Schwartz To Judge Cattle Show At La Crosse Fair
Harvey Schwartz of Waukesha will judge the Wisconsin State Black and White Show at the La Crosse Inter-State Fair grounds Tuesday. He has judged cattle across the United States Canada and South America. About 390 head were entered from around the state. Judging begins 9 30 a m with meals served at noon. Public event with local 4 H exhibitors listed from La Crosse County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Schwartz
Waukesha
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Harold Huth
Schwartz
United States
Canada
South America
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Iowa
Chicago
la Crosse County
Neshonoc Farms
Edyth Swarthout
Bert Brown
Raymond Hoyer
Births at multiple Wisconsin hospitals on varied July dates
St. Francis Hospital records July births including a son for Louis V. Hall and a daughter for Gordon I. Olson at Onalaska area addresses. Grandview Hospital notes a daughter Pamela Kay for Willard Dokke bak en and a daughter Karen Jane for Richard Ryan in Holmen and on Plainview Road. Other hospitals report births for families in Sparta Winona Madison and La Crosse area with names and addresses of parents and guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis V. Hall
R. 2
Onalaska
Theresa C. Gianoli
Gordon I. Olson
Delores M. Schober
Orvis R. Buchholtz
S. 23Rd St
Elizabeth A. Anderson
Gerald P. Corcoran
Hokah, Minn
Mary L. Patzner
Donald J. Hole
East Ave. S
Delores M. Leibl
Pamela Kay
Willard Dokkebaken
Holmen
Mary Ellen Jerome
Karen Jane
Richard Ryan
Plainview Rd
Louise Benjamin
Ronald Voight
Joyce Imbs
Marriage Licenses Issued For Three Couples In Wisconsin
Verlyn G. Anderson of Spar ta and Evelyn C. Berg of West Salem plan to wed July 20 in West Salem. Howard V. Moilien of Coon Valley and M Pauline Allness of Cass Street West plan to marry July 20 in Viroqua. Oliver Omalza of Camp McCoy and Shirley Jean Erickson of Sparta town to marry July 13.
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Verlyn G. Anderson
Sparta
Evelyn C. Berg
S. Oak St
West Salem
Howard V. Moilien
Coon Valley
M. Pauline Allness
Cass St
Viroqua
Wis
Oliver O. Omalza
Camp McCoy
Shirley Jean Erickson
Town of Sparta
Lakeland and Northland Colleges Get Federal Loans
The Community Facilities Administration announced federal loans to Lakeland and Northland Colleges for dormitory construction. Lakeland receives 900000 for a residence hall housing 110 men, while Northland receives 375000 for a hall for 118 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Community Facilities Administration
Lakeland and
Northland Colleges
Lakeland
Northland
Two Hurt In Bliss Road Car Crash In La Crescent
Jon M. Waldow 18 of La Crescent and Michael L. Hiles 18 of 1117 Market St suffered injuries Friday when Waldow lost control on a Bliss Road curve near 29th. Waldow had severe neck face and finger cuts while Hiles had head and body bruises. They were transported to St. Francis Hospital. Police say the car swerved into a ditch on the opposite side, Hiles fell out, then the vehicle bounced to the other side and stopped against wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon M. Waldow
la Crescent
Minn
Bliss Road
Waldow
Michael L. Hiles
Market St
Hiles
St. Francis Hospital
Walden
Pumper Bought and Storm Sewer Contracts Let
The La Crosse Common Council accepted a 1 000 gallon pumper bid of 26 790 from American La France and awarded five storm sewer contracts totaling about 41 000 to Badger Construction and others. Bids ranged up to 52 247 with deadlines this fall. An airport shop addition bid was referred to the aviation board due to budget limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Municipal Airport
Common Council
American la France
Elmira
N.Y
Peter Pirsch & Sons Co
Kenosha
Fred Genz
Howe Fire Apparatus Co
Anderson, Ind
Seagrave Corp
Columbus
Ohio
Badger Construction Co
la Crosse
Main Street
Sth Ave
State Street
5Th Avenue
State
H. F. Ratandt, Inc
Eau Claire
Winona Plumbing Co
Winona
State Road
H. F. Ratandt
Badger
Pipeline Construction, Inc
Highland Street
29Th Court
29Th
31St
31St Street
Aviation Board
Williams Construction Co
Neumann Electric Co
Theron Clark
Day To Head Welfare Unit Office Here
Gordon Day appointed head social worker for the La Crosse Wisconsin and Upper Michigan office of Lutheran Welfare Services. He replaces Lowell Grottweidt who moves to Madison. The agency, social welfare arm of the National Lutheran Council of Churches in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, provides adoptions foster care chaplaincy and pastoral services with five offices including La Crosse at 125 N 4th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Day
la Crosse
Lutheran Welfare Services
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Lutheran Welfare
Racine- Kenosha
Lowell Grottweit
Madison
National Lutheran Council of Churches
Stoughton
Homme
Wittenberg
Milwaukee
N. 4Th St
Steamboat Days Queen Picked At Winona
Susan Tyler, 20, a St. Teresa College student, was chosen Miss Winona at Steamboat Days ceremonies in Winona Minnesota. She will represent Winona in next year’s Miss Minnesota pageant. A record crowd of about 15 000 lined downtown for the Kiddie Parade involving 700 children. The major procession features units from Minnesota and Wisconsin towns. The festival runs through Sunday with speedboat races on the Mississippi River and water skiing exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Susan Tyler
St. Teresa College
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Locals Advertise Summer Winter Clothing For Teens And Misses
Clean cheap clothing for teens and misses sizes 12 to 16 advertised with open hours including late night shopping and carry outs. Dodge House at 514 Lang Drive hosts a V F W Auxiliary card party on Saturday July 13 at 7 30 p m. Universal Photo Service at 514 State Street offers film development with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge House
Lang Drive
V.F.W
6Th and Market
Universal Photo Service
State Street
Boundaries Sought Between Vocational and City School Districts
La Crosse Common Council considers aligning vocational school district boundaries with the La Crosse City School District. A. F. Jordan of Coleman Vocational School states the change could be financially beneficial, potentially increasing district assessed valuation by about 8.5 million if Shelby and Campbell join. Debt service remains in the vocational budget.
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la Crosse
Vocational
la Crosse City
Common Council
Shelby
Campbell
A. F. Jordan
Coleman Vocational School
Jordan
City District Board of Education
Milk Stolen From Truck At Local Dairy
Sanitary Dairy on Redfield Street reports to La Crosse Police that a milk truck door was forced Wednesday night and several quarts of chocolate milk were removed.
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Sanitary Dairy
Redfield St
la Crosse
Methodist Bishop Urges Churches to Serve World Needs
MINNEAPOLIS AP In a Methodist Conference bishop Richard C. Raines urged churches to shift from self focus to service. He warned the church is ill at its core and must seek where it is needed, noting global hunger and turmoil amid wars and rising travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Richard C. Raines
Metodist Board of Missions
Indianapolis
Methodist Conference
Raines
Melvin Swenson dies at 80 in Westby Wisconsin
Melvin Swenson 80 of Westby Wisconsin died Thursday evening July 11 in a Viroqua hospital. Services will be Monday at 2 p.m. in Westby Coon Prairie Lutheran Church with Rev. Leroy Peterson officiating and burial in Bloomingdale Cemetery. Visitation at the church from 10 a.m. until services. He was born May 28, 1883 on a farm near Westby, married Anna Anderson in 1916 and had lived in the area since. Survivors include his widow six sons five daughters twenty five grandchildren one great grandchild four brothers three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westby
Wis
Melvin Swenson
Avalanche
Viroqua
Westby-Coon Prairie Lutheran Church
Leroy Peterson
Bloomingdale Cemetery
Henry Swenson
Anna Anderson
Albert
Helmer
Alfred
Milton
Union Grove
Marvin
Janesville
Harold
la Farge
Clifford
Agnes) Lawrence
Community Playgrounds Host Week of Youth Events
Three La Crosse playgrounds staged activities this week. Myrick Park featured a Cinderella play with handmade costumes and scenery created by local youths, starring Dani ta Halderson and several others. Powell Park held a pet show with winners including Terry Hicke and Barbara Fludinger, while South Playground crowned Gary Manniger in chess and Jim DeBoer in checkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell Park
Terry Hicke
Barbara Fludinger
Sue Fludinger
Dean McClough
Terry Noland
Kathy Ersham
Miles Mitley
Tracy Mitley
South Playground
Gary Manniger
Jim DeBoer
Kindergarten Emphasis Highlights Early Education
Ethel Kunkle of the University of Wisconsin Milwa ukee urged La Crosse State College audiences that kindergarten is the most important year in a child’s life. She stressed highly trained teachers, individualized programs, and a foundation for future schooling, noting social relations, mental hygiene, dramatic play, science and math concepts, and that the kindergarten is a learning place, not a babysitting service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kunkle
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
la Crosse State College
Kunkle
Mauston Man Pleads Guilty To Car Theft
SPARTA Wis Alex Kolinski Jr 20 New Lisbon and Harold Krueger 20 Mauston charged with motor vehicle thefts in Monroe and Juneau Counties appeared before County Judge Lambert Hansen Thursday The thefts occurred Sunday night Krueger pleaded guilty to all counts and a pre sentence investigation was ordered Bond was set at 1000 Kolinski hearing postponed after his mother testified he has mental difficulties Judge Hansen ordered him committed to the Central State Hospital at Waupun for observation The three were charged with taking a 1 ton truck from Kastner Bros Garage Mauston a 1953 Chevrolet owned by Douglas Jackson at Elroy and a car from Larson Chevrolet used car lot at Tomah All three were abandoned and later recovered.
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Sparta
Wis
Alex Kolinski Jr
New Lisbon
Harold Krueger
Mauston
Monroe
Juneau
Lambert Hansen
Kreuger
State Department of Public Welfare
Kolinski
Hansen
Central State Hospital
Waupun
Kastner Bros
Douglas Jackson
Elroy
Larson Chevrolet
Tomah
Three Boys Missing Ride Out Pittsburgh Mine Search
Officials planned one final probe into an abandoned mine in Castle Shannon to locate three missing boys. A six man rescue team reported no clues, and investigators prepared an eight hour sweep using a pressure fan to clear gas. The case centers on Robert Abbott 15 Danny OKain 13 and Billy Burke 13 with families hoping they are alive elsewhere.
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Pittsburgh
Castle Shannon
Everett Turner
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Local church notices list Sabbath schedules across area
A compiled church notices page lists time and place for worship with pastors at Seventh Day and Assembly of God, First Assembly, Faith, St. Josephs Cathedral, Blessed Sacrament, Jehovahs Witnesses, Church of Jesus Christ, Bethel, English, Good Shepherd, Holy Trinity, Newman Parish, St. James, St. Patricks, Our Redeemer, Our Saviors, St. Pauls, Trinity, and other denominations. Services include Sunday schools, worship, nursery care, prayer meetings, Bible study, and youth programs across La Crosse area churches including Onalaska and La Crescent with multiple Mass times and religious events.
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OUR Redeemer
Weston
Norman A. Nelson
OUR Savior’s
George Alvilden
Walter O. Larson
ST. Paul's
West Ave
Arthur M. Ferce
James E. Janke
Harold Wood Cottage
Trinity—Charles and Sill
Ernest N. Nelson
Joseph N. Lunde
Visitation
David Stewart
4Th Ave
Onalaska
Paul A. Roe
Olivet
Bainbridge
O. S. Solberg
Prince OF Peace
1St St. N
la Crescent
Minn
R. F. Holy
Church of Lutheran Confession
ST. Mark's Evangelical
Main
Jonathan Schaller
Missouri Synod
Shorewood
Wedgewood Terrace
Robert H. Bernhardt
WKTY
First Church OF Christ
8Th and
Cass
Don Robinson
Homestead
U.S.A
WKBT
Charles Street
Christian Harbor
Church OF Christ
Leonard E. Weldon
City Group Ends Role As Delegates
The La Crosse delegation of Jehovah's Witnesses completed its delegates role as the "Everlasting Good News" assembly closed at Milwaukee County Stadium. Fred Vonan said delegates came from 49 states and 15 countries with peak attendance of 57,055 as N H Knorr spoke on God's sovereignty over Earth. 905 new ministers were baptized, part of the 24 segments of the 1963 world assembly, with the next segment in Yankee Stadium and others in Europe Asia and the Pacific ahead, culminating Sept 1-8 at the Rose Bowl Pasadena Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Milwaukee County Stadium
Fred Vonan
N. H. Knorr
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
God
King
Knorr
Milwaukee
International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
New York
Yankee Stadium
Europe
Asia
Pacific
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
Calif
Must Welcome Negroes Synod Delegates Told
Denver AP report on the United Church of Christ general synod urging active inclusion of Black members. President Dr. Ben Mohr Herbster presses for open racial policies and financial sanctions for institutions lacking them, with delegates shifting votes to approve the policy by July 1 1964 despite white Southern opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Fourth General Synod of the
United Church of Christ
Ben Mohr Herbster
Herbster
Committee For Racial Justice
Two Texas Students To Conduct Bible Classes In La Crosse
Two Texas college students Pat Moore and Sally Jane Hoffman will spend a week in La Crosse conducting vacation Bible classes at Emmanuel Baptist Chapel arriving Saturday July 13. After one week they travel to St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and Racine. The program is sponsored by the Sunday school department and the Direct Missions Department of the Baptist General Convention of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
la Crosse
Emmanuel Baptist Chapel
Pat Moore
Arlington State College
Arlington
Sally Jane Hoffman
Texas Tech
Lubbock
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Racine
Sunday School Department
Direct Missions Department
The
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Eckhardt Rites Planned For Local Resident dies at 60 in hospital
Leslie H. Eckhardt 60 of 642 N 23rd St died Saturday morning in a local hospital. Born November 15, 1902 in Prairie du Chien he is survived by widow Etta three sisters Lucy Cupferschmidt Eugenie Cecka Helen Saley and two brothers Walter and Carl. Services Monday at 2 p.m. Sletten McKee Funeral Home Rev James Bell. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Eckhardt
N. 23Rd St
Prairie du Chien
Etta
Lucy Cupferschmidt
Eugenie Cecka
Chicago
Helen Saley
la Crosse
Walter
West Salem
Carl
Largest natural gas fired steam generator for Texas Power
Combustion Engineering Inc reports construction of the world’s largest natural gas fired steam generator for Texas Power and Light Co. The unit is expected to deliver about 500000 kilowatts of capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Combustion Engineering Inc
Texas Power & Light Co
Today in History July 13 1963 notable events listed
On this date in history notable events include Congress organizing the Northwest Territory in 1787, William Penn Academy charter in 1753, Greek victory in 1822, NYC Civil War draft riots in 1863, US Russia trade pact in 1935, Roosevelt death in 1944, Korean front drive by Chinese forces, De Gaulle Algeria federation offer, and Macmillan cabinet changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S
Congress
Northwest Territory
William Penn Academy
University of Pennsylvania
Thermopylae
New York City
United States
Russia
Moscow
Theodore Roosevelt
Normandy
Europe
de Gaulle
Algeria
France
Macmillan
Catholic Student Conference Set in Minnesota
The Minnesota Region of the National Federation of Catholic College Students will host the National Congress August 26 31 in Minneapolis. Delegates elect Rita Nelson and Sheila Powers represent Viterbo College with officers Pat Pinesak Pat McGrath Mary Pat Filipczak and Sister Mary Roderic. Nelson chairs publicity aided by Filipczak and Kay Kotnour. The federation has over 160 member colleges and universities. It aims to inform Catholic students on current issues and empower them as laymen. Delegates from member schools draft resolutions swap ideas and elect seven new executive committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
National Federation of Catholic College Students
National Congress
Minneapolis
Viterbo College
Rita Nelson
Sheila Powers
Pat Pinesak
Pat McGrath
Mary Pat Filipczak
Mary Roderic
Miss Nelson
Kay Kotnour
United States
Two Hospitalized After City County Accidents
Two people were hospitalized after traffic accidents in La Crosse on Friday. Phillip Gorder, 18, Holmen, suffered deep head cuts when the car he rode in, driven by Larry Johnson, 18, Holmen, skidded 88 feet and hit a warehouse after losing control in an alley. Mrs. James Curry, 60, Adams, injured her left arm when she walked into a car driven by Aaron Sharp, 33, Deshler, Ohio, during a rainfall in front of Lutheran Hospital. she was treated there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Phillip Gorder
Holmen
la Crosse Hospital
Larry A. Johnson
Manley Hendrickson
James Curry
Adams
Aaron C. Sharp
Deshler
Ohio
Lutheran Hospital
Curry
Firm To Salvage Sunken Barge Near Red Wing
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines of St. Louis began salvage operations to raise a sunken 195 by 35 foot barge loaded with rye from 13 feet of water near Red Wing Minnesota. The towboat City of Joliet lost control near Lock and Dam No. 3 on June 8. Work is expected to last several years, says Col. W. B. Strandberg of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Red Wing
Minn
City of Joliet
Lock and Dam No. 3
W. B.strandberg
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
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Sarah Smith
St. Mary’s Hospital
Morton Larkava
S. Myrtle St
Janet H. Hines
Dean Schmalz
Elm Rd
Ruth K. Simonson
Community Memorial Hospital
Donald Lee Jr
Donald L. Musel
Houston
Toni-Rae Harvey
Wisconsin General Hospital
Craig Michael
Glen Comeau
Jeanette Kokott
Ratlandt
Winona Plumbing
Causeway Boulevard
Sumner Street
Black River
Jackson Street
25Th
28Th Street
27Th Street
Farnam
Cottage Grove
Clinton Street
Caledonia
Avona Street
Logan Street
Charles
Wood Street
Queen
J. R. Williams
Ol’ Casey
Meane
Tosh
Rodz
Harvey Kafe-Kafe
Christ
Adventist
John Holstein
Assembly of God
Roll Anderson
First Assembly OF God
Ferry
Donald K. Skaggs
Floyd R. Harbold
Hwy
Robert Rymers
Southside
E. Ave
Floyd Bratcher
Temple
N. Salem Rd
Loomis
Lloyd Mooney
North American Bible
7Th and Ferry
Connie Salios
Southern Baptist Emmanuel Baptist
Losey Blvd
Denton
Coulee State Bank
Robert Bosworth
WLCX
ST. Joseph'’S Cathedral
Joseph Kundinger
Thomas J. Etten
James J. Falconer
Joseph R. Sullivan
James Biechler
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Watchtower
Bible Studies
J. Swanson
Church OF Jesus Christ
Liberty
Gary O'Brien
Sacrament Servce
Church OF Jesus Christ—George and Sill
Lutheran
Bethel
Livingston and Loomis
Leland Evenson
16Th
Stefan T. Guttormsson
R. W. Anderson
Good Shepherd
Birch
J. L. Mattes
Holy Trinity
13Th St
Park Ave
Msgr
V. J. Plecity
Joseph Keating
Joseph Martinson
Newman
Anthony Wagener
Edward Bertz
ST. James
Caledonia St
Henry R. Hoerburger
Edmond Doerre
Richard A. Wisnewski
Francis A. Wavra
ST. Patrick’s—Onalaska
Joseph N. Bach
Joseph Miller
ST. John the Baptist
Avon St
Constant Chilicki
Thomas Langer
Mother of Perpetual Help
ST. Thomas More
21St
Weston Sts
Thomas E. Mullen
Michael T. McKenna
Eugene Klink
Delbert J. Malin
ST. Wenceslaus
Winnebago Sts
Alfred Hebert
Thomas Dempsey
Wisconsin Synod
Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Service
Councilmen's Conference
Wisconsin Synod Lutheran Churches of
WKTV
First Evangelical
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Grace Evangelical
Ward Ave
S 26Th
G. F. Albrecht
Immanuel Evangelical
St. Paul and Avon
Walter E. Gutzke
MT. Calvary Evangelical
Lloyd Lambert
ST. Paul's Evangelical
Main St
Sand Lake Rd
Ruben A. Kettenacker
ST. Piul
Francis V. McCaffrey
James Bailey
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Methodist
Asbury
Redfield
Deane W. Irish
Oak St
H. I. Munson
4Th Ave. N
David Passet
ST. Luke's
Lee H. Holmes
Wesley
Edwin P. Sheppard
Nazarene
Church OF the Nazarene
West Ave. and
Jackson
James H. Bell
Robert C. Light
North
Leonard Beenken
Logan
Salvation Army
8Th Citadel
Alvin Clark
Congregation
Sons OF Abraham—Temple
Bernard Reichman
Unitarian Fellowship
Unitarian Fellowship OF LA
Episcopal
Kenneth E. Trueman
Evangelical Free
Bethany
North St
Onalaska Ave
Bernard Hamilton
Campbell Rd
Car
Melvin L. Frank
David Roberts
ST. John's Reformed Church
Market
John Staton
United Pentecostal Church
Apostolic Tabernacle
Liberty and Sill
Arthur Mansur
Vacation Bible School
Denton Sts
Emmanuel Baptist Church
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