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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1952
Page
18
A page of classified notices includes appliance repair services, furniture refinishing, rug cleaning, and lawn care. It also lists job openings for secretaries and salespersons, housework help, demonstrators, and a county manager, with dates for Wisconsin employment service events in La Crosse.
Lost blue LaSalle bicycle from Hollywood rack ask to return to 512 So 19th St or call 2 6817 for info. Lost navy purse possibly at Conrays dial 2 0035 reward. Lost rod and reel Goose Island call 2 3167 after 4 pm. Fly rod and reel near Stodard dial 2 7566 after 4 pm. Wall cleaning service industrial and commercial 24 hour service dial 3353. Cotton mattresses rebuilt or recovered La Crosse Woolen Mills Co 1645 George 4 1637. Expert washing machine and oil burner repair Tim Severson 4 2688. Bedbugs roaches exterminated free estimates E L Kloss 1433 Jackson 2 2263. Basement walls ceilings cleaned sprayed free estimate dial 2 7001 or 2 3672.
Winners of the La Crosse Optimist Club bicycle safety contests are awarded prizes Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Stoddard Hotel. About 50 prizes, including four bicycles, will be distributed to winning boys and girls, with winners, parents, city officials and safety workers in attendance. First place slogans include Della Tetzlaff, Daniel Sorgen, Roxane Fuller and Paul Grotham. jingles feature Darlene Viner, Susie Sole ry, Edwin Thrun Jr., and Mary Kalent. The club will offer free bicycle safety checks at any city fire station, with decals awarded to passing bikes.
In the Fourth District runoff with 208 of 244 boxes counted Howle 6192 and Armstrong 5465. Howle uncommitted but leaning to Russell, backed by Kefauver supporters in the contest for one undecided seat on the 22 vote Alabama delegation. Russell and Kefauver tied seven to seven with other votes uncommitted. Russell backers claim they will gain control on the first national convention ballot.
Milwauke e Circuit Court jury began yesterday for the trial of Ann Slyder a 22 year old red headed Chicago woman charged with taking part in a $93 569 bank holdup in November. Three men captured with her were sentenced to federal prison on May 23. Slyder pleads innocent and is held on 10000 bond.
Vatican officials report Pope Pius XII, 76, is down with influenza and fever. The bulletin notes he cancelled a program of audiences but received Msgr. Giovanni Battista Montini and other Vatican officials to discuss church affairs.
The article recounts Viroqua Cooperative Creamery butter's rise, lists early directors Joseph Buchanan and others, notes Walter Wigginton as first butter maker, and praises L. M. Thompson for 36 years of leadership. It mentions 1910 patronage growth to 900, a 1929 silver anniversary history, Sylvan Dregne as manager, and a selenium fact about eyes.
The La Crosse County Court will hear Arthur A. Scheel's bid to appoint an administrator for Frieda Gardiner's estate on July 1, 1952 at 10 AM in La Crosse Courthouse. Creditors must file claims by September 2, 1952. a deadline for examination and adjustment is September 3, 1952 at 10 AM. Also, sealed bids for property in Jane Coles Addition La Crosse are due by June 25, 1952 at 4 PM with right to reject bids.
The La Crosse Tribune lists its publisher editor and department heads with contact and service details. It includes circulation and advertising managers and notes rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions within various radii of La Crosse Wisconsin.
A gilded three story brass clock given by Queen Victoria to a Turkish ambassador has resumed ticking after 45 years. Repaired by C. W. Usherwood, it now belongs to a descendant of the Sultan of Turkey's court jeweler. The fully handmade timepiece drives a chain mechanism and doubles as a calendar, with a tower thermometer.
A dog tag helped police identify two youngsters Charles Lane age 2 and Lucille Lane age 4 found wandering the streets after their parents had searched for hours The children would not speak to officers until the chow dog with them was checked for its license tag confirming the names and reunion with their family.
Experienced spray painter, $3.00 hour, steady work. Porter for night club work, call Flamingo Club 5-8 P.M. No phone calls. Men wanted for full or part time work, apply 1211 S4th rear. Short order cook wanted, know the city and have good accident record. Apply 309 Rivoli Bldg or Yellow Cab Station.
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