Logan Y-Teens Prepare Christmas Party Schedule
Logan High School Senior Y Teens plan a December program at the YWCA featuring a Christmas party with potluck, games, and carols. They will raise funds for The Hanging of the Greens event and sponsor toy drive sales December 18-20. A hospital caroling day December 17 and a Logan Aquinas game dance December 19 accompany volunteer chaperones and student helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
YWCA
Carol Dobrunz
Greens
Romaine Kingsley
la Crosse
Logan
Jean Johnson
Mary Smith
Judy French
Doris Schroeder
Barbara Hanson
Phyllis Hanson
Sharon Hanson
Nancy Richmond
Romain Kingsley
Forty seven Families to Join Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Forty seven families representing 168 baptized persons will be received into membership at the 11 a.m. worship service. A family night program at 7 p.m. will formally welcome the newcomers with a speech by Milan B. Skundberg. A sound motion picture More For Peace will be shown and refreshments served. The church has grown to 625 members since 1950 with a 333-pupil Sunday School. The Rev. Carl J. Groettum pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Milan B. Skundberg
Redeemer Lutheran
Carl J. Groettum
Our Redeemer
State JCC President Plans Week End Trips
Robert Deal of La Crosse, president of the Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce, will travel this weekend to Chippewa Falls to confer with District 5 representatives to elect a new vice president. Sunday night he will accompany chapter presidents from Rice Lake, Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls to Superior to organize a Junior Chamber unit. They will address a Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday noon to outline plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Deal
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Chamber of Commerce
Missionary Miss Clara Wilcox to Speak at Assembly of God
Miss Clara Wilcox missionary to Mexico will speak at the Assembly of God Church located at 206 N 7th St at 8 p.m. Thursday December 11 She will share experiences from Mexican missions and Spanish study Special music and singing will accompany the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wilcox
Mexico
Assembly of God Church
7Th St
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune issued as second class matter on June 24 1904. Publisher W T Burgess and editorial staff listed including R L Bangsberg J E Lienlokken Alfred W Rice and Gerald G Moriarity. Circulation production and advertising departments named. Delivery and mail subscription rates provided for La Crosse area and beyond with timelines and terms.
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la Crosse
Wis
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Ed Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
Fe. L. Burgess
Mgr
la Crosse Tribune
4Th and
Cass Streets
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Church listings fill La Crosse area notices
A long roster of area churches and pastors outlines weekly schedules including Sunday schools, worship services, communion, youth meetings, prayer sessions, and special programs across Adventist, Assembly of God, Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopal, Congregational, Church of Christ, Nazarene, Presbyterian, and Jewish congregations. The list covers church names, locations, pastors, and service times.
Lonie to Speak at La Crosse Youth Event Saturday
Don Lonie from Detroit Michigan will headline the Youth for Christ program at 8 p.m. in the La Crosse Vocational Auditorium. The program, sponsored monthly by the Christian Business Men's Committee of La Crosse, will feature the Jubalaires Male Quartet from Northwestern Schools Minneapolis as the closing act. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church
Campbell Rd
Don Lonie
Detroit
Free Church Youth Fellowship
Jubalaires
Walton Walker
Otto Larsen
Minneapolis
Youth For Christ
la Crosse
Lonie
Mich
United States
Canada
Europe
America
National High School Assembly
Jesus Christ
Northwestern Schools
Christian Business Men’s Committee of
Local Church Dedicates Sign in Open Bible
A Sunday 10 45 a m dedication service marks the unveiling of a new neon cross sign at the Church of the Open Bible Liberty and Clinton Streets The cross bears Jesus Saves in red and was donated by the Rev and Mrs Delbert Eibey in memory of their son Eddie who died Oct 23 The Rev Verl Sterns missionary appointee to French West Africa will deliver the dedicatory message Revival meetings follow next week led by Rev Mr Sterns Public is invited to attend both events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Open Bible
Liberty
Clinton Streets
Jesus
Delbert Eibey
Eddie
Verl Sterns
French West Africa
Sterns
Newspapers Asked To Aid In Search For Missing Man
Lomira Wisconsin editors were urged to help locate Emil Schneider 52 owner of Golden Corners Cheese Co missing since November 28. Mrs Schneider ill said he was last seen by Dodge County Deputy Sheriff Fred Luedtke after he said he would take his car to a garage for a tuneup.
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Lomira
Wis
Wisconsin
Emil Schneider
Golden Corners Cheese Co
Jail Term for Collins in Larceny Case
Jail sentence of one year and probation to the State Department of Public Welfare was imposed on James W. Collins 51 of 1415 Jackson St. after he pleaded guilty to stealing a purse and $45 in cash. Judge Edward F. K. Gansen announced the sentence noting prior larceny and auto theft convictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Collins
Jackson St
State Department of Public Welfare
Edward F. K. Gansen
Collins
Christmas Party Planned by Asbury Methodist Men
The Men’s Club of Asbury Methodist Church at 19th and Redfield Streets will hold a Christmas party at 7:30 p.m. Monday with Judge Lincoln Neprud speaking and showing skiing movies. Christmas carols, a gift exchange, and refreshments will follow. All church men are invited. Richard Clements serves as club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Church
Redfield i
Lincoln Neprud
Richard Clements
Dog owners warned as city reports stray dog problem
Police Chief George Long warned dog owners about numerous complaints of dogs roaming the city in singles and packs. He said the behavior endangers children and urged owners to keep dogs confined at all times. Children born in Trowell on Coronation Day receive silver spoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Long
Long
Trowell
England
Parables of Jesus and the spread of Christianity
The speaker argues Jesus used the mustard seed and leaven parables to show the Kingdom of God grows from small beginnings. He urges church members to be active leaven, living visible Christian lives and shaping history through collective faith, despite flaws in believers.
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Jesus
WM. Southern JR
Palestine
Tropics
United States
City Teacher To Give Talk At Foreign Language Conference
Theodora Taras, German and Latin teacher at Central High School, will speak on High School Teaching Of Latin at the sixth annual Foreign Language Conference from April 23 to 25 at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. The event, with the theme Making America Foreign Language Conscious, drew teachers from 38 states and several foreign countries. last year 41 languages were represented by attendees from colleges, universities, seminaries, high and grade schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Taras
Central High School
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Kentucky
America
Miss Taras
Two Escaped Convicts Captured Accidentally
FBI says Virgil Toney and Nick Derembeis, both 41, were captured in Baltimore on trespassing charges under fictitious names. They were among 10 from Western State Penitentiary in Pittsburgh. Andrew L. White remains at large. Authorities traced their identities after a telephone call from one to raise the fine.
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Baltimore
Western State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
FBI
Scott Alden
Virgil Toney
Nick Derembeis
Andrew L. White
Derembeis
Toney
Millard Horton
Pennsylvania
Hartwig Renominated for Third Term with Road Builders
Paul A. Hartwig of La Crosse County has been renominated for a third three year term as director of the county and local roads division of the American Road Builders Association. The highway commissioner is completing his second term and attended the association’s annual meeting in Houston, Texas.
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Paul A. Hartwig
la Crosse County
American Road Builders Association
Hartwig
la Crosse
Houston
Tex
Windows broken by snowballs hit seed firm in city
Windows broken by snowballs blamed on boys at the John A. Salter Seed Company at 1205 S. 7th St. Nine windows, each 18 by 24 inches, were broken Thursday and the firm reported the damage to police Friday.
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John A. Salter Seed Company
S. 7Th St
Thursiday
Nine year old confesses to stealing two watches
A 9 year old boy admitted to detectives he stole two men’s wristwatches from a locked home at 941 Mississippi Street on November 29. He was arrested Saturday and the watches were recovered but badly damaged. the boy was released to the probation department. East Germany uses bitumen soaked paper water pipes to cope with metal shortages.
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Mississippi St
East Germany
Rotary Hears Insurance Talk on Highway Fatalities
Donald Clark of Winona Minnesota told the Rotary Club that about 56 000 people will die in highway accidents by 1965 based on 1951 trends He cited 37 300 deaths and 1 300 000 injuries in 1951 and urged intelligent driving to cut losses He noted auto insurance costs have risen since 1931 and that 1951 property damage and bodily injury costs were significantly higher than 1940 levels
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Donald Clark
Winona
Minn
Minnesota Association of Insurance Agents
Rotary Club
Clark
Logan College Talks Highlight Milwau kee- Downer Courses
Logan High School senior girls heard Mrs. Lucile Chapman discuss Milwaukee Downer College for Women in Milwaukee. She outlined the curriculum including art home economics library science music occupational therapy physical education speech and drama with nine main scholarships led by Lynde Bradley at 5000 and three at 2800 and five at 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
Lucile Chapman
Milwaukee-Downer College For Women
Milwaukee
Henry Schwandt
Logan
Chapman
Church Choir to Give Vesper Concert Sunday
Members of Caledonia Street Methodist Church choir will present a vesper concert of sacred music Sunday at 4 p.m. in the church sanctuary with a free will offering to aid enlarging the choir loft and beautifying the chancel. Mrs. Walter Lowry directs the 37 member choir and Mrs. William Goldbeck is organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Walter Lowry
William Goldbeck
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JCC
The
Adventist
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
6Th and
King Sts
J. H. Meier
Assembly OF God
N. 7Th St
D. H. Houser
C.A
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Streets
Gustave Edwin Anderson
First Baptist Church
Main
King Streets
Folke Ferre
World Fellowship
Seventh Street
St. Joseph’s
Main Streets
Peter Pape
John P. Trant
Hilary Simmons
St. Wenceslaus Church
Winnebago
Msgr
Ferdinand Cech
Edward J. Sobczyk
St. James Catholic Church
Caledonia
James J. Sheridan
Peter Stoll
St. Mary's Church
7Th Street
Cameron Avenue
William L. Mooney
St. John the Baptist Church
Avon St
Hugo Koehler
Edwin J. Thome
Mother of Perpetual Help
Church OF Christ Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Ave
King Street
West Avenue
Church OF Christ
Ymca Bidg
7Th
Paul Butterfield
WKTY
Church OF God
John Kurtz
Church OF Living Christ Church of the Living Christ
Church OF Open Bible
D. I. Eibey
Young Peoples
Veil Sterns
First Congregational Church
Frederick W. Hyslop
Masonic Temple
Pilgrim Fellowship
College Club
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert D. Winter
D.D
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Logan and Avon
Robert D.winter
P. S. White
Charles Burch
Evangelical Free
Bethany Evangelical Free Church
North St
Oaalaska Ave
O. L. Larsen
Evangelical Reformed
St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Market St
Ralph Kuether
Jehovah's Witnesses
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
16Th
N. 16Th
Farnam I St
Reorganized Church of Jesus ‘Christ of Latter Day Saints
Liberty and Sill
Lutheran
Holy Cross
13Th
Ferry Streets
Nicholas B. Beschta
William V Nikolai
Bethel Lutheran Church
George
Freeman O. Sveem
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
Weston Streets
Thomas E. Mullen
Gerard O'Rourke
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Losey Boulevard
Kings Street
Thomas E. O'Shaughnessy
Jerrome G. Gerum
James F. Murphy
J. G. Gerum
St. Patrick's Church
Onalaska
Joseph N. Bach
Holy Trinity
13Th Street
Park Avenue
W. J. Plecity
Bernard T
Kelly
John Brey
English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
Cass
Harold N. Stoffel
Lutheran Students’ Association
Luther League
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
21St Place
Weston
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
George Aivilden
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Division St
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles and Sill
Lavern R. Hanson
Nelson Preus
Waukon
Iowa
First Lutheran Church
4Th St
Maynard Midthun
Olivet Lutheran Church
French Island
Wisconsin Synod
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Avenue S
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Norval W. Kock
Grace Evangelical Lutheran ‘Church
Ward Avenue
South 26Th Street
William Lange
Immanual Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Paul Streets
Walter E. Gutzke
Mt. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
16Th Street
Harold F. Backer
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henry Lange
Methodist
19Th
Redfield
Winslow Wilson
Arog i
Wesley Methodist Church
8Th and
Harold L. Patton
Wesley Foundation
Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
Jackson Street
Clifton B. Nixon
Chetek
Hi-Ny
First Presbyterian Church
West ,Avenue and
Mark ‘Lewis Andrews
Cargill House
Fellowship Hall
WKBH
Tuxis Club
New Life School of Christian Living
North Bend Presbyterian ‘Church
North Bend
North Presbyterian Church
Avon
H. R. Shirley
Word of Life
New Life
Kane
French Island Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
Vine
C. Edwards
Genevieve Shafar
Holiness
U.P. Legion
Salvation Meeting
Abraham
Congregation Sons of Abraham
Main St. Isaac
Serer
WLCX
Hebrew School
Belfast
Northern Ireland
International Council of Religious Education
Heaven
Kingdom of Heaven
Kingdom of
Rotary
Minnesota
Walton, Wisconsin
L. J. Poe
Wonewoc
Walton
Wesleyan Methodist Church of
Terry
Main Street
la Crosse, Wis
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