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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1949
Page
8
A medical overview explains red blood cells and hemoglobin, what causes anemia, and how heavy blood loss or iron deficiency affects health. It notes treatment options, dietary cures, and that some anemia stems from bone marrow issues or poisoning, with a Q and A on pregnancy weight related delivery risk.
Mrs Ernest Hiegel gave a dramatic reading of The Juggler of Notre Dame for La Crosse county Community council at its December meeting in the community hall. The 31 voiced junior choir of First Presbyterian church directed by Mrs Eugene Toepel provided Christmas selections including Descent from Heaven What Child is This Angels we have Heard Deck the Halls and In Dearest Joseph Mild. Also noted were auxiliary and local club room events for the week including Amelia Card circle and church activities.
The Kappa Sigma fraternity announced pledges including Dick A. Renner of 2114 13th Place La Crosse. The ceremony highlighted new members joining the fraternity in Madison Wisconsin.
Reports from Saigon in French Indochina claim increased communist infiltration of labor unions and activities. Officials warn of organized efforts undermining colonial administration and labor stability.
Polman and Jerome were married November 26 at Our Savior s Lutheran Church parsonage by Rev. George Alvilden. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paulus Pohlman of New Albin. groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. John Oesterich. The couple resides at 1810 Bennett Street.
Holmen Lutheran church in Wisconsin baptized two members on November twenty seventh. Ronald Lee Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson, was christened at the Johnson home with sponsors Orlando Baker and James Ronnie among others. William Ray Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Adams, was baptized at the Farmington home with sponsors Merrit Holseth Murial Jostad Gordon Johnson. Other recent baptisms include Susan Jean Berg and Karen Rae Lee with multiple sponsors.
La Crosse dental assistants elected officers at a December 1 meeting in the Hoeschler building. Officers: Ervina Halverson president Ida Mae Jaeger vice president Monica Treangen secretary Elverda Olson treasurer Phyllis Clark historian. A Christmas party is planned for December 15.
Sliced bacon may be stored in a home refrigerator for a week without losing flavor and good eating qualities. Pork sausage links should not be kept for more than three days. This guide to time is based on home refrigerator storage at 36 to 38 degrees Fahrenheit.
Thanksgiving day gatherings filled Ettrick and nearby towns with relatives from French Creek Blair Melrose La Crosse Madison Two Harbors and Galesville. Birthday honors for Mrs. Mustad included a purse and gifts as friends and family shared meals. Additional visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Runnestrand Brye and Runnestrand families for holiday dinners.
Doll collection event hosted by Mrs. F W Edwards at 2214 Main Street with Mrs. G D Scott organizing. Mrs. Barney A Spangier spoke on Dolls of All Nations and members contributed dolls from their own collections.
A decorative candy wreath recipe using puffed rice and a syrup made from corn syrup salt and vinegar. The mixture is seasoned with green coloring and mint flavoring then shaped on a greased sheet and decorated with pecan halves and candied cherries yielding one 9 inch wreath.
Mrs Andrew Halmrast of Coon Valley celebrated her 75th birthday with an evening surprise party on December 3. Attending were Lloyd and Bernard Brye Robert Goldsmith Tilman Veum Nordahl Veum Randi Brye Diane Carlson George Nesset Mathilda Johnson Lloyd Johnson Lauritz Veam Chester Johnson and Sidney Mont residents and friends.
Mixed small portions of vegetables with a cream sauce and a hint of Worcestershire and grated onion. Fold into a casserole, top with buttered crumbs, and bake. Serve with crisp bacon slices for a hearty lunch option.
Editorial staff credits and contact details for the La Crosse Tribune published in La Crosse Wisconsin. Delivery and subscription rates listed for home delivery and mail orders, including weekly and monthly pricing and payment terms.
The St James pair Bette Sullivan and Bert Williamson wed at St James Catholic Church in Winona with Rev J J Sheridan officiating. Attendants included Marilyn Badwell and Mrs Dick Leseman as bridesmaids, Bill Theis as best man, and Lloyd Williamson among ushers. After a twin cities honeymoon the couple will reside at 255 East Broadway Winona.
United Lutheran ladies aid in Pigeon Falls Wisconsin presented a December program for the season with tables set for the month of December and year round displays. Musical selections included Winter and Spring themes with solos by Mrs. Clifford Fremstad Mrs. Basil Olson and Mrs. C K Malmin along with a Thanksgiving reading and poems by Mrs. Letteland. The group voted to host the Women's Missionary Federation convention in April.
Cream and onion sauce uses sour cream with finely grated onion for a different sauce. Season with salt and pepper and heat gently, then sprinkle with parsley or paprika before serving.
To make a plain dessert festive, combine coconut flavored vanilla tapioca cream and top with maraschino cherries and extra coconut for a festive finish.
Madison Wisconsin homemakers weigh time energy and money when selecting a food market. University of Wisconsin specialist Linnea Dennett notes that choices depend on access to a car, delivery and credit services, and the balance of price, convenience, quality, and cleanliness.
Donna Jean Vruwink of West Salem pledges Delta Zeta at Carroll College. She is a freshman and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Vruwink.
Ellen Puent was elected most excellent chief of Gateway Temple No 19 Pythian Sisters for 1950. Other officers include Mildred Anderson as excellent senior Magee as excellent junior Dorothy Zimmennan manager Jessie Berg secretary Esther Saltz treasurer Norma Hahn protector Ella Samples guard with Belle Nelson Beggs Lillian Kling Leone Lawrence Lila Hoelzer Etta Marich captain of degree staff May Morgan press correspondent. A 6:30 dinner is planned Friday Dec 16 as Wisconsin grand chief inspects gateway temple.
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War voted at the courthouse on December 3. Della Rochester was named president with Johanna Strand as vice president and Elizabeth Holcomb and Johanna Strand as council. Other officers include Mae Johnson treasurer Alice Brisbie secretary Sarah Pittenger patriotic instructor Catherine Rank chaplain Constance Nack guide Georgeanna Johnson assistant guide Ella King Bessie Wadell color guards Florence Greene inside guard. Mrs Holcomb to be installing officer. Christmas party and covered dish supper scheduled December 17 for installation.
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