Jean Woods Weds Pfc Albert E Lee at Seventh Street Baptist
Nuptial vows were spoken at Seventh Street Baptist Church on Saturday morning at 10. Jean Woods and Pfc. Albert E. Lee exchanged vows with Miss Emma Mason and Mrs. Vanderbeck in attendance. Parents listed are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Woods and Mrs. Leone Woodard. Dinner followed at the Woodard home. The bridegroom is stationed at Camp Maxey, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street Baptist Church
Jean Woods
Pfc
Albert E. Lee
M. Ding
Emma Mason
Lee
Elmer Woods
Pine Street
Leone Woodard
Winnebago Street
Woodard
Vanderbeck
Rs. Woods
H. Niemeyer
Eleanor Woods
Beverly Tuck
Daughters Gather for Tea at Williams Home in Viroqua
Five daughters visiting their mother Frank Williams hosted a tea for 50 guests at the Williams home in Viroqua. Attending were Mrs May McInnis California Mrs Ruth Angus Cleveland Mrs Esther Richardson Duluth Minn Mrs Helen Otto Wisconsin Rapids and Mrs Emma Lou Bender Manitowoc plus vacationing guests Rena Sanwick Washington DC Mrs Theodore Tollefson Waterloo Ia Mrs Langdon Divers Madison Mrs Carlyle Pearson Baraboo Miss Mary Lindeman Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Frank Williams
May McIinnis
California
Ruth Angus
Cleveland
Esther Richardson
Duluth
Theodore Tollefson
Waterloo
Langdon Divers
Madison
Carlyle Pearson
Baraboo
Mary Lindeman
Chicago
Huber Rediske Couple Wed in Wisconsin Lutheran Ceremony
Beverly Alma Huber and Robert John Rediske daughter and son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Huber Baraboo Wisconsin and Mr and Mrs Charles Rediske Tomah Wisconsin were married on Wednesday afternoon at two by Rev C N Siegler a Lutheran pastor Dolores Wallace Bjorkman Darlene Schnell and Arthur Rediske attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Alma Huber
Robert John Rediske
Wayne Huber
Barr
Wis
Charles Rediske
Tomah
C. N. Siegler
Dolores
Wallace Bjorkman
Darlene Schnell
Arthur Rediske
Thompson-Sotelo Engagement for July Wedding
Mr and Mrs Leslie Pilaff announce the engagement of their daughter Vivian Elaine Thompson of La Crosse to Pvt Edward F Sotelo son of Mr and Mrs LC R Sotelo of Whittier California The marriage is planned for July 29 in La Crosse Wisconsin Special report from Mindoro Wisconsin
Summer Frock Pattern 8683 Advertised In Tribune
Fashion pattern No. 8683 shown in sizes 12 through 20 features a wide-shouldered frock with frill rows and velvet bow at the waist. Pattern aids include yardage for 39 inch fabric and a 14 size option. The Tribune advertises fashion book Fashion with 32 pages of sportwear and summer frocks priced 15 cents with 1 cent postage.
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Tribune
South Wells Street
Chicago
La Crosse Nuptials Tie Ray Zachem To Ashland and Marion
In La Crosse Wisconsin on July 29 Ray Zachem and two partners from Ashland Kentucky and Marion wed in a small ceremony. The event joined families across three states with local relatives in attendance.
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la Crosse
Wis
Ray Zachem
Ashland
Marion
Two Vegetables in One Buy Cauliflower Buy and Use Insides
A shopper is advised to buy untrimmed cauliflower and split it into two servings. Use the tender interior as one vegetable and dice the leaves for a separate dish with cream sauce.
Kale and Greens Make a Tasty Cooked Pairing
Kale shines solo or paired with Swiss chard spinach or cabbage. This simple note highlights versatile greens as a practical side dish or main component in meals. It emphasizes cooking without additional context or steps.
Golf and bridge outcomes in Co E and local social notes
Qualifying f the August tour saw women golfers Pingle Trumble and Gantert tie second in class B while class A play produced a three way tie for second with Mallees Padesky and Hackner sharing the honor and Knothe first. Bridge honors went to Purcell Johnson and Reynolds. Social items note visits by Nelson and Haas families and a cemetery club gathering at French Island with hostess Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Pingle
L. A. Trumble
Louise Gantert
Mmes
J. H. Malles
Jake Padesky
Robert Hackner
E. N. Knothe
C. L. Purcell
J. R. Johnson
T. M. Reynolds
Wacs
Robert Hirshheimer
Mmes. Johnson
Ida Henratty
John Elliott
William Graves
Locals Townsend club to meet at Odd Fellows hall
Townsend club No 3 will meet at Odd Fellows hall 121 South Fourth street Thursday at 7 30 p m Bunco will be played after the meeting Tojo s toes need Athex He won t get it but you can at your drug store Rebuilt army shoes and army oxfords at the West Ave Shoe Rebuilders corner West avenue and Adams Chester Covey and Lloyd Covey and family from Wilmington Del are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs W M Covey 830 South Second street and friends For Fuller brushes call Mrs F J Hofer 3782 M St Mary s Ladies Aid coffee 2 p m Thursday Bridge 500 sewing Sim Lewis 925 So 11th claims nothing like Athex for athletes foot itching feet
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Townsend Club
Odd Fellows Hall
South Fourth Street
Bunco
Tojo
Army
West Ave
West Avenue
Adams
Chester Covey
Lloyd Covey
Wilmington
Del
W. M. Covey
South Second Street
F. J. Hofer
St. Mary’s
Army Laundry Methods Demonstration Delights Lafayette
In Lafayette Louisiana 100 Quartermaster Corpsmen from Camp Claiborne staged a mobile laundry unit demo. The mayor asked them to extend their stay as soapsuds swirled through the G IL style setup showing 45 minute complete wash and dry including socks and underwear with a revolving extractor and tumblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. IL
Lafayette
Quartermaster
Camp Claiborne
La Crosse Girl Scouts Open Summer Season At Camp Decorah
La Crosse Girl Scouts begin summer camping July 31 with a three day pre camp training for staff at Camp Decorah. Scout Executive Margaret Yeakel announced staff to date including M. B. Skundberg business manager June Nestigen handicraft counselor Phyllis McConnell swimming counselor Dorothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Camp Decorah
Margaret Yeakel
M. B. Skundberg
June Nestigen
Coon Valley
Phyllis McConnell
Decatur
Dorothy
Baby Creeper Pattern Sale Aids Girl Scout Camp
The Tribune promotes pattern No. 5765 for a washable cotton Baby's Creeper with sizes 6 months to 2 years. Readers send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage for pattern and directions to Anne Cabot in Chicago with address details. Girl Scout camping opens August 3 to 13 with La Crosse and Baraboo units. Local camp committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cabot
He Tribune
South Wells Street
Chicago
Births and Naming Notices From Various Hospitals and Homes
New Citizens Le Crosse Hospital records a July 35 birth a son to Mr and Mrs Roland Krueger 2131 Wood Street Lutheran notes July 26 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Erickson 2500 South 17th Street July 25 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Anderson 2126 Loomis Street July 25 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Pearly Bienstien Westby Wis July 26 Le Bee and Mrs O J Nesheim De Soto Prairie du Chien we on 24 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Spring Grove Minn Hospital July 19 a son to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Moen July 18 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Reginald Mahr Dorchester Is July 20 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Myron Larson Mabel Minn July 21 a son to Mr and Mrs Orval Hanson Mabel July 21 a son to Mr and Mrs Jerome Gun Gerson July 24 twin daughters to Mr and Mrs Julius Guibranson St Ann s July 25 a daughter Kathleen Louise to Set and Mrs Bernard J Kahrhoff 320 Mississippi Street Gertrude Arneson July 26 a son Glen Howard to Pfc and Mrs Rona Peter Heilier Brownsville Minn Mary Fern Schnick Fort Benning Ga July 26 a daughter to Lieut and Mrs Arnold C Weier Helen Loughan Onalaska
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le Crosse Hospital
Roland Krueger
Wood Street
Lutheran
Walter Erickson
South 17Th Street
Henry Anderson
Loomis Street
Pearly Bienstien
Westby
Wis
le Bee
O. J Nesheim
DeSoto
Prairie du Chien
Julius Guibranson
St. Ann's
Kathleen Louise
Set
Bernard J. Kahrhoff
Mississippi Street
Gertrude Arneson
Glen Howard
Pfc
Rona Peter Heilier
Brownsville
Minn
Mary Fern Schnick
Fort Benning
Arnold C. Weier
Helen Loughan
Onalaska
Women workers reduce powder-plant hazards, says official
Colonel T. C. Gerber, Army Ordnance director of Safety in Chicago, states safety records in powder plants improve with more women employed. He cautions he cannot prove direct causation but notes the trend is statistically true and that women workers are safer in army ordnance plants than in most civilian industries.
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T. C. Gerber
Army Ordnance
Chicago
Gerber
Army Ordnance Explosive Plant
Army uses fabric remnants for overseas bagging material
At the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot eight women convert about 60 000 yards of fabric odds and ends into baling bags for overseas shipments. The bag makers then return the finished bags to the depot for sending soldier clothing abroad.
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Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot
Victory gardens bloom across Fort Leavenworth lawns
The commanding general leads a drive to double the 1943 vegetable crop of 8000 dollars by turning fort grounds into 60 gardens and several plots. The largest garden spans over 14 acres, with Wacs tending a 2 acre plot and others farming around barracks and tennis courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Wacs
Darlene Martin Marries Miles Kapinus in Prairie du Chien
Darlene Melvina Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Martin wed Miles F Kapinus son of Mr and Mrs Art Kapinus in a Wednesday morning ceremony at St Johns Catholic Church Prairie du Chien. Rev Paul Monorski officiated with bridesmaids Hazel Martin Myrtle Kapinus and best man Lawrence Kapinus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Darlene Melvina Martin
Ernest Martin
Miles F. Kapinus
Art Kapinus
Paul Monorski
St. Johns’ Catholic Church
Hazel Martin
Myrtle Kapinus
Lawrence Kapinus
Lawrence Geisler
Virginia Johnson Completes Training and Receives New Orders
Virginia Sir Betty Jane Johnson of 1719 Pine Street has finished basic training at the naval training school in Bronx New York and is ordered to Norfolk for further photography instruction. She attended Central High School in La Crosse and worked as an assembler at Moto Meter Gauge, daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Johnson.
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Carol Perso
Yeoman
United States Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Arthur E. Perso
Sandstone
Minn
Yeoman Perso
Naval Training School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Yeoman Perse
McLellan
la Crosse
Betty Jane Johnson
Pine Street
Bronx
N. Y
Norfolk
Central High School
John C. Johnson
John DeWitt
Dances and Talks for Homemakers At County Meeting
Homemakers of La Crosse and nearby areas gathered at Myrick Park for the quarterly meeting with about 150 attendees. Lorraine Neumann Fought’s dance pupils performed and Mrs. Alvin Mikelson spoke on Home Welfare. Mrs. Ivan Wright chaired. October session planned in West Salem with local hostesses. Morning quarterly sessions and an afternoon fall council meeting were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Myrick Park
Lorraine Neumann
Alvin Mikelson
Family Welfare Association
Ivan Wright
West Salem
Wives of Officers Train as Volunteer Nurses at Camp Edwards
Twelve officers wives graduate in the first New England army installation program offering volunteer nurses aides at Camp Edwards station hospital. Gov Saltonstall of Massachusetts attends to congratulate the group following Pearl Harbor inspired service by their sisters.
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Pearl Harbor
Gov. Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Camp Edwards
New England
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Camp Maxey
Tex
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Evers
Leonard Nelson
Jackson Street
New York
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George J. Haas
Liberty Street
Sgt
Marvin Haas
AAF
Albuquerque
N. M
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Market Street
Boston
Sue Lokken
French Island Cemetery Club
E. Wynona Hauser
Cameron
Vel
Wisconsin
Soos W
Girl Scouts
Cli
Hogan School
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Phil Schwanzle
Mies. C. S. Anderson
Donovan Olson
W. R. Hanson
Casper Christianson
E. J. Boldon
Mrs. Anne Cabot
Everybody Gardens
Darlene Martin
St. John’s
Virginia
U.S. A
Priete
Cass
Seventh St
War Manpower Commission
Your Cleaners
Brazil
Alaska
South Africa
Coca-Cola Company
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