Bice Named to Vocational Board and School Activities Planned
Raymond C. Bice of Bice Olson Lumber Co. was reappointed to the Vocational and Adult School Board by the La Crosse city board of education for a four year term. The board approved Hamilton school lunch program expansion and sanctioned a seniors’ excursion from Central and Logan high schools to Washington D C and other eastern points in spring. Facility use permits were granted for several groups and locker bids for Central and Lincoln schools were authorized under the 1951 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Bice
Bice- Olson Lumber Co
Assemblyman
la Crosse County
Vocational
la Crosse City
East
Redeemer Lutheran
Longfellow
Washington
Moody Evangelical Free Church
la Crosse Federation of Teachers
Washburn
la Crosse County Homemakers
Indian Mystic Aurobindo Ghose Dies in India
Madras reports the death of Aurobindo Ghose renowned yogi and poet at his Pon te French India hermitage. A Cambridge educated leader of Bengal’s 1907 nationalist revolt he was 4 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
Aurobindo Ghose
Ponte
French India
Cambridge University
Ghose
Bengal
Chilean censors tighten grip on gangster crime films
The Chilean film board has increased censorship on gangster and crime movies, enforcing stricter cuts and tighter review standards to curb depictions of violence and illicit activity. This trend signals a broader push for content regulation in cinema.
Public Library Highlights New Nonfiction Selections
A Cheery Christmas note from Valley Forge anchors F VanWyck Mason's Valley Forge 24 December 1777 in this week's library spotlight The feature also reviews Mao Tse Tung Ruler of Red China Wanda Gag the Story of an Artist Boswell s Ladon Journal 1762 1763 My Neck of the Woods Variety of Fallon Behind the Flying Saucer Building Up Your Congregation A Firm Faith for Today and The Art of Board Membership with notes on author backgrounds and themes across biographies and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. VanWyck Mason
Valley Forge
Washington
van Wyck Mason
Mao Tse-Tung
Red China
Robert Payne
Wanda Gag
Alma Scott
Miss Gay
Scott
Boswell
Louise Dickinson Rich
Neck of the Woods
Maine
Carlos Fallon
Bogota
New Orleans
United States Air Force
Frank Scully
Department of Defense
Scully
Willard A. Pleuthner
Harold A. Bosley
Roy Sorenson
Funeral services set for Dr T J Myhers Osseo Wis
Dr T J Myhers 65 died in Eau Claire after a nine week illness. He was a longtime veterinarian in Osseo for 39 years and served on the city council. He belonged to the Masonic lodge Sons of Norway Evangelical Lutheran church and state veterinarians association. Surviving are his wife two daughters two sisters three brothers and burial followed at Osseo Cemetery with Rev O C Aune officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Myhers
Osseo
Wis
Eau Claire
Myhers
Strum
Masonic Lodge
Sons of Norway
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Marion Senn
Irma Hetlund
la Crosse
Caroline Amundson
Rena Gilbertson
Marie Rice
Detroit
Mich
Martin
Ingwald Myhers
John
Eleva
Osse
Icy Streets Trigger Multiple Car Crashes In City
Icy pavements caused a series of crashes Monday and Tuesday. A cyclist, Clayton Pawlak, 50, suffered a fractured shoulder and leg abrasions when his bike was hit by a truck driven by Carl Doubek, near Highway 14 and Wizard Avenue. Several other accidents on Prospect North, Jackson Fourth, 16th Green Bay, Main, State Fifth, and North Fourth streets caused varying damages, with drivers including George Rimmert, Lloyd Stein, Gertrude Reese, Harold Dummer, George Markus, Donald Johnson, George Pouzar, June Phillips, Edward Hanson, Mrs. Edwin Scarseth, and Richard Worman listed in police reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Pawlak
Losey Boulevard South
Highway 14
Wizard Avenue
Carl Doubek
R. 1
la Crosse
Pawlak
Prospect
North Streets
George Rimmert
la Crescent
Minn
Lloyd Stein, Sr
Tyler Street
Gertrude Reese
Redfield Street
Jackson Street
Fourth Street
Donald Antone
South Fourth
16Th
Green Bay
Harold Dummer
South 16Th Street
George Markos
South Seventh Street
Donald Johnson
Lanesboro
Dummer
George Pouzar
Market Street
June Phillips
Kingston Court
Main Street
Pouzar
Main
Phillips
Edward Hanson
South 10Th Street
Edwin Scarseth
Mtd. R. 42
Hanson
State
Scarseth
Fifth Avenue
North Fourth Street
J. Fehring
Richard Worman
la Crosse Street
Fehring
Worman
George O. Gish Dies at 75 in Local Hospital
George O. Gish, 75, of 818 Cass Street, died Monday afternoon in a local hospital. Born December 5, 1875 in Secor, Illinois, he is survived by son Raymond A. Gish of La Crosse and one grandson. A Span ish American War veteran, he will be buried in Secor, Illinois, after funeral services in Eureka, Illinois, on Thursday. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. at Sletten McKee south side chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Gish
Cass Street
Secor
Ill
Raymond A. Gish
la Crosse
Eureka
Sletten-McKee South Side
Whitehall Justice Court bonds and guilty pleas
Duane Earnhardt of Osseo posted a $1000 bond after pleading not guilty in a Whitehall justice court to an illegitimacy charge and was bound over to the next regular term. Lloyd Slaback of La Crosse pleaded guilty to vagrancy and must serve 60 days in county jail. Thomas Tate of French Island pleaded guilty to operating a nonregistered motor vehicle and must pay $1 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Earnhardt
Osseo
P. M. Paulson
Nell
Lloyd Slaback
Copeland Avenue
Thomas O. Tate
Mtd. R
French Island
Rifle Stolen From Arnold Herkins Apartment
Arnold Herkins reports a .30 30 rifle stolen from his South Third Street apartment. The gun was hanging on a bedroom wall and disappeared between 4 and 8 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Herkins
South Third Street
Couple to be Married for 14th Time in Anaheim
Anaheim California 41 year old mother and Paul E Nelson 56 to wed Tuesday night for the 14th time. The annual ceremony features best man cake guests and a preacher as they reaffirm their marriage vows. They first married in 1936 at Placenta near Moscow Idaho the rites have been conducted by five ministers and three judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Calif
Hollywood
Paul E. Nelson
Nelsons
Nelson
Grant
Placentia
Moscow
Ida
Religious Clubs Hold Meeting at La Crosse Teachers College
Campus religious organizations at La Crosse State Teachers College held a joint meeting in the women’s gym. Attending groups included Newman, Catholic, Congo, Congregational, Lutheran Students, Presbyterian, and Wesley Methodist foundations. The Congo club won relay events and Eileen Lapham chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse State Teachers College
Newman Club
Congo Club
Congregational
Lutheran Students Association
Presbyterian Club
Wesley Methodist Foundation
Eileen Lapham
Caledonia
Wesley Foundation
LSA
Dale Peterson Denmark
Audrey Moton
Kenosha
Annette Dehnert
Lake Mills
Margaret Willey
Sparta
Wesley
Thomas Gunning
Eddyville
N. Y
Mary Wolheter
Watertown
S. C
Patricia Brinkley
Barbara
Richard Larson
la Crosse Congo
Man Injured In Fall At Dairies Site
Elmer Williams of 820 Main Street slipped on icy steps at about 9 a.m. Tuesday and suffered a back injury. He was taken by police ambulance to a local hospital from Consolidated Dairies Co at 716 Hood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Williams
Main Street
Consolidated Dairies Co
Hood Street
People in Seoul Call for Arms to Fight Communists
Thousands of Koreans gathered in Seoul on Tuesday and urged immediate arming to resist invading Chinese Reds. A resolution stated “Give us arms” with one million youths ready to participate in the anti communist war. Complete armament is urgently needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Seoul Stadium
Santa Letters Enter North Pole Mail Flow via Pan American
Postmaster says 100000 children last year heard from Santa, mail handled through Pan American World Airways intermediation. Letters go to Fairbanks North Pole HQ with six cent stamp, mailed to Pan American Minneapolis office, then flown to Fairbanks for Santa’s reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenzel M. Dvorak
la Crosse
Santa Claus
North Pole
Dvorak
Pan American World Airways
Santa
Minneapolis
Minn
Fairbanks
La Crosse Man Receives Facial Cut in Sunday Crash
Louis M. Gowen of La Crosse suffered a facial cut in a two car collision on STH 14 four miles west of Westby. He was a passenger in Harry Hobson's car, which collided with Abel Syberhus's vehicle from Viroqua. A separate Genoa area crash involved Charles Malin and a Ferryville milk truck. Malin's car was damaged. Japan has modified its tax laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Louis M. Gowen
la Crosse
Sth
Westby
Gowen
Harry Hobson
Abel Syberhus
Genoa
Charles Malin
Orrin Skaug
Ferryville
Malin
La Crosse Student to Attend New York Industrial Congress
Sixty-one college students and apprentices in skilled manufacturing trades, including Robert Meyer of La Crosse State Teachers College, will attend the 55th annual congress of American industry in New York City December 6 to 8. The group, selected from 48 states and 12 regions, joins 3,000 industrial leaders for conferences and site visits, including a United Nations tour and a question session with executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress of American Industry
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
Robert Meyer
Liberty Street
la Crosse
States
John W. Studebaker
U. S
Congress
New York
United Nations
NAM
Osseo County Fair Faces Financial Struggles
Tremplo notes the Osseo 4-H fair has spurred county interest but funds remain tight. Brown and Smith urge stable support and oppose dissolving the association. A proposal to transfer fair operations to the county agricultural committee was raised last year with no action yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Smith
County Fair Association
County Agricultural Committee
Larson Returned to La Crosse for Preliminary Hearing
Sheriff Vern Lamp left Tuesday for Waupun to return Arnold O Larson to La Crosse. Larson, charged with property destruction at Herman Kriewald's home, has entered a plea of innocent. A preliminary hearing date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Lamp
Waupun
Arnold O. Larson
la Crosse
Larson
Herman Kriewald
Liberty Street
Kriewald
Nola Larson
John Coleman
State Central Hospital
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Ahlstrom
Merchants Plan Christmas Banquet and Fund Drive
Plans were completed for a Christmas banquet to be held Wednesday December 13 at KP hall during the Caledonia Street Merchants association meeting. Tickets for the party are ready and a $25 contribution funds Teach ers college send to the Cigar Bowl in Tampa. Dan Flaherty spoke for the blood bank urging volunteer donors and received good response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Street Merchants Association
KP Hall
Teachers College
Cigar Bowl Ame
Tampa
Fla
Dan Flaherty
Blood Bank
Christmas Sale Set by La Crescent Methodist Women
The Women’s Society for Christian Service of the La Crescent Methodists will hold a Christmas sale on Thursday December 7. A hot dish supper starts at 4 30 p m. Items for sale include aprons candy baked goods handmade gifts and table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crescent
Minn
Women’s Society For Christian Service
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Bice
Cortland Jewelers
Main St
Cortland
Prof
Selby Maxwell
Ila Crosse & Tri-State Area
Skelgas Sales
Rose Street
Lacrosse, Wis
Daily Records
Justice Court
Whitehall, Wis
County Court
St.Joseph Aspirin
AOL Taeny
Bs Peciki
Keela
Japan
Industrial Congress
Tremplo
Rice-Olsen Lumber CO
DIAL
Sears
H.P
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