Public Hearing Planned On Zoning Change In La Crosse Wisconsin
La Crosse Common Council will hold a hearing September 3 1964 at 7 30 p m on a zoning amendment transferring a parcel from Residential to Local Business at Farnam and Losey. The City Plan Commission meets August 31 1964 at 4 p m to review the ordinance. Citizens may appear in person by attorney or petition.
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Common Council
City of la Crosse
Judiciary and Administration
City of
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
City Plan Commission
Farnam and Losey Boulevard
Section 9
Township 15
Range 7
Losey Boulevard
Farnam Street
the Common Council
Alice A. Dickson
Board of Public Works
Mary E. Sawyer
Milo G. Knutson
John K. Flanagan
Robert M
Cass & Cameron
8Th St
S.y
Cameron- Cass St
Robert M. Scheible
Carl A. Wahlstrom
Sherman Stellpflug
Common Council of
Tillman
Felber
Rose Street
Monitor Street
Avon Street
County of la Crosse
State of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Sam Wakeen
Selma Wakeen
William H. Thiede
Norma E. Thiede
Country Fair Amusement Co., Inc
Tyson Addition
26Th Street
La Crosse Ordinances Cite Zoning Map Change and Hearings
City actions include amending Section 15.02 to transfer Lots 6 7 8 in Rublee and Ober subdivision to Residence Auxiliary District at 615 West Avenue South and 1204 Ferry Street. Public hearings, admin probate orders, and bidding notices accompany the ordinance package published August 21 1964.
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City of la Crosse
Common Council
Residence Auxiliary District
Rublee
Ober
Gillett
City of
la Crosse
West Avenue
Ferry St
Alice A. Dickson
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Wilbur V. Weldy
Wilbur Weldy
W. V. Weldy
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
County of
Lac Crosse
State of
Eugene v A. Toepel
Everett J. Hoch
Exchange Building
Wis
Emilie Baudler
County of la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Minnesota NFO chief cites lag in holding action effect
The Minnesota NFO head said results of the live stock withholding plan will not appear until current inventories are exhausted. County NFO groups opened information centers at highway intersections to explain the movement and urge farmers to keep market cattle and hogs on the farm for a fair price. Sheriff Bernie Imm reported NFO counts at Hormel stations. reception varied from welcoming to hostile.
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Vavilias
Gailivind
Satcavuvu
George Matson
Trimont
Matson
NFO
Sherburne
Welcome
Fairmont
Faribault County
Bernie Imm
Hormel
Blue Earth
Byron Goodrich
Erwin Martin
Easton
Bids Sought on 18 Acre Lot West of Eggen Road
Public notice invites bids by 2 00 p m on September 1 1964 for 18 acres part of the NE of the SE of Section 10 Township 17 Range 6 west of Eggen Road Fork. Viewings arranged via R Owen Anderson Route 1 West Salem Wisconsin contact or phone. A $50 bid deposit payable to guardian required.
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Township 17
Eggen Road
James and Lena Hoyer
R. Owen Anderson
West Salem
Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Louise H. Fraser
la Crosse
City of
County of la Crosse
State of
Eugene A. Toepel
la Crosse County Court
Anna R. Michels
Robert J. Jenkins
Exchange Bldg
Wis
Frank B Davy
Frank B. Davy
William J. Sauer
Common Council
City of la Crosse
Judiciary and Administration
City Plan Commission
Illegal Passing and Traffic Violations List From Wisconsin
A compiled report from Black River Falls lists multiple traffic offenses including illegal passing on yellow lines, speeding, driving after revocation, drunk driving, nonregistration, and defective brakes involving residents and nonresidents across several states. Also noted are burglary and driving related charges, with accompanying fines and penalties. Local police and fire department calls from Aug 19–21 detail hospital transports, a locked-out resident, and a battery charger short in a residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur A. Scheem
Oconomowoc
Emil F. Copp
Calumet Park
Ill
Edgar D. Pauls
Westchester
Charles N. Ackley
Milwaukee
James M. Bromley
Minneapolis
Madison
David Turjevich
Joliet
Gorman T. Gerald
Peter Becker
Rockville
Minn
Vernon Welch
Raymond Odeon
Black River Falls
Merlin L. Nelson
Alma ‘Center
Sam Tomic
South Milwaukee
Thomas E. Boyle
Onalaska
Ronald A
Paul Wayne Flatt
Danville
Iowa
Lawrence Rose
Ferndale Mich
Alexander Bodel
Summit, Ill
Floyd Fordahl
Chicago, Ill
Brian Alan Meyer
Wyandotte
Mich
Court Revenues Totals Disclosed For July
La Crosse County Court Branch 2 recorded July revenues of 3899.70 in a report by Deputy Court Clerk Helen Schwinefus. Judge Leonard F. Roraff presided. amounts included 279 suit taxes 417.70 court costs 90 state traffic fines 556 criminal fines 2105 county traffic fines and 452 small claims fees.
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la Crosse County
Helen Schwinefus
Leonard F. Roraff
Train ride not on schedule ends with minor injuries
Merrillan Wisconsin at 12 40 a m Thursday Merril an resident La Vern Harwick 42 rode an Northwestern Railroad train 970 feet after an unplanned crossing incident. His car was struck at a crossing three miles south of Merrillan. Harwick was taken to Black River Falls hospital for observation and released. Officers Dan Gomer and Charles Jensen investigated.
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Merrillan
Wis
la Vern Harwick
Northwestern Railroad
Harwick
Black River Falls
Dan Gomer
Charles Jensen
Western Wisconsin Food Dealers Meet Bratwurst Supper
The Western Wisconsin Retail Food Dealers Association will hold a meeting and bratwurst supper on Monday night Aug. 24 as its regular monthly schedule resumes. The picnic will be in Mormon Coulee Park.
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Western Wisconsin Retail Food Dealers Association
Mormon Coulee Park
Treacle Bible of 1658 uses treacle for balm in Gilead
The 1658 Treacle Bible features a substitution where the word balm in the famous line Is there no balm in Gilead is rendered as treacle indicating a lexical shift or scribal variation.
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Gilead
Private clubs emerge to bar Negroes in the South
An AP survey finds a few businesses convert to private clubs to dodge integration since the civil rights law. Mississippi issued 13 private club charters after Johnson's law, while others like the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Jackson and the Capitol cafeteria in Little Rock formed clubs. Georgia figures include Maddox in Atlanta, with private club plans discussed.
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Atlanta, Ga
Associated Press
Mississippi
Johnson
Jackson
Miss
Robert E. Lee
Little Rock
Ark
State Capitol
Orval E. Faubus
Alabama
Rocky Mount
Norfolk
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Maddox
Texas
North Carolina
Guard Unit Told To Take Care Of Gear
CAMP RIPLEY Minn AP Members of the 32nd Division 3rd Brigade in special training at Camp Ripley were told to care for their equipment as replacements are unlikely. The Wisconsin National Guard unit augmented by 580 enlisted men is focusing on five maintenance types during a two week session that began last Sunday. Brig Gen Francis F Schweinler told an officers school much of the heavier gear is 14 to 18 years old and its wheeled vehicles and tentage endured tough drills when the division was last called to active service two years ago. He warned that careless handling could shift repair costs to the faulting unit.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
32Nd Division
Wisconsin
National Guard Division
Francis F. Schweinler
Burglary at Deters Implement Co. in Eitzen Hailed Expert Theft
In Eitzen Minnesota an undisclosed amount of cash was taken from Deters Implement Co. Friday morning after a Thursday night burglary. Sheriff Byron White called the crime apparently the work of an expert. Safe had its combination knocked off and the till emptied. Checks notes and ledgers were left. Entry method unclear and no fingerprints were found.
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Eitzen
Minn
Deters Implement Co
Houston
Byron Whitehouse
Warren Deters
Deters
Deaths Clark Albert Ingli San Bernardino educator
Clark Albert Ingli 61 principal at Richardson Junior High School San Bernardino California died Tuesday after a heart attack in a local hospital He was born in Ellsworth Wisconsin and held degrees from the University of River Falls the University of Minnesota and studied at several colleges He served as Wisconsin National Guard battery officer 1932 1940 and in World War II in field artillery retiring as major in 1945 He is survived by his wife Isabelle two children Patricia Rea and Donald Ingli a brother and three sisters Masonic services were held and burial followed at Montecito Memorial Park
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Clark Albert Ingli
Richardson Junior High
San Bernardino
Calif
B. W
Pat) Ingli
la Crosse
Ingli
Ellsworth
State University of
River Falls
University of Minnesota
Claremont College
University of California
Los Angeles State College
Fountain
Minn
Wisconsin National Guard
Field Artillery
Isabelle M
Patricia I. Rea
Woodland Hills
Donald Ingli
Carbondale
Ill
Gwen
Merle Ingli
Rochester
Stephen and Bobbitt
Montecito Memorial Park
Marriage Licenses Listed for August and September
Larry B. Brueggeman of Wells and Martha E. Suarez of Miami Fla are to marry August 22 in La Crosse. Dennis J. Boardman and Mary J. Banasik are to wed August 29 in Town of Shelby. Bernard H. Meier and Jeanne M. Thompson plan August 29 in La Crosse. Ervin Schroeder of Dakota Minn and Anna I. Rhodes plan September 5 in Town of Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry B. Brueggeman
Townof Wells
Martha E. Suarez
Miami
Fla
la Crosse
Dennis J. Boardman
Park Ave
Mary J. Banasik
Mormogo Coulee Road
Shelby
Bernard H. Meier
N. 4Th St
Jeanne M. Thompson
Wood St
Ervin Schroeder
Dakota
Minn
Anna I. Rhodes
S. West Ave
Barre
Chicken-Q on Crucifixion School Playground
Father William Quisle Council of the Columbia Squires hosts a Chicken-Q on the Crucifixion School playground in La Crescent on Saturday from 11 30 a m to 3 p m.
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LA Crescent
Minn
William Quisle
The
Columbia Squires
Rasmussen 55 Dies After Long Illness In Wisconsin
Tri State notice reports Clemet M Rasmussen of Northfield Wisconsin died at home Wednesday after a long illness. He was born November 8 1908 in Washington and moved to the Hixton Northfield area as a child. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Upper Pigeon Creek Lutheran Church with Rev Franklyn Schroeder officiating. Burial in church cemetery. Call at Jensen Funeral Home in Hixton after 6 30 p.m. Friday. Survived by widow Marjorie a daughter Marie two brothers Raymond Black River Falls and Edwin Eau Claire.
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Northfield
Wis
Clemet M. Rasmussen
Washington
Hixton
Franklyn Schroeder
Upper Pigeon Creek Lutheran Church
Jensen Funeral
Marjorie
Marie
Raymond
Black River Falls
Edwin
Eau Claire
Clyde Blinston dies in California services held
Sparta Wis Clyde Blin ston son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Blinston of Sparta died Aug 17 in Santa Monica California where services and burial were held He is survived by his widow Olga nieces and nephews in the Cataract area and a stepsister Mrs Clarence Webb of La Crosse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Clyde Blinston
Joseph Blinston
Santa Monica
Calif
Blinston
Olga
Clarence Webb
la Crosse
Arnold Nelson 30 Years Tomah Instructor Dies in Minneapolis
Services were held Tuesday in Minneapolis for Arnold Nelson who died of a heart attack on August 15. Nelson was a Tomah high school science instructor for 30 years and left in 1958 to teach at West St. Paul High School.
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Tomah
Wis
Minneapolis
Arnold Nelson
Nelson
West St. Paul High School
Holmen Woman 77 Died. Rites Set In Holmen Lutheran Church
Mrs. William Sylvester aged 77 of Holmen died Wednesday in a La Crosse hospital. Services are 2 p.m. Monday at Holmen Lutheran Church with burial in Green Mound Cemetery. Calling hours are 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Smith Mortuary in Galesville and Monday at the church from 12:30 p.m. until service. She taught before marriage to William Sylvester on December 7, 1910 in Bowman North Dakota, and lived in Holmen 17 years. Survived by husband four daughters three brothers and nine grandchildren.
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Holmen
Wis
William Sylvester
la Crosse
Holmen Lutheran Church
M. A. Berntson
Green Mound Cemetery
Smith Mortuary
Galesville
Sylvester
Martin Hanson
Bowman
N.D
George
Margaret) Tranberg
Lyle
Marian) Jostad
Stanley
Joyce) Peterson
la Cross
Ruby Says He Didn’t Know Oswald in Warren Interview
New York Journal American reports Jack Ruby told the Warren Commission he never knew Lee Harvey Oswald and acted from compassion for Mrs Kennedy. The 102 page transcript from Ruby’s Dallas interrogation is published under copyright by Dorothy Kilgallen with sources from Washington.
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NEW York
Jack Ruby
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
New York Journal-American
Ruby
Earl Warren
Dallas
Dorothy Kilgallen
Washington
Jackson Negroes Enter White Schools Under Court Order
In Jackson Mississippi twenty Negroes signed up without trouble to enter white public schools as the city lowers first grade racial barriers under federal court orders. Officials maintained tight security around 26 white and 12 Negro elementary schools. By midmorning Negro pupils appeared at six previously all white schools.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Boy Drowns in Delavan Lake During Vacation
Michael Duffy seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Philip Duffy of Chicago drowned while vacationing with his mother and four siblings in Delavan Lake Wisconsin A 4 year old sister alerted two men who found him in about six feet of water three feet from a pier authorities reported the incident occurred Wednesday during a family outing
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Delavan
Wis
Michael Duffy
Chicago
Delavan Lake
Philip Duffy
Top Cattle Awards Won At Wisconsin State Fair Show
Area exhibitors claimed grand and reserve titles in Holstein and Guernsey cattle at Milwaukee’s Wisconsin State Fair. Grand champion Guernsey female went to Edgar Schroeder of Onalaska. Holstein grand champion female to William A. Hayssen of Elk Hart Lake. Chambric Farms of Rockford Illinois took the grand champion bull and related titles. Attendance on Greater Milwaukee Day neared 89 thousand as rain arrived. total fair attendance surpassed 615 thousand with the event set to close Sunday.
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Milwaukee
Edgar Schroeder
Onalaska
Dutch Mill Farm
Sparta
William A. Hayssen
Elkhart Lake
Hayssen
Chambric Farms
Rockford, Ill
Chambric Beechwood
Tim
Piper Brothers
Watertown
Allen Hitts
Krull Brothers
Fort Atkinson
Erwin Reimer
Mequon
Sidney Watson
Edgerton
Holstein County
Jefferson
Walworth
Dane
Waukesha
Ozaukee
Today in History highlights events from 1858 to recent years
On August 21 historical milestones include the start of the Lincoln Douglas debates in Ottawa Illinois in 1858 and Lincoln rising to national prominence. Edward Drake’s 1859 oil strike near Titusville marked the modern gasoline era. The Somme battles resumed in 1928. The 1941 Dinper Dam explosion was reported by the Red Army. The 1943 Navy noted Japan abandoned Kiska. A 10 year earlier British visit to Peiping aimed at normalizing relations with Red China. A five year stretch noted typhoon Iris toll in Fukien and a one year ago Viet Nam declared martial law after attacks on pagodas.
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Associated Press
Lincoln-Douglas
Ottawa
Ill
Senate
Stephen Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Edward L. Drake
Titusville
Somme
Red Army
Russia
Navy
Kiska
Aleutian
British Labor Party
Peiping
Britain
Red China
Fukien
South Viet Nam
Beverage Tax Agents Arrest 64 In July
MADISON AP The State Department of Taxation said July arrests by beverage tax division agents reached 64, with 39 in Hurley. Director George Corning noted 27 arrests in July last year, and highlighted one gambling arrest at a church picnic and 10 at firemen's picnics. In Rock County seven arrests involved accepting horse race bets. 22 Hurley arrests were gambling and 17 liquor law violations. One Hurley bar operator was arrested eight times for selling liquor after hours.
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Madison
State Department of Taxation
Beverage Tax Division
Hurley
George Corning
Department
Rock County
Corning
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Trimont, Minn
Thejers
Minnesota
Tional Warmare Organiaatinn
Black River Falls, Wis
Charles Wead
Spring Grove
Margaret E. Gulbranson
Robert Wright
Rose St
Evelyn F. Smith
Grandview Hospital
Jeanie Jo
Donald Heston
R. 1
Dana Danner
Janesville, Wis
Mercy Hospital
Christopher Robert
Lawrence S. Spurs
Broadhead
Virginia Stone
Melrose
Harry Witz
S. 21St St
Alice
James W. Rice
Huber
Caledonia St
Blanche McConnell
St. Francis Hospital
Fire Department
Gillette
Lee Rogstad
Frank Hutschenreuter
Caroline St
Lutheran Hospital
Robert Palabykian
Benson Trailer Court
Ruth Hopkins
Burr Oak
Ed Olson
Warren Riplinger
Hewitt St
Treacle Bible
Clark A. Ingli
Clemet Rasmussen
Warren
Chambrie
the Reserve
Avors
King and Filter Cigarettes
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