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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
6
A column of practical home hints including mending storage ideas using an old suitcase, patching methods, a front belt loop tip, and guiding kids to sign color pages. Reader tips cover pet care with a hair dryer hood, bedmaking with handkerchiefs or tissues, floor care with caster tape, and using a fan to muffle noise.
Visiting hometown La Crosse after 15 years are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skailand of Yucaipa California and Esther Deutrich Skailand. Relatives include Robert Skailand Ella Brabant George Grosskopf Ralph Topel Dora Deutrich and Dawn Skailand of the University of California Riverside. A Deutrich reunion is planned for late June with Mabel Bernice Deutrich Walter Blade and William Koopman among others. Dawn will join in July and the trio will drive back to California July 11.
Joseph M. Larkin son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Larkin 901 Liberty St received a master’s degree in education at Oklahoma State University Stillwater Oklahoma on Sunday May 24 He is a 1962 graduate of Wisconsin State College La Crosse and did graduate work at Winona State College and Indiana University He has served on OSU staff as dean of men for the past two years.
A compact, adaptable accessory available in velvet to chiffon fabrics. It packs flat for travel and suits dress-up evenings.
Noon ceremony at St John’s Catholic Church joined Pamela Jo Riek and Raymond Charles Riniker. The couple, daughter and son of Onalaska and Wood Street families, wed May 23 with Rev Constant Chilicki officiating. Guests included out of town Riniker and Storandt families.
Whitehall scholars Maren Thomte Lynda Jarstad Melin da Gunderson and Eleanor Thorson travel to Green Lake June 14 for the Wisconsin Association of Future Homemakers of America convention. Mrs Judith Skaar home economics instructor accompanies them.
Grace E MacAulay daughter of Mr and Mrs I A MacAulay 2514 State St is listed among 1202 candidates for degrees at the University of Denver commencement on Friday June 5.
A fragment warns that elastic bands on underwear bras and watches leave marks on tender skin and suggests massaging these areas gently with hazel to ease irritation.
Luther College in Decorah Iowa awarded 239 degrees on Sunday May 31 with many La Crosse area graduates. Cum laude recipients included Thomas Earl Henzler and Lana J Blaske Petersen. Magna cum laude graduate Emily Beth Homstad also noted. Other La Crosse area graduates listed span disciplines from elementary education biology sociology to chemistry physics and more.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs and Sears Roebuck Foundation announce 10 finalists from 50 states for a 70000 community improvement program. Awards totaling 19000 go to top finishers with 1000 prizes for the other finalists. The event occurs June 10 at the Atlantic City convention hall with Rex Morgan as master of ceremonies.
Clarence Ronald Netwal will receive his master’s degree in electrical engineering at the 111th commencement exercise at the University of Wisconsin on June 8. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Netwal of 1402 South 29th Street and earned his bachelor’s degree at Wisconsin in 1962. He has worked as a research assistant studying microwave plasma interactions and will join Control Data Corporation of Minneapolis as an associate electronics engineer in June.
La Crosse County Retired Teachers Association holds its annual picnic Monday June 8 at 12 noon in the Myrick Park shelterhouse. Members not contacted should call Ragnhild Skaar at 135 S. 16th St. 4 2573 by Friday.
Janice E Carter and James C Thompson wed Saturday May 23 at 1 30 p m Rev James H Bell officiating The couple reside at 1437 George St groom employed at John Torrance Foundry Attendants include Karen Carter maid of honor Corne Miller best man Patricia Thompson and Wayne Carter Many relatives choir and bowling club members contributed to the event with receptions for 250 and 200 guests at Cargill House and KP Hall
Melrose Wisconsin Future Homemakers of America delegates Cheryl Cassel Elaine Murray Pat Stetzer and Bette Jo Grinde represent the local chapter at the state convention in Green Lake June 14. Accompanying them is adviser Mrs. Vivian Curran.
Jeffery Allan Haldeman, son of Mr and Mrs Everett Haldeman, was baptized by Rev O M Skindrud on Sunday May 31 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Sparta Wisconsin. Sponsors named Mrs Raymond Vieth and LaVern Haldeman.
An advertisement promotes an electric foot massager with an oscillating pad and swivel action. It notes a durable acetate plastic casing and presents foot baths as part of pampering tired feet.
The article explains enamel finishes age and turn yellow on older fridges, while newer units may yellow from using wrong cleaning products. Kathleen Bailey notes appliance cleaning waxes are white and safe for enamel. avoid paste wax which yellows. For most new appliances, hot water and mild detergent suffice.
Grace McDonald led memorial rites at Odd Fellow Hall for 57 departed sisters and 70 knights. Irene Niemeyer and Hulda Harvey placed the altar while May Morgan read the names. Evergreen sprays formed the wreath around the Bible. Pearl Roop visited as district deputy and played music. Plans for the June 10 picnic at Myrick Park Gun Club were set by hostesses Grace McDonald, Ellen Isakson, Mildred Burch, Dorothy Hamilton and May Morgan.
Holmen Wisconsin Mr and Mrs J C Skarstad will be honored at an open house Sunday June 7 at the Holmen Lutheran Church Hall celebrating their 45th wedding anniversary. Hours are from 2 to 5 p m.
Blair Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Henry Solberg will be honored at an open house Sunday June 7 from 2 to 5 pm at Zion Lutheran Church to celebrate their golden anniversary.
Green Thumb Garden Club of Onalaska met May 28 at Mrs. Clifford Lambert’s home. Mrs. Marvin Hohmann co hosted and Mrs. Albert Reburn led a program on Birds with film strips about larger and smaller birds habitats nests eggs and young in woods fields and rivers. Attendees included Mrs. Guy Briggs Mrs. Bernard Herzog Mrs. Marvin Hohmann Mrs. A D Kirk Mrs. J S La Fore Mrs. J Lloyd Lambert Mr. James Showers Mr. Ben Sias Mrs. Vernon Thompson Mr. Arnold Wicklund and Mrs. William Gust Jr. and Blanche Berg.
This week the Wilson Colwell Relief Corps hosts a 1:30 event at the courthouse GAR room on Saturday. The Coulee Region Promenaders square dance club meets at Longfellow School at 8.
INDIANOLA Iowa Marie Wagner of La Crosse Wisconsin received a bachelor of music education degree at Simpson College commencement exercises on Sunday May 31.
Roger L. Comeau D D S son of Mr and Mrs Darrell Comeau 1122 Rose St completed one year of graduate training in oral surgery at the University of Pennsylvania May 22 He is a 1961 graduate of Marquette University School of Dentistry and did internships and residencies in Hartland Newark and New York City He will join the U S Army as a captain in September stationed at Camp Zama Japan for a two year tour with his wife Emily Ann Pehler of La Crescent Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs K E Kenney left Saturday May 30 for La Grange Georgia to attend the wedding of their son John Anthony to Nancy Jane Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Thomas Flowery Branch Georgia The wedding is set for Saturday June 6 at First Baptist Church La Grange Nancy Jane Thomas is a Brenau College graduate who studied at Denver University and Montana State College She has worked for the La Grange school system John Anthony Kenney attended Murray State College and works for the Unit 200 school district in Sherrard Illinois where the couple will reside
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