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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1945
Page
8
Onions pumpkins and squash must be mature and thoroughly cured before dry storage. Use attic or dry room with single layer on dry floor or shelf. Discard bruised soft or immature fruit. basements only if heated and dry. Home economics tips include a pumpkin pie recipe and a sewing pattern advertisement.
Mid morning ceremony at First Congregational church united Anna R Kelley and LeRoy E Butterfield Jr with Rev Frederick Hyslop officiating at 10. Lillian Hooverson Raymond Kelley Ada Vinson William Miller Jean Huebner attended. reception held at the Kelley home 1705 Badger street. Mr and Mrs Nathan Kelley are the bride’s parents.
H. Austin Ripley of Colfax Wisconsin presents three talks on Alcoholics Anonymous for La Crosse audiences. He spoke Tuesday noon to Kiwanis at Hotel Stoddard. He then addresses the Central Council of Social Agencies Wednesday at 8 p m in room 224 Vocational school and Thursday at 6 30 p m to the Family Welfare association at a Stoddard dinner open to the public. reservations to FWA 891.
Viroqua Wis special report says Women's Society of Christian Service holds a Wednesday installation with Rev. Raymond Fleming officiating. A Christmas drama and carols precede a covered dish lunch managed by G A Wegner Branson Potts E D Schelling and John Stoll. Mrs Marshall Deters is new president.
Lieut Eleanor Bakken daughter of Mrs Lawra Bakken Stoddard arrives home on terminal leave through Jan 18 after discharge at Fort Des Moines. She enlisted in the Army Nurse Corps in Minneapolis and served at Schick General Clinton Ia Camp Phillips Salina Kans Camp Kilmer N J over seas to England France and the Philippines before returning via Manila and Camp Anza Riverside then Fort Des Moines.
LOCALS Cannel coal for fire places. Scott Burgess Fuel Co. Phone 3717. Hoeschler's Prescription Pharmacy for dependable prescription service. Let the New Villa arrange your private Christmas parties. Dorothy Schubert and Dorothy Kreibich are back at Water's Beauty Shop 316 Exchange Bldg. Large beautiful Christmas trees 9th Winnebago. Open evenings and Sundays. Hoeschlers have billfolds metal razors cigarette lighters toilet sets nylon hair brushes metal compacts fountain pens film movie film and everything else hard to get.
The planning commission recommended approving two site reclassifications from residential to local business for locations at 13th and Recfield streets and at East Avenue and Bennett streets near Trane’s new office. The requests were referred to the common council after commission review.
Gustave Frankel of Holeproof Hosiery Co announces 250000 pairs of all nylon women's hose shipped to 3500 dealers in over 1000 cities and plans to ship 7000 dozen men's nylon hose to the same dealers next week. Women’s hose likely to go on sale next week, at dealer discretion.
W. E. Spreiter of the University of Wisconsin farm engineering department left Monday for Madison to attend conferences for extension workers through the week.
Eggplant recipes using minimal shortening include a layered casserole with dill seeds and fortified margarine baked until tender and a Mississippi style dish baking eggplant slices with pecan meats cayenne ginger and breading until browned and milk is absorbed.
A step by step recipe for Frozen Lemon Fluff using pudding powder milk lemon juice lemon rind egg white vanilla wafers and butter. Mix cook chill fold into whipped mixture then freeze in a lined pan. Bake not required. Chill until firm and serve with reserved crumb topping.
A single female moth and her offspring can ruin in one year as much wool as twelve sheep would produce. The remark highlights the rapid spread of moth damage to stored wool and textiles.
A festive relish combines cranberries orange and grapefruit with sugar and corn syrup chilled to set. Substitutions include maple syrup or honey, and it is suggested with meats fish duck or over salad with eggs beets and cottage cheese.
Very sporty knit suggestions for winter wear and socks. Instructions for Argyle Socks in sizes small to large offered for 15 cents with 1 cent postage to Anne Cabot at The Tribune Chicago Illinois. Includes embroidery and sewing ideas in the Anne Cabot Album.
The La Crosse chapter DAR held its December program reading Selma Lagerlof’s The Christmas Rose at the Cargill home with Christmas music. A vocal trio Betty Kane Carol La Fave and Mary Marshall performed Polish Folk Songs Christmas Lullaby and White Christmas with Neva Veryquist on piano. Mary Marshall sang The Virgin's Slumber Song by Max Reger. Social hour hosts Mrs A W Bartheld and Mrs H J Hirshheimer served. Four La Crosse friends visited Mr and Mrs Roy Stafslien in Alaska Saturday to give a housewarming and celebrate the couple's fifth anniversary. gifts came from Lauritz T Nelson Clark Dobbins Spence La Fore Ralph Mitby Alfred Peterson Harvey Powers Tom Hofslien and Morris Hofslien Mmes Runge Schroeder and Carol Lynn Hofslien. The Stafslien family previously lived at 1415 Barlow Street.
The League Sewing Catholic Women's League members will meet Wednesday afternoon at Loreto club and adjourn after New Year. In six weeks they have shipped eight large boxes of clothing donated by members and others. Mrs Henry F Kane is chairman.
Arthur Peterson of 2002 Adams Street suffered minor injuries in a fall at Northern Engraving and Manufacturing. Officials expect he will be up and around in a day or so. He was taken to a local hospital by the La Crosse county highway police.
Marriage licenses issued in La Crosse Sparta Tomah Viroqua and nearby areas include Harlan Joseph Marian Jr and Clara Belie Eines both of La Crosse to be married in La Crosse on Dec 15. Other couples include Betty Y Jester with William M Ott of Chicago and Mary Isensee with Clair R Ziegler of Angelo.
In La Crosse on December 7 Alvin Carol was born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Oesterie of Dakota Minnesota Neily Wr an. On December 8 Willis Eugene Jr was born to Mr and Mrs Willis E Pields of 323 Avon Street Kathleen Mitchell reports this local birth notice.
The text notes a superstition in parts of France and Italy that burying a drop of blood under a rose tree grants rosy cheeks. It also gives a kitchen tip to mix chopped dried fruits with nuts and moisten with honey or corn syrup to use as a layer cake filling.
University of Wisconsin home economists tested defatted soy bean flour in doughnuts and found them well browned and retaining freshness longer. The flour adds 40 percent more protein and reduces calories by about eight percent, allowing 14 percent replacement of wheat flour in a standard recipe. Milk also rose by 10 percent. Full fat soy flour can be used but raises calories and reduces keeping quality.
A home economics expert advises placing a sheet over and under a woolen blanket to boost warmth by about 50 percent. The sheet acts as an airtight insulation layer, trapping body heat and reducing the need for multiple coverings. Try the tip for a lighter, more restful winter sleep.
Miss Shirley Marie Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius A Johnson of North Beaver Creek was honored at a shower Sunday with nearly 150 guests. She will wed Erwin Albert Lange son of Mr and Mrs Paul Lange of Augusta Wis Saturday at 3 pm at North Beaver Creek Lutheran church. The ceremony will be followed by a reception. Attendants include Margaret Edwards Carol Skorstad Pauline Lange with LaVerne Bann best man. The couple will live at 2824 North Hackett Avenue Milwaukee. Lange studies electrical engineering at the School of Science and Industry Milwaukee and is a discharged veteran who served with the 15th Air Force overseas. Johnson is a Blair school and Luther hospital nursing graduate practicing at Eau Claire.
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