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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

17

Greece Accepts Allies Ultimatum in World War I

Athens reports Greece has accepted the allies ultimatum though terms remain unspecified. Troops were landed at Piraeus and marched on Athens amid clashes with Greek reservists. A blockade and shipping ban followed while King Constantine reportedly sought Berlin contact.

London Greece Athens Piraeus Constantine Berlin Balkans Cabinet Crown Council

Local personals and weekend errands list

The notice catalogs residents and visitors with business trips and social calls including E C Kerr West Liberty IA, Dr F A Douglas ENT specialist, Charles Knudson West Salem, A L Steen Madison, W G Wood Oshkosh, L D Kitowski Stevens Point, and Norma FE Partridge Pepin. It notes a downtown power shutdown Sunday December 17 from 7 am to 5 pm for cable work by Wisconsin Minnesota Power and Light. Local shops advertise leather crafts Langdon and moccasins as Christmas gifts with 10 cent to 1.50 items. Belle Wartinbee visiting Pepin. Myron Swennes returns from Fort Sheridan Illinois.

B. A. Yeomen E. C. Kerr West Liberty Iowa F. A. Douglas E. R. Mulford Main St Charles Knudson West Salem Gateway City Trans. Co A. L. Steen Madison la Crosse L. D. Kitowski Stevens Point Langedon F. G. Jackson Winona Minn Langdon’s Belle Wartinbee Wood Street Pepin Norma FE. Partridge Charlies Street Myron Swennes Berlin Street Fort Sheridan

Christmas Party Planned by Women's League at Normal

The Women’s league plans the biggest Christmas party at the normal school with invitations sent to students and faculty wives for Thursday December 21 in the gym. Guests will receive a small gift and lunch, with attractions kept secret until the event.

Women’s League

Belinda's Beauty Masks a Kitchen Catastrophe

A lighthearted tale describes Belinda, admired for beauty, marrying Brown but revealing no culinary skill. Joseph, her husband, endures her cooking misfires as she laments a missing sponge cake ingredient blamed on the druggist. The humor centers on domestic bungling and affectionate patience.

Belinda Brown Joseph

In Duty Bound. Professor and Student Exchange Remarks

A reader quote from the Christian Herald features a professor addressing young gentlemen about duties and knowledge. The student thanks the professor for solving a puzzling problem and asks how he enlightened him. The professor replies with modesty and a request for specifics.

Christian Herald

Christmas Plans for North Presbyterian Sunday School

The Sunday school of the North Presbyterian church prepares Christmas exercises for Christmas day evening. The annual musical service at the North church will be held on Christmas Eve at 7 45 o'clock.

North Presbyterian Church North Church

Hard Times Social At North Presbyterian Church

The Men’s league hosted a hard times social at the North Presbyterian church parlors on Thursday evening. A fair crowd attended despite many at the station welcoming returning soldiers. Attendees wore hard times costumes with clever ensembles. A musical program featured Dorothy Alleman, Herbert Hanson, Doris and Freda Kathary, and Mrs. Harry Spence. Wiener sandwiches coffee and doughnuts were served.

Men's League of The North Presbyterian Church Dorothy Alleman Herbert Hanson Doris Freda Kathary Harry Spence

Informal Bridal Shower at Mrs. Locke’s Home

Mrs Myron S Locke hosted an informal afternoon affair on Thursday at 319 South Sixteenth Street in honor of Miss Margaret Tausche. Nine guests sewed for the bride to be as a holiday themed table displayed a miniature Christmas tree with kewpies and slippers and Christmas tapers while larger kewpies dressed as brides stood at the table corners.

Rotary Club Social at Ritter Home Honors Winners

Members of the Rotary club enjoyed a social time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Ritter on North Tenth street Thursday evening. Progressive cinch awarded high honors to Mrs. Ella Rohr and Walter Stannard with second prizes to Mrs. Axel Bertelson and Larry Scherhart and consolation prizes to Mrs. E. Olson and Axel Bertelson. Refreshments were served.

Rotary Club George J. Ritter North Tenth Street Ella Rohr Walter Stannard Axel Bertelson Larry Scherhart E. Olson

Miss Cora Jehlen and Emil Seitz Wed at St Joseph

Miss Cora Catherine Jehlen daughter of Mr and Mrs D Jehlen and Emil G Seitz were married at the St Joseph parsonage Thursday morning Rev Pape officiated. No attendants, only immediate relatives present. The Seitzes left at noon for a ten day tour visiting Milwaukee Chicago and Springfield Illinois.

Cora Catherine Jehlen D. Jehlen Emil G. Seitz St. Joseph

Parties Given At 1424 Jackson Street

Mrs Edward Olson hosted a Thursday card party at 1424 Jackson Street. High honors went to Mrs A Burand and Mrs T Berny with consolation to Mrs Paul Vidani. Attendees included Mesdames Amree Aiken Tom Berny A Burand E Hess H Schlicht G Sokolik and Paul Vidani.

Edward Olson Jackson Street A. Burand T. Berny Paul Vidani Amree Aiken Tom Berny A. Burand E. Hess H. Schlicht G. Sokolik

Mrs Thomas L Vought Hosts Coffee in Honor of Mrs Grayburn

Mrs Thomas L Vought entertained four ladies at a coffee yesterday afternoon at her home 2305 Bloomers Street in honor of Mrs F C Grayburn of Manitas Alberta Canada. Other guests included Mesdames Frank Alham John Ott and J C Parish.

Thomas L. Vought Homie Oonris Street F. C. Grayburn Manitas Alberta Frank Alham John Ott J. C. Parish

Hauser Guest List Includes Miss Nelson of Houston Minn

Mrs. George F. Hauser hosted Miss Helen Nelson of Houston Minnesota for a few days this week. Mrs. Lee Melcher of 802 Ferry Street is confined with an injured foot after stepping on a needle.

George F. Hauser Helen Nelson Houston Minn Lee Melcher Ferry Street

Button Exports Doubled as U S Trade Grows in 1915

The American export trade in button manufacture rose 79 percent in 1915 from the previous year with outlook for further growth. Global buyers mainly source from Austria Hungary Germany France Italy England Japan and Spain, while the United States meets about nine tenths of its own needs and supplies Canada’s demand.

Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Department of Commerce United States Canada Austria-Hungary Germany France Italy England Japan Spain Central European

Remembering Names in Social Introductions

A humorous anecdote on misidentifying strangers when names like Smith Brown or Jones are common. The dialogue shows awkward near misses and the playful claim You’re Jones while the other resists and laughs.

Brown Smith Jones Zim Rascal

Christmas Vacation Visitors and Local Arrivals in Houston

Houston finds a flurry of visitors and residents returning home for the Christmas holiday. Local business callers include Gus Anderson and Ralph Wheston from Crystal Valley. St. Olaf College students Laura Onsgard and Gladys Tennison return from Northfield for vacation, while Olga Dean undergoes appendicitis surgery in Winona.

Houston Minn Gus Anderson la Crosse Constance Lokken Winona T. Norskog Nora Foss Ralph Wheston Crystal Valley G. E. Steves Laura Onsgard Gladys Tennison Northfield St. Olaf College Stella Waste Robin Foss Yucatan Peterson Whaien Erickson Rose Lee Kragness Badger Marietta Lily Olga Dean

The Great Stage of Man and the War Within

Columbus Dispatch quotes a thought on human progress across four stages. It compares ancient beasts slaying men to men slaying each other and suggests the ultimate victory is conquering self rather than foes. The piece foresees war ending only when humanity masters its own impulses.

Merlin Arthur Columbus, Ohio Dispatch

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns Tetley, Sletten and Dahl Funeral Directors South 6Th Street Caledonia St Motor Service Ellis E. Langdon Jay St la Crosse Hat Works Main Street the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman Fifth and Main Streets H. S&s. Burroughs Grand Crossing Farm Clarence W. Chase Wir Norris Williams William Johnston Belews George Church Church R. Murray Dope Johnston George Church Lindley Murray Miss Tausche Seitzjehlen Main Sia Nona Grace Todd Money Creek John Craig Sheldon LA Crosse Theatre T!e NEW Edison Edison Marie Rappold Anna Case Julia Heinrich Alice Verlet Christine Miller Arthur Middleton Thomas Chalmers Mr. Edison Zenatello Rappold Spalding Flesch Bergh Piano CO Fourth and Jay Streets
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