Pioneer Area Teacher Miss Francis Lapham Dies at 91
Funeral services were held in Caledonia for Miss Francis Lapham a pioneer Houston County teacher age 91. A longtime La Crosse resident she broke her hip last March and had been in a local hospital since. She taught rural schools introduced manual training domestic science and agriculture and became county superintendent the first woman in the post. Her career included university instruction and Red Cross work in both world wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lapham
Caledonia
Houston County
Miss Lapham
la Crosse
Europe
Orient
Red Cross
Portland Prairie
Lapham
Beldin’s Academy
Horseae
Northwestern University
University of Southakota
Janesville Girl Wins Jaycee Speech Contest
Freda Randolph, a Janesville High School senior, won the state title in the Junior Chamber of Commerce sixth annual I Speak for Democracy oratory contest held Saturday night. Ann Wesslen of Athens took second and Lea Paradowski of Milwaukee finished third among 20 state finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Freda_ Randolph
Janesville
Izaak Walton League Elects Spindler Milwaukee President
The Wisconsin Division of the Izaak Walton League elected James E. Spindler of Manitowoc as president at its fall conference in Milwaukee. Austin F. Smith of Manitowoc was named secretary. Vice presidents include William Cook Stevens Point J J Cutts Stevens Point Jesse Hogan Beloit Earl Atkins Fond du Lac Dr T H Tessele Sheboygan Falls and Alfred W Rice La Crosse. State directors are A D Sutherland Fond du Lac N J Zein Stevens Point Elmer Zeinneman Sheboygan Querin Delsman Mansfield and Arthur Kaftan Green Bay.
Hunting Mishap Fatal Near Apple River
Harold Merrick twenty nine of Apple River died after a .22 rifle discharged in his hands while he shot at rabbits from a car on a Lafayette County road west of Shullsburgh. Coroner Richard Barth reported Merrick was dead on arrival at a Shullsburgh hospital. Charles Theisen thirty two of Apple River was driving the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shullsburgh
Wis
Harold Merrick
Apple River
Shullsburp
Lafayette County
Richard Barth
Barth
Merrick
Charles Theisen
Illinois
Four Vehicle Crash Causes $575 In Damages In City
Police report a Sunday crash at King and Fifth involved Joseph Martell and Donald Erickson. Erickson’s car struck two parked vehicles causing $250 and $25 losses. Martell's car sustained $100 damage and Erickson $200. Separate Saturday accidents injured Raymond Voss, with $300 damage to his car at Fourth and Market Streets.
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Joseph Martell
George St
King Street
Donald Erickson
Liberty St
Fifth Avenue
Erickson
Herman Anderson
Green Bay St
Martell
Raymond Voss
R. J. Onalaska
Fourth
Market Streets
Voss
Dale O’heron
4Th St
O'Heron
Nellie Johnson
Rose St
John Johnson
Rose
Logan
Johnson
John Temp
Travis St
Rose Street
Temp
Monay
Leonard Leland
Viroqua
Winneshiek Lines
Daniel Cordova
Winnebago St
Robert Munroe
Maple St
Eighth Street
South Avenue
George Miller
la Farge
Harriet Letchford
Waukon
State Streets
Notable Obituaries Across U S Died Saturday to Sunday
The Associated Press notes several prominent figures passing away including Rabbi Phineas Smoller of Los Angeles at 49, Judge Otto Kerner of Chicago at 68, Kent S. Clow of Chicago at 64, Sherry T. Mee Adam Jr of Washington at 49, Dr. Thomas S. Bader of Frederick at 92, Col Richard C. Stickney of Stoneham at 63, and Frank Xavier A. Eble of Washington at 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Phineas Smoller
The
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Chicago
Otto Kerner
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Stoneham
Mass
Richard C. Stickney
Philippines
Washington
Frank Xavier A. Eble
U. S. Commissioner of Customs and Treasury
Milnesville, Pa
Eisenhower staff asked to return 52 missing radios
New York reports 60 RCA portable radios provided for Eisenhower campaign train with eight returned. James Lambie Jr. circulated a memo urging staffers to inspect possessions and drop off any radios found, noting RCA anticipated some loss but 89 percent may be high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Radio Corporation of America
James Lambie Jr
RCA
Local residents taken to hospital after Sunday incidents
Gus Zenker age 83 of 1245 Denton St fell and was taken by police ambulance to a hospital at 6 12 am. Henry Bock enhauer 65 of 607 S 8th St had a heart attack and was transported by ambulance. Henry Lund 76 of 2018 George St also had a heart attack and went to a hospital by ambulance. Mrs Richard Candell 55 of 409 S 8th St fell ill and was taken to a hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Zenker
Denton St
Henry Bockenhauer
S. 8Th
Henry Lund
George
Richard Candell
S. 8Th St
Little Change In Draft Rules Needed Mrs Rosenberg Says
Washington The assistant secretary of defense in charge of personnel Anna Rosenberg said the armed forces can meet manpower needs for 1953 54 with only minor draft rule tightening She outlined plans to keep 3 6 million personnel through June 1954 draft 620 000 from the pool and discharge 1 1 million with the rest from volunteers She suggested stricter rulings on deferments for fathers and the need to improve manpower utilization noting the services are as efficient as big business. She predicted more women would enlist following General Mark Clark's Korea policy and blamed prior low female enrollment on lack of perceived necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Anna Rosenberg
Armed Services
America
Rosenberg
Mark Clark
Far ‘East
Korea
Bakery Workers Get 4 Cent Across the Board Increase
The Chicago WSB regional office informed Local 386 Bakery and Confectionary Workers of AFL Friday of a four cent across the board raise with a 3 cent night bonus for hours 6 pm to 6 am. The plan retroactive to Dec 4 adds 10 cents total with a prior 7 cent boost, provides three weeks paid vacation after 15 years service, approves a health and welfare plan, and reduces the holiday week with overtime after 32 hours. About 80 members benefit. Maximum hourly wage with the increase is $1.50 for a 40 hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
American Federation of Labor
United States
Clifford Roys
Teaven
la Crosse
Firemen Respond To Four Calls In Seven Minutes
The city fire department handled four calls in seven minutes on Monday morning. A resuscitation effort for Mrs. Mabel McConnell ended in death at Green Island after 12 minutes of oxygen and artificial respiration. Subsequent calls addressed flooded oil burners at Ralph Brown’s home, Motor Parts and Equipment, and a defective water heater at F. E. Smith’s residence.
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Green Island
Mabel McConnell
McConnell
Ralph Brown
Avon St
J Inc
F. E .Smith
N. Salem Rd
Reds Reject Indian Plan to Exchange POWs
Peiping dismisses a U N peace appeal tied to India's proposal for prisoner exchanges in Korea. Chou En-lai denounces the General Assembly resolution as illegal and calls for resuming truce talks at Panmunjom per Vishinsky's plan.
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Tokyo
Red China Today
Korea
United Nations
India
Peiping
Chou En-lai
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Panmunjom
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Chou
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
U. N. Assembly
Peiping Radio
13 Counties Take Part In Whitehall Homemaker Chorus Workshop
A regional homemaker chorus workshop for 13 counties will be held at the Whitehall courthouse from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday. Miss Margaret Goodell Trempealeau County home agent said Ed Huddahl and Emmett Larig of the University of Wisconsin extension music department will conduct. The Trempealeau chorus directed by Mrs Basil Olson Osseo and accompanist Mrs J O Beadle Galesville will perform in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Margaret Goodell
Trempéaleau County
Ed Hugdahl
Emmett Larig
Music Department
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Trempealeau County
UW Senior Wins 2 Year Rhodes Scholarship
Kenneth Reich, 21, a University of Wisconsin economics senior from Two Rivers, Wisconsin, was named a Rhodes Scholar for a two year study at the University of Oxford beginning October 1953. The award provides about 2000 dollars annually. Reich was one of four Rhodes scholars named from the Great Lakes district including Wisconsin Illinois Ohio Indiana Michigan and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Rhodes
University of Oxford
England
Kenneth Reich
Two Rivers
Wis
Oxford
Reich
Great Lakes
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Two Die In Fire At Dubuque Hotel
Dubuque Iowa police report two men died in a hotel blaze that gutted the four story Bell Marr hotel Saturday night. Twenty guests escaped, with identified victim Henry Dorweiler, 71, and another man unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Ia
Bell Marr
Henry Dorweiler
Obituary: William F Jahnes 83 of Coon Valley
William F Jahnes 83 of R 1 Coon Valley died at home after a short illness. Survived by wife four sons John C William L Edward Edgar all of R 1 Coon Valley one sister Mrs Annie Bartsch of Coon Valley and two brothers Joseph of R 1 and Edward of La Crosse One daughter preceded him in death Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p m Hellwig Morris Chapel with Rev E J Moritz officiating Burial in Reformed Church Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday afternoon and evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Jahnes
R. 1
Coon Valley
John C
William L
Edward
Edgar
John
Annie Bartsch
Joseph
la Crosse
Hellwig-Morris Chapel
E. J. Moritz
Reformed Church
Lynxville
Wis
William Bright
Bright
Margaret
Thomas
Alma
Dale
Genoa
Odeen
Eloda
Evelyn
Clinton
Lynxville Congregational Church
Lynxville Cemetery
Viroqua
Samuel C. Peterson
Peterson
Cisco
Lena
Mary Cushman
Buffalo
N.Y
Ida Erickson
Omaha
Neb
Karen Pollack
Alston
Mass
Vance and Hills
Alf Romstad
Sparta
Augusta Yanke
Langham’s Mortuary
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Arthur Berg
Fred
Walter
Carl
Emma) ‘Stannard
Cal
Elizabeth) ‘Ransopher
Bill
Hattie) Steinke
Louis
Galesville
Elaine B. Hotchkiss
Caledonian State Graded School
Molly Swenson
Don Nichols
Onalaska
Lyle Nichols
Trempealeau
Elaine Nichols
Fountain City
Presbyterian Church
H. A. Wisner
Evergreen Cemetery
Centerville
Holiday Gift Offers and Local Services Roundup
Shovals hems and dress alterations advertise affordable tailoring at 2-1133. Roth's Flor-Mart promotes low prices and quality carpet installations. Universal Photo Service at 514 State St offers Christmas cards with money-back guarantee. New Villa takes Christmas dinner reservations at 2-1435. The Sweet Shop at 1113 Caledonia sells assorted chocolates in holiday packs. Schneider's offers 3-day delivery on venetian blinds at 415 S. 3rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Roth’s Flor-Mart
Universal Photo Service
State St
New Villa
Caledonia
Schneider's
50 000 Reds Named To Municipal Jobs In Bulgarian Election
Vienna report says Bulgaria named about 50 000 Communist candidates to provincial district and municipal offices. Official returns awaited. Non-Communists were barred from voting and all candidates were chosen by the Fatherland Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Bulgaria
Fatherland Front
American-Korean Foundation Led by Ike’s Brother
Dr Milton S Eisenhower president of Pennsylvania State College and brother of President elect Dwight D Eisenhower has accepted the chairmanship of the American Korean Foundation. The foundation will focus on relief and rehabilitation for about 100000 Korean war orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State College
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wood Seeks Lawyer Before Plea in Milwaukee Cases
Milwaukee's James S. Wood 20, husband and father, sought a lawyer before entering pleas to new charges. Three additional women identified him, with accusations of hammer strike and knife attacks. Wood admitted hammering but claimed he could not recall using a knife as Judge Neelen postponed to December 22 and set bond at 15 000, totaling 45 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
James S. Wood
Harvey L. Neelen
Wood
Dist. Atty
William J. McCauley
Neelen
Man's Body Found In Menasha Sewer Trench
The body of 28 year old Gordon Stebe Jr of Menasha was found partly submerged in a 25 foot deep sewer trench. Police say he may have fallen in after midnight despite barricades and flares. A sewer crew worker spotted Stebe’s head and shoulders under the water at the bottom of the ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha
Wis
Gordon
Stebe
I Jr
Peter Clark
Toll rises in Kentucky mine fire near Salyersville
In Salyersville Kentucky the death toll from a coal mine fire rose to four as rescue crews recovered two more bodies after 21 hours of effort. Earlier two miners who attempted to escape through flames perished from asphyxiation. A trolley wire short circuit is blamed. no other miners were endangered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salyersville
Fire in Christmas Decorations Damages Sheboygan Drug Store
A blaze started in Christmas decorations near a steam radiator caused $8,000 damage to a Sheboygan drug store late Sunday. Fire Chief August Sokoll noted the store was closed at the time and the building sustained $3,000 in damage while stock losses reached $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan Drug Store
Sheboyganp
August Sokoll
Obstruction by Reds Cited at United Nations
Senator Alexander Wiley accuses the Kremlin of obstruction as Russia vetoes 14 U.N. member applications. The U.S. senator criticizes the Soviet bloc before the Assembly special political committee while Latin American nations seek a path to Assembly approval or a 15 nation commission for future proposals. He warns against hasty action and notes constitutional risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
Russia
U.N
Kremlin
U. N. Progress and Peace
Alexander Wiley
R—Wis
Wiley
U.S
U. N
Wisconsin
Assembly Special Political Committee
General Assembly
Urge Complete Review Of Huge Backlog Of River Harbor Projects
Investigating congressmen call for a full review of the backlog of authorized river harbor and flood control projects. A House public works subcommittee report faults pork barrel practices and Army engineers for outdated plans and deceptive cost estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Public Works
Army Engineers
County Court records from La Crosse list multiple fines and bonds
William Sullivan 17 of 526 S 16th St fined 5 dollars for speeding in a La Crosse zone on December 6. Edward A Lash Mindoro fined 1 dollar for driving without a license on Highway 16 December 14 Campbell. Irwin D Johnson West Salem fined 1 for driving without a license on Highway 16 December 14 Hamilton. Donald J Willinger West Salem forfeited 5 dollar bond for arterial stop sign violation December 14 West Salem. Wayne D Burns Clarissa Minnesota forfeited 15 dollar bond for driving without due caution December 11 Highway 14 Shelby. Lawrence Garvalia Genoa forfeited 10 dollar bond for speeding December 10 Highway 14 Shelby. Kenneth Witt 410 Mississippi St fined 100 dollars and license revoked for one year. Donald Manuel 2919 S 27th St 100 dollars and license revoked for one year. Harold Swartz 327 S 29th St pled innocent. trial set 10 a.m. Thursday. released on 120 dollar bond. Clifford Neuman Onalaska 5 dollars for leaving scene of an accident. Judge Lambert Hansen ruled in Puls custody case granting three oldest children to father and 9 month old son to mother with 30 dollars per month support, no further settlements beyond 1000 dollars already granted. Dec 12 5:32 p.m. engine 1 W2 S kth St chimney fire Alber Leitz. Dec 13 2:27 p.m. engine 4 to 745 Prospect St refrigerator leak Mrs C Luce. Dec 13 11:34 p.m. engine 4 to 2745 Prospect St gas odor in house Mrs C Luce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sullivan
S. 16Th St
la Crosse
Edward A. Lash
Mindoro
Campbell
Irwin D. Johnson
West Salem
Hamilton
Donald J. Willinger
Kenneth Witt
Mississippi St
Donald Manuel
S. 27Th St
Harold Swartz
S. 29Th St
Clifford Neuman
Onalaska
Lambert Hansen
Bernice
Floyd Puls
Hansen
Puls
S. Kth St
Alber Leitz
Prospect St
C, Luce
Jouse
Luce
Christmas Program Planned by Lower French Island School
The annual Christmas program at Lower French Island School is announced for Thursday December 18. Kindergarten through second grade perform at 2 45 p m and the upper grades fifth sixth seventh and eighth perform at 7 45 p m. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Island School Haven
Indergarten
Secon
Thom as Thompson Dies in Florida Hospital
Hixton Wisconsin special report states Thom as Thompson died Friday in a Ft. Pierce Florida hospital. The body returns to Hixton for funeral services at Jensen Funeral Chapel on Monday and Upper Pigeon Church at 1 and 2 p.m. Rev E B Christopherson will officiate with burial in the church cemetery. Thompson formerly lived in Hixton before moving to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixton
Wis
Thomas Thompson
Ft. Pierce
Thompson
Florida
Death notices toll from Lynxville to Galesville Wis
Obituaries report the deaths of William Bright 61 Lynxville Samuel C Peterson 77 Viroqua Augusta Yanke 78 Sparta Elaine B Hotchkiss 47 Caledonia area details include survivors and funeral arrangements with church burial locations and times.
Becca Brower 83 Died in Sparta Funeral Set
Becca S Brower 83 died Saturday in Sparta. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. Lanham's Mortuary officiated by Rev A Fredericks. Burial planned in Pemberville Ohio. Survived by brother Ike Sanders of Sparta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Becca S. Brower
Lanham’s
A. E. Fredericks
Pemberville
Ike Sanders
Births at Lutheran Hospital Dec 13 and 14
Beverly Jean Gillis born Dec 14 to Mr and Mrs Edward Sauer Jr at 61042 Powell St Beverly Jean Gillis listed with Rita Wilma Klinski as parent details. The Dec 13 birth was a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Oelke of rural route 1 La. Mrs Robert Prennig at 1517 Badger ISt. noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm Oelke
la Crosse
Robert Prennig
Badger Ist
Beverly Jean Gillis
Edward Sauer Jr
Powell St
Rita Wilma Klinski
City chest clinic appointments filled for Tuesday
All appointments for the chest clinic on Tuesday are taken by the health department. Those with appointments should keep them or call the department if they cannot. Clinic hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 2 p.m. in room 224 at the Vocational School, funded by the Christmas Seals sale run by the Christmas Seal committee of the La Crosse Public Health committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City ‘Chest
Health Department
The
la Crosse
County officials to discuss 1953 traffic and law programs
Plan 1953 activity traffic control and law enforcement programs to be discussed Monday afternoon at the La Crosse Courthouse. County Board law enforcement and highway committees will meet at 3 p.m. with Sheriff-elect Ivan A. Wright Edward Tabbert newly appointed chief of highways police Board Chairman W. L. Christopherson and County Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Ivan A. Wright
Edward Tabbert
W. L.christopherson
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Moen Elected President of La Crosse Shrine Club
Robert Moen was elected president at the La Crosse Shrine Club annual meeting held Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. The event included the annual Christmas party for Shrine Hospital children. Other officers elected were Wesley Denny vice president F Evans secretary J R Johnson treasurer and C M Sienson director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moen
la Crosse
FBI Conducts Police School in La Crosse on Auto Theft
The FBI and La Crosse police sponsor a two session conference in room 103 at the Vocational School from 9 to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Speakers include La Crosse officers Capt. Lyle Gilbert Capt. Robert Loeffler Patrolman Leonard Bennett and FBI officials along with state and federal attorneys. Topics cover spotting recovering registering titles FBI facilities stolen car examination records auto theft rings and interagency training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Investigation
la Crosse
George Long
FBI
Long
Lyle Gilbert
Robert Loeffler
Leonard Bennett
Melvin O. Larson
Motor Vehicle Department
William J. Davis
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Chicago
Timothy T. Cronin
United States
Eastern District of Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Frank L. Nikolay
Western District of Wisconsin
Madison
R. L. Murphy
FBI Office
Fire Routs Hotel Guests in Kansas City Blaze
An early Sunday fire destroyed a two story building in Kansas City’s downtown hotel district and forced over 500 guests from three major properties. One guest, Dr. Ray Bubek of Grand Rapids Michigan, was overcome by smoke and rescued. damage estimates run toward a quarter million dollars with 20 fire companies on the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ray Bubek
Grand Rapids
Mich
New Yorker
Oliver Goodman
State Hotel
Phillips
Holdup Man's Take Rationed To $20 By Determined Woman
MILWAUKEE A robber entered a Milwaukee grocery Saturday night and demanded cash. Miss Clara Dussell 53 faced the gun and handed him two ten dollar bills. The bandit pressed for more but she refused saying they have to work for their money. He fled after one more dollar request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Clara Dussell
CIO Official Sees Ike Listening To Labor
James B. Carey secretary treasurer of the CIO predicts Dwight D. Eisenhower will listen to labor as president elect. Carey cites Martin Durkin's appointment as secretary of labor and Durkin’s leadership of the AFL Steam Fitters and Plumbers Union as evidence from a radio TV appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
CIO
James B. Carey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Carey
Martin Durkin
Durkin
AFL Steam Fitters and Plumbers Union
Jaycee Board Favors Larger Traffic Patrol
The Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce executive board urged increasing the State Traffic Patrol from 55 to 350 personnel. The move aligns with recommendations from several other state organizations and aims to bolster patrol coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee Board
Madison
Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce
Notice to Creditors and Joint Tenancy Proceedings in La Crosse
Notices from Wisconsin La Crosse County Court announce that creditors must file claims against George M. Seitz deceased by March 11, 1953, for review at March 17, 1953. Also details on the December 1952 hearing for termination of Kate Michels estate joint tenancy and potential inheritance tax, with R V Ahlstrom presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
George M. Seitz
Anna Seitz
City of
la Crosse
R. V. Ahlstrom
Hale, Skemp
William Michels
Kate Michels
Albert C. Wolfe
Esther M. Domke
State of
Nannie Colwell
Helen Dorset
Court House
Said
Lucille M. Scherdin
Hubert V. Puller
Mary Forbes MacDonald
Mary Margaret MacDonald
Co. L. Baldwin
John Simon
John V. Simon
Leona Spah
Steele, Man & Toeper
Hoeschler
Wis
Highway Police
Highway Commissioner
Highway Committee
County Highway Committee
Notice of Taking Tax Deed and Probate Notices
La Crosse County publishes a tax deed application notice listing multiple property parcels with certificate numbers, years and amounts for Roy J. and Catherine Miller and others, followed by probate notices for Nannie Colwell and Mary Forbes MacDonald, with court dates and deadlines for claims. Also includes bids on equipment by the La Crosse County Highway Committee with details and submission requirements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer
Frances Lapham
Wisconsin Industrial School For Girls
Mexico
Hawaii
China
Japan
Clarence Smith
Losey Blvd
Division
Donald Mannel
Smith
Mannel
Frieda Segler
N. 23Rd St
Lewis Almeter
Jay St
Cass Street
21St Terrace
14Th
Weston Streets
Herlitzka
Associated Press
Kent S. Clow
Sherry T. MeeAdam Jr
Trading and Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pensacola
Fla
Reds
Dubuque Hotel
Shovals
Ike
County Court
Fire Department
Samuel Peterson
Mrs. Becca
Brower
Moen
Roy J
Catherine Miller
Millers Green Island
Swift Slough
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