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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1961
Page
2
A compilation of church listings with denominational names, street locations, pastors, and weekly service schedules including Bible studies, Sunday schools, worship times, and evening gatherings across multiple parishes and Christian denominations.
The notice catalogs numerous church locations and schedules across Onalaska and adjacent areas. It lists Jehovahs Witnesses meeting times and multiple Lutheran and Protestant congregations with service hours Sunday schools and special programs, along with pastors and church addresses.
St John s United Church of Christ West Ave and Market lists services at 8 a m 9 15 a m church school 10 30 a m worship and 6 p m supper with The Victory of Light Advent devotions and Bible study at 7 30 p m on Wednesdays The Unitarian Fellowship La Crosse Club 1215th also noted.
Trinity Lutheran Church in La Crosse presents multiple Christmas programs by its youth. On Sunday at 4 30 p m younger children in kindergarten and first grade will perform Silent Night with Cherub Choir. At 7 30 p m the senior and chapel choirs and high school Bible students present Living Pictures and Christmas music. On Sunday December 17 at 4 p m grades two through seven in the 8 40 a m Sunday school perform The Book of Christmas and at 7 30 p m the same grade group from the 10 25 a m class present an identical service with carols and scenes.
At 10:45 a.m. on Ave N, Ernest Hiege will address the effect of masonry on liberal political and religious movements, outlining its influence on contemporary thought and public life.
Reverend Arthur Mansur presides at Apostolic Tabernacle Liberty service with pastorate from Liberty church group. Event details are sparse in the OCR fragment and no explicit date or outcome is provided.
Gale Oler supervisor of Boles Orphan Home Quinlan Texas will speak at the Church of Christ 3124 S 27th St Saturday at 7 30 p m Oler is touring Wisconsin and speaking to several congregations The program is not to promote Boles Orphan Home and there will be no collection Also on the program Bill Minick minister from Eau Claire will direct the singing The public may attend the services.
The University of Minnesota received 438 000 for a new medical research facility and 27 405 for a study of smoke inhalation as a disease factor. The smoke inhalation project is led by Dr Esten O Lindseth and funded by the Tobacco Industry Research Committee. A 10 000 grant from the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association supports poultry disease research.
The Most Rev. Francis Patrick Keough 70 archbishop of Baltimore died Friday from stroke effects. Born in New Britain Connecticut he was ordained in 1916 and appointed archbishop in 1947 known for charity work earning the nickname archbishop of the poor.
The 71-foot Christmas tree in front of the Minnesota Capitol, adorned with 2,100 white lights, was lit for the first time on Friday. Gov. Elmer L. Andersen activated the switch and cited Marcus Bach on Christmas uniting high human ideals.
Ground is broken in Valley Forge for the American Baptist Convention headquarters at a cost of 3.5 million dollars. Construction is expected to take about two years.
The aviation industry projects about 620 jet aircraft will be in operation worldwide by the end of 1961, roughly four times the jet fleet of 1959, signaling rapid expansion in air travel.
Northern States Power Company traces La Crosse service to the 1881 La Crosse Brush Electric Light and Power firm. It later merged with La Crosse Gas and Edison Light, became Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power, and finally NSP. NSP serves about 16,290 electric and 9,000 gas customers in La Crosse with a 25,000 kW steam plant on French Island and 6,500 kW La Crosse Edison Station, plus 115,000 volt lines to Eau Claire and Chippewa River hydro. Natural gas arrived in 1960 via Northern Natural Gas Company, with NSP offices at 122 Fifth Ave N and satellite offices in Sparta and Viroqua.
Ground broken in spring 1959 for the present 106 by 88 foot building near downtown La Crosse. Completed in fall 1960 the $600000 structure expands housing first floor operations and second floor tenant offices. Since its founding leaders Johnson Kramer Taylor guided assets from 2 million in 1940 to over 50 million by 1961 with 15000 homes financed and 20000 savings accounts.
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