Fire Station Site Surveys Under Way
Two formal surveys on locating a proposed fire station at 22nd and Green Bay Streets or at 16th and Farnam Streets are in progress. Alderman Davis advised delaying a decision 30 days for survey details while a Wisconsin fire rating service conducts one survey.
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22Nd
Green Bay Streets
16Th and
Farnam Streets
City Plan Commission
Franklin J. Pamperin
Merrill Davis
7Th Ward
Davis
Common Council
Fred Genz
Farnam
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Green Bay
Betty Comeau
28Th
Cass Streets
Edwin B. Magill
Sunnyside
6Th Street
Cass
Division Streets
Post Office Holiday Schedule and Hudson River Ship Fact
Labor Day will be observed as a legal holiday by the United States Post Office in La Crosse with no window service or deliveries on city, mounted or rural routes. Special delivery and perishable matters will be routed to patrons. The Half Moon was the ship Henry Hudson used to explore the river bearing his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Post Office
la Crosse
Henry Hudson
Raymond New Intern At St. Pauls
Dennis C. Raymond, a Sisseton S D native, begins a year as student intern at St. Pauls Lutheran Church La Crosse Wisconsin He follows James Janke who returns to Columbus Ohio for seminary studies Raymond a Concordia College Moorhead graduate will lead youth activities and assist Pastor Arthur M Feroe The couple Naomi Solyst Raymond nee Solyst from Kerkhoven Minn also Concordia College graduate will reside at 629 West Ave S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis C. Raymond
Sisseton
S.D
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West Ave. S
James Janke
Evangelical Lutheran Seminary
Columbus
Ohio
Raymond
Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
la Crosse
St. Paul's
Arthur M. Feroe
Naomi Solyst
Kerkhoven
Raymonds
OUR Redeemer
Weston
21St Pl
Norman A. Nelson
OUR Savior’'S
George Alvilden
Walter Larson
ST. Paul’s
West Ave
Arthur M. Ferce
Olivet
Bainbridge
C. S. Solberg
Prince OF Peace
St. N
la Crescent
Stromseth
St. Olaf College
Olson Seeks Funds For Fair Pavilion
Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Jack Olson seeks support to fund a Wisconsin pavilion at the New York World's Fair. He plans to contact eight to ten industrialists this weekend for about 1.2 million dollars, needing 500000 in commitments by Tuesday to proceed. The Wisconsin Fair Commission will meet to decide whether to continue with the project, noting the State Resource Development Department has not yet contacted potential backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Jack Olson
Wisconsin
World Fair Commission
Olson
Wisconsin Fair Commission
George V. Sheridan dies at 75 in Springfield
George V. Sheridan, 75, former publisher of the Springfield Sun and founder of the Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants, died Monday of a heart attack in Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
George V. Sheridan
The
Springfield Sun
Ohio State Council of Retail Merchants
Unity Demonstrated at World Council Church Meet
At Colgate Rochester Divinity School delegates from 200 church bodies gathered to show a new solidarity in the World Council of Churches. Roman Catholic observers joined Lutherans Methodists and Baptists in open dialogue highlighting Protestant Catholic dialogue and shared baptism as a unity starting point.
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George W. Cornell
Rochester
N.Y
World Council of Churches
Col
Gate Rochester Divinity School
Vatican
John B. Sheerin
New York
The
Catholic World
Births listed from La Crosse area hospitals
La Crosse and surrounding area hospitals report births on dates August 28 to August 30. Daughters and sons are born to Ludden Suhr Dunham Weber Nagy Kronberger Marcou Gilbertson Mahlke and other local families with listed addresses in La Crosse West Salem and nearby towns. A Norfolk Virginia entry notes Mrs Gary Wetmore formerly of La Crosse.
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Joseph E. Ludden
N. 2Rd St
H. Lyn Huff
Norman A. Suhr
Travis St
Patricia L. Balzer
James P. Dunham
Mississippi St
Marilyn M. Dummer
Leo C. Weber
Hamilton St
Sharon R. Clark
Donald J. Nagy
George
Joan A. King
Donald L. Kronberger
Jackson St
Hisako Negase
William F. Burns
Lewiston
Minn
Marian P. Kerrigan
Gary Wetmore
Virginia Beach
Sandra Wrobel
la Crosse
Nixon Raised To Captain In Navy Reserve
Clark E. Nixon of 225 N. 26th Place has been promoted to captain in the Navy Reserve after 22 years in the program. He serves as duty supply officer and commander at the La Crosse training center, is president of the Bank of Galesville, and holds roles with local pension and profit sharing planners. Nixon is a Lawrence College and Wharton School graduate, with prior active duty at Harvard Supply School and the Dutch Harbor NAS. He is a native of Appleton, married with four children.
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Clark E. Nixon
Naval
Nixon
la Crosse
Bank of Galesville
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
Harvard Supply School
Naval Air Station
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Eddie Mannix Dies MGM Vice President at 72
Eddie Mannix 72 longtime MGM vice president and general manager died Friday of a heart attack. A Fort Lee New Jersey native, he retired seven years ago after joining MGM in 1925 shortly after its organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Edgar J. Eddie Mannix
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
Mannix
Fort Lee
N.J
M-G-M
Union Oil Chairman Dies in Los Angeles Hospital
William Lyman Stewart Jr., 66, chairman of Union Oil Co., died Friday in a Los Angeles hospital. Cause of death not yet determined. His grandfather, Lyman Stewart, helped found Union Oil.
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Los Angeles
William Lyman Stewart Jr
Board
Union Oil Co
Lyman Stewart
Union Oil
Mistress speaks out in Ann Landers column reply
A reader recounts an 11 year affair and urges wives to consider unresponsive husbands as cause. Ann Landers notes the mistress may feel justified and warns about emotional immaturity and lack of responsibility. Another letter argues against persistent drink pressure. The column invites more questions to The La Crosse Tribune.
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Ann Landers
la Crosse Tribune
Wiespeier Syndicate
This Day in History Aug 31 1963 Highlights
On August 31 history notes include Charleston quake damage in 1886 with eight million dollars in losses and deaths, William Penn sailing to America in 1682, Rommel’s 1942 African push, 1954 Long Island Nor’easter toll, Nixon’s 1964 legion speech, thermonuclear energy talk in 1959, and 1969 midwest farmers protest actions.
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Charleston
S.C
U.S
William Penn
England
America
Erwin Rommel
Egypt
Long Island
New England
Richard Nixon
American Legion
St. Louis
Truman
Korea
United States
National Farmers Organization
Midwestern
Milwaukee Man Charged In Slayings
A 50 year old Milwaukee man, Isaac Levingston, is charged with two counts of first degree murder for the shotgun slayings of his brother in law Delworth Bailey and Bailey's 16 year old daughter Geraldine at their Milwaukee home. Judge F Ryan Duffy Jr set a 50000 dollar bond for a Sept 17 preliminary hearing after Levingston surrendered to Chicago police.
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Milwaukee
F. Ryan Duffy Jr
Isaac Levingston
Levingston
Delworth Bailey
Bailey
Geraldine
Chicago
Area church listings update with multiple denominations
A detailed roster lists Sunday schedules for numerous churches in La Crosse area including Seventh Day Adventist First Assembly of God Independent Faith Temple North American Bible Emmanuel Baptist St Joseph Cathedral Blessed Sacrament Holy Trinity Newman Parish St James St Patrick St John the Baptist St Thomas More St Wenceslaus Pius Church Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints and many more with service times Sunday masses Bible study worship and catechism across various streets and campuses. The list also includes contact pastors and location notes for each congregation.
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Main
Floyd R. Harbold
Hwy
Southside
E. Ave
Floyd Bratcher
Temple
N. Salem Rd
Loomis
Lloyd Mooney
Th and
Ferry
Henry R. Schroeder
Southern Baptist Emmanuel Baptist
Losey Blvd
Denton
Coulee State Bank
Robert Bosworth
WLCX
Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Service
Councilmen's Conference
Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Churches
la Crosse
First Evangelical
West Ave
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Grace Evangelical
Ward Ave
G. F. Albrecht
Immanuel Evangelical
Paul
Avon
Walter E. Gutzke
MT. Calvary Evangelical
16Th and
Park Ave
Lloyd Lambert
ST. Paul's Evangelical
Main St
Sand Lake Rd
Onalaska
Ruben A. Kettenacker
City Girl Becomes Lay Missionary in British Honduras
Kay Snyder a 1959 Aquinas High School graduate leaves Tuesday to teach English at Stann Creek in British Honduras. The 22 year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Snyder, will join three other Austin High School graduates as faculty. She earned an English degree from Marquette University and will serve a one year term with the La Crosse Diocesan Lay Missionary Office, receiving room and board plus a $70 monthly stipend.
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Aquinas High School
British Honduras
Diocese of
la Crosse
Kay Snyder
O Snyder
Zephyr
Stann Creek
Caribbean
Belize
Kay
Austin High School
Miss Snyder
Lynam
Ken Leick
Stratford
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Edward J. Bertz
Diocesan Lay Missionary Board
Fr. Bertz
Newman Chapel Begins Fall Schedule
The Newman Collegiate parish will start its school year services at Newman Chapel with three Sunday Masses at 9 10 Cana and 11 a.m. Weekday Masses are at 6 45 a.m. First Fridays Holy Days and Lent Wednesdays include 6 45 a.m. and 4 30 p.m.
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Newman Collegiate Parish
Newman Chapel
Steady July Sales in Minneapolis and Northern Wisconsin
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports July sales for Minneapolis area and Northern Wisconsin Upper Michigan stores unchanged from last year. Year to date sales through July are 2 percent below the 1962 period, with July up 3 percent in the northern region.
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Minneapolis
Minn
la Crosse
Federal Reserve Bank of
Few Mechanical Difficulties Noted In Implementing New State Tax Bill
The higher income tax rates apply to all earnings since January 1 and not just the last three months. Taxpayers owe the difference between withholding and actual liability when filing on April 15. Merchants see less reimbursement for sales tax collection, and payroll cuts follow centralized administration in Madison. The legislature may attempt to override Gov. Reynolds veto of the reorganization.
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Gronouski
Madison
Reynolds
Bible Lesson On Christ Jesus In Christian Science Churches
Christian Science churches will read a Bible lesson on Christ Jesus this Sunday. The Golden Text is John 3 16 and readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy discuss Jesus as the name of the man who presented Christ the true idea of God healing the sick and destroying death.
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Christ Jesus
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Christ
God
Locals School Specials and Rummage Sale
Swartz Office Supply advertises office papers with cut prices and a free Collegiate pen on purchases over $1.50. A rummage sale runs Saturday to Monday at 900 Farnam with carryout specials. Barbecued ribs and Flavor Crisp chicken offered at $1.00 near the Dodge House by the new George Street viaduct.
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Swartz
Farnam
Music Arranger Axel Stordahl Dies at 50 in Encino
Hollywood AP reports Axel Stordahl longtime Sinatra arranger died Friday at his Encino home. He worked on McHale's Navy and left widow singer June Hutton and two children Susan 9 Jeff 4.
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Hollywood
Axel Stordahl
Frank Sinatra
Encino
Stordahl
Couple To Open Public Relations Firm In Minneapolis
Gerald C. Wollan and Lois Wollan, former La Crosse Tribune employees, announce Wollan and Wollan Inc a public relations firm to be based in Minneapolis Minnesota Their background includes UW news service United Press International and Modern Medicine publications They plan to specialize in science and industry PR while raising three children
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la Crosse Tribune
Wollan
C. S. Wollan
King St
Walter Gutzke
Liberty St
Central High School
Logan
la Crosse County
UW News Service
United Press International
Chicago
Modern Medicine
Enthusiastic minister Russell Martin leads faith and media in Miami
Russell Martin is minister of First Christian Church in Miami Oklahoma and serves as radio station sports director broadcasting high school and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College games. He travels on evangelistic crusades writes songs and leads church growth including a Kiddie Kollege program. He helped organize a large boys baseball program and was elected vice president of the American Christian Church Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Okla
Enthusiasm
Russell Martin
Oklahoma
Martin
First Christian Church
Oklahoma A&m
Ozark Bible College
Joplin
Cincinnati Bible College
Wemy
American Christian Church Convention
La Farge Approved to Add Well and Pump House
The Public Service Commission authorized La Farge village in Vernon County to build an extra well pump house and connecting main at a cost of $36 418.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Public Service Commission
la Farge
Vernon County
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Park Plaza Drive
Pettibone Island
Hayes Street
Liberty Street
St. James Street
Gateway Grocery Co
Robinson Transfer Co
Sumner Street
Dennis C, Raymond
Church Council
Mahatma Hoople
J. R. Williams
Lacrosse
St. Francis Hospital
Keith Gerald
Jerry Gilbertson
West Salem
Helena Jansen
Delmar Harris
S. 28Th
Marie Jorgenson
Roger Parsons
State Road
Metta Turner
Frederic Mahlke
S. Ridge Road
Janice Heyroth
Norfolk
Eddie Mannix
MGM
Union Oil Board
Bernie
Shirley
Dover
Ann
Associated Press
Adventist
John Holstein
Assembly of God
First Assembly OF God
16Th and Ferry
Donald Skaggs
ST Joseph's Cathedral
Joseph Kundinger
Thomas J. Etten
James J. Falconer
Joseph R. Sullivan
James Biechler
Blessed Sacrament
King St. Rt
Thomas E. O'Shaughnessy
James Coke
Donald Wilger
Mother of Perpetual Help
Holy Trinity
13Th St. and
Msgr. V. J Plecity
Joseph Keating
Joseph Martinson
Newman
Anthony Wagener
Edward Bertz
ST. James
Caledonia St
Henry R. Hoerburger
Edmond Doerre
Richard A. Wisnewski
Francis A. Wavra
ST. Patrick’s—Onalaska
Joseph N. Bach
Joseph Miller
John the Baptist
Avon St
Constant Chilicki
Thomas Langer
ST. Thomas More
Weston Sts
Thomas E. Mullen
Michael T. McKenna
Eugene Klink
Delbert J. Malin
ST. Wenceslaus
110Th and
Winnebago Sts
Alfred Hebert
Thomas Dempsey
T. Pius
Francis V. McCaffrey
James Bailey
Koala
Coon Valley
Church OF Jesus Christ
Gary O'Brien
Lutheran
Bethel
Livingston and Loomis
Leland Evenson
Stefan Guttormsson
R. W. Anderson
Good Shepherd
Birch
J. L. Mattes
Missouri Synod
Shorewood Dr
Wedgewood Terrace
Robert H. Bernhardt
Channel 8
WKTY
Wisconsin Synod
Methodist
Asbury
Redfield
Dean W. Irish
Oak St
H. I. Munson
4Th Ave. N
David A. Passet
ST. Luke's
Lee H. Holmes
Wesley
King
Edwin P. Sheppard
Nazarene
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Church OF the Nazarene
Jackson
James Steele, Jr
NYPS
James H. Bell
Robert C. Light
North
Leonard Beenken
Church of Christ
First Church OF Christ (Christian
Don Robinson
Episcopal
Salvation Army
N. 8Th
Citadel
Alvin Clark
Congregation
Sons OF Abraham — Temple
1820
Bernard Reichman
Unitarian Fellowship
Unitarian Fellowship OF LA
United Church of Christ
Melvin L. Frank
David Roberts
ST John's Reformed Church
West Ave. and
Market
John Staton
Kenneth E. Trueman
Evangelical Free
Bethany
North St
Onalaska Ave
Bernard Hamilton
Campbell Rd
Carroll Anderson
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Bible Studies
H. Tucker
Wenzil
United Pentecostal Church
Apostolic Tabernacle
Liberty and Sill
Arthur Mansur
City Girl
Market Street
Ver
Pump House
Whitehall
Wis
State Conservation Commission
Whitehall-Pigeon
Danny’s
Danny
House of Music
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