Kiel High School Frat Banquet at Stoddard Hotel
The Kiel fraternity hosted a weekly banquet at the Stoddard hotel in honor of visiting college students. Guests and toastmaster Homer Davis listened to speeches by Albert Spence Fred Young Carl Gunther and George Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Davis
Harold Davis
Joe Fowler
Walter Erickson
Allan Werner
George Byrne
Edwin Kelley
Howard Eidemueller
Martin Haley
Walter Shirley
Fred Young
Carl Gunther
Les+ od Derr
Albert Spence
Welcome for New Members at First Baptist Church
Special welcome services to be held at First Baptist Church both morning and evening. Morning at 10 30 marks New Members service with formal welcome and reserved seats for the largest class yet. Rev Hoag will give a sermon on Money and Morals in the evening with a mixed choir leading music.
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First Baptist Church
Hoag
Ladies' Aid Society Tea at English Lutheran Church
Mrs A Haller entertained the Ladies' Aid society of the English Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors with a good attendance noted.
Minneapolis Couple Guests in La Crosse Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Haines of Minneapolis are in La Crosse for a short visit, staying with friends and relatives. Mr. Haines formerly served as editor of the Independent, a longtime La Crosse newspaper.
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John A. Haines
Minneapolis
Epworth Leaguers Entangled in West Avenue Meet
Epworth leaguers from West Avenue MethodistChurch hosted a merry gathering filled with songs games and friendly conversation highlighting their fellowship and community spirit among members and guests.
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Epworth
Ladies Circle Meets at West Avenue Church
The Ladies Sewing Circle of West Avenue Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. W. A. Lockman at 1402 Mississippi Street on Thursday afternoon.
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Ladies’ Sewing Circle
West Avenue Methodist Church
W. A. Lockman
Mississippi Street
Brotherhoods Mock Trial At West Avenue Church
The Brotherhood of St Paul of West Avenue Methodist invites the public to a mock trial at the church on Thursday evening April 9 at 7 30 p m Sharp The event aims to avoid jury tampering as talk of bribery swirls and officials promise to uphold justice with strict courtroom decorum.
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Brotherhood
Brotherhood of St. Paul
West Avenue Methodist Church
Prairie Dog County
Little Girls Host April Fool Party At Home
A party for April fools was hosted on April 1 by little Misses Elizabeth and Marie Rawlinson daughters of County Clerk Rawlinson at 1113 South Seventh Street. Invitations doubled as a guessing contest with prizes awarded to Beth Keizer Tessie Neumann and Ida Mattaik for the peanut contest. Guests included Beth Keizer Anna Keizer Tessie Neumann Grace Forbes Winnifred Forbes Carroll Forbes Ida Mattaik Gretchen Bonadeur Elsie Pfafflin Myrtle Ellers Helen Ellers Pearl Ellers Leona Verhaag Vivian Harrison and Gresalda Rupp.
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Elizabeth
Marie Rawlinson
Rawlinson
South Seventh Street
Beth Keizer
Tessie Neumann
Ida Mattaik
La Crosse Woman's Club Meets at Member Home
The La Crosse Woman's Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at a member's home for its meeting. Members discussed upcoming events and planned community activities.
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LA Crosse
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Caledonia Street Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the Caledonia Street M E church will meet Friday afternoon in the church parlors. They will be entertained by Mesdames Marshall, McKenzie, Nestler and Owens.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Caledonia Street M. E. Church
Mesdames Marshall, McKenzie, Nestler
Owens
Birthday party for A G Thatro at 502 Johnson street
A birthday gathering honored A G Thatro aged thirty three last Saturday evening with progressive cinch. Head prizes went to Mr and Mrs Melbin while the booby prize was awarded to Mrs Rosberg and Mrs Berndt. Guests included Mr and Mrs Golnik, Rosberg, Berndt, Platz, Melbin, Cone, Whipple, Lane, and Thompson.
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A. G. Thatro
Johnson Street
Melbin
Rosberg
Berndt
Golnik
Platz
Entertain 8s S S Classes by Hallauers in April event
Mr and Mrs Henry Hallauer at 802 South Seventh street hosted Sunday school classes this week. Eight girls visited in the afternoon for social time and refreshments while around 25 young men and women attended the evening gathering. Dressing potato dolls in tissue paper gowns and April jokes provided amusement.
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Henry Hallauer
South Seventh Street
Hallauer
Ladies of German church host surprise visit
The ladies of the German M. E. church hosted Mrs. Fréd Hupp of Montana as a guest, inviting her sister Mrs. Lexauer. They brought needlework and baskets of good Things, sharing a social afternoon culminating in a six o'clock bountiful spread with many guests including Rev. and Mrs. Panzlau and numerous other locals.
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M. E. Church
Lexauer
Fréd Hupp
Montana
Panzlau
Brandenburg
A. Wanner
George Merman
H. Schick
Carl Rau
C. Henker
T. Henker
C. Miller
Witt
Pafflin
Hausman
W. Ellers
F. Stellingware
W. F. Ruehlman
J. Bauer
W. Theil
H. Gross
C. French
F. Holtz
Schneider
Schultz
B. Wishner
Sorgel
Hupp
Sexauer
Y W C A Annual Meeting Reveals Strong Attendance
The Y W C A annual meeting was held last evening in the gymnasium with over one hundred attendees. The gymnasium featured flags, plants, and flowers, and a delightful program showcased the work of various classes as annual reports were read showing progress and activity.
Sterling Returns From Business Trip To Viroqua
Company A. Sterling has returned from a business trip to Viroqua, concluding a series of meetings with local partners and suppliers during the visit.
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Raed
Nelson Carpet CO
Ociety New
Luther League
English Lutheran Church
George Youngberg
Ferry Street
Jennie Outmans
Helen Jacobson
Joseph Bjornstad
O. C. Bangsberg
H. J. Bullock
Mesdames Dodge
Carter
Rice
Kempter
Essary
DR. Watterson
South Fourth Street
A.&c. Johnson
Main ST
Panama
Saab
Heatherbloom
Madras
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