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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1923
Page
13
Members of Houston Lutheran choirs announce joint congregational services across multiple venues including Saint Paul and nearby churches. Organizers cite shared music, community outreach, and a welcoming tone for attendees, with programs featuring choirs from St. John’s and cooperating parishes.
Unclear OCR details show residents and guests at a Rushford social scene. Attendees include Hagel Smith, Jae Rushford, William Kerrigan, Alig Johnson, Judith Mikew, Lena Alderson visiting Akron Arbor, and others in holiday gatherings with meals and music noted.
Owatonna residents seek a sanatorium to house tubercular patients for Strele Freeborn and Karibanti counties. Officials from the three counties and state authorities will visit the proposed site to discuss construction and operation.
Police say a Winthrop man drove a chisel into his head after his wife’s death. Found Friday night, a hammer lay nearby. The man, about 30, believed Sioux Indian, died in hospital. An unrelated note mentions a shipment of paintings valued at 1s 7 shipped from New York.
In Tomah Wisconsin the Dunlap family held a reunion at the farm home of Mr and Mrs A A Snaulding. The gathering brought together all children of Mr and Mrs Jr C Dunlap with many relatives traveling from nearby areas. Hostesses and attendees included local residents and veterans, with lively social and ceremonial events noted among a wide circle of family members and friends.
New York, Charles G. Dawes former budget director and Cneen T. Young of General Tabee ric company traveled to Paris to attend a reparations committee session. Dawes, in a tense mood, declined to discuss European finances and repeatedly muttered his famous hell and Marin phrases as reporters pressed questions.
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