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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1949
Page
8
Medical column explains uremia from kidney failure or severe dehydration, noting diagnosis requires blood tests and urine analysis. It discusses prevention, links to Bright's disease, infections, and early intervention with antibiotics, plus a Q A section on stomach acidity and lupus erythematosus therapies.
Caledonia Minnesota Northwest Homemakers club hosted a May 27 housewarming at Mrs Aug N Klug s new residence. Honorees Virgel Koch Margaret Hoffman and James Driscoll received 500 honors alongside named guests Linus Ernster Leland Klug Alfred Von Arx Paul Theobald Arnold Pieper Art Augedahl Eugene Schiltz and Jerome Frank. A honeymoon visit by Cletus Gotto and spouse from Bankton Iowa occurred with local families. Daily Washington transit usage noted at 66 percent of entrants.
Kathryn Benrud honored by about a hundred guests at a May 28 shower at French Creek Lutheran church. Attendants included Mrs. Albert Hegge and Mrs. Julius Hegge with others. program featured vocal solos, piano, a reading, and a crochet basket. Benrud to wed June 1 to Frank Szablewski of Tomah. she teaches at West Salem.
PIGEON FALLS Wis May 26 Mary Ann Jacobson and Duane Kunes were wed at Black River Falls Lutheran Church. The bride is daughter of Noel Jacobson and Mrs Jacobson of Black River Falls and granddaughter of Ed Jacobson of York and Henry Jacobson of Pigeon Falls.
The twin son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Melby were christened at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Ontario Wisconsin on May 29. They are named Jack Lee and Jill Lynn. The family spent the weekend with Sid Stedman and his wife, the Melbys’ relatives, in La Crosse.
Madison experts advise homemakers to inventory utensils and remove worn or unused items. Choose versatile pots and pans from different materials to suit various cooking needs, avoid pricey gadgets, and store items for easy daily access.
Madison report notes potatoes are abundant with 446 million bushels produced last year and 71 million left for sale in March. Nutritional research shows a medium potato has calories similar to an apple or banana. calories rise with toppings. Tips cover selecting firm potatoes and using jacket baking to preserve value, plus a recipe for potato cups with baked eggs as a light main dish.
Advance celebration in Waukon IA honors Mr and Mrs Albert Hagen for their golden wedding ahead of time on May 29. The couple, born 79 and 73 years ago, share a 58 year marriage and were joined by children Leonard Hagen Walter Hagen Karl Simmons Mrs Flage and Mrs Robert Deegel plus 86 year old Holver Hagen among guests.
Koos Bastiaansen aged 67, father of fifteen, has joined a monastery in Rijsbergen Netherlands after his youngest child wed. Widowed in 1925, he raised his family alone and now declares his life’s work finished.
Bonita Mae Johnson and La Verne J. Olson married June 1 at the Presbyterian church in Galesville Wisconsin with a garden flower altar and double ring ceremony. The couple, both of Tamarack Valley roots, will live at the Johnson home after a trip to northern Wisconsin and the groom works for Centerville creamery.
Alice Marjorie Steenberg and Elnor Helmer Haugen united in Lutheran marriage vows at Westby Coon Prairie church with eight attending. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Steenberg, wore a Juliet cap amid corsages while attendants carried white and pastel bouquets. The couple plans residence in La Crosse after a northern Wisconsin honeymoon and the groom works in Trane's credit department.
Birth announcements from La Crosse to Sparta list newborns and parents at multiple facilities. Notable entries include a son for Russell Nolin of Rockland Wisconsin at La Crosse hospital and daughters for Lloyd Baldwin and Raymond Meade in Sparta. Additional births cover Arcadia Osseo Caledonia and St. Ann's in La Crosse with multiple families named.
Mr and Mrs Ed Ludeking marked their 40th wedding anniversary May 29 at the city park with about a hundred relatives and friends. They wed May 7 1909 at the home of Mrs Ludeking’s parents in Ludlow Township and later lived on a farm before moving to Waukon eighteen years ago. Their children are Margaret and Mrs Alfred Hanson.
The record lists a daily menu with breakfast, dinner, and a supper party. It details items like sliced oranges bacon fried eggs coffee cake tomato juice mixed grill French fried potatoes green beans corn chili lettuce Russian dressing and desserts. The supper includes tongue in aspic mayonnaise sour cream tomatoes celery watercress biscuits or rolls butter dried fruit compote coffee tea and milk.
A group of 43 volunteers traveled 124 miles to Strasbourg France to donate eight pints of blood for a 10-year-old girl battling leukemia. The effort highlights community support and cross border solidarity for pediatric cancer treatment.
Mr and Mrs William O Hanson announce the engagement of their daughter Beverly to Kenneth Probst son of Mrs William Probst Keyota Ia The couple will wed June 11 at Seventh Street Baptist Church at p m with a reception from seven to nine at the Hanson home
A London fashion store rolls out a smarter staff campaign giving each salesgirl a stylish frock. The move aims to boost morale and present a unified brand image.
SPRING GROVE Minn Special open house Sunday June 5 from two to five at the home of Mr and Mrs N N Kinneberg to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary.
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