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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
10
A 1946 Newsday piece examines a television portrayal of the Old West. The narrator contrasts glamorous TV depictions with harsh history and mocks gender and racial stereotypes while weaving in playful jabs at household life and pop culture references.
La Crosse Lutheran Hospital Senior Auxiliary and administration hosted a Recognition Tea for Candy Stripers and their mothers. The event honored teen volunteers with 50 hour pins and 100 hour bars, with board members and hostesses listed among the participants.
The Wesleyan Service Guild at Wesley Methodist Church hosted a holiday program in the Fellowship Hall. Guests from the Woman's Society for Christian Service enjoyed a medley of Christmas music, vocal numbers, and the drama For This Little Time about biblical figures after the crucifixion, with Leta Archer as narrator and Hanukkah explained by the narrator.
Lola Marsene Worman and Alan Lee McDowell exchanged vows at Redmound Methodist Church with Rev. Luther Jose officiating. The bride, daughter of Boyd and Mary Worman of De Soto, wore organza over taffeta with lace and a chapel train. The couple planned to reside in Oelwein, Iowa, following the ceremony and reception.
The article describes a wedding with carnations red sweetheart roses and stephanotis on a white Bible. Attendants wore Cypress and moss green velvet and satin. Velvet pill boxes held short veils and bouquets of golden daisies. The couple will reside in Oelwein Iowa where the groom is assistant manager at the Federal Discount Corporation Finance Co.
The Livewires Homemakers plan a Christmas party at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the home of Mrs Clifford Skogstad. A gift exchange is planned. Electric trains and other toys are advertised for sale in the Classified Ads.
The Summit Homemakers will hold a Christmas party at 7 30 p m on Thursday December 15 at the home of Mrs Pat Henry A potluck supper will be served and games led by Mrs Richard Walters follow.
The Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., traces its founding to April 24, 1800, marking the official establishment of the national library. The early seasons saw the building and collection expanded under federal authority as the United States grew.
Seneca residents Mr and Mrs Leighton Ostrander will mark their Silver Wedding Anniversary with an open house at Seneca High School from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sunday December 18. Their children are hosting the event.
A full grown ocean sunfish can reach about 1 feet in length and weigh up to ton, illustrating its remarkable adult size and bulk.
This week on Tuesday the Medary Garden Club meets at seven thirty for a Christmas party with a gift exchange and social gathering.
Instructions request full organization name meeting date time and place plus submitter name and telephone. Items missing complete details will be deleted.
Kay Elea nor McDonald and Larry Roger Herried exchanged wedding vows on November 26 at the First Methodist Church in Waukegan. Ford McDonald of Waukegan and the Taylor native groom were joined as honored attendants Judy McDonald and Ardell Herried. A reception followed at the Holiday Inn in North Chicago. The couple resides in Sunset Heights Platteville. the groom attends Platteville State University and the bride graduated from Columbia Hospital School of Nursing Milwaukee.
Citizens observe patriotic holidays as many raise flags. The article notes it remains lawful to launder a worn flag to restore its condition and respect for the flag.
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