First Baby of 1973 Born in La Crosse Area
New Year births mark a shift from women to men in local hospital deliveries. Jodee Laree Wood, a 9 lb 13 oz girl, arrived at 7:43 a.m. at St. Francis Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. William Wood. Five more babies followed at Lutheran and St. Francis hospitals, including George Jeffrey Steinhoff and John Henry Rundahl at Lutheran, and Richard Emory, Christopher William Moe, and John Joseph Rogowski at St. Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Anthony
St. Francis Hospital
William Moe
Christopher
John Rogowski
John Jr
Anthony
Richard
William Wood
Jodee
Lutheran
la Crosse
Jodee Laree
Denton St
Lutheran Hospital
St. Francis
George Jeffrey
G. Fredric Steinhoff
Madison St
Jeanne Hauswirth
John Henry
John Rundahl
R. 1
Coon Valley
R. J. Holmen
Daisy Goins
Christopher William
Lancaster Road
Barbara Twite
John Joseph Jr
John J. Rogowski
Charles St
Rogowski
Arliss Mekvold
Sons Of Norway To Install Frank Arne As President In La Crosse
Frank Arne, 409 N. 24th St., will be installed president of the La Crosse Sons of Norway Wergeland Lodge 28 Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the La Crosse Community Center. He follows K Jean Solberg. The 1973 slate includes Finn Posaas vice president and names such as Miss Solberg and Lila Neuhaus in key posts. Directors include Dr C C Olson and James L Hendrickson among others. The lodge plans study of Norwegian culture with Norwegian language instruction and folk dances. Also noted are weather records, sunrise and sunset times, and a new appointment to the Wisconsin Board of Vocational Technical and Adult Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arne Frank
N. 24Th St
la Crosse Sons of Norway
Wergeland Lodge
la Crosse
Denton St
K. Jean Solberg
Frank
Coulee Springs Lane
Howard Hoff
Redwood Court
C. C. Olson
Lake St
Holmen
Burton and
Sigrun Dahle
East Ave
Reinhold Strelow
Grandad Terrace
James L
Bud) Hendrickson
Harvey St
Clarence S. Johnson
Locust St
Onalaska
Ernest N. Tande
S. 17Th St
Ted Bye
Rose St
Jan Brudos
Norene Goplen
Briarwood Avenue
Angot Svance
S. 29Th St
Mary Hoff
Shirley Helden
Hanson Road
Norway
How To Hold False Teeth Securely Ad
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH denture adhesive to prevent looseness during eating laughing or talking. It claims longer firmer steadier holds for dentures and suggests dentures that fit are essential to health with a reminder to see a dentist regularly.
Funds debated on acquiring St. Pius X vs new school
About 200 pupils are bused to other schools while the board weighs buying St. Pius X for 572000 versus constructing a new school in excess of 1 million. Fortner cites a 950000 estimate for a southeast site and notes Pius lacks a gym and teaching materials center. The finance committee supports the planning with little debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pius X
Pius
Balts
Ward advertising supplement notice in La Crosse Tribune
The La Crosse Tribune advertises a Ward advertising supplement and instructs readers to contact their carrier if they do not receive the special paper, promising delivery of a complete edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Federal job training freeze may affect 1600 in Coulee Region
A federal moratorium on new manpower training contracts and trainee enrollments could affect about 1,600 Coulee Region residents and cost Wisconsin at least 1.5 million. The cutoff runs to January 31, with possible extensions, hitting programs like NYC and MDTA and reducing access to WIN. Local offices warn youths in La Crosse and nearby counties face the greatest impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nixon
Coulee Region
Wisconsin
State Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations
U.S. Labor Department
Wisconsin State Employment Service
WSES
la Crosse County
Nyc
Buffalo
Jackson
Eau Claire
Vernon
Crawford
Monroe
Assembly Debates Rules and War Vote Amid Dairy Quota Move
Lawmakers spar over anti filibuster rules as Rep Midge Miller pushes an antiwar resolution that fails by eight votes but wins 53 40 backing. The Assembly backs a dairy import quota rise, while leadership delays a budget study with 200 plus bills. Mrs Miller seeks petitions to Congress.
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Anderson
Kenneth Merkel
Brookfield
Grover
John Shabaz
New Berlin
Congress
New York
Shabaz
Midge Miller
D-Madison
Assembly
Nixon
Harvey Dueholm
Dluck
Mary Lou Muntz
Madison
Walter L. Ward Jr
Milwaukee
House
Earl L. Butz
U.S
Minnesotans Face Preliminary Hearing In Armed Robbery
Two Minnesota men Alan J. Torgerson and Danny E. Powers are slated for a Thursday preliminary hearing in La Crosse County Court after being charged with armed robbery of William Callahan at knifepoint in the Amazon Bar parking lot. Bonds set at 2000 dollars remain unpaid with lawyers appointed for public defense. Judge Leonard Roraff denied bond reduction. defendants remain jailed as proceedings continue. Heavy snow warning covers west central and northeast regions with travel hazards and cold conditions statewide into Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Roraff
la Crosse County
Alan J. Torgerson
Peterson
Danny E. Powers
Minnesota
William Callahan
Pearl St
Amazon
la Crescent St
William Kirkpatrick
Powers
Rodger Kramer
Torgerson
Roraff
La Crosse Tribune Carrier Service and Circulation Info
The La Crosse Tribune lists contact options for delivery issues and subscriptions. It notes publication times and locations in La Crosse Wisconsin and provides pricing for city carrier service at $1.60 every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
S. 4Th St
la Crosse
City Woman Faces Charge Of Arson
Betty L. Kuhlmann 29 of 1221 Winnebago St faces arson and related charges after a late night fire at her rented home. Court hearings set with a preliminary examination and possible public defender appointment as she remains free on a $1000 signature bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Betty L. Kuhlmann
Winnebago St
Leonard Roraff
Asst
Michael Mulroy
Roger Benson
Benson
Fire destroys mobile home near Black River Falls
A blaze about 3 30 p m Tuesday leveled the Jack Windsor mobile home three miles west of Black River Falls on County Trunk A. No injuries occurred though the family lost nearly all possessions. Fire cause undetermined but suspected to have started in a bedroom. Mrs. Windsor and two children were inside. Some loss covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Jack Windsor
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Lady First
Sons of
Finn Posaas
Miss Solberg
King St
Lila Neuhaus
Highway 16
Vera Bakkum
S. 29Th Court
Jennie Lee Hodge
Liberty St
Pauline Abel
Cass St
Ragna Hanson
Wood St
Agnes Risetter
7Th St
Betty Posaas
George R. Kinsler
Monona
Western Wisconsin Technical Institute
Wisconsin Board of Vocational, Technical and Adult Education
John R. Plenke
Kinsler
National Institute For Automotive Service Excellence
Edna Jennings
Sue Schulz
Edna’s Beauty Salon
Caledonia ST
Jay Street
Russell J. Gile
National Alliance of Businessmen
Chicago
West Central
James E. Burgess
K. O. Blanchard
Sanford Goltz
E Sanders Hook
Wallace Hutzier
Edward Keefe
Lawrence le Jeune
Fred Ristow
Kenneth Teachout
John Vik
Richard Westerfield
Joan Gillette
Jerry McNeely
Univ. of Wis
Owen Marshall
Atlaw
Marcus Welby
Farrow
Wenige
Baltimore
Washington’s
National Airport
Toronto
Dr. Lyon
Cardinal Shehan
Terry Ann Meadows
Jackie Wisecup
Shehan
FBI
Rexall Drug Store
State of
Stanford Quall
Roland Gullickson
JoAnn Lisota
Donald Christianson
Kendall M. Casberg
Palmer Olson
Rector Wall
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