Gray Ladies Reorganize For Service
A Gray Ladies reorganization meeting was held at Mrs. Rudolph Horschak's home with Mrs. Francis McCarthy named chairman and Mrs. Agnes Mealy as vice chair. Members listed include A A Natin taeiee Seen, H S Bell, Lilah Guy, Robert Heiam, and others. Five Gray Ladies will visit Tomah weekly to serve at the Veterans Administration hospital, with four new graduates joining a first assignment.
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Red Cross Gray Ladies
Rudolph Horschak
Francis McCarthy
Agnes Mealy
Shoger
Mmes
A. A. Natin Taeiee Seen
H. S. Bell
Lilah Guy
Robert Heiam
R. L
Jean Rolfe
Marge Smith
Joseph Beranek
Paul Muetze
J. H. Sheldon
Alfred
Vine holders from glass and brass on coffee table
A tall glass or brass pitcher serves as a centerpiece for vines or flowers on the living room coffee table. Brass cuspidors, polished to a bright shine, can hold trailing vines for a decorative touch.
Tea Plants Thrive in Hot Moist Climates
Tea plants are evergreen shrubs that require warm, humid conditions to flourish. They grow best in regions with high rainfall and consistent temperatures, thriving in tropical to subtropical environments.
Fall and Winter Fashion Patterns for Girls and Women
Fashion patterns for girls and women from The Tribune advertise pattern No. 8264 for sizes 6 to 14 with a princess frock, pattern No. 8242 for sizes 34 to 48, and pattern No. 8265 for sizes 10 to 20. Sue Burnett offers 25 cent copies and the Fall and Winter Fashion book with free pattern inside.
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Sue Burnett
the Tribune
South Wells
Chicago
The
Tribune
Wells Street
Sit Up Straight Posture Guide by Alicia Hart
A posture guide advises studying with proper light and a firm backed chair. It stresses keeping shoulders straight and hips back, bending from the waist, and avoiding slumping to protect young bodies as they grow.
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Alicia Hart
Know Shoe Repair Continues to Ease Footwear Shortages
The piece explains that skilled shoe repair helps reduce footwear shortages. It warns that reshaping risk arises if the shoe fails to return to its original size after resoling. It advocates wooden pegs over nails and favors modern stitching and adhesive methods to preserve shape.
Marriage Licenses La Crovee and Surrounding Areas
Marriages listed by locales include Joseph Siladkr ee Wis and Mac queline Thomas North 23nd street to be married in Crosse on December 27. Donald E Campbell Jr Eau Claire Wis and Leis J Granlund 215 South Seventh to be married in Blair on December 26. John J Daley 1416 Wood and Frances M Johnson 1716 Wood to be married in La Crosse on December 27. William H Corelli Jr Sullivan Mo and Merian Edith Kunert 5822 South eng Fen to be married in La Crosse on December 27. Lyle Becker 520 South Third and Vernetta Becker 61554 South Third to be married in La Crosse on December 27. Additional December 13 entries list Lawrence Johnson Jr and Ann Langley Sparta, Raymond Tooley Sparta and Betha Manke, Francis E Kelsey Angelo and June Bemis, LeRor Jacobson Byron and Alma Wyeville Caledonia, Livya James Hurley and Mary Ellen Davy Browneville Minn, Joseph Edwin O Neil Seattle Wash and Esther Ruth Patrick Le.
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Sullivan
Merian Edith Kunert
South Eng Fen
la Crosse
DeLyle Becker
South Third Street
Vernetta Becker
Sparta
Lawrence Johnson, Jr
Ann Langley
Raymond Tooley
Betha Manke
Francis E. Kelsey
Angelo
June Bemis
LeRor Jacobson
Byron
Alma
Wyeville
Caledonia
Livya
James Hurley
Mary Ellen Davy
Browneville
Minn
Joseph Edwin O'Neil
Seattie
Wash
Esther Ruth Patrick
Crocheted Hats Feature The New Look Pattern No 5583
Mrs Anne Cabot advertises a crochet pattern for hats to match mink mouton and tweed coats. She notes popcorn stitches for a wide look and tassels made from two shades of ribbon. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to The Tribune Chicago for pattern No 5583.
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Anne Cabot
the Tribune
South Wells Street
Chicago
Local Christmas shopping ads list stores and gift specials
Eastman Kodaks and cameras priced 3.00 to 159.00 plus film and photo finishing at Paramount Photo Shop. Numerous gift items including pens watches candy trees and greeting cards from Hoeschler Henig's Lund's and Paul’s Jewelry. Chamber of Commerce director meeting and Townsend club report at library.
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Estelle Jahnel
Main Street
Kodaks
Eastman
Third
Mississippi
Watkins
R. Sheaffer
Parker
Hoeschler’s
Ruud’s
Eaton's
Hoeschlers
Henig’s
Bulova
Gruen
Elgin
Hamilton
Paul’s
North Side
Lund
House of Bauer
Blood Poisoning and Germs How Infections Enter Blood
Medical overview of septicemia explains how germs invade the bloodstream through cuts or injuries and diseases. It notes streptococci and staphylococci as common culprits, symptoms of early septicemia, and that early treatment with sulfa drugs or penicillin improves outcomes. Careful wound care and prompt treatment after injury are urged.
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NEA
Jordan
Webster Yale Programs Christmas Concerts at School
Webster school students present holiday programs on Thursday December 18 at 2 30 pm The upper grades perform in the library while a lower grades program runs in the auditorium Parents and friends are invited to attend.
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Webster School
Miss Dorothy Arntsen Honored at Holmen Shower
Dorothy Arntsen, soon to wed Dec 20, was guest of honor at a Holmen Halfway school shower. Hostesses included Mrs. Evenson, Mrs. Stenberg, and many aunts from La Crosse with 75 in attendance. The program featured songs, a monologue, and opening of gifts with assistance from Miss Hanson.
New Citizens Crosse Hospitals Welcomes Newborns in December
In December many Wisconsin hospitals report births. Names and homes include Janice Rosalie Groth Galesville. Todd Jerome Hammer Badger Village Baraboo. Patricia Marie Schiegel Hillsboro. Martha Dawn Wilson Wonewoc. Allen Richard Marshall Kendall. daughter Armstrong Sparta Milwaukee. son For Edward Guy Sparta. daughter Fletcher Norwalk. daughter Link Leon. son Popenfuss Leon Norwalk. daughter Rapp Norwalk. son Belky Sparta. son Mubarek Tomah. son Mautino Tomah.
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Martha Dawn
Rodney Wilson
Wonewoc
Wis
Dorothy Miller
Roy Price
Elroy
Leona Martiock
Allen Richard
Bert Marshall
Kendall
Dorothy Hewuse
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparta
Harold Armstrong
Milwaukee
Edward Guy
Myron Fletcher
Norwalk
Vern Link
Leon
Frank J. Popenfuss
Tunnel City
Otis Clerk
Robert Rapp
Harold Belky
J. A. Mubarek
Tomah
Joseph N. Mautino
Hollywood Stars Fringing Garments Across Fashion
Fashion notes reveal Hollywood stars fringe scarves necklines pockets sleeves and dress hemlines. The trend spans outfits from subtle trims to bold decorative edges, signaling a shift toward ornate detailing in star styled wardrobes.
Hillsboro Prewedding Shower Honors Lois Kriedman Bride
Hillsboro Wisconsin December 11 prenuptial shower at the home of Mr and Mrs John Wachter honors Miss Lois Kriedman Hillsboro high English instructor who will wed Raymond Knower on December 20 Assisting hostesses were Miss Margaret Noble and Miss Mary Gavrin along with other faculty members and their spouses.
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Hillsboro
Wis
John Wachter
Lois Kriedman
Hillsboro High
Raymond Knower
Margaret Noble
Mary Gavrin
Wachter
Orange Rind Bread and Candied Peel Use
Don’t discard orange rinds. Grind for orange bread or cut into strips to candy for fruit cakes and puddings.
January Nuptials Announced for Beverly Mae Noyes
Mr and Mrs Harold R Noyes of 1527 Prospect announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Beverly Mae to Sgt Robert Walter Larson son of Mr and Mrs Walter Larson of 710 Liberty Street The wedding is set for January 3 Also Miss Elizabeth Weber of 120 North 11 Street will be home for Christmas from Prospect Hall Secretarial School for Girls Milwaukee and resume studies January 5.
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Harold R. Noyes
Prospect Street
Beverly Mae
Robert Walter Larson
Walter Larson
Liberty Street
Elizabeth Weber
North 11
Prospect Hall Secretarial School For
Milwaukee
Washburn Christmas Program to Be Held in Auditorium
Washburn school stages its Christmas program in the school auditorium Thursday afternoon at two. Kindergarten will sing, followed by a playlet Christmas in the Shoe by first, second and third grades and The Story of the First Christmas by grades three through six. Parents and friends invited.
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Washburn School
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