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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1946
Page
5
The Ramus feature at the Rivoli theater shows he answers audience questions daily. The column lists sample questions and Ramus style responses on topics from marriage and retirement to travel and luck. Stories frame his advice as light audience entertainment.
Obituary notes from Viroqua Rushford and other communities report Eric Stalsberg of Viroqua dying after a lingering illness with services at Coon Prairie church. Other notices include P O Smaby of Peterson, Minn., Helmer Hanson’s sister Minnie Fischer in Stoddard auto crash, Henry Onsager burial near Decorah, and survivors listed with spouses and children.
Readstown Wisconsin special report says Clarence Chezek died in Milwaukee Friday after eight years in a sanatorium. Funeral services were held in Milwaukee Monday and burial followed. Survived by his wife Odessa Hall Readstown and a daughter Linda.
Benjamin Adam Drawner died December 3 in Bismarck North Dakota at 71. He was born February 13 1875 in Monroe county and lived in Ontario Wisconsin before moving to North Dakota in 1905 with Grace Curtiss. He is survived by sons Wendell Wayne and Orland daughter Dorothy six grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral services were conducted at the Drawner home Norwalk and Church of God with Reverend C H Whitney presiding.
Moscow radio reports Soviet industrial production up 19 percent in the first nine months of 1946, contrasting with the United States, and claims postwar reconversion occurred without a crisis or the ups and downs of capitalism.
David Bogue of Portage Wisconsin reports the Second District Republican organization voted to back a candidate reflecting the political beliefs of the late Rep Robert K Henry. The Watertown meeting with 22 members discussed a possible special election campaign and authorized a caucus to endorse a candidate if a special election is held.
The 1947 state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will be held in Eau Claire Wisconsin from June 25 to 28, announced by the state board of directors.
New York University education professor Dr. Howard Lane told about 100 Pittsburgh area principals that public school leaders should stop scolding and frightening children and instead talk more with students to become more popular.
A historical note describes drums as a prior musical instrument in New England churches before bells became common, reflecting early worship practices and community sound rituals.
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