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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1950
Page
7
The piece urges yearly hearing tests for all students noting about 3 million U S children have defective hearing. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment could prevent much hardship. lack of action harms schooling speech and personality while hearing aids and lip reading offer effective remedies.
Guidance on using cake flour in place of all purpose flour with a substitution ratio. Replace each 1 cup of all purpose flour with 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons of sifted cake flour.
NEA profile of Marianne Ostier the sole woman designing diamond jewelry. She and husband Oliver run a Fifth Avenue studio, sources from Vienna, fled the Nazis, and craft convertible pieces worn as brooches pendants or clips. The couple’s work blends practicality with luxury in a purple room studio. In Wisconsin a wedding is noted for Dorothy Owen and Dwight Van Fleet with a Readstown reception and family guests.
This article traces wedding ring symbolism from ancient Egypt and Rome to modern times. It describes the ring as a symbol of eternal union, notes the left hand tradition, and recalls historic practices from marriage by capture to the evolution into a religious ceremony. It mentions orange blossoms, the honey moon, and the etymology of wedding.
A cup French style dressing is made by whisking salt sugar mustard pepper paprika and onion juice then adding vinegar and heating with olive oil. Layer orange sections with avocado strips on greens and drizzle the dressing over all.
Phyllis Quall of Holmen Wisconsin was honored as guest at a prenuptial shower hosted by Amsterdam Prairie homemakers. The event at her parents Edwin and Mrs Quall Quall included many acquaintances. Miss Quall and Herbert Hoff are to marry August 5 at Holmen Lutheran Church.
A simple garden salad lists celery cucumber radishes and green pepper sliced thin with French dressing served on lettuce leaves topped by creamed cottage cheese. Makes five servings with a straightforward mixing method and assembly.
Lois Jean Robinson and Paul M. Muetze, who plan to marry Aug. 26, were honored with a prenuptial shower Aug. 2 at the Legion hall in Stoddard by about 150 guests. The couple, children of local families, will wed at St. John's Catholic church in La Crosse. Hostesses included several area residents, with honors noted for Harvey Nicolai and two others.
Ettrick Federated Woman's club members hosted Thursday afternoon with honorary guest Verna Dance of Kansas City and visitors from Janesville Eau Claire North Dakota and Oregon. Other attendees included Mrs. Corcoran Mahoney Nelson Briggs Hewitt Casey and Furth visiting relatives in the area. Also listed were Mrs. Birge and Mrs. Aaby vacationing in Ettrick and James Kane of La Crosse visiting the Bert Trocinski home in French Creek. The Womans Relief Corps No 708 held initiation at the courthouse on Wednesday. The article notes Nicaragua exports gold totaling over seven million dollars annually.
Ettrick residents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kamprud and daughter Dagmar fly to visit their son and daughter in-law Lieut and Mrs. Jerome Kamprud. Runnestrands drive to Two Harbors to see E E Runnestrand and Howard Horton. Ruth Runnestrand stays with the Hortons. Jo Ellen to stay two weeks. Mrs. Josie Gunderson and Esther Gunderson return from Milwaukee and Indianapolis. Capt. Charles Garvey, en route to Japan, visits Clayton Olsen at Ft Dix. Arthur Gordon and family enjoy a Hudson weekend visit with their son William.
An advertisement touts T-4-L for athletes foot with an undiluted alcohol base that penetrates deeply to kill embedded germs. It promises satisfaction in one hour or a 40c refund and urges full strength use for foot odor itch and sweat.
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