Loretta Tostrud Weds Tilford Thompson At Bethel
Loretta Marie Tostrud and Tilford Thompson united in a 2 PM June wedding at Bethel Lutheran Church. Rev. O. S. Paulson officiated as family and friends watched the ceremony. The couple will reside at 136 South Seventh Street after their honeymoon in central Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Marie Tostrud
Bride of Tilford Thompson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Bethel
Tilford Thompson
Irvin Tostrud
O. S. Paulson
Harold Grupp
Milan Tostrud
Sigrud Tostrud
Minnie Tostrud
South Seventh Street
Anna Hanson
Tacoma
Wash
Inga Peterson
Duluth
Minn
Trane
Graduation Dance Set at Avalon Ballroom for Two High Schools
Central and Logan high schools host their annual graduation dance Thursday from 10 pm to 1 am at the Avalon ballroom with Larry Zieman’s orchestra. Mrs. Earl Walter of Williamsville, N.Y., spent days with local families including Lawrence Oedlke, Dale Oelke, and Jack Welda. Pfc. Harold Fluekiger of Oceanside, Calif., visits his parents at 1248 South Lith Street.
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Central
Logan
Avalon Ballroom
Larry Ziemans
Earl Walter
Williamsville
N. Y
Lawrence Oedlke
Market Street
Dale Oelke
Onalaska
Jack Welda
Min
Pfc
Harold Fluekiger
Oceanside, Calif
Mrs
Romeo Fluekiger
South Lith Street
Simple Strawberry Jam Directions From An Old Recipe
A nostalgic home recipe explains making strawberry jam with four cups berries and sugar to yield about ten glasses. It covers washing crushing or chopping berries, cooking to a rolling boil, adding pectin, skimming, and sealing glasses with paraffin, plus notes on jelly variation and using patches for future treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Watches For Service Men From Paul’s Jewelry Store
Arnold Kriemelmeyer F2c departs Sunday night after a brief visit to view waterproof and shock proof watches for service members. Watches feature luminous dials and crystals. Paul’s Jewelry Store located on North Street offers these timepieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Kriemelmeyer
Paul
Community club events fill week with meetings and socials
A long list of January through June activities across town includes the Wak Sunday Day auxiliary at Bohemian hall, Hamilton Homemakers' supper at the school, North Star temple Pythian sisters at Castle hall, ASUVCW at the courthouse, OES Thimble Bee at Masonic temple, sewing circles, thrift and welfare drives, Girl Scout council at Myrick park, and multiple church and veterans groups meeting through Friday with meals, gifts, and charity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohemian Hall
Hamilton Homemakers
North Star Temple
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Asuvcw
Court House
Masonic Temple
St. Michael's Sewing Auxiliary
Hogan Homemakers
Caledonia Street Methodist Young Women’s
O. J. Gunderson
Avon
Our Savior’s Lutheran Dorcas Society
Camp McCoy
Usc
West Avenue
Methodist
WLCS
Bethel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
First Presbyterian
Anna Cronon
Cargill
Girl Scout Council
Myrick Park
Trane
Bjornson Club
E. W. Forslund
Loomis
Navy
USO
Christ Episcopal Women’s Guild
Manuel Rosenstein
Lowe-Emmerson
Red Cross
Loreto Club
William McKinley Relief Corps
CIO
Badger Assembly
ERA
St. John’s Reformed Women's Guild
Our Savior’s Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
North Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
National Federation of
P. O. Clerk
William A. Walter
South 14Th
Sparta USO Tea Honor Guest Mrs Bergstrom
Mrs Gertrude Bergstrom of Madison vice chair of USO volunteers for the state will be honored at a Sparta USO tea Monday afternoon June 12 at the Sparta USO. Local volunteers are invited with reservations through Miss Stella Heffernan by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bergstrom
Madison
USO
Sparta Uso
Stella Heffernan
Bachelor’s Eye View Of Women A Cold Analysis
Vivian Brown interviews Joseph Mayer author of The Impolite Mirror. Mayer, a 68 year old bachelor, argues he studies women impartially from business perspective and love, noting aphorisms about women. He predicts postwar women may return to homemaking as a profession and seeks equal respect in homes and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mayer
Mr. Mayer
Mayer
Island Press
Ensign Jeannette Zimmer Commissioned in USNR at Northampton
Jeannette Ruth Zimmer of Neillsville Wisconsin former La Crosse State Teachers College student was commissioned ensign USNR May 30 after completing training at the naval reserve midshipmen school in Northampton She is assigned to aerology training at MIT Cambridge Mass Previously a physical education instructor at Central High La Crosse and member of Delta Psi Kappa Kappa Delta Pi and Orchesis She also trained in aerology at Corpus Christi naval air training center Texas.
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Northhampton
Mass
Jeanette Ruth Zimmer
Neillsville
Wis
la Crosse
D. J. Brown
Caledonia
Dorothy Margaret
Kahler School of Nursing
Rochester
New Guinea
Brown
Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
TVA
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The readable text suggests advising to protect metal in kitchen cutlery by rinsing with cold water after cutting citrus, though exact context and full guidance are unclear. This item reads as a household tip rather than a news event with persons or organizations.
Vacation Reading Club Opens at La Crosse Library
La Crosse public library and its north and south branches start a Vacation Reading club for city youths. Ten books must be read before the vacation closes. Main library hours are weekdays nine to twelve and 1 30 to six, Saturdays nine to six. branch hours run three to six daily. Pupils from first grade up may join.
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la Crosse
Chaseburg Pair Goes To Washington On Honeymoon Trip
Victoria Hohlfeld and Sgt. Leonard Schock wed at St Marys Catholic church in Coon Valley. The bride wore a chiffon gown with lace train and pearls, attendants in pale pink, and 40 guests attended a breakfast. The couple plan a Seattle honeymoon before the sergeant resumes overseas duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaseburg
Wis
Victoria Hohlfeld
Sgt
Leonard Schock
John B. Pinion
St. Mary’s Catholic Mission Church
Coon Valley
Joseph Hohlfeld
Otto Schock
la Rosse
St. Mary’s
Frances Hohlfeld
Topeka
Kas
Ruth Anderson
Westby
Eugene Lepke
Proksch
Mrs. Schock
Seattle
Wash
Proper Sitting Posture Important
ALICIA HART reports on office ergonomics citing Margery Wilson who advises stacking the spine like bricks for a straight line to avoid a slouch. Maintain balance over the pelvis, keep head and hips motionless, and rotate the spine in its center to ease back stiffness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Wilson
Miss Wilson
Wallpaper Salvage Tips From NEA Service
Those greasy smears on wallpaper from babies or hair can be removed by applying a hot iron to blotting paper over the spot. Test first on an unobtrusive area since heat may alter color. If unsuitable, try a damp cloth, spread fuller's earth, and reapply mud until smudges disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Fuller
Waterproof shipping carton aids wartime dressings supply
La Crosse chapter of the American Red Cross welcomed a new waterproof shipping carton for surgical dressings. Smaller and easier to handle, it protects dressings at ports with poor dock facilities and after rain or snow. Miss Dora Marshall and Mrs H K Holley have packed cartons since July 1940 and inspected thousands of dressings with assistants Mrs Fred Peterson Mrs A E Precher and Mrs John P Sprecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
American Red Cross
Dora Marshall
H. K. Holley
Red Cross Surgical Dressing Center
Fred Peterson
A. E. Precher
John P. Sprecher
Tribune
Red Cross
Washburn School
College Degree Awarded at 31st Saint Teresa Convocation
Miss Priscilla Kukolsky received the bachelor of science degree at the 31st annual commencement convocation in the auditorium of the College of Saint Teresa in Winona. She majored in chemistry and biological sciences. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Kukolsky of 819 Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Rynning
Main
Jeannette Edith
David M. Bey
Otto R. Bey
Mississippi
Miss Rynning
St. Olaf College
Janesville
Wis
Bey
Lutheran Theological Seminary
St. Paul
College of Saint Tersa
Winona
Prescilla Kukolsky
A. J. Kukolsky
Division Street
Kukolsky
UCT Picnic Slated by United Commercial Travelers
The United Commercial Travelers and its auxiliary plan their annual picnic on Sunday June 11 at On Alaska Park. It will be an all day event with family activities and group gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers and Auxiliary
Onalaska Park
Individual Tarts Rise As Quick Bites From Pies Idea
Home bakers adapt pie filling into single serve tarts to reduce waste. Tips include using muffin tins and parchment cups for easy removal and portion control.
Clubs Honor Gold Star Mothers Program at USC
Service Wives and Mothers and Navy Mothers plan a Wednesday eight o clock program at the USC to honor Gold Star mothers and a six star World War II mother. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
USC
ERA anniversary supper marks 40th year in community
Equitable Reserve association celebrates its 40th anniversary with a summer supper at KP hall on Thursday evening. Serving starts at 6 30 PM and members may bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Reserve Association
KP Hall
Fish Creek Homemakers Elect Officers For New Year
The Fish Creek Club held a meeting with Mrs. Alton Heinze to elect officers. Margaret Jones is president, Langrehr vice president, Cook secretary, Griffith treasurer, and Gladys Cook sunshine treasurer. The annual picnic on June 11 at Waterloo Park closes meetings until September 7.
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Fish Creek
Alton Heinze
Margaret Jones
Henry Langrehr
Leon Cook
Clarence Griffith
Gladys Cook
Sunshine
Waterloo Park
Handy tips to relax tense hands and exercis e fingers
A brief guide suggests ways to ease clenched fists and fatigue. It recommends shaking hands vigorously and smoothing cream along the fingers to help exercise them and reduce tension.
Central High Tribune 1944 Awards Banquet Highlights
The Central High Tribune held its annual banquet at the Trane tea rooms with James E. Lienlokken of the La Crosse Tribune speaking on wire news. Ronald Gillmeister was toastmaster and Patsy Shillings along with Slayne Morelle announced staff awards. Multiple staffers received LC quill pins and service awards for outstanding work and exemplary contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High Tribune
Trane Tea Rooms
James E. Lienlokken
la Crosse Tribune Telegraph
Ronald Gillmeister
Patsy Shillings
Slayne Morelle
Celeste Burke
Anne Roche
LC Quill
Elayne Morello
Carol Anderson
Marian Roehrl
Ronnie Gillmeister
Carol Gruetzmacher
Nancy Farnam
Pat Johnson
Peter Bertleson
Stewart Smith
Frank French
Rodney Dradick
Elaine Draeger
Lulu Belle Dessmore
Peter Bertelson
Sylvia Starch
Shirley Granke
Stanley Niebruegge
Phillip Phillips
Betty Herlitzke
Patsy Kennedy
Irene Kolb
Annette Lindgren
Margaret Scott
Margaret Thompson
Dawn Wrobel
Janice Johnson
Lorraine Jahimiak
Charlotte Felder
Eunice Brumm
Eleanor Blegin
Mary Grace Sieber
Louise Richeson
Carol Rau
Carolyn Wollschaeger
Shirley Tomalka
Elinor Ebin
Anne Gundersen
Lois Spika
Marion Shultz
Naomi Peters
May Queen Chosen at Walker's Store Event in San Diego
Whitehall Wisconsin notes Miss Charlotte Evenson daughter of Melvin and the late Mrs Evenson of Whitehall chosen May queen at Walker's department store in San Diego California. The selection followed a store program and coronation with a coronation dance and a viewing of candidates' campaigns supported by store funds. Miss Evenson a Whitehall high school graduate and former beauty operator now works in the Walker store personnel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Charlotte Evenson
Melvin Evenson
la Crosse
Morris Evenson
Walker's Department Store
San Diego
Calif
Percy Thompson
Evenson
Donald Kansmoe
Trempealeau County
Miss Evenson
Walker Store
Ladies In Waiting
Charlotte
Whitehall High School
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Grace Charis Corsetiere Sheridan
Pitzner
Wak
Country Club
Cass
Seventh St
Lieut
Winifred Lester
ANC
Lutheran Hospital
Australia
Lester
The
Hospital
Michael Reese Hospital
Chicago
Peru
Lutheran
Vivian Brown
Naval Reserve
Washington
Alicia Hartner
NEA Service
Newburg
Peg
Pavo
Grago
Pomel
Doerflinger
UCT
Fish Creek Club
Central High Tribuakes
Happy
U. S
Dairies
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