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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1945
Page
5
University of Wisconsin experts highlight rhubarb varieties McDonald Canadian Strawberry German Wine Victoria. They note tart flavor and vitamin C value, urge fresh use and freezing, with methods including washing trimming and cutting into 1 inch pieces, freezing without blanching or with brief blanching, or sugar bed for canning, then hot water bath processing.
Mrs Hilda A Doms and Arthur William Roloff of Kendall Wisconsin wed Saturday noon at the Luthern church in Sparta with Rev L A Witte officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Irvin Roloff. A Perfect Love was sung by Garnett Schroeder and Elaine Zimmerman. The couple will reside in Kendall after June 8 with Roloff employed at Wadham’s service station.
Mary Berg escapes Warsaw ghetto life and shares diary notes detailing Jewish suffering under Nazi control. Her wartime accounts, smuggled to America, lead to a forthcoming book Warsaw Ghetto recounting experiences of Jews in occupied Poland.
A ceremony at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Soldiers Grove united Rachel A. Davenport of Madison and Frank E. Reistad of La Crosse. The Rev. Ormand G. Kimball officiated at 11 as Philip Davenport presented his daughter. Maid of honor Ruth Davenport and bridal matrons Mrs. Leslie McKinney and Mrs. Gordon Hurlbut attended. The groom, son of Robert Reistad of Blue River, was aided by Emmet Maybee. After a luncheon, the couple began a week’s honeymoon and will reside in La Crosse after mid June. the bride wore a deep rose travel suit with blue accessories and the groom is an air craft communicator with the CAA.
Tekla Bekkeland of 417 Ramsland Street Westby is among 11 freshmen chosen for Sigma, the Lawrence College freshman honorary society. The group, founded and sponsored by Mortar Board, requires a 2.4 academic average for election.
The Catholic Women's League holds a special meeting at Loreto club Thursday night. Directors meet at seven with the main session opening at eight followed by four reels of films loaned by the U S bureau of fisheries.
Miss Dorothy Landry and John Goettel were married at Calvary Evangelical church in Lansing at 11 oclock Friday morning with Rev. R A Dennett officiating. The ceremony featured Vernon Peters singing and the couple receiving in the church basement reception. The bride, a Lansing High School graduate employed at Lansing Button Factory, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Landry. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Goettel and Waterville high school graduate, plans to farm with his father. After a Chicago wedding trip, they will live on their Lafayette township farm. Britain needs 15,000 more nurses.
Six women named Wanda D Dyrdahl Colleen P Golding Beverly J Rogers Jeanne A Lassig Doris J Johnson and Opal A Kinnear join the navy civilian corps at Washington DC and will depart soon to begin work.
YWCA Round Table club ends year with an indoor picnic. Officers elected Charlotte Begun president Ruth Skailand vice president Marion Simonson secretary Lois Woods treasurer. Picnics committee included Elizabeth Lenz chair Ruth Skailand Adelheide Holter Ann Harmacek. Guest Martha Bullett attended. Dr and Mrs G J Downey of 2107 Main Street will attend Tuesday commendment at Mount Mary College Milwaukee where their daughter Cleo is graduating.
Local notices list sewing auxiliaries, guilds, circles and meetings from Wak JDAY St Francis to Onalaska and Loreto club venues. Dates span Tuesday to Saturday with times at 2, 2:30, 6:30, 8 and 9, plus postponed activities to June 14 and June 19 and events at Masonic temple, IOOF hall, parish halls, public library and other community spaces.
Mrs Roy Wittenberg serves as hostess for the La Crosse Woman's club annual picnic on Wednesday. Attendees are to bring a covered dish sandwiches and table service for luncheon. Transportation inquiries should contact Mrs Osterhout or Mrs H S.
The federal building office will be open 1 to 4 30 PM on afternoons only until further notice. Yarn for 100 sweaters and 100 pairs of socks has been secured and knitters are urged to call for it soon so garments can be finished and shipped.
Before soaking a garment overnight in strong salt water to remove perspiration decide whether the fabric will withstand the water. The guidance emphasizes testing fabric durability to avoid damage and suggests alternative cleaning steps.
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