Emergency notice details new trip plan for vacation deaths sickness
La Crosse County Highway Police expand a trip plan to better notify relatives during emergencies. The inter zone radio network covering 46 states records names addresses vehicle details routes and expected arrival dates to reduce delays and miscommunication. The plan requires destination and route information and records passenger details for faster alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Stanley Mattison
Onalaska
Shelby
Mattison
la Crosse
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Brothers Win Big In Holstein Dairy Showing At La Crosse Fair
Dan and Gary Jones of Bangor lead Holstein classes with champion junior and senior females while Gary also wins junior yearling. Renee Storandt tops Milking Shorthorn, and Sandra Heinze sweeps Jersey gains. Joleen Pralle and Kathleen Horman win showmanship. Fauver Hill 4-H Club wins best club trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joleen Pralle
R. J. Onalaska
Cynthia
la Crosse
Tribune
Dan
Gary Jones
Bangor
Gary
Guernsey
Renee
Roger Wolter
West Salem
Harvey Wolter
Renee Storandt
Michael Miller
Bonnie Hemker
Ronald Hoyer
Barbara Gollnick
Dan Jones
Dennis Labus
David Brown
Darrel Stair
Mindoro
Jean Hoyer
Russell Schomberg
Douglas Brevig
Beifer
Vicki Nuttelman
Kathleen Horman
Kathleen Jones
Janelle Pralle
Jeanette Nuttelman
Joleen
Eric Manke
Sandra Heinze
Keith Heinze
Jane Ellen Schomburg
Donald Schroeder
Harvey Walter
Roger Walter
Kathleen McClintock
Marla Walter
Harve Walter
Douglas Heuer
Holmen
Onalaska
Tri-State Breeders Cooperative
Lynne Luxford
Renee Schroeder
Donald Gilbertson
Fauver Hill
Regional airport urged for Appleton and Oshkosh Wis
An airport consultant urged a regional airport serving Appleton and Oshkosh at a Civil Aeronautics Board hearing. A site nine miles southwest of Appleton and near 20 miles northwest of Oshkosh was proposed. The case spans multiple city pairings and faces local opposition and possible alternate sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Appleton
Oshkosh
Wis
A. W. Compton
San Francisco
Compton
Robert Lester
Winnebago County
Edward T. Stodola
Outagamie County
Construction starts set July record in La Crosse
La Crosse reported July construction starts valued at 2,238,302 dollars, a July record that boosted January to July totals to 8,463,515 dollars. Government projects fueled July gains with 1,869,814 dollars. major items include Stoffel Court housing project and two dormitories at La Crosse State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Stoffel Court
la Crosse Housing Authority
la Crosse State College
Spence-McCord Wholesale Drug Co
Asbury Methodist Church
Fifth Army Band Concert At Riverside Park Friday
The Fifth Army band led by Billie G Cook will perform at Riverside Park at 8 30 p m Friday The group includes 70 members many with music degrees or professional experience Arrangements were made through Eugene Fry director of parks and recreation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Army Band
Riverside Park
Billie G. Cook
la Crosse
Eugene Fry
Parks and Recreation
Auto Body Training Course Set in Coleman Vocational School
A 35 week auto body repair training course starts Sept. 16 at Coleman Vocational School for unemployed and underemployed La Crosse residents under the MDTA. Applicants must head a household, have three years of work experience, and may receive a $42 weekly stipend if attendance is satisfactory. The Wisconsin State Employment Service in La Crosse handles interviews and selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Vocational School
la Crosse
Manpower Development Training Act
MDTA
Wisconsin State Employment Service Office
WSES
Trane Co Reports Slight 1963 Sales and Profit Dip
For the first half of 1963 Trane Co. shows consolidated sales of 57.35 million and net profit of 3.606 million, down from 59.69 million in 1962 and 4.153 million. Second quarter sales reach 31.494 million with net profit 2.126 million, affected by a 272,166 Canadian rate item. quarterly earnings per share are 1.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trane Co
July 1963 in Coulee Region cooler and wetter than expected
Weather Bureau reports July in the Coulee Region was one tenth of a degree cooler than normal with 5.14 inches of rain, including 2.14 inches in a 24 hour period. The month saw 99 at start and 52 at the coolest, four thundery days and limited winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Municipal
Coulee
Two Accidents In County Injure Six
Six people were injured in two La Crosse County crashes early Thursday. In the Burns crash on Highway 16 near Highway 162, Walter Kell and Anna Kell were treated at Lutheran Hospital, and Jess Wilburn and Virginia Allen at St Marys Hospital Spar ta. A separate crash on Highway 53 near DH in Holland sent William Goodenough and Mrs George Caffery to St Francis Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Highway
Highway 162
Burns
Walter W. Kell
Milwaukee
Anna
Lutheran Hospital
Jess Wilburn
Camp McCoy
Verginia Allen
Superior St
Tomah
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sparta
Wilburn
Kell
William Goodenough
Whittier
Calif
George Caffery
Prospect St
St. Francis Hospital
Holland
Committee Forms to Back Jack Olson for Governor
The La Crosse Jack Olson for Governor Committee has been formed with Richard Dunham of 1108 Cliffwood Lane describing the lieutenant governor as a successful former businessman suited to provide executive leadership. The La Crosse panel includes Phil Dyer and many local residents and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Jack Olson
Richard Dunham
Cliffwood Lane
Phil Dyer
W. G. Wassmandorf
Edgar Schroeder
Don Terpstra
William Pickett
William Himmelsbach
Rudy Jolivette
John Turnbull
Harold Drecktrah
Fred Barge
William E. Meyer
Trig Nustad
Russell Cleary
Peter Hurtgen
Matt Wadium
David Nudd
Dunham
Mosquito Spraying Planned Thursday Night
The city will spray for mosquitoes Thursday night from Causeway Boulevard to the north city limits between the east and west boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Causeway Boulevard
German Couple Visits Son and Family in La Crosse
German visitors Mr. and Mrs. Karl Seidel and their son Gunter Seidel tour La Crosse during a three month stay. They compare U S cities with German centers near Goslar, discuss border effects, and note American conveniences and cultural differences. They plan to stay until September 14 and enjoy local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
la Crosse
Karl Seidel
Gunter Seidel
State Road
Immenrode
Goslar
Germany
Harz Mountains
New York City
Seiders
Seidels
Frankfort
Hamburg
Seidel
Mrs. Seidel
Scout Meet Canceled by Gateway Area Council Officials
The Gateway Area Council of Boy Scouts canceled a commissioners meeting set for Saturday due to prior commitments of those invited. The meeting will be rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gateway Area Council of Boy Scouts
Village High School plans discussed in La Crescent meetings
More than 300 people attended a La Crescent Public School Board meeting in Crucifixion Auditorium where plans for a village high school were outlined. Attorney L L Duxbury explained funding, site plans, and state considerations while others questioned religious instruction release time and building design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Robert Morrison
Duxbury
Albert Bott
Yester
Harmon Olson
Olson
LaCrosse Board
la Crosse
Mayor Knutson Radio Talk To Be Broadcast On Local Stations
Knutson's Thursday night speech will be aired on WKTY and WLCX radio and WKBT-TV. WKBH will not carry the talk. The speech will air on WLCX with the TV appearance and will be heard on WKTY either simultaneously or right after a baseball game broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo G. Knutson
WKTY
WLCX
Wkbt-Tv
WKBH
Knutson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Water Girl
Curtis Berg
CAB
Stodola
Appleton - Oshkosh
Ashland
Ironwood
Mich
Clintonville
Green Bay
Winona
Wausau
Stevens Point
Werere
Board of
Valley View School
Greenfield
Reuben Kapanke
Arvel Johns
Lester Hoeth
Skeeter Schedule
Gerald Olson
R. 2
Valley Farm Supply
Twine
Winona — Valley Distributing
Main Street
Irvin Yeiter
la Crosse Common Council
la Crosse Board of Education
Minnesota
Iowa
Houston
Caledonia
Talk On Radio
Honeywell
Electric Eye
Main St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!