Eisenhower Closes 1955 With Hopeful Health News
President Eisenhower ends a year marked by his heart attack with hope for recovery and a possible second term. Mrs. Eisenhower will fly to Key West for New Year’s observances, joined by family and the President’s physician.
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Key West
Fla
Eisenhower
Eigenhower
Columbine III
Washington
John W. Doud
Denver
Howard M. Snyder
Snyder
Naval Base
Figsenhower
Geneva
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Europe
Sabbath services and church events listed for two congregations
TM Seventh Day Adventist Church at 6th and King Streets conducts Sabbath school for adults and juniors at 9 30 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Wednesday prayer meeting is at 8 p.m. Friday features Young People's Missionary Volunteers. United Pentecostal Church at 327 North 9th Street lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. evangelistic service at 7 45 p.m.
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Seventh-Day Adventist Church
6Th and King Sts
Larry N. Boyd
Young People's Missionary Volunteers
United Pentecostal Church
Arthur Mansur
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles and Logan Sts
Gordon M Swedberg
Seventh Street Baptist Church
7Th and Ferry Sts
Carl B. Zimmerman
St. C.B.Y
Bible Institute
WKTY
Eek
Temple Baptist Church
N. Salem Rd
Loomis St
Ray M. Richardson
First Church of Christ
Selenltist
West Ave
King St
Main Sts
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Lee H. Holmes
Church of the Nazarene
Jackson St
H. Lester Ringhiser
Jesus
NYPS
10Th St
C. Larson
FCTF
Religious Services Across La Crosse Churches
A listing of church services across La Crosse area congregations. Times, locations, pastors, and sermon titles for Wesley Methodist, Assembly of God, St. Thomas More, Calvary Baptist, First Baptist, Seventh Street Baptist, Temple Baptist, Catholic cathedrals and parishes, Lutheran churches, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and other denominations. Includes schedules for Masses, confessions, weekday services, and New Year observances.
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St. Thomas More Catholic
Latter Day Saints
10Th
Weston Streets
Thomas E. Mullen
Thomas F. Dempsey
X & Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon and St. Paul
Walter E. Gutzke
la Crosse
Archbishop Cyril Garbett, York Archbisop, Dies at 80
Dr Cyril Garbett Archbishop of York and second ranking prelate of the Anglican Church died today at age 80 after illness and a major operation last May. He became archbishop in 1942 known as the hiking bishop for his purple cassock parish visits. He planned retirement last month due to age and ill health.
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York
England
Cyril Garbett
Gray Ladies Escape Injury In Accident
Five Red Gray Ladies from La Crosse were in a rollover accident on US Highway 16 about 30 miles west of Tomah at 9 a.m. Thursday while en route to the Veterans Hospital. They were taken to Tomah hospital, released after examination, and returned to La Crosse in the afternoon. They regularly travel to Tomah each week to work at the Veterans Hospital.
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Veterans Hospital
Tomah
la Crosse
Local Churches Schedule New Year Services and Classes
A page lists morning worship, Sunday school, and special services across several churches including Church of the Open Bible, First Congregational, Christ Episcopal, St Peter's Episcopal, Bethany Evangelical Free, and Moody Memorial Evangelical Free. Also notes weekday prayer services, Bible studies, watch night and evangelistic services, and youth activities through the week.
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First Congregational Church
Losey Blvd
Main St
Frederick W. Hyslop
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Logan and Avon Sts
Robert S. Winter
Paul S. White
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church
Campbell Rd
Carroll Anderson
Watch Night and Worship Services at St Johns Church
St Johns Evangelical and Re formed Church on West Ave at Market St schedules watch night at 11 p.m. Saturday and Sunday services at 9 15 a.m. church school and 10 30 a.m. divine worship led by pastor Ralph Kuether.
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St. James Catholic Church
Caledonia St
James J. Sheridan
Peter Stoll
Thomas Mannion
Wna
St. John the Baptist Church
Avon St
Hugo Koehler
Edwin O. Thome
St. Wenceslaus Church
Winnebago
Msgr
Ferdinand Cech
Peter Butz
St. Patrick's Church
Onalaska
Joseph N. Bach
Our Lady of Guadeloupe
Church of God
West Ave
John Kurtz
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Division
St. Arthur
M. Ferce
First Lutheran Church
5Th Ave. S
Theodore Borgen
Olivet Lutheran Church
French Island
H. S
Babington
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Ave. S
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Jonathan Schaller
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
John Lau
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Market St
Ralph Kuether
Jehovah's Witnesses Schedule at Kingdom Hall
The notice lists activities at 418 N 16th St including a public address at 2 pm and Watchtower study at 8:15 pm on Tuesday with the title Avoiding the Wine Press of God's Anger. Bible studies Friday and a theocratic ministry school with service meeting on 8 pm. Other addresses 1254 Farnam and 19124 Fill St host sessions.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Farnam
Fill St
Salvation Army and Congregation Schedule Through Jan 8
The Salvation Army under Major C Ed wards and Envoy G Shafar lists services this week at 223 N 8th St including Running Without Tidings and The Great Question. Congregation Sons of Abraham led by Rabbi D O V Schwarez offers weekly Hebrew schooling and adult classes. YWCA vespers canceled until Jan 8.
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The
Salvation Army
New Citadel
N. 8Th St
C. Edwards
G. Shafar
Women's Sewing League
Congregation
Sons of Abraham
Main
D. O. V. Schwarez
Wisconsin to Share 2.4 Million in Federal Hospital Grants
Private Wisconsin hospitals could receive 2,419,383 in federal construction assistance next year under a plan approved by the State Board of Health. The board will submit details to the U S Public Health Service for final approval, requiring a 60 percent match by hospitals.
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Madison
Wisconsin
theState Board of Health
Board of Health
U.S. Public Health Service
Three Killed In State Border Crash
A Wisconsin Illinois border crash on Highway 78 killed two Warren Illinois youths, Loren Steigner 17 and Ernest Grosglauser 17, as dawn broke on the holiday weekend. Three other Warren boys, Thurl Edwards 18 Donald Arnold 17 and Arthur Bird 16, were injured and taken to St Francis Hospital Freeport Illinois in critical condition.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin-Illinois State Line
Loren Steigner
Ernest C. Grosglauser
Warren
Ill
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
Thurl Edwards
Donald Arnold
Arthur Bird
Reuther Calls for Arbitration in Kohler Strike
Walter Reuther, UAW president, urged binding arbitration for the Kohler Co strike and proposed face to face talks on Christmas Day. Kohler declined comment on arbitration, planning a reply, while notes praised by Reuther accused the firm of blocking settlement efforts. Local 833 began striking April 5, 1954, with production resuming weeks later using new and non strikers.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Kohler Co
Kohler
Wis
Eisenhower
Walter P. Reuther
Herbert V. Kohler
Lyman Conger
Reuther
UAW
Wisconsin
Walter Kohler
IRS Agent Quits Service to Join Keegan Agency
Watertown native William J. Mishler, an IRS agent in the audit division at 203 Federal Building, ends a five year federal career to become a bookkeeper income tax consultant and insurance salesman with Keegan Insurance Agency at 201 Newburg Building. He spent five years with the IRS in La Crosse and came to Milwaukee before relocating.
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William J. Mishler
Internal Revenue Service
Federal
Watertown
Keegan Insurance Agency
Newburg
Mishler
IRS
la Crosse
Milwaukee
U S Says Communists Distort Pope Message On Nuclear Arms
The United States accuses Communist leaders of twisting Pope Pius XII's Christmas appeal. The Voice of America notes the pope seeks an end to nuclear experiments, an atomic weapons ban, and strong armament controls. It criticizes Soviet pledges lacking enforcement and inspection.
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Washington
United States
Pius XII
United States Information Agency
Voice of America
Russia
Eisenhower
Voice
See the Voice
the Voice
New Eisenhower Grandchild Faces Two White House Traditions
Washington reports the new Eisenhower granddaughter enters life under two codes: Army brat traditions from Maj. John Eisenhower’s family and the White House baby etiquette. The piece notes past presidents’ children and the “White House Gang” examples, including Francis Bowes Sayre Jr. and Quentin Roosevelt, and cites Countess Julia Grant Cantacuzene as the elder expert on such traditions.
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White House
United States
Washington Cathedral
Francis Bowes Sayre Jr
Jessie Wilson Thayer
Woodrow Wilson
Francis
Wilson
Eisenhower
Quentin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Julia Grant
State Officer Urges Health Resolutions For New Year
New Year resolutions for health are urged by Dr. Car N., state health officer, who counsels balanced diets, weight control, home safety, daily relaxation, and regular medical exams to improve well being in 1956. He stresses avoiding overeating, labeling poisons, repairing homes, reducing fatigue, and finding daily time to relax.
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Car N
Neuport
No Poisonous Snakes Found in Major West Indian Islands
The article notes that although many reptiles exist in the West Indies, the larger islands Cuba Jamaica Hispaniola and Puerto Rico have no poisonous snakes.
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West Indies
Cuba
Jamaica
Hispaniola
Puerto Rico
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King Sts
Harold L. Patton
S. 9Th St
N. 7Th St
D. H. Houser
Echoes of Calvary
WLCX
First Baptist Church
S. 6Th St
Folke Ferre
Mary Nelson
Cathedral of St. Joseph
Louis Paquette
Joseph B. Marx
James F. Murphy
Sacred Heart
Wow
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Losey Boulevard
King St. Rt
Thomas E. O'Shaughnessy
Andrew Karoblis
John Brey
Perpetual Help
Jan
Gen
George C. Marshall
Army
Holy Trinity Church
13Th Street
Park Avenue
Wv. J. Plecity
Bernard T. Kelly
Jeremiah Cashman
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Mother of Perpetual
Holy Cross Church
Ferry St
Nicholas B. Beschta
Thomas Ninneman
We . Mary’s
7Th and
Cameron Avenue
William L. Mooney
Christian Science
Church OF Christ
8Th
Cass
Burdett W. Wakeman
Evan
Evangel
WLOX
Ymca Bidg
Paul Butterfield
Lutheran
Bethel Lutheran Church
George and Sill
Freeman O. Sveorn
English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity
16Th
Harold N. Stoffel
Ole Nederioe
Good Shepherd English Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. L. Mattes
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
21St Place
Weston St
Carl J. Groettum
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
George Ulvilden
Newp
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
YWCA
Church of Jesus’ Christ of Latter Day Saints
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles and Sill Sts
Lavern R.hanson
Milo L. Brekke
Wisconsin Synod
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ward Ave
26Th St
Carl P. Brenner
Mt. Calvary Evangelical
Methodist
Asbury Methodist Church
19Th and
Redfield Sts
Winslow Wilson
Onalaska Methodist Church
4Th Ave. N
Richard Truitt
Nazarene
First Presbyterian Church
James H. Bell
Cargill House
North Presbyterian Church
Gray
Church OF Open Bible
Church of the Open Bible
Liberty and
Clinton Sts
Rev. Howard Jr. Stone
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert D. Winiter
Evangelical Free
Bethany Evangelical Free Church
North St
Onalaska Ave
O. L. Larsen
Evangelical Reformed
Abraham
Associated Press
Seventh Street
U.S
Pope
By Douglas Larsen
Executive Mansion
Walter Reed Hospital
Esther Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
David
Barbara Ann
Susan
Emily Tennessee Donelson
Maj
Andrew Jackson Donelson
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