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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1952

Page

12

La Crosse Man Sentenced to 5 to 15 Years for Embezzlement

John F. Walljasper, 62, pleaded guilty to embezzlement and received a five to fifteen year term at Waupun State Prison. He must pay restitution totaling 134000 to local investors after embezzling about 272000 over ten years as a La Crosse farm auction firm manager.

John F. Walljasper la Crosse Waupun Walljasper Vern Lamp Dist Atty Joh Bosshard Bosshard Lincoln Neprud Neprud Iowa

Local Marriage Licenses and Record of Matches

Daniel Demko of Detroit Michigan and Clive Sutton of 425 S 22nd St to wed in La Crosse January 31 Whitehall Wisconsin. Marshall Nelson Hale town and Luella Johnson Pigeon town married December 28. Maynard Dahl Blair and Ser ene Anita Johnson Blair married December 27. Myron Halvorson Preston town and Alice Hanson Hixton married December 25. Ronald Zenke Galesville and Mary Lou Kopp Galesville married December 28. John Briggs Ettrick and Delit Emmons Galesville married December 27.

Daniel Demko Detroit Mich Clive Sutton S. 22Nd St la Crosse Whitehall Wis Marshall Orlando Nelson Hale Luella Mae Johnson Pigeon Maynard Norval Dahl Serene Anita Johnson Blair Myron A. Halvorson Preston Alice M. Hanson Hixton Ronald Zenke Mary Lou Kopp Galesville John O. Briggs Ettrick Delight Jean Emmons

Burglar Hits Frolic Inn On Main Street

A thief broke in at the Frolic Inn 205 Main St early Monday, entering via a rear door after breaking glass. Police report $7 in change from the till and a March of Dime bank containing about $10 to $12 stolen, plus an unsuccessful attempt to enter the bowling game machine. The tavern, operated by Karl Hemleben, was closed at 1 am and found open at 9 am.

Frolic Inn Main St March of Dime Bank Karl Hemleben

Schnick to Take Office Jan 5 After Hospitalization

Carl Schnick, clerk elect of La Crosse Circuit Court, will be able to assume duties January 5 after hospital treatment for a virus infection. He has responded favorably. Schnick won last November to replace Pearl Instenes Roop, who did not seek re election.

Carl Schnick la Crosse Circuit Court la Crosse Schnick Pearl Instenes Roop

Obituary notes for Arnold D Daniell and others

Obituaries run for Arnold D Daniell 65 of 1319 State Street who died after a heart attack near the courthouse. He was born in Milwaukee December 9 1887 and worked 44 years as a sales representative for John Pritzlaff Hardware. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church and Oak Grove Cemetery with Fr. Mark L. Andrews officiating. Additional notices include Lars Risetter and Usona Roy deaths with funeral times and locations, plus details of a Schubert obituary and services in La Crosse.

Arnold D. Daniell State St Milwaukee Wis John Pritzlaff Hardware Company Wisconsin Minnesota George H. Daniell Daniell First Presbyterian Church Frontier Lodge F. and A.M. la Crosse Commandery No Tripoli George Viola) Theiss Chicago Irene Ramsey Cali West Avenue Mark L. Andrews Oak Grove Cemetery Usona Roy N. 3Rd St la Crosse Ernest Roy Pembina N.D Ernest Foster Warroad Minn Thressia Ernestine Mary Leo Mexico City Mex Eugene Paul Charles Lawrence James Hellwig- Morris St. Joseph Cathedral John P. Trant

Sea Scout days remembered for Logan High School anniversary

Burton C. Smith recalls Logan High School Sea Scout memories tied to the 1929 Lake Pepin cruises. He describes early unit formation, doughnut sales funding a 10 day cruise, river trips, and annual Memorial Day parades. Alumni are invited to a 25th anniversary gathering with casual activities.

Smith Logan Logan High School Sea Scouts Lake Pepin Burton C. Smith James ‘Mealy Felix Novak Joe Eck‘dahl Pepin Dixie Logan Machine Shop Sea Scout

Eight Rinks Open For Skating This Monday

Recreation department lists eight rinks Hogan Hood West Avenue Roosevelt St. Andrew Copeland Lueth Emerson as open Monday afternoon and evening from 1 to 9 30 p.m. The Lagoon also set to open 6 1 to 9 30 p.m.

the Recreation Department Hogan Hood West Avenue Roosevelt St. Andrew Copeland Lueth Emerson

Births recorded across La Crosse area in late December

Twin Mary Philomena and Bernard John born to Bernard V. Lenske at 116 N 19th St. Dec 2. Patricia Ann to Dale A. O’Heron at 827 S Fourth St. Dec 27. Daniel James to William E. Fagan Rt. 42 Dec 28. Jeffrey to James E. Freisinger 226 S 10th St. Dec 28. Herbert James to Herbert M. Becker Rt. Caledonia Dec 28. Margaret Taki to Harry Miyamoto 2223 Ward Ave. Dec 28. Belva Ann to Clarence StumJlin Rt 1 Onalaska Dec 28. Debra Lynn to Robert Kirchner Bangor Dec 27. Diane Marie to Neil A. Knudson Rt 1 State Rd Dec 28. Debra Lynn also listed at La Crosse Hospital. Dec 27. Other births at Memorial, Tomah Memorial, St. Mary’s Sparta. Dates: Dec 19 21 23 26 27 28. Names include Domes, Shutter, Krause, Brandon, Falkner, Carlisle, Wagner, Stark, Robertson.

Mary Philomena Bernard John Bernard V. Lenske Vera Mary White Patricia Ann Dale A. O'Heron Mary Gray Daniel James William E. Fagan Violet Winterfield Jeffrey James E. Freisinger S. 10Th St Dorothy Funke Herbert James Herbert M. Becker Caledonia Naomi Koontz Margaret Taki Harry H. ‘Miyamoto Ward Ave Dorothy May Hackbart Belva Ann Clarence Stumjlin Onalaska Margaret Wortman Tomah Wis Memorial Hospital Richard Shutter Norbert Krause Edward Brandon Howard Falkner B. Carlisle Donald Smith Bremen Ind Community Hospital Paul Nelson Stuart E. Wagner Marcia Hetznecker la Crosse St. Mary’s Hospital Sparta Robert Stark Eleanor Green Wilbur Robertson Jacqueline Erickson

Man Drives Forbidden. Multiple Fines From Court

Wisconsin notices list drivers fined for speeding and unlicensed operation in Bangor and La Crosse on Dec 27. Others include fines for license revocation, unlicensed driving, and a few cash bonds forfeited for speeding charges. police and justice court actions plus several La Crosse fire department calls.

Youths Hurt and Driver Fined in Highway 33 Crash

Two 18 year olds escaped with minor injuries when a car skidded and rolled over at the foot of Irish Hill on Highway 33. The driver James L. Lunde pleaded guilty to driving without due caution, fined $5 and costs, and suffered a cut finger. He admitted speeds between 65 and 70 mph while passing another vehicle. the car was a complete loss. Ronald Neuman, a passenger, had a minor back injury.

la Crosse Irish Hill Highway 33 James L. Lunde Winnebago St Lunde Ronald Neuman Green Bay St Boma Road

Sparta Man Undergoes Major Surgery at Wisconsin General Hospital

Sidney N. Smith, owner of the Sidney Hotel in Sparta, underwent major surgery at the Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison on Saturday and is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery. The hotel is operated by Charles Doeser.

Sparta Wis Sidney 'N. Smith Wisconsin General Hospital Madison Smith Sidney Hotel Charles Doeser

Miller Brewing Plans $20 Million Expansion

Miller Brewing Co announces a $20 million expansion to raise annual beer output by about one million barrels. The plan includes a new brewhouse and grain storage building, a new bottle house, and a four story stockhouse addition as part of a project that has already invested $30 million since 1946.

Milwaukee Federel C. Miller Miller Brewing Co Miller

Driver, 2, Smashes Dad's Car Into Home

Detroit report says two year old Anthony Widby, left in a car by his father, started the engine and backed into a house, damaging the lawn and structure. The child suffered a bruised forehead while police did not issue a ticket.

Detroit Anthony Widby Jack Widby Anthony Helen Pattenaude

Navy says 21 ships hit by Reds in 1952 off Korea

A year-end Navy report says Communist gunfire damaged 21 U S Navy ships off Korea in 1952 with 16 dead and 55 wounded. The tug Sarsi was lost to a mine in August. two crewmen died and four wounded. The fleet kept an absolute blockade while targeting inland. August and September saw the first guided missiles used against North Korean targets.

Tokyo Korea Navy U.S Jfelt

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lars Risetter Lee, Til Agnes Risetter Holmen High School Lee, IU Asona Roy Joseph Schubert South Ave C. F. Culler U.S. Fisheries Copeland Park Black River Ray Sampson Homer Fisheries Bay State Milling Company Jack Shelly Red Cottage D. E. Field Lake City Point No Point Red Wing Sadie Grimm Camp Decorah Old Black River Capt. Culler Henry Knebes General Foods Florida Wally’s DIAL St. Ann la Crosse Hospital Debra Lynn Robert Kirchner Bangor Charlotte Windsor Grandview Alois Gerke Delores Dwyer Diane Marie Neil A. Knudson State Rd Lorraine Manske Walter Gady Dakota Louise Lasson Daily Records County Court Franklin Peplinski George W. Clatt Jr Paul E. Flottmeier Rose St Grand Crossing Leonard J. Tostenson Canton Wiscosin John L. Adams 8Th Ave Maynard M. Wagner French Road Thomas A. Hoyt Minneapolis Police Court Robert Torgerson Avon St Raymond Paulson Justice Court Norbert Cotter Fire Department Caledonia St Clifford Halmrast S. 4Th St I. Knutson Robert Breidel Mattress Fire John Webber Sparta Man Miller Brewing Dad U.S. Navy France Denain Hormel Braunschweiger Beverage Department Libby Kraft Velveeta N.B.C. Ritz Crackers Rmour Treet California Birnbaums Birnbaum David Harkness Glen Harkness Kane Street Maraschino Kist Calif PEAS Cranberries George and Gillette Streets
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