Seminary Glee Club Sings at Local Church
A seminary glee club performs at a nearby church with an enthusiastic audience. The program features varied songs, drawing attention from students, faculty, and local residents alike.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
5
A seminary glee club performs at a nearby church with an enthusiastic audience. The program features varied songs, drawing attention from students, faculty, and local residents alike.
A fragmented OCR text references travel, perhaps a place name or personal names. It mentions Pine, travel, and a collection of garbled words, but no clear events, dates, or entities with verifiable meaning. The readable fragments provide no coherent reportable fact to summarize.
Local notice reports RaW B Dewart of 818 King Street hosting a farewell tea with twenty guests, as the couple plans to relocate to an eastern state. The article also recounts a Busy Twenty Century meeting, a wedding announcement for Lawrence Dewart and Andrew Gruse, and various church and social club notices from the same era.
Fragmented OCR reveals a chaotic mix of venue names products and notices. It mentions The AIL Star orchestra various shops theaters and dances plus references to repairs and services and several person names in unclear contexts.
Fragmented items mention deaths, weddings, visits, and sales. Names include Clarence A. Strong, G Winters, J G Dubraks, Dorothy, Mors, Neuman, Kreutz, and Ed Werber. Local events cover anniversaries, selling blocks of coal, electronics, and furniture, plus church bazaar and needlework sales.
An old notice markets Idaho apples sold direct to the public at the Market with a carload of fine apples and winter keepers. The ad mentions Trout worms and other goods, and notes fast sales at Market and associated vendors. A second item references a water power project and transmission line plans for a new system, with mentions of Wells and Cleo Fiora among others.
Fragmentary notice advertises apple sales at a public market today and Thursday. Ill-formed text mentions rest and sale items with unclear names and dates, suggesting a local vendor posting for produce.
In Alma Wisconsin Enoch Behner, accused of shooting and killing Marshal Gantenbein and his son Allen, was examined and bound over to circuit court after a Tuesday preliminary hearing. Witnesses Rupp and Fataleia testified about events at the Probst saloon and the Probst door encounter that led to the shooting. Allen Gantenbein died later at hospital.
The hearing proceeds Tuesday with P. H. H. Arness district attorney and Henry Buchler representing the Ganterhein family interests in a case arising from a witness stain at the session.
Mr and Mrs L P Jorgenson and their two children narrowly escaped death when a sedan they were in collided with another vehicle driven by a bank teller on a Sunday afternoon. The cars swerved suddenly and the crash unfolded near Marshfield Wisconsin.
A Franklin NC reader reports yielding 9 to 10 dozen eggs weekly after starting Don Sung in December. They claim hens improved appearance and health, with 17 to 20 eggs daily by late February. Advertisement by Borrell-Dugger Co promotes Don Sung as boosting laying rates, offering trial bags at 60 to 80 cents.
Rescue workers cleared a top opening in a hazard area to reach the Dorgenson family trapped below. Mrs. Jacge sustained fractured ribs in the incident.
A brisk display of apples labeled as real Honest to goodness fruits attracts steady crowds at the Public Mucket ad run, with E Li Bee promoting the sale. The scene highlights local commerce and eager buyers drawn by a stacked carload offer.
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