Summer School of Religion 70 Opens June Thirteenth
The La Crosse Federation of Churches led by Rev. AL C. Dixon announces a summer school of religion to run after public schools close. Aimed at youth, the program follows a prior model with teachers trained for a broad, co-ordinated curriculum including devotional study and Bible interrelation, and features no registration fees.
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Federation of Churches
la Crosse Federation of Churches
AL C. Dixon
Uy Open
Grady
Walter
Jodze
Tas
Tedt
Vaughn
Siroer
Cate
Uteir
Baccalaureate Service at Local High School Sunday
A local high school's baccalaureate ceremony is held Sunday with the High School Orchestra and choir performing. Students, families, and community members attend the service led by clergy and featuring reflections and prayers.
Kenyon Charges Waste in Shipping Board Operations
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Washington
Sonalar Kenyon
Mio
Senate
Sean Cor Teneo
Pepublican
Wisedusit
Contractor Paid To Avert Labor Trouble Case Details
A fragmentary report notes a contractor paid to avert labor trouble. The investigation references payments totaling sums near 88 thousand dollars and 32 thousand, with 86 thousand on Loop hotel additions. The matter involves the Dailey building investigation committee and Joseph D. Fleming.
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Poe
Fuera
Joseph D. Fleming
Tom
Immigration Bill Takes Effect Friday in U S
Central authorities project a large influx of aliens under the new law with a 400000 cap. Officials expect many to await processing into the United States as the year closes. Dr Mary Vulham Jacobs noted as a historical figure in medicine.
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Washington, D. C
Imumisration
Taront
GIL Resteret- Vine
Terewenk
United States
Mary Vulham Jacobs
Cole of Medicine
Paris
Wisconsin graduate praise for business course success
Medora Ellsworth of Houston Minnesota writes from St. Paul Minnesota praising Wisconsin Business University La Crosse for its Stenegrankie and Tookkeening Commercial Course. She says the training aided her stenography work with Brown Brodsell Sperry and Harver Blodgett Companys and notes several alumni hold positions in St. Paul and Minneapolis. She asks for more proofs to stay connected with other students.
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Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Gantleman
Stenegrankie
Mr. Day
Muuseer
Brown, Brodsell and Sperry
Taevey Blodgett Co
Maruwn
Spetey
WBU
St. Paul
Medora Ellsworth
Houston
Amian
Ready to seize opportunities for the trained youth
A motivational message urges young men to prepare now for forthcoming chances. It stresses planning and proactive self-improvement to meet expected opportunities and challenges in the near future.
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Stark
Fall term begins Sept. 6 with trial free month rates
A fragmentary notice advertises a fall term start on September 6 offering a one month trial with free monthly rates if desired. It mentions contacting a board and coordinator for information and hints at professional material related to graduates and photographs.
Absence of Reid Gaules Delays Mrs Miller Case
In Mrs Grace Miller's case of running down Maury Sina with an automobile on the Alor gao Coules road, the absence of district attorney Toucien Jeeld caused a delay in county court. The matter was adjourned until June 20 as Miss Sia attended with attorney Arthur Holmes and Brank 5.
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Reid Gaules
Mrs. Miller
Grace. Miller
Maury Sina
Alorgao Coules
County Court Webley
Toucien Jeeld
Miss Sia
Arthur Holmes
Harry Robinson Wisng
Attort Brank
Withrow
Fortes
Afiller
Stobbson
Withrow i
Tolinson
Robinson
Joole Niles Abe
Clayton
Newfox
Htm
York
Mr. Withrow
Molwinleed Boggs
Rivoli
London
Majestic vaudeville closes season with lively acts
The Majestic reveals two top vaudeville acts for the final show of the season including Keltons in Qube vursts off Music Dance and Comedy and Howard Nichols juggling. The program ends after tonight to allow theater decorators to redecorate interior.
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Majestic
Hiee Keltons
Alusic
Howard Nichols
YaSu Pitts
Werence Vidor
Ecorators
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