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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1958

Page

9

La Crosse Marines Begin San Diego Summer Training

Reserve Marines from the 94th Infantry Co. USMCR based in La Crosse arrive at San Diego for two weeks of annual training. They will drill at Camp Elliott, fire M-1 rifles at Camp Matthews, and participate in a field problem.

San Diego Calif 94Th Infantry Co USMCR la Crosse Marine Corps Recruit Depot Pretty Dee Anne Flaming Camp Elliott Elliott Korea Camp Matthews Depot San Diego County Arthur J. Olson Coon Valley Paul H. Lepsch S. 7Th St Robert C. Sivanich George St Richard L. Wardell S. 16Th St Dee Anne Flaming

Wesley Vacation School Closes With Closing Program

Wesley Methodist vacation Bible school completes a two week session with open house for parents and friends. Students from nursery to fourth grade showcased crafts, dioramas, maps, and Bible verses under the guidance of teachers including Mrs. Miles Robinson, Mrs. Delmar Darling, Mrs. Russell Cleary, Miss Sharon McCarty, and others. Offerings will aid an African mission for education and community improvement.

Wesley Methodist Vacation Bible School Miles Robinson Delmar Darling Russell Cleary Sharon McCarty Betsy Tooke Sandra Gates Maurice McDowell Lawrence Wallace Judy Tooke Bonnie Hagmann Clarence McCarty Jesus Middle East Kenneth Zurn Donald Fulghum African Mission

July Rainfall and Temperatures Dipped Below Normal

The local Weather Bureau reports July averaged below normal for rainfall and temperatures. Meteorologist Carl G. Peterson notes average 70.5 degrees, 3.5 below normal, with 2.98 inches of rain, 0.23 below average. The month’s peak 1.15 inches fell July 1, while the high reached 90. The lowest reading was 50 on July 17, and most rain fell in the first four days. The largest late shower was 0.50 inch on July 24.

United States Weather Bureau Carl G. Peterson Peterson

CULPRIT VANISHES Man Rifles Courthouse Desk Drawers

Court reporter Madonna Lammar reported a snooper at County Court who rifled her desk drawers. Eight keys were later found under a chair cushion in the probate registrar's office. The man claimed to be notarizing a paper and left with $1,000 in fines and costs in another location. Four small envelopes containing $410 were left untouched.

County Court Madonna Lammar Register of Probate

Study of City School Construction Costs Meeting

A 7 p.m. Monday session at Emerson School will examine city school construction costs. A lay committee appointed by the La Crosse City District Board of Education will hear problems and questions and elect officers.

Emerson School la Crosse City A. E. Hebberd Robert Luxford Robert Ramlow George Thompson William Eckart Roger Grangaard Kenneth Zuehlke Leslie Burch W. A. Newberry Richard Westkaemper Lester Steinhoff Ann. Campbell Robert Hartig John O’donnel Archie Green

Forecast Fair Warmer In Area Weekend Outlook

Weather forecast indicates fair conditions with warming through the weekend and a chance of thundershowers in scattered areas into Saturday morning. An upper trough west of La Crosse and a cold front into northern North Dakota suggest added precipitation. Friday low around 64, Saturday high near 89. Black River Falls cooled to 47, La Crosse at 59.

la Crosse Rochester Minn North Dakota

Canton's Sarah Bernhardt name on Emerson stage bill

The Canton Ohio native, 21 year old Sarah Bernhardt, studies theater arts at Emerson College in Boston and appears in the college's musical comedy.

Canton Ohio Sarah Bernhardt Sarah Emerson College Boston Mass

Burlington Road Signs For Annexing Bluffview

Burlington Railroad officials in Chicago authorized its local attorney to sign a petition for annexation of Bluffview Gardens Addition to La Crosse. The trackage and right of way measure 1300 by 100 feet from Farnam Street to south of State Road. Kleinertz said 126 of 185 Bluffview lots have signed, with 30 Shelby Heights lots also included. Three residents who opposed earlier now support the move. A majority of property owners and electors in both areas have signed. final petition timing aimed for Friday night to Saturday morning before a Sunday midnight deadline.

Burlington Railroad Chicago Bluffview Gardens la Crosse Burlington Farnam Street State Road Bluffview Shelby Heights Kleinertz

Four Junior Drum Corps Compete for Minnesota Centennial Trophy

Four outstanding junior drum and bugle corps will vie August 2 and 3 in Stillwater for $3,000 in prizes and the Minnesota Centennial trophy. Scout House of Preston Ontario Madison Scouts Racine Kitties and Quincy Debutantes compete. Scout House previously appeared in La Crosse in 1957.

Stillwater Minn Scout House of Preston Ontario Madison Scouts Racine Kitties Quincy Scout House of Canada la Crosse Memorial Field

Kidney Transplant Recipient In Critical Condition

Ronald Rushe an 11 year old from Canton Ohio is in critical condition nine days after receiving a kidney transplant at University Hospital Cleveland. The donor kidney came from a heart attack victim. Doctors say such transplants are rarely successful unless from identical twins.

Cleveland University Hospital Ronald Rushe Canton Ohio Roy Rushe Ronald

Married couples set for late August ceremonies in Wisconsin

La Crosse announces Thomas R. Loree of Madison and CleAnn Sjolander of Holmen will wed August 24 in La Crosse. Willard Koltermann of West Salem and Lois Carolyn Melby of Whitehall plan an August 16 ceremony in Pigeon Falls Trempealeau County.

Thomas R. Loree Madison CleAnn Sjolander Holmen la Crosse Willard Koltermann West Salem Lois Carolyn Melby Whitehall Pigeon Falls Trempealeau County

21 Flying Boxcars Arrive at La Crosse This Sunday

More than 500 troops part of the 102nd division will fly into La Crosse in 21 C119 Flying Boxcar transports Sunday. Aircraft will begin arriving about 12 15 p m. The troops will return to Kansas two weeks later.

la Crosse Kansas

Shrine Temples Hold Summer Ceremonial Parade

TWO RIVERS AP An afternoon parade and evening of pageantry Saturday will highlight the summer ceremonial of Tripoli Shrine Temple of Milwaukee. Four other Midwest Shrine temples join the Milwaukee unit in the program expected to attract 10,000 visitors. Saladin Grand Rapids Zor Madison Ahmed Marquette Orak Hammond are the other temples.

TWO Rivers Tripoli Shrine Milwaukee Midwest Shrine Saladin Grand Rapids Mich Zor Madison Ahmed Marquette Orak Hammond Ind

Fort Jackson Halts Heat Drilling After Recruit’s Death

At Fort Jackson South Carolina the father of 21 year old recruit Hobart Brinsmade says the base commander promised to end giving booster shots before drills in hot weather after Brinsmade collapsed and died following a typhoid shot and 3 ½ hours in near 100 degree heat. Another trainee Davis Drake collapsed and remained hospitalized.

FT. Jackson S.C Hobart L. Brinsmade Bronxville N.Y Hobart Jr Young Brinsmade Army Princeton Christian Clarke Brinsmade Clarke Davis L. Drake Baltimore

Trane Dinner To Present Economic Facts Wednesday

Trane officials plan a 6 30 p.m. dinner at the Trane engineering building to present the companys economic picture. D C Minard invites La Crosse County Industrial Development Council members to attend as the meeting discusses Tranes relation to the city. An industrial development letter calls the event very important.

Trane Co Trane D. C. Minard la Crosse County Industrial Development Council Trane Engineering Everett H. Woehrmann City of la Crosse County of la Crosse Trane Triangle

Admits Charge Of Interfering With Juveniles

La Crosse detective interview led 21 year old Charles Dyer to admit interfering with the supervision of juvenile girls who had escaped a detention home. He acknowledged being with the girls before the escape and supplying beer and wine while they were on parole. He also admitted stealing from junkyards in La Crosse and Onalaska.

la Crosse Charles Dyer Hamilton St Portage Oregon Dyer Onalaska

City Spraying Schedule For Friday And Saturday

The city announces Friday and Saturday night spraying routes. Friday evening thermo fogger will cover Farnam street to south city limits between East and West avenues and Green Island. Mist blower operates from Winnebago to Farnam streets between East and West avenues.

Farnam Street East West Avenues Green Island Winnebago Farnam Streets Zeisler 6Th Street West Avenue la Crosse Cass Streets Front 6Th Streets

Boathouse Looted on Black River

Lloyd Loomis reported a recent break in at his boathouse on the Black River. Entry was gained by prying off the lock and a pair of seven foot green oars were stolen.

Lloyd Loomis Copeland Ave Black River

Sports Car Club Holds 130 Mile Rally Sunday

The Sports Car Club of La Crosse will stage a 130 mile rally Sunday starting at 12 30 p m by the new welcome sign at the north end of Pettibone Park. After the route a club picnic will be held. Ron House urged all members and invited non members with foreign or sports cars to join. Navigators are needed from non members to assist drivers in meeting timed legs.

Sports Car Club of la Crosse Pettibone Park Ron House House

Trane Reports First Half 1958 Sales and Profits On Par With 1957

The Trane Co. announces six month 1958 consolidated sales of 40.16 million and net profit of 2.73 million, close to 1957 figures. Second quarter sales were 19.55 million with 0.60 earnings per share, versus 1957 second quarter 21.13 million and 0.69 EPS.

Trane Co Trane

Navy blimp Arctic flight delayed by bad weather

A Navy ZPG-2 blimp on an Arctic mission from South Weymouth Mass had a six day delay due to unseasonal winds. Cmdr Don Collins said a low pressure system and strong head winds made today unlikely. The craft turned back from Lakehurst N J and landed at AERON Ohio after weather halted attempts toward an Arctic weather station T-3.

AERON Ohio Unaren Don Collins Weymouth Mass Lakehurst N.J

Local 3% extends contract at Electric Auto-Lite plant

Workers at Electric Auto-Lite plant approved a contract extension with management to September 30, extending the prior expiration date of August 1. The vote by UAW Local 3% AFL-CIO covered the plant's hourly employees.

UAW Afl-Cio

Promenaders to Demo in Eau Claire This Saturday

Promenaders and caller Irwin Pasch travel to Eau Claire to demonstrate for local dancers. Buses depart La Crosse Bus Depot at 6 p.m. Dancing at Eau Claire Shrine Hall with lunch at Hotel Eau Claire. La Crosse Recreation Dept sponsors. La Crosse County Veteran Memorial Park dance canceled. Next event Aug 9 in Onalaska Park.

Onalaska Park

Victory confirmed by recount in Oklahoma 6th District

A recount in Oklahoma's 6th Congressional District confirms Rep Toby Morris winner of the July 22 Democratic primary by 81 votes over former Congressman Victor Wickersham. Morris will face Republican Fred Coogan in November after an earlier official count showed a 53 vote edge.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Toby Morris Morris Congress Fred Coogan Sayre Victor Wickersham Wickersham

17 Candidates Receive Degrees at Viterbo Graduation

Viterbo College held a summer session graduation in Maria Angelorum chapel with 17 candidates earning Bachelors of Arts, Science, Education, and Home Economics. Rev. Othmar Missler presided. Rev. Cletus Dirksen conferred degrees as Sister Arlene led the choir and Rev. Edwin J. Stanek gave the address on the vocation of study.

Viterbo College Maria Angelorum Othmar Missler C.pp.s St. Rose Convent Cletus Dirksen Viterbo Arlene Singenberger Jaeggi Holy Cross Seminary St. John Father Stanek

Police Seek Molester Of City Child

La Crosse police chase leads in a case of a nine year old girl molested Monday afternoon. Det. Lt. Vern Weber cites a similar incident in Decorah Iowa where a 12 year old girl was approached by a man claiming to be a police officer and asked to show her bicycle license before taking her to a secluded area.

la Crosse Vern Weber Decorah Iowa James Anderson Weber

All Things Relative In West Liberty Family Ties

The Rev. C. F. Testerman of Foster Ohio is 91 but his sister Mrs. Jeston Gevedon in West Liberty Kentucky calls him her baby brother. Gevedon is 106 years old.

West Liberty C. F. Testerman Foster Ohio Jeston Gevedon

Weisensel outlines modern insurance at Rotary talk

Leonard V. Weisensel, local insurer and Rotarian, spoke on Modern Concepts of Insurance at the Thursday Rotary meeting. He highlighted the new package policy, showed how it saves time and cost, and used case histories to clarify coverage clauses. Justice E Harold Hallows praised the talk and urged buyers to give agents full information for tailored coverage.

Rotary Leonard V. Weisensel George Grenholm Weisensel E. Harold Hallows Wisconsin Supreme Court Leonard Ducharme Howard Gibson Arthur Moody

Local Nuns Attend Cleveland Workshop for Sisters in Care

Sister M Leontia and Sister M Fabian of St Michael's La Crosse attend a two weeks training workshop in Cleveland. The program aims to equip religious sisters to handle varied ages in institutions noting today’s children reflect breakdowns in family and moral training. Sister Leontia leads the training.

St. Michael’s la Crosse Cleveland M. Leontia F.S.P.A Conference of Religious National Conference of Catholic Charities M. Fabian Leontia

Legion Thanks Those Assisting With Convention

The American Legion Convention Corp. expresses gratitude to individuals and groups who helped stage the 40th annual Wisconsin convention in La Crosse. They especially thank those who provided rooms for housing delegates and guests, noting the response and private housing exceeded needs.

American Legion Convention Corp Department of Wisconsin la Crosse Corporation Committee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mccoy Camp McCoy 557Th Aaa 84Th Infantry Division Kenneth Wing Howard Wang Kenneth Lapon George Renner Klaus Artschwager Wesley Vacation School Good Samaritan Harold Newland Theodore Weber Edmund Jarchow Joan Jarchow Vv. E. Fiedler Hubert Fuller Harry Huber John Sleik Jr A. B. Clark Thomas Holstein Eugene A. Toepel M. A. Torrance Dr. E. L. Perry Willam Gerrard D. H. Hansen Leon Seemann R. E. Munk Robert McDonald Leslie Eversole C. H. van de Steeg David Nudd Oscar Wallschlaeger Donald Rice George K. Kleinertz Brinsmade and Drake SAAS Haiti Dinsaln Ecid Sa Echatne Styhcing Mary Rose Miller Elroy Joan Dopheide Carroll Sports Car Club Club Pasch Eau Claire Danny’s Lowrey Organ God Legion
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