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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
3
A lengthy directory of area churches with addresses pastors and weekly schedules including worship times Sunday school and midweek services across Adventist Assembly of God Baptist Bible and many Catholic and Lutheran parishes in La Crosse Onalaska and nearby locales.
Serra International president Jan Berbers of Montevideo Uruguay will visit Stevens Point Serra Club on Monday. Five Serra Clubs in the La Crosse Diocese attend a 7 p.m. dinner at the Whiting Hotel. Berbers is the first non American leader of Serra International and is on a yearlong United States tour in a “flying Dutch man” style trip. The group promotes priestly vocations within the Catholic lay business community.
Asbury Methodist Church will recognize 29 high school and college graduates at the 9 15 a m service Sunday. Afterward worship committee members will provide refreshments. At 10 45 a m three girls will receive God and Community awards Pamela Cacciapaglio Rebecca Harris and Debra Kielley are named.
Michael Tentis, son of Mr and Mrs Adam Tentis, participated in a trumpet and organ program at Central Methodist Church Winona during Parents Weekend at Winona State College. He is a sophomore music major at Winona State.
First Presbyterian Church will begin a summer schedule with a single service each Sunday at 9 a.m. Child care and church school are offered for infants through third grade. This Sunday's service will honor high school graduates.
New members received into Asbury Methodist Church include James Bakkum Gerald Beeler and family Judith and Christine Edward Davis Robert Elsen Judy and Christine Haskey Michelle Tracey LaVerne Hutchinson Kenneth Klousin Roger Jack Miller Douglas Julie Jacqui and James Moore.
The Wisconsin Board of Health recommends seven facilities for federal grants. The Whitehall nursing home would receive 618000 dollars if the U.S. Surgeon General approves the grant.
Mrs Bertha Stratton 79 of Black River Falls died Friday June 2 after a brief illness. Services at Torgerson Funeral Chapel at 3 p m Sunday with Rev T A Ryken officiating and burial in Irving Cemetery. Call hours 7–9 p m Saturday and before services Sunday. Born Monroe County October 9 1887 she lived in Irving town Jackson County over 40 years. Husband Howard died in 1950. Survived only by sister Mrs Anna Young of Black River Falls.
Mrs. Ernest Knutson 63 formerly of Ettrick dies at a Milwaukee hospital after a three week illness. Funeral services Monday at Faith Lutheran Church near Ettrick with burial in the church cemetery. Born Sylvia Swenson September 19 1903 she married Ernest Knutson January 7 1922 and is survived by two sons a daughter a brother and 14 grandchildren, with a son James deceased in 1956.
In Adams Wisconsin during the night of June 1 vandals toppled tombstones overturned flower urns and pulled up crosses and flags at Adams Cemetery. Flower pots and bouquets were scattered and veterans flags knocked down with flagpoles broken. Sheriff’s office reports several leads and an ongoing investigation.
Milwaukee report notes Rev. John L. Thomas of Cambridge Center says Western religion faces its strongest theological scrutiny. He cites a shift toward human-centered history and questions about God’s role. He argues many issues are now settled by the people themselves, including birth control debates.
Cashton Wisconsin resident Mr and Mrs Ray Steele learn their son Spec 4 John Steele 20 was wounded by grenade fragments in action in Operation Dallas Vietnam. He sustained wounds to the right knee and ankle as a machine gunner with the 18th Regiment 1st Infantry Division and is convalescing at 93rd Evacuation Hospital. He was wounded in March in the right arm and returned to duty. He entered service August 10 1966 and arrived in Vietnam January 5.
Robert F. Twining 74 of West Salem died June 1 in a Madison hospital. He served in World War I and is survived by his widow Margaret, son Robert G. Twining, three daughters, 12 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, two sisters and other relatives. Military funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at West Salem Presbyterian Church with burial in Neshonoc Cemetery. Arthur H. Gibbons 77 formerly of La Crosse died June 2 in Eau Claire. He was a Burlington Railroad telegrapher and station agent for 52 years. Services Monday 10:30 a.m. at Stokes and Sons Funeral Home in Eau Claire with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery La Crosse. Rosary 8:30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.
Mrs. Walter W. Card age 82 of 139 South 16th Street died Friday June 2 at the home of her daughter in Chicago. Funeral services will be Tuesday at the Robert Page Funeral Home in Sparta with Rev H Raymond Voss officiating. Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Sparta. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home. Mrs Card, born Mildred Evenson, lived in Sparta for years with her husband in the Card Vieth men clothing store. Her husband preceded her in death. Surviving is a daughter Mrs Robert Marian Yarndley of Chicago.
William Ditchman used a blow torch to prep a house for painting and started a blaze. Homeowner Harry Fersht recovered $5,146 in damages in court, though the judge ruled Ditchman responsible and noted damages must be assessed.
Arthur Volkmann aged 66 of Juneau was found dead in his wrecked car Friday in Dodge County. Authorities planned an autopsy to determine the cause of death as officials noted the vehicle appeared to have gone out of control north of Lowell.
A three year United Presbyterian Church commission urges Christians to value play over work amid rising leisure from reduced labor. It argues scripture favors a leisured life pursued for truth and beauty rather than mere production, and calls the church to promote play as part of liberation and fuller living.
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Andrzejewski of St. Stanislaus Arcadia retires for age and ill health. Rev. Roman J. Papiernik will succeed him at St. Stanislaus effective June 15 as part of 30 area appointments including Rev. Walter Brey at Trempealeau and Rev. Ambrose Blenker at La Crosse Holy Trinity.
Madison Wisconsin Assembly members John Shabaz Ron Olson and Ronald Parys were appointed Friday to the Board of Governmental Operations by Speaker Harold Froehlich. The board can authorize supplemental appropriations for state agencies when the legislature is not in session.
Members of the Hi League at St Pauls Lutheran Church 420 West Ave S will lead worship at 9 and 10 30 a m Sunday. The sermon We Are a Peculiar People is prepared by Carol Larson David Skipton and Joel Helke. Epistle Gospel read by Kathy Metcalf and John Lokken. Liturgist Rev Dean A Fodness. Graduating senior high members honored at the 9 a m service.
The Bible lesson for all Christian Science churches Sunday centers on the theme God the Only Cause and Creator. The responsive reading is Psalm 78 which recalls that God was their rock and the high God their redeemer.
Grandview Hospital reports births including a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Gasper at 705 Mormon Coulee Road on May 31. A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seubert at 2915 Birch St. on June 1. A daughter Lisa Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Naas of R. 1 Onalaska on June 1, noted by Nancy Dolder.
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