Coulee Region Awaits Army Enlistees from Local Recruits
Local notices list multiple Coulee Region individuals enlisting in the U S army and air force with training sites including Fort Riley Fort Knox Lackland Air Base and San Antonio. Names include Lieut Virgil J Gaus Charlie P Boodle Blaine D Davis and others with three year terms and assignments to various corps and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Air Force
M. John Pa
Mitrege
Virgil J. Re
Ceame Wailenal Gaus
North Sixth Street
173Rd Field
King Street
Corps of Engineers
Ralph Lomas
Barnum
Wis
San Antonio
Tex
Robert A. Wrobel
Stoddard
Otto C. Martin
la Crosse
William Faust
Evening Evangelistic and Religious Services Summary
Community churches list weekly services including Evening Evangelistic 7:45, prayer 8 p.m., preaching "Pray" and Assembly of God Hour on WKTV. First Baptist at 128 South Sixth Street with Rev. Hyslop preaching on Love Looks at Life. Catholic Masses and devotions at St James, St John, Holy Cross, and Holy Trinity. Church of Christ and Church of God also schedule Bible studies and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
St. James and
Avon Streets
Edwin L. Knauf
Alfred F. Herbert
Mother of Perpetual
Rosary of Our Lady of Fatima
Russia
Holy Trinity
13Th and
Park Avenue
Msgr. W. J. Plecity
Eugene A. Comiskey
Williamb. Nikolai
Church OF Christ Church of Christ
Eighth
Howard Wilson
Virgil Taylor
Young People's
Church OF God Church of God
West Ave
John Kurtz
Oo Tel
First Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
South Sixth Street
Fred Hyslop
P.n
T. N
Market St
Ralph Kuether
Gospel Tabernacle
Bethany Gospel Tabernacle
North Street
Onalaska Ave
Bethany
WLCX
Youth For Christ
Young Peoples Service
Ovah's Witnesses
Fourth
Jay Streets
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
King Streets
Mark L. Andrews
Fred W. Hyslop
Multiple Churches Share Summer Services in La Crosse
A long list of La Crosse area churches outlines summer service times led by various pastors. Notable items include First Congregational sharing a Sunday service with First Baptist at 10:45 a.m. and Trinity Lutheran noting a 9 a.m. service with Hallerud preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lutheran Church
Sixteenth
Cass
Harold N. Stoffel
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon and St. Paul
Walter E. Gutzke
First Lutheran Church
Onalaska
Carl O. Pederson
Sil
la Crosse
Walter A Hallerud
Hallerud
Methodist Methodist Church
Longfellow School
Denton
Reuben Francis Halberg
Johnson Street
Marriage Licenses La Crosse Pending Amid City Notices
Victor Strait of Tomah Wisconsin and Barbara Mali of 1313 Madison Street are to be married in La Crosse. John Paul of East Avenue and Virginine Eleanor Harding of 2010 Main Street plan a La Crosse wedding on August 31. Robert J. Justin of Le Crosse and Patricia are listed in the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Victor Strait
Tomah
Wis
Barbara Mali
Madison Street
la Cros
John Paul
East Avenue
John Jerome McGinnis
St. Paul
Virginine Eleanor Harding
Main Street
Caledonia
Minn
Robert J. Justin
le Crosse
Patricia
NBC Symphony Tonight Dives Into Three Centuries Of Music
NBC Symphony will broadcast on WKBH tonight at 5 30 featuring Vivaldi Tschaikowsky and Richard Strauss pieces. Bill Stern NSC director of sports hosts a round table on the Olympics. Marjorie Marie guest vocalist with Frank Marie’s band tonight at 7 30 with Lyn Murray conducting in Stordahl’s absence. Rod Brasfield guest emcee on Grand Ole Opry at 9 00 with Lulu Belle and Scotty. Jack Benny’s European vacation described as a busman's holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC Symphony
WKBH
Vivaldi
Tschaikowsky
Richard Strauss
Bill Stern
NSC
Marjorie
Frank Marie
Eate Sinatra
Lyn Murray
Axel Stordahl
Rod Brasfield
Lulu Belle
Scotty
Chicago
NBC
ABC
Ernie Felice
Pam
Hollyw
Ross Seem
Dolan
Lao Dolan
Amar'g
Mr.Malone
Morey Amsterdam
Morey
Amsterdam
Chall
Yukon
Chall'ge of
Grand Ole Opry
Tomor
Hayloft Hoedown
Cedric Adams
Morton Downey
Biltmore Hotel
Ore
Local House Guests and Community Notices
Locals report Mr. and Mrs. Fred Follansbee hosting Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bensh en route to Louisville to establish their name. Mrs. Earl Hale is recovering from surgery at a local hospital. Barbecued spare ribs are served Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with country style chicken dinners Sundays at Havenwood Hotel Dakota Minn. Geraldine Lamke Duane Kilawitter and Billy Lathan of Brownsville Minn will return Sunday from a youth camp of the Evangelical and Reformed church on Phelps Island Spring Park Minn. Mrs. Ralph Kuether of La Crosse served as a camp counselor. Roland Schwabenbauer returns to Richmond Calif after attending his mother Mary Schwabenbauer’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Follansbee
Woodstreet
Alton Bensh
Seattle
Wash
Louisville
Earl Hale
French Island
Havenwood Hotel
Dakota
Minn
Geraldine Lamke
Crosse
Duane Ki
Roland Schwabenbauer
Richmond
Calif
Mary Schwanbenbauer
Daily Records of Municipal Airport Activity in La Crosse
A summary of flights and pilots visiting La Crosse August 2 to 6 including DC-3 McDonald Minneapolis to La Crosse AT-6 Doyle and other Beechcraft Luscombe and Cub entries. incidents include a Stoddard hotel oven fire and wiring short at 12:36 p.m. near 216 South 23rd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
McDonald
Minneapolis
le Crosse
Doyle
Pargo
N. D
Jove
D. J. Givens
Joliet
Rearwin
C. F. Schunke
Rockford
Helena
Mont
Stinson
L. H Strehlar
Omro
Wis
Madison
L. Drodes
Elgin
Waco
E. Praece
Chicago
St. Paul
Beeche
Lapham
Otes Lodge
Bander
Tex
H. F. Miller
Milwaukee
J. P. McDonald
T's
Cedar Rapids
Waukegan
Pires le Crosse
M. Stoddard Hotel
Fair Grounds
Sixth
Vine Streets
Edward G. Bates
South 23Rd Street
New Citizens At Home Notices And Marriages
A list of newly registered citizens and marriage notices dated from July to August. Entries include Roger Lynn to Mr and Mrs Willem Benson of 2508 South Wh tree, Dale Thomas to Mr and Mrs Danny Herd in La Crosse Cowhehe Wash, a son to Ernest Ate, and a son to Mr and Mrs Robert L. MacCornack Jr formerly of Whitehall plus a notice to Mr and Mrs Walter Hest Pauline Schumacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Lynn
Willem Benson
South
Sree
Evelyn
Calit
Tom Dale Thomas
Danny Herd
Preida Mee
Wallin
la Crosse
Cowhehe Wash
End Myre
Ernest Ate
Hoepitsa
Robert L. MacCornack, Jr
Whitehall
Walter Hest
Pauline Schumacher
Ethiopian Slave Ebed-melech Saves Jeremiah in Judah Tale
A Sunday school lesson recounts Ebed-melech the Ethiopian slave who risked his freedom to rescue Prophet Jeremiah from a dungeon in Jerusalem. The act shows mercy crossing race and power lines and shapes Zedekiah and Judah’s fate amid Babylonian conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebed-melech
Judah
Zedekiah
Agg Ge
Adah
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Temple
Ekiah
Jeremiah
Egypt
Ebedmelech
Babylon
Bylon
Seekiah
Kingdom
Israel
Niow
Judea
Deaths Last Night Dr Ben M Edidin 48 New York
Dr Ben M Edidin 48 assistant director of the Jewish education committee of New York died overnight. A native of Russia his death is reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ben M. Edidin
Jewish Education Committee of
Russia
Christ of the Andes Statue Erected for Peaceful Boundary Settlement
The bronze statue Christ of the Andes stands at the border between Chile and Argentina. Erected in 1902 to commemorate the peaceful settlement of their border dispute, the monument marks a historic moment in regional relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronse
Christ of the Andes
Ae Guar
Chile
Argentina
Youth Rally Hears Soloist at Coulee Vocational School
Lovely Adora Norlander returns to the Coulee Region as part of the Youth for Christ program at the Vocational school Saturday night. The Swedish Nightingale captivates youth and adults singing hymns of faith. The Victory Brass Duo with Don and Betty Fredrickson performs. Jim Lowden of YFCI Mediterranean will speak and plans to depart for Greece soon. A Kids Quiz by the Christian Business Men's committee is planned. Admission is free and the event begins at 7:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adora Norlander
Coulee
Youth For Christ
Miss Norlander
Canada
Victory Brass
Don
Betty Fredrickson
Jim Lowden
YFCI
Greece
Christian Business Men's Committee
Correction on Gardner R. Withrow campaign HQ location
Correction: campaign headquarters for Gardner R. Withrow the Republican congressional nominee’s bid are in the Linker building rooms 209 not at the State Bank building as Friday’s Tribune reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner R. Withrow
Linker
State Bank
Tribune
CBS Announces Tele Network Expansion in Three Years
CBS plans a nationwide television network of more than 80 stations within three years and will launch five new metro markets this year including Toledo Cleveland Detroit Atlanta and Los Angeles. Programs will be transmitted on 16 mm film with live tube broadcasts and slate several time changes and new shows starting August 19 through August 30 including The Better, Talent Jackpot Roy Rogers Gabriel Heatter mail bag and other time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
Toledo
Cleveland
Detroit
Atlanta
Los
Los Angeles
Gabriel Heatter
Buyer Boycott Closes 25 Los Angeles Butcher Shops
Twenty five small butcher shops in the Los Angeles area plan to close today due to buyer resistance to high meat prices. Philip Melnick, secretary of the Meat Dealers' Assn. of Southern California, said more shops may shut down and that the closures may last one to two months as a housewife boycott campaign drives down purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Philip Melnick
Meat Dealers’ Assn
California
Melnick
Shriners to Attend Chicago Rail Fair Tour
Three hundred Shriners from Milwaukee Wisconsin arrive by special train for a nine p m outdoor pageant Wheels A Rollin the story of 100 years of rail progress on a 450 foot lakeside stage at the Chicago rail fair sponsored by railroads and equipment makers marking a century of growth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wis
Lake Michigan
Smallest Scottish Church Reopens as Military Dining Hall
Scrabster chapel near Thurso, claimed as Northern Scotland’s smallest church, has reopened after a decade as a military dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrabster Chapel
Thurso
Scotland
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10Th
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Ferdinand Cech
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Windsor
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L. B. Keegan
Joseph Marx
Our Lady of Fatima
Holy Cross Church
13Th
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Stanley Andrze
Chester Wrzaszczak
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Avenue
Batavian Bank Bldg
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert D. Winter
D. D
Trinity
Holy Union
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Loand Avon Sts
Paul A. Roth
Inana
Moody Memorial Ev
Campbell Road
John Lass
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
North 16Th St
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Liberty and
Sili Sts
James Daugherty
Book of Mormon
Church of the Living Christ
Wisconsin
Bidg
W. S Rathke
St. Paul, Minn
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Avenue South
Cameron
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ward Ave
So. 26Th St
Wisconsin Synod
William Lange
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
George Ulvilden
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Division
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charlies and Sill Sts
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Eighth and
J. Pierce Newell
Ruth
Free Church
Caledonia Street
North Presbyterian Church
Avon
Otto C. Fillinger
Farmington, Minn
Radio Spotlight
Jack Benny
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Juaeestar
Casey’s Car Sales
Jey Sis
Wlad
Hoeschlers” Prescription Pharmacy
Beechcraft
al Zager
Paul
St. Louis
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Ed Preyhoff
Menomonie
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W. H. Helcombe
Karl Dahl
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International Council of Religious Education
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Myr Jord
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Homs
Herakds
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Voice OF Prophecy
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MBS
WGN
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WIMJ
WBBM
KWNO
Wise Wol
WEAT
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Isie
WSUI
Dews UL Oie
KSTP
Chicago Theater
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Mikkelson
Wes Salem
Sara Margaret Sprehn
Bangor
Jean Meegan
C. E. Butterfield
Michael O'Duffy
Mutual
Roy Rogers
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Beeder Lumber & Coal Co
North Third St
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