose eyesight is poor. The club In#s ein-iident ing ofire incases purchased glasseschildren whose parents were unable
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La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press
La Crosse, Wisconsin, US
Mon, Dec 31, 1934
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