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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

4

Vacationing families travel and visit across states and provinces

A string of social notices reports Mr and Mrs A Roy Kidd and family leaving for a two week trip to Montreal, Mr and Mrs Leslie Kinney returning from an eastward Motoring trip to Ottawa and Montreal, and relatives visiting in Omaha and nearby towns. The Raifsniders return from Malta and Great Falls with Maurice, while Pataska visits Malta and Fataska family hosts in Fargo. Several other households recount trips to Kansas Milwaukee and Aberdeen, S.D., with local hosts and relatives in Omaha addresses.

Herbert Raifsnider Ruth Hegar Street

Attractive Summer Patterns for Cotton Dresses and Shirts

A Tribune pattern page advertises Stylish Summer Toys and multiple sewing patterns for cotton dresses, shirts, and jackets. Sizes range 14 to 18 years and bust 36 to 40 inches. Patterns require various yardages of 34 and 39 inch fabric plus trims. Prices: patterns 15 cents, book and pattern 25 cents. Send payment to The Tribune Pattern Department, 160 Fifth Avenue, New York.

Carl Zoerb to speak at La Crosse County council meeting

Carl Zoerb will be the speaker at the August picnic meeting of La Crosse County Community Council. The event is Saturday at the home of Mrs Arthur Nuttleman near West Salem on Highway 16 marked with a flag. Risni dinner will be served at a san.

Carl Zoerb la Crosse

White House Orders Old Style Lager Exported by Brewery

The G Heileman Brewing Company announced that the White House in Washington issued an order for several cases of Old Style Lager. Company officials confirmed the instruction came from the executive residence on a Thursday.

G. Heileman Brewing Company White House Washington

Iowa Evangelical church assembly set for Cedar Falls

The 42nd annual Iowa conference assembly will convene at Riverside Park Cedar Falls from August 13 to 25 with local church representation including Mrs Ben Feuerhelm and alternative Mrs Leslie Gruber for the Women’s Missionary Society and Marjorie Feuerhelm and Edith Stuber for the Young People’s Missionary Circle. Delegates also include Edith Stuber and Alice Mae Goettie as Sunday school delegates while Mrs Walter Silberberg traveled from Chicago to visit her sister Mrs L F Hufschmidt. Nearby residents and visitors include Miss Cleone Roeder returning from Flint Michigan and Joe Dunlevy and family of Omaha visiting, along with Hazel Rush in Minneapolis and Mrs Anna Okre visiting Minneapolis relatives.

Lansing Iowa Iowa Conference of the Evangelical Church Riverside Fark Cedar Falls Ben Feuerhelm Leslie Gruber Women's Missionary Society Marjorie Feuerelm Edith Stuber Young People's Missionary Circle Ruth Feuerhalm Marjorie Revoir Alice Mae Goettie Walter Silberberg Chicago L. F. Hufschmidt Cleone Roeder Flint Mich Joe Dunlevy Omaha C. Casey Dunlevy Hazel Rush Minneapolis R. Johnson Anna Okre Martin Halverson Sadie Leppert Susan Scholtes

Mrs Russell Honored At Postnuptial Showers

Additional postnuptial showers for Mrs F O Russell, formerly Elvera Jefferson, were held Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Tuesday’s hostess Mrs Howard Bearward served bridge. honors went to Opal Sehra deft, Amanda Nerby, and Mrs E G Harger with several others. Gifts included glassware and an electric iron. Bunco prizes went to Miss Mary Heilman and Miss Mahry Guenther. Nearby notes mention Douglas Kirk’s return to Minneapolis after visiting relatives and Frances and James Kish visiting in Spokane and Seattle.

F. O. Russell Elvera Jefson Howard Bearward Cameron Avenue Bridge Opal Sehra~ Deft Amanda Nerby E. G. Harger Agnes Tollefsen Florence Schade Ethel Goetting Minette Sprain Earl Schultz Douglas Kirk Minneapolis E. H. Kirk South Dinth Street Frances James Kish Badger Street Spokane Seattle Wash

O Neal Bound Over In Robbery Case At A W Hanson

Dawn Williams Jackie ONeal was bound over to circuit court by Judge Roy V Ahlstrom after pleading guilty to the A W Hanson restaurant robbery at 409 Jay Street. Warrant issued for Wilbert Ipsen Merrill Sheiler and Edward Pedersen, alleged accessories after the fact, with Pedersen leading police to buried money. Police tie ONeal to Klosheim store robberies and Karmelkorn shop thefts. a bounty note appears about snakes in Clearwater Florida.

Dawn Williams Jackie) O'Neal A. W. Hanson Jay Street Roy V. Ahlstrom O'Neal Ahlstrom Wilbert Ipsen Cass Street Merrill Sheiler North Ninth Street Edward Pedersen Fifth Avenue Henson Pedersen Klosheim Karmelkorn Clear

Picnic Set Shown By Local Hardware Store

A local hardware store displays a three piece picnic set for outdoor cooking. The trio includes a two pronged marshmallow and wiener fork a three slot roaster frame and a four inch wide grill suitable for hamburgers cakes or potatoes. Marshmallows can be toasted in the frame alongside wieners and bread.

Local notes from Brainerd area campers and shop ads

Mr and Mrs Clarence J Weber and son Kenneth return from a two week Bay Lake camping trip via Hibbing and Virginia. Palitz ki s Blacksmith shop at 227 Jay Marion Butzman, 2235 Prospect Street, is at St Francis hospital recovering from appendicitis surgery. Gamble s Manager s sale runs Aug 2 17 with paints batteries and inner tubes. John Sandlass at 1808 South Seventh paid a $2 fine for double parking. The nation s 1934 total taxes were about 9 000 000 000, roughly 20 percent of income.

Clarence J. Weber Kenneth Bay Lake Brainerd Minn Iron Range Hibbing Virginia Palitzki Jay Marion Butzman Prospect Street St. Francis Hospital Fuller Gamble Trane Myrick Park John Sandlass South Seventh Street

Quarterly Conference At West Avenue MLE

The Rev Emmanuel Harris heads the fourth quarterly conference at West Avenue Methodist church this evening at 8. Congregation members and officers are invited to attend. Also notes visits by local residents and a rescheduled Ladhéa Aid society meeting moved to Friday August 9.

West Avenue Mle Emmanuel Harris la Crosse The Methodist Episcopal Church West Avenue Methodist Church Evangelical Free Church Ladhéa| Aid Society

Sponsor Excursion On Steamer J. S

Caledonia Street M. E. church sponsors an excursion on the Steamer J. S. on Saturday afternoon August 1. The boat departs La Crosse at 1 30 and returns at 6. The text notes color concerns and mentions French court discussions on road coloring regimes.

Caledonia Street M. E. Church S la Crosse

Senate Banking Panel Revises Gold Clause Bill

The senate banking committee reported a revised gold clause measure that allows suits on government obligations for six months after enactment. The McAdoo amendment permits suits on matured gold clause obligations or upon interest payments, requiring the holder to prove injury from gold payment refusal. The change passed 11 to 7, leaving existing suits pending in court of claims.

Washington Senate Banking Committee McAdoo D.-Calif Court of Claims

Residents and Visitors Share Weekends in Victory Area

A crowded note lists locals and visitors including Mrs. E R Edwards Mrs Edward Henderson Mrs Lloyd Henderson and others visiting relatives in Victory Meantime families like Shumway Tulloch Sutherland Hay den Wetterlin Jacobson and Arneson are seen in town or traveling to nearby cities for medical work harvest work or visits Several households hosted guests and many are noted as ill with measles while others report property purchases and travel to Dakota Montana and Alma for harvest labor.

Victory Wis E. R. Edwards Edward Henderson Barahon Lloyd Henderson Hirum Shumway Trempea Jeau A. Tulloch Delmont Nashville Tenn Will Sutherland la Crosse Victor Jacobson Chippewa Falls Fanny Shisler Son Hurbert Dresbach, Minn Hulda Shisler de Hayden Amos Shiser Cassin Dennison Stoddard Richard Johnson Glen Frickie Rock Taand Raymond Wetterlin William Wetterlin Alma Ray Berlie Vernon Delep Earl Albin Jacobson Dakota Montana Henry Tenny Patience William Hayden A. G. Bates Lawrence Wakefield Errol Norwalk Wilbur Arneson Fameily Julius Sill Viroqua Arne Arneson John Henderson Baraboo Harold Sandwick Tom Sandwick

Daily Records Births and Transfers Highlight Local Names

The St Anne area lists births on July 30 to Grams of 1003 King Street, July 31 to Sullivan of West Salem, and August 1 to Crook of Reedstown, with other births noted for Slattery and Meyers. A real estate transfer shows Emilie Meier selling George Street property between St Cloud and Hagar to Herman and Lila Olson.

St.Ann’s August Grams King Street John Ristow Genoa T. Lawrence Slattery Waterville Slattery Esther C. Spinner John Sullivan West Salem Leo M. Meyers Kane Street Floyd L. Crook Reedstown Chester Smith South Seventh Street Emilie Meier Herman Olson Lila Olson George Street St. Cloud and Hagar

Rag Rugs Glow In Modern Summer Floors

Rag rugs in cotton linen fiber rope or lingleum offer cool floors for summer with modern designs. An Indoors look features tartan plaids bold stripes and color blends including navy gray white and peach. Wool and linen rugs showcase textures from shaggy loops to cut chenille borders with persistent washability and versatile uses in bedrooms living rooms and dining areas.

Margery Taylor McCall's Magazine the Tribune

Island Airport Dedication Plan and Lighting Purchase

The airport committee of the county board met to plan the dedication of the island aviation center on French Island. Funds from a 5000 appropriation remain to buy lighting equipment and use WPA labor under a certified electrician. Alfred W. Rice Raymond Peacock Rey Pfafflin and William Gillette were named to assist with the dedication program as the Legion club rooms will host the committees meeting.

French Island Board of Supervisors Court House WERA Alfred W. Rice Raymond Peacock Rey Pfafflin William Gillette Legion Club Rooms

Peterson's Ointment Ad Promotes Foot Relief

Soothe toe itch and cracks with a six ingredient blend. One application calms irritation and starts healing, making tired feet feel fine again. Peterson's Ointment offers relief or money back. 35c at druggists.

Peterson

Airport committee members listed at meeting

Evening at unknown hour session notes five airport committee members Supervisors Raymond C. Rice Joseph Schuppert Charles C. Looney Oscar Hare and John Korn attended.

Raymond C. Rice Joseph Schu~pert Charles C. Looney Oscar Hare John Korn

Democrats Organize Counties In State

John Donald Webber of La Crosse returned to La Crosse after a Madison conference with Democratic leaders. He said future party policy in the state was discussed. Webber leaves today for the Sauk Democratic Committee reorganization meeting where a mage committee will be elected.

John Donald Webber la Crosse Madison Webber Sauk Democratic Committee Sauk County

Outsmarting All Others At Clearance Fabric Riot

A garbled ad describes a cotton fabric clearance featuring frocks and linens in varied textures. It promises special prices on dresses, seersuckers, piques, linens, and sheets, urging buyers to choose diverse fabrics while feeling liberated by the sale.

Tad

Democrats Plan To Pay Respects To Huey Long At Convention

Democratic leaders consider seating anti Roosevelt delegates at the next national convention to oppose Huey Long who controls Louisiana election machinery. A Farley Roosevelt slate would be seated if plan succeeds, reversing 1932’s outcome when Long backed Roosevelt. Huey could be sidelined or form a rump convention, provoking political embarrassment.

Washington NEA Huey Long Huey Long Louisiana Farley-Roosevelt Roosevelt

Stoddard residents attend weddings and visits in region

Stoddard Wisconsin residents Mr and Mrs Albert Bahr Lucille Springer and Henry Bahr visited Nelson Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Alvin Groetsch formerly of Stoddard. In the evening they traveled to Eau Claire for the Grate Lutheran church wedding of Miss Louis Joles and Harvey Hoehn. Miss Joles, formerly from Chaseburg and Stoddard, and Mr and Mrs Anton Springer host Mrs Mary Malsnar of Dubuque as a guest.

Stoddard Wis Albert Bahr Lucille Springer Henry Bahr Nelson

One in Five Gotham Children Underfed

The division of physically handicapped children reports that one in five New York public school children is too malnourished to profit from school. The finding highlights hunger and nutrition concerns among students in the city school system.

Gotham New York Division of

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Canada A. Roy Kidd Roy Mary South Nineteenth Street Montreal Leslie Kinney Fayne Fern Liberty Street Ottawa St. Lawrence K. H. Stohl Aberdeen, S. D Mrs R. R. Rude State Street Fred H. Engelbach Jacksonville, IL Kibler Loomis Street Sre Milwaukee Laura L Baldt, A. M Teachers College Columbia University N.Y Salem Markos Russell HOTEL Instant UD North Third Street McCabe Peterman B. J. Dewey Boise Idaho Grace Paisley South Eighth Street Englwand Scotland Ireland Dewey Mabel Stiltson Clark Bradley Menomonie J. E. Keizer Seventeenth Place Gus Butzman William Wenger Alma, Wis Gus Baba, Jr J. S France Banking Group Majestic Theater Kienahs Flowers King Cole Elberta Sunkist U. S Denia Tartan Pleids Island Kinglish A. EC. Johnson Pere SALE MAIN
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