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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
8
Polly's Pointers features a collage of reader tips and answers. The column offers practical household hacks from sewing tricks to using car hubcaps as ash trays, organizing tools, stitch and zipper guidance, and small rewards to encourage daily chores.
An ad promotes ODRINEX as a nonprescription fat loss pill claiming rapid seven day results without exercise or laxatives. It asserts appetite suppression, allows normal meals, and guarantees a full refund if not satisfied. Sold by Spell's Drug Stores with mail order option and a $3 price.
Fifty two descendants of Hans Anderson gathered at Carson Park in Blair Eau Claire on Sunday July 14 for a family reunion. Mr and Mrs John P Johnson will oversee next year’s event.
Taylor Wis July 13 1948 Taylor High School class of 1948 held its 15 year reunion at the Cherokee Club with 13 of 17 members attending with spouses. Guests included James Bryneldson Alvin Hanson Raymond Bock James Hagen Arvid Walton Nelson Petsch Patrick Tracy Boyd Relyea Odeen Johnson Arnold Granlund Arthur Gilbertson Norman Otterson Elvie Olson and others. Prizes went to farthest traveler most children baldest man and newest bride. An additional reunion is planned in five years.
Perspiration weakens fibers and summer garments lose strength if left damp. Launder clothing soon after use to preserve fabric quality and color. This guidance emphasizes timely washing to prevent odor, staining, and fiber damage from sweat. Regular laundering helps maintain fit and appearance.
Taylor Wis July plans for Frances Mary Carell of Tacoma to wed Elwin Walstad son of Edward and Mrs Walstad. The marriage will take place at First Lutheran Church Blair on Saturday July 20 officiated by Rev Konrad Urberg.
A compact guide to etiquette covering sports dress and behavior. It notes white attire for tennis, bright colors as distractions, seeking a gentleman’s advice for flattery, and using pools for leisure. It warns pranksters are unwelcome, gossipers disrupt aisles, a noisy knuckle cracker unsettles others, and invites should be limited to a comfortable number with dessert later. It also adds that a child in formal dress may face ribbing from peers wearing jeans.
Westby Wisconsin families gathered at Davidson Park on Sunday July 14 for a Nelson kin reunion. Attendees included Edgar Nelson of Eau Claire Carl Rasmussen Harry Anthony of Madison Joseph DaPaul Nora CaPaul of Westport and several others from Viroqua La Crosse Black Earth Beloit and Westby.
Barbara Brown of Grundy Center Iowa and Carroll Austin wed Wednesday July 10 at 2 pm in Grun dy Center Methodist Church. Rev Harold Sparks and Dr Merton Green officiated. The bride wore white peau de soie satin with chapel train and French illusion veil. Attendant Elmer Slifka in blue silk chiffon. Reception in church parlors followed by a trip to northern Minnesota. The couple will reside in Mabel where the bride teaches home economics at Canton High School. The groom works in carpentry and masonry and manages the Legion Club in Mabel. he is son of Irvin Austin and the late Mrs Austin.
Four generations attended the christening of Hugh James Herrick, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Herrick, at Zion Lutheran Church Blair, with sponsors Donna Herrick of Osseo and Frederick Juel of Chippewa Falls. Rev. L. H. Jacobson conducted the ceremony. A dinner at the Herrick home followed, honoring Mr. and Mrs. William Herrick and Son of Osseo, grandparents Leland Sires, and extended family including Ida Anderson, Julie Sires, Joseph M. Juel, and Sherley Fisch and family.
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