Dregne Receives Flying Cross for Aerial Missions
Lieut. Col. Ir. Tex. Col. Dregne, combat operations officer in Col. Donald W. Graham's Eighth Fighter Command group, was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross by Brig. Gen. Murray C. Woodbury for extraordinary achievement in aerial flight over enemy occupied continental Europe. He and Col. Graham led missions to Posen Brux Berlin Munich and Leipzig. Two days earlier he received his third oak leaf cluster to the Air Medal. a former University of Wisconsin student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ir- Tex
Dregne
Donald W. Graham
Eighth Fighter Command Group
Murray C. Woodbury
Europe
Col
Graham
Posen
Poland
Brux
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Munich
Leipzig
University of Wisconsin
Unusual Mink Farm Run by Solberg Family Near Bangor
The Solberg family operates a mink farm four miles from Bangor Wisconsin. Edwin Solberg, his wife, and 17 year old Wayne raise about a hundred kits annually and select from several pelts including Yukon black silver sable platinum and black cross. The farm uses row wire cages with nest boxes and relies on marsh grass for bedding. Kits are born small and mature quickly with careful feeding from a self supplied meat shop. No one enters the farm until weaned due to nervous mink. Dogs guard the premises and a tin roof protects pens from pneumonia. Solberg furs are marketed across the United States and into Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Wis
Hang
Edwin Solberg
Wayne
Solberg
United States
Canada
100th Division men lead daring daylight raid behind German lines
Two soldiers from the 100th Infantry Battalion trained at Camp McCoy carried out a daylight raid near Anzio to identify German dispositions. Lieut. Young Oak Kim and Pfc. Irving Akahosi crawled through wire and briars, captured two Germans, and returned with vital intelligence on enemy units in a critical sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
100Th Infantry
War Department
Anzio
Young Oak Kim
Los Angeles
Calif
Irving M. Akehasi
Hawaii
Kim
Aareaa
Pic
Akahosi
Ant
Gordon
Holmen Area School Board Picks New Officers
In Holmen Wis last week new school board officers were named with Raymond Astley and Alfred Aspesser as clerks at Long Coulee and Council Bay. Melvin Nelson and Clarence Moe became directors at Maple Shade and Midway, succeeding seven former officers. Re-elected clerks were Frank Van Loon and Garfield Casberg. treasurer Orville Hanson and Ernesteet Long Coulee. Prairie district votes to pen and dry well. Alda Evenson remains teacher. Midway gets Mrs Donald Haug while Halfway appoints Mrs Leonard Burrows. Sour Creek remains closed with three pupils transported to other schools. Annual meeting postponed one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmen
Wis
Raymond Astley
Alfred Aspesser
Long Coulee
Council Bay
Melvin Nelson
Clarence Moe
Maple Shade
Midway
Ansel Bratberg
Herman Heram
Arthur Helgeson
H. W. Shilling
Frank van Loon
New Amsterdam
Garfield Casberg
Amsterdam Prairie
Orville Hanson
Halfway
Ernesteet
Alexa Sour Creek
Prairie District
Alda Evenson
Donald Haug
Albert Kriesel
Leonard Burrows
Marie Heider
Sour Creek
Jean Hanson
Nancy Mahlum
Arthur Mahlum
Birthday greeting for Mrs Betty at 15 Fifth Avenue
A birthday note wishes Mrs Betty W Lafeer a happy day. The message mentions 15 Fifth Avenue South and lists Gienma J Troms with an address at 15154 Mississippi Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wlafeer
Fifth Avenue South
Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa weather forecast brief
Weather record notes fair conditions for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Tonight is slightly cooler in Wisconsin and Minnesota with fair skies. Thursday brings fair conditions and a warmer trend in Minnesota and Iowa with cloudy periods in parts of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Towa
Armer West
River Forecast From Hastings to Genoa
The Mississippi River is expected to fall in the upper pool areas with average daily drops around 0.01 to 0.02 feet. Lower pool areas will hold steady for several days with little change anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Genoa
Tabbert Earns Outstanding Farmer Honor at State Fair
H Tabbert named outstanding farmer recipient to receive a certificate at the Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee next month. He runs the Tabbert dairy near Holmen with 21 milch cows, member of the dairy herd improvement for years, wife Evelyn Stolander Onalaska, son Larry two, and will be joined by T C Main Holmen director of vocational agriculture and FFA representatives on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabbert
Milwaukee
Holmen
C. F. Tabbert
Onalaska
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Evelyn Stolander
Larry
T. C. Main
Holmen High Geen
FFA
Ar Sentatives
Dublin golf clubs could join Workers' union drive
Five hundred workers in Dublin golf clubs may join the Workers' Union of Ireland. The union plans to seek standard pay and uniform hours for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Workers’ Union of Ireland
Ration Guide Details Stamps and Price Ceilings
The guide lists ration stamp validity for meats fats and processed foods, sugar, shoes, gasoline, and fur l. Periods and dates are given. It also sets price ceilings for fruits and vegetables in La Crosse Wisconsin and Winona Minnesota for the week of July 20 26. Items include apricots bananas cherries grapefruit oranges plums peaches raspberries cabbage carrots cucumbers lettuce lettuce heads onions and tomatoes with varied per unit prices.
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la Crosse
Wis
Winona
Minn
California
Vernon Luther League Holds 11th Bible Camp in Wisconsin
The Vernon Circuit Luther League hosts an eleven annual Bible camp at Luther Park Chetek Wisconsin during the week. Dean of camp management is Rev J O Holum Westby the manager Rev A M Austin Elroy registrar treasurer Rev J N Lunde Mt Sterling. Sessions run daily under Rev Harold J Brown Rev Norris Stoa and Andrew S Burgess with topics Living for Jesus First John and world mission. Activities include swimming boating under Red Cross rules with lifeguards. Open to youths confirmed or age 14 and older with transport provided to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westby
Wis
Luther League
Luther Park
Chetek
J. O. Holum
A. M. Austin
Elroy
J. N. Lunde
Mt. Sterling
Harold J. Brown
Fessenden
N. D
Better Leagues
Norris Stoa
Morris, Ill
North Dakota
Andrew S. Burgess
Foreign Missions
Jesus
Red Cross
Former City Resident Receives Army Award
John M. Ross of Oshkosh Wisconsin received a $50 War Department award for a suggested change in army equipment. Lieut. Col. Eldon A. Koerner praised Ross for initiative and resourcefulness in a letter to his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Ross 1147 Main Street.
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John M. Ross
U. S. Army
Leach Company
Oshkosh
Wis
War Department
Charles Ross
Main Street
Eldon A. Koerner
Army Service Forces
Chicago
Signal Corps
Ross
Phy Ed Teachers Fault Modern Girls Crying Attitude
Boulder Colorado report says the National Association of College Women in Physical Education blames the one child family, home discipline shortages, and crowded urban living for a perceived cry baby attitude among adolescent girls noted in physical education circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
National Association of College Women In Physical Education
Barrett Transferred From Camp McCoy to Phoenix Laundry
Barrett civilian superintendent of the post laundry at Camp McCoy Wisconsin was transferred this week to a QM laundry position in Phoenix Arizona Capt Louis T Day post laundry officer announced Barrett a War Dept veteran with over 20 years of service had served at McCoy about two years and moved from the old camp to the new camp when the laundry first opened
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
William A. Barrett
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis T. Day
Barrett
War Dept
McCoy
Melrose 4-H Club Holds Waterside Picnic
Members of the Melrose Wide Awake 4-H club and their parents enjoyed a picnic at Waterloark on Sunday. Attendees included families of Charles Brown Harold Tenner Forrest Kuner Clarence Schliefer Merlin Olson Will Sawyer along with grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Andrew Heineck Wallace Pfaff Wesley Spaus and Ruth Severson.
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Melrose, Wis
Melrose Wide Awake
Waterloark
Charles Brown
Harold Tenner
Forrest Kuner
Clarence Schliefer
Merlin Olson
Will Sawyer
Andrew Heineck
Wallace Pfaff
Wesley Spaus
Ruth Severson
Kenneth Buros Promoted While Overseas in Italy
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Buros of Viroqua announce their son Kenneth E. Buros has completed the radio operator and technician fifth grade course of study. The program began in the United States and finished in Italy after one year overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua, Wis
Ole Buros
Viroqua
Kenneth E. Buros
Italy
States
Kenneth
Real Estate Transfers and Court Actions From La Crosse
Real estate transfers include Ove Gathered and wife to Leon O Low on 71st Street between Vine and State Streets and Albert L Miller to John R Steegsta on Travis Street between 14th and 15th Streets. In Onalaska Bertha Dolbier to Levert Thompson and wife and Pearl Betz et al to Felix La Blanc. Nobiet pleads guilty to open and gross lewd behavior. $100 fine or 60 days jail. Seekamp pleads not guilty and jailed pending exam July 21. Public highway beggar sentenced to 30 days, suspended on departure from town with others. four Meuston youths found idle and jailed 10 days each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Ove
Leon O. Low
Elie Nobiet
Onalaska
Ralph Seekamp
Seekamp
Robert Coleman
Hopkinsville
Kyming
Milwaukee Railroad
Marvin Gates
Walter Winker
Betty Powell
Meuston
Wis
le Crosse
Jai
Iowa Council Approves Land Purchase For National Park
The Iowa executive council approved adding 126.5 acres of Mississippi river bluff lands north of McGregor to complete a mound monument. Purchases were by sheriff's condemnation with payments to Marjorie Laird Stone, Arthur Sawwell, and Minnie Liebhardt and estate of Dr. Laura Liebhardt. The area is tied to plans for a national memorial and later improvements as a national park project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgregor
State Executive Council
Iowa Conservation Commission
Marjorie Laird Stone
Arthur Sawwell
Minnie K. Liebhardt
Laura Liebhardt
Colorado
Liebhardt
John G. Liebhardt
National Park Service
Obituary notices for Scanlon and Fregin
John T Scanlon 49 Harmony Minnesota died in hospital after a brief illness. Survived by wife Ella Crowley three sons John William Gerald Harmony three daughters Lyle Bijorton Lime Springs Helen Patricia, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral at Katherine Crowley home 1232 Mississippi St 9 30 a m and St Marys Church 10 a m. burial La Crosse Catholic Cemetery. Rosary 7 30 p m at Katherine Crowleys. Edward Carl Fregin 35 Dodgeville Wisconsin died in Chicago. Survived by wife, parents, grandmother, sister and two brothers. Service Thursday 2 p m South Chapel Sletten McKee. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. Christian Science services.
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John T. Scanlon
Harmony
Minn
Ella Crowley
John
William
Gerald
Lyle Bijortont
Lime Springs
Helen
Patricia
Katherine Crowley
Mississippi Street
Edward Carl Fregin
Dodgeville
Wis
Chicago
la Crosse
Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service
Crawford
Richland
Iowa
August Fregin
Andrew Busch
William Spears
Herbert
Carl Fregin
Sletten-McKee Company
Christian Science
Woodlawn
Laura G Holbek dies. funeral held in Denver
Miss Laura G. Holbek formerly of La Crosse died July 15 in Denver Colorado. Her brother Arthur Holbek of Minneapolis is the sole survivor. Funeral services were held July 17 in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura G. Holbek
la Crosse
Denver
Colo
Arthur Holbek
Minneapolis, Minn
Funeral services for Frank H. White in Stoddard Wis
Funeral services for Frank H. White 90 of Stoddard Wisconsin who died in a local hospital will be held Friday at 1 30 pm at the home and at 2 pm at St Matthew s Evangelical Lutheran Church Stoddard Reverend Fred Schroeder officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery Friends may call at the home Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. White
Stoddard
Wis
St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fred Schroeder
Funeral services for Minnie Layman Held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Layman 79 of 1827 Farwell street who drowned at Riverside Park will be Saturday at 2 p m at Madden funeral home Rev W C Rathke officiating burial in Oak Grove cemetery Friends may call Friday evening at Madden funeral home
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Minnie Layman
Farwell Street
Riverside Park
Madden Funeral Home
W. C. Rathke
Oak Grove Cemetery
Death of Chris G Dettinger at 71 in Wisconsin
Chris G Dettinger 71 of 71315 Copeland avenue died in a local hospital Tuesday afternoon. Born May 11 1873 in Galesville Wisconsin he is survived by three daughters two sons a sister two brothers and 15 grandchildren. Services scheduled Friday at 2 p m at Sletten McKee Co north chapel with Rev S Lambright officiating burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris G. Dettinger
Copeland Avenue
Galesville
Wis
Charles Bull
Millie Ashdown
la Crosse
A. B. Olson
Milwaukee
Lemuel D
Clark
Alfred Brenegan
Carl Dettinger
Whitehall
George
Earl, Wis
Sletten McKee Co
S. Lambright
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Planche Lewis
Funeral services for Mrs Planche Lewis will be held Saturday at 2 p m at the south chapel of Sletten McKee chapel company. The late Mrs Lewis died at her home on Monday evening. Rev R F Halberg will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planche Lewis
South 11Th Street
Sletten McKee Chapel Company
R. F. Halberg
Funeral Rites for Mrs Minnie Stephan Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Stephan of 418 Oakland Street are set for Thursday at 2 p m at Hellwig Morris chapel and 2 30 p m at First Lutheran Church West Avenue and Cameron with Rev W A Schumann officiating Burial will follow in Oak She is survived by a daughter Mrs Arthur Niedfeldt at home a son Henry C Stephan of Washington DC and a brother August Gehrking of La Crosse She was a member of the church Ladies Aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stephan
Oakland Street
Hellwig-Morris
First Lutheran
Death Of Nicholas Birnbaum In Local Hospital
Nicholas Birnbaum of 911 South 10th Street died in a local hospital on Tuesday night. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Birnbaum
South 10Th Street
Last Scout Encampment at Camp Decorah Near Sparta
Sparta scouts from troop 81 attend the final encampment week at Camp Decorah near Galesville. Nine scouts enlist under the Methodist sponsorship and include Donald Edmiston Jack Ness Earl Peaslee Donald Vanderwort Richard Spink Leroy Jones William Jackson Richard Kiefer and Robert Worth. The Lutheran troop sent 11 scouts last week including Merlyn Eid Don Gaunby Bill Harris Jerry Randall Devon Starkes Le Roy Robert Jerry Simonson Calvin Kroner Norman Baker and George Stathis.
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Sparta
Wis
Camp Decorah
Galesville
Methodist Church
Donald Edmiston
Jack Ness
Earl Peaslee
Donald Vanderwort
Richard Spink
Leroy Jones
William Jackson
Richard Kiefer
Robert Worth
Merlyn Eid
Don Gaunby
Bill Harris
Jerry Randall
Devon Starkes
LeRoy
Robert
Jerry Simonson
Calvin Kroner
Norman Baker
George Stathis
McCoy Plans Contribute to Victory Program at Camp McCoy
Camp McCoy civilian employees submitted 1 000 of 109 011 suggestions nationwide under the Ideas for Victory program. Nine thousand eight hundred eighty four ideas adopted across the country saved an estimated 22 242 197 dollars in the first year. Cash awards at McCoy ranged from 10 to 25 dollars. Maj. Kirby said overall country prizes totaled 230 714 dollars. May showed the highest adoption rate at 15 percent. McCoy’s rate was lower due to many simple gripes and disallowed ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
War Department
George M. MacMullin
Maj
Charlie McD. Kirby
Kirby
Trempealeau County Red Cross War Dressings Effort Resumes
Trempealeau county Red Cross will resume surgical dressings work this week under chairwoman Mrs Walter E Sprech er. August September county quota is 27000 four by four inch sponges to be finished quickly. Ten workrooms operated in Whitehall Independence Galesville Arcadia Blair Osseo Eleva Strum Ettrick Trempealeau. A total of 545 workers have donated 14864 hours completing 198000 dressings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
Trempealeau County
American Red Cross
Walter E. Sprecher
Independence
Red Cross
Eleva
Strum
Trempealeau
Three Cars Involved In Accident East Of Tomah
An eight to eleven pm accident one mile east of Tomah damaged three cars. Harvey Larson drove toward Baraboo and claimed no taillight on the Jorgensen car led to a close pass and collision with Lieut. Col. P. L. Rogers of Camp McCoy. Damages: $200, $180, and $20. No injuries. Passengers included Mae Jorgensen, Flossie Whereatt, and Lavaughn Carlson. County Traffic Officer Chris Hendricksen investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
Harvey Larson
Baraboo
June Jorgensen
Camp Douglas
Larson
Jorgensen
P. L. Rogers
Camp McCoy
Rogers
Mae
Flossie Whereatt
Lavaughn Carlson
Chris Hendricksen
Schroeder Renamed Chairman In Caledonia School Board
A. W. Schroeder was renamed chairman of independent school district No. 42 at a Tuesday board meeting in Caledonia Minnesota. Mrs. Mary E. Hellickson was named clerk and Mrs. George N. Schmitz will again serve as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
A. W. Schroeder
Board of Education
Independent School District No. 42
Mary E. Hellickson
George N. Schmitz
Schmitz
John H. Rippe
C. F. Bowers
R. E. Ryan
New Phy Ed Instructor Named at Lawrence College
Acting President Ralph Watts announced Barbara MacKay, head of physical education at Tenacre School, Wellsley Massachusetts, as instructor in physical education for women at Lawrence College. She succeeds Barbara Timmins, who left after four years to join the University of Illinois faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton, Wis
Barbara MacKay
Tenacre School
Wellesley
Mass
Lawrence College
Ralph J. Watts
Miss MacKay
Barbara Timmins
Lawrence
University of Illinois
Winona Livestock and Chicago Grain Report Summary
SWIFT & COMPANY reports salable hogs at 13.75 to 13.85 and cattle markets mixed with highs for steers at 17.65. Sheep market slow with springers 14 to 14.50. Chicago cash grain shows No. 2 red wheat around 1.57 and oats near 0.78. Potatoes steady, Missouri Cobblers around 2.00 to 2.50, Kansas Cobblers 2.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tim
WFA
Missouri
Kansas
Milwaukee Livestock Prices Hit by Week’s End Trade
Market report from Milwaukee lists hogs at 180 to 230 pounds steady with some higher gains for others, 160 to 170 pounds at 13.00 to 13.35, sows mainly 11.50 to 11.85, and boars 5 to 6. Cattle numbers around 700 with steers 16.25 to 16.75, cows 9 to 12.50, calves 12.50 to 15 with vealers 12.50 to 14.50, sheep 100 head steady with lambs 14 to 14.75 and ewes 2.50 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
WFA
Winona
Minn
Bologna
Milwaukee Livestock
Milwaukee
Chicago live poultry and butter prices and receipts
Market notes show unsettled live poultry with 23 trucks 2 cars and 1.0 billion pounds in receipts. fryers and broilers quoted at 2342 to 2942 and 2442 to 292 for roast ers. butter firm with 634 313 pounds receipts. eggs light with 12 836 receipts and mixed quotes for U S specials standards dirties and checks all in a Chicago market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Earl Kiefer Wounded in Action in the Pacific
Pfc. Earl Kiefer 20 son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Kiefer of 913 Wolcott street was wounded in action June 15. Military telegram said report on his condition was delayed. He joined the US Marine Corps in 1942 and served in the South Pacific with the Second Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kiefer
Leonard Kiefer
Wolcott Street
Kiefers
war _ department
Earl
U. S. Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
South Pacific
Saipan
Second Marine Division
Ely Promoted to Captain in 417th Infantry
Ely, commander of Co A, 417th Infantry, promoted to captain as announced by Col George E. Bruner. West Point graduate, class of 1942, is son of Gen. Hansen E. Ely. Ely serves at CAMP McCOY Wisconsin in this wartime update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Mccoy
Wis
John A. Ely
Co. A
417Th Infantry
George E. Bruner
Capt
Ely
West Point
Hansen E. Ely
Reti
Naples Proposes Potash Dust for Fertilizer Use
Naples Italy suggests using potash dust from Vesuvius eruption as fertilizer. Large areas near the volcano could be unusable this year, with 50 000 acres affected and 2 500 000 more suitable for partial use, potentially sending material to Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Britain
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Ration Guide
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Andrews Sisters
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Ordnance Unit Training Center
Red River Ordnance Depot
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L. E. Danuser
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Fort Snelling
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Maer
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