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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1923
Page
5
A fragmentary clipping notes a Girl Scout event on Thanksgiving with unclear details. The readable portion mentions Ly Cresae and a reception or entertainment, but lacks coherent context or full names and places.
A lengthy sketched record describes a reception at the Wing residence with lists of attendees and gifts. It mentions Jewelers, Mrs and Mr, and various social names, plus announcements from directors and church groups with meeting times and locations.
The piece recalls a pianist’s brief trip to New York to attend and perform at multiple concerts. It highlights reviews, the four corners of the city’s music scene, and the pianist’s evolving career, with references to orchestras, conductors, and potential new engagements.
A sprawling account outlines the National Woman's Party push at Congress to pass an equal rights amendment. It details opposition from traditionalists, lobbying efforts by key groups, and the political tug of war shaping the amendment battle.
Fragments describe a large community council gathering with attendees and notes on topics such as local services and civic engagement. The text references PTA matters, voting, and public service participation, with scattered names and places.
Winter program expands with new classes in work and play at the YWCA. Ukulele timing shifted to fit more girls. Two advanced classes start, with Miss Katie Woods and Miss Lucy Telen Pierson among speakers. RY work for young children grows, with two groups of about 25 girls each.
The Parents and Teachers association at Tagan school plans a warming shelter on the Hogan grounds north of the school. A committee led by Norham Jy Slarmené will oversee construction with support from local businesses and community members. Donations of lumber or materials are requested via Mr. Krause and Mr. Shepardsen at the Uoran school. contact details are provided for coordinating efforts.
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