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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1935

Page

4

Myrna Loy Quits MGM Over Salary Dispute

New York actress Myrna Loy ends her contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer after months of clashes over pay and publicity. Loy says the firm refused salary, halted payments, and labeled her a test case while seeking fair treatment and holidays. Attorneys claim MGM forfeits future services.

New York N. Y Myrna Loy Metro-Gold- Wyn-Mayer Miss Lay Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Notces Miss Loy Hollywood

Minnesota Returns To County Relief Plan

The state executive council approves a return to county control of work and direct relief fund expenditures to cut costs and improve results. L P Zimmerman acting SERA administrator to brief federal relief officials on the new system. The plan aims to aid existing borrowers and improve relief outcomes.

St. Paul, Minn State Executive Council L.P. Zimmerman Sera Executive Council Zimmerman

Girl Scout Camp Cook Kidnapped At Bunyanite Camp

Camp Bradfield reels from a kidnapping scare as two campers are tied to trees with a note demanding ransom by noon. After rescue, staff are put to a test with a scavenger hunt and a morale boosting campfire. Local reports describe hikes, wildlife sightings, and Bunyanites preparing rustic furniture. Mrs. Mabel Palms arrives as Cheerio the second to fill in for Marie Gobel.

Bradfield Bunyana Mars Patrol Hall Creek Bunyan Paul Johnny Shaggy Mabel Palms Hixton Wis Cheerio Marie Gobel Cheerios

Prellwitz Weds Baumgaertner At Parsonage Ceremony

Adeline Prellwitz daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Prellwitz 713 La Crosse street became the bride of Fred Baumgaertner son of Mr and Mrs John Sweeney of Elgin Illinois Wednesday. The 8 30 p m ceremony was performed by Rev J T Gamm at the First Lutheran church parsonage with attendants Miss Mildred Prellwitz sister and Walter Carter.

Adeline Prellwitz Frank Prellwitz la Crosse Strest Fred Baumgaertner John Sweeney Elgin J. T. Gamm First Lutheran Church Mildred Prellwitz Walter Carter

Reporter Plan Study Group Meets at Wolfe Offices

The Reporter Plan study group gathered at Attorney A. C. Wolfe’s offices Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Flanagan delivered the main report detailing the Civilian Conservation Corps work nationwide. A Par tel Post sale was part of the program to aid future discussion. next meeting set for Wednesday evening August 28.

Reporter Plan A. c. Wolfe John Flanagan Civilian Conservation Corps United States Partel

Evening Church Ceremony Unites Olga Hefte and Richard Holberg

Olga Hefte of Staples and Richard W. Holberg of this city wed at St. Peters Church with Rev. Joseph Stump Jr. officiating. The ceremony featured bridesmaid Frances Holberg and a reception for 150 at the groom’s parents’ home. The couple plans to live at 1701 42 Adams Street after August 20. Holberg is a welder at the Trane plant.

Olga Hefte Richard _Holberg Ferns English’pitherais Church Staples, Minn Richard W. Holberg Joseph Stump, Jr Bergliot Hefte Milwaukee Erwin Jande la Crosse A Merritt Wagner Willard Sill Alvin Bette Neitcher Holberg Adams Street Trane Willard Si

Auxiliary backs bridge project and outlines upcoming events

At the executive board meeting the American Legion auxiliary endorsed efforts to secure a new city bridge and pledged five dollars toward expenses. They voted thanks to Commander William Gillette for loyalty and harmony in work. Other actions include appropriations to rehabilitation and child welfare, paying picnic bills, and postponing piano purchase. Reports from Eau Claire convention delegates will be read at the next unit meeting on September 11, with annual officer elections. Members are urged to join the Grand parade in Eau Claire next Monday wearing white dresses and red accessories. A glee club music contest will be held at the Presbyterian church August 13 at 1 pm, with leaders meeting at 12:15 to receive instructions.

American Legion Auxiliary Bnard William Gillette Department of Rehabilitation Child Welfare Committee Eau Claire Legion Presbyterian Church Masonic Temple

Rasmussen and Taylor Wed in Decorah Ceremony

Anna C Rasmussen daughter of A C Rasmussen La Crosse and Archie Carlton Taylor son of G F Taylor La Crosse were married in Decorah Tuesday afternoon by Rev C Sandbach First Methodist church. The couple were attended by Mrs B H Landmeyer and J R Geraney. They plan a wedding trip through Iowa and southern Wisconsin and will live in La Crosse where Rasmussen was a former proprietor of the Commercial Hotel.

Decorah Anna Christine Rasmussen A. C. Rasmussen la Crosse Archie Carlton Taylor George F. Taylor C. Sandbach First Methodist Church B. H. Landmeyer J. R. Geraney Towa

Browsing Through the Shops by Susan McCabh

A midget camera for the many school day larks that students will want to remember will be appreciated as a gift for anyone preparing to leave for college in the fall. These midget cameras are not only low priced themselves but the films for them are likewise inexpensive, so upkeep will never be a source of complaint.

Fregonet Mrs. Marsh Doug Mrs. Fragonet Edna Fragonet Miss Darien Hollywood Tye

Shrine Auxiliary Meets Monday At Masonic Temple

Shrine auxiliary meets Monday afternoon at Masonic temple with Mrs. W J Schick as chairman. Hostesses are Mrs. Orville Hays and Mrs. Henry J. Ahrens. Holmen Homemakers meet this afternoon to be entertained by Mrs. W S Keppel. Members bring colored cord yarn and needle to make balls for October fair. Crocheted rag rug shown. join as new members welcome. Household suggestions for roll call. Calendar note mentions International Date Line.

Holmen W. S. Keppel

Betrothal announced for Rhoda Burns and James Kneen

Mrs. R A Forde of Hot Springs Ark announces the engagement of Rhoda Ann Burns to James Malcolm Kneen son of Rev and Mrs James T Kneen of Onalaska. Burns a Hot Springs High School and La Crosse State Teachers College student active in Delta Psi Kappa and Girl Reserve work. Kneen is a manager with Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co in La Crosse and attended L S T College with a business administration focus.

R. A. Forde Hot Springs Ark Rhoda Ann Burns James Malcolm Kneen James T. Kneen Onalaska Miss Burns Hot Springs High School la Crosse State Teachers College Phi Chapter Delta Psi Kappa National Physical Education Sorority Bonanza Springs Jess D.irvine North Eleventh Street Kneen Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company la Crosse Beloit - Jean’ Pagels South Nineteenth Street Beloit College Beloit

Stahl Family Visits Capital on East Tour

Mr and Mrs C W Stahl and son Homer travel to Washington on a school system visit from La Crosse Wisconsin They met Rep Gardner Withrow and received passes for the White House Bureau of Printing and Engraving and for the House and Senate The article notes soldiers are taught to use weapons with either hand in drills if needed.

Tribune Washington Bureau Washington, D. C WN. Stahl Homer National Capital Stahl la Crosse Stahls Gardner Withrow White House Bureau of Printing and Engraving House and Senate

Knox Outlines Republican Platform Planks in New Hampshire

Col Frank Knox, potential 1938 Republican candidate, outlines a six plank platform drawn from the 1932 Democratic program. He calls for reduced government spending, a balanced federal budget, sound currency, state unemployment and old age insurance, strict anti trust enforcement, and opposition to agricultural production limits. He urges adopting the exact language of these planks.

Hampton Beach N. H Frank Knox Roosevelt Chicago Manchester Knox Rockingham County Republican Club

House approves 40 million cattle disease aid with 10 million cap

Washington lawmakers agree to a 40 million dollar authorization for cattle disease eradiation, with a 10 million dollar limit for the current fiscal year. The measure funds continue work and allows use of the balance of prior year appropriations while awaiting the next session. Senator La Follette notes flexibility to seek more within the 40 million cap. It also permits government purchases of surplus dairy products.

Washington, D.C House Senate la Follette

Birth notices from St. Ann's on August dates

Daily records note births at St. Ann’s on August 14 a daughter to Mr and Mrs A E Bornatz 119 South Twenty second Street and August 15 a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Berg West Salem.

St.Ann's A. E. Bornatz South Twenty-second St Arthur Berg West Salem

Local news briefs and ads from Chicago and region

IOCALS, Thomas G Sutherland of Chicago, once La Crosse supervisor, enroute in city, calls on Judge Leonard Kleeber. An unrelated item lists Power washers and laundry machines from Blackstone by Briggs and Stratton. Also notes Cheyenne Wyoming visit, a police pickup in St Paul, and a hemispheric sun observation.

Thomas G, Sutherland Chicago Leonard Kleeber Sutherland la Crosse Ex Crosse Woman's Benefit Association Yerly Hall Annona Blackstone Briggs and Stratton Lavell Wringer

Charmer Jo Darien Faces Drama at Crest Lake Inn

Jo Darien's year in college leads to a tense affair with Peter Fragonet and a clash with Edna Fragonet. Accusations spill as Mrs Marsh intervenes, Fragonet’s wife arrives, and Jo confronts the intruding chaos amid a lakeside drama at Crest Lake Inn.

Jo Darlen Ja Hunta Douglas Marah Creat Cunacs Nuarrel Bret Paul Oo Seeo Crest Iake Marah Huba Montgomery Solio Hos Peter Fragonet Fragonet Babs Montgomery Marsh Peter Dragonet Edna Fragonet Mrs. Marsh Joanne Darien

Kohler Company Replies To Suits Asking Damages

Kohler Company and the village of Kohler deny responsibility for deaths and injuries from a strike riot last year. Plaintiffs include Mrs. Emy Engelmann and 26 others seeking total $275000. Mrs. Engelmann seeks $15000 and others $10000 each. Defendants demand trial in Sheboygan county, not Milwaukee County.

Milwaukee Wis Kohler Company Kohler Emy Engelmann Sheboygan County Milwaukee Tires

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