First German Methodist Church Schedule Highlights
The First German Methodist church at 7th and Ferry lists 9:15 am Sunday school led by W G Haebich, 10:30 am and 7:30 pm worship with Rev L J Brenner, sacrament after the morning service, Epworth League events, and a Friday concert June 11 at 8:00 pm. A German school course begins June 6 with women’s classes. youth activities and a new song service precede an evening talk by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First German Methodist Church
Corner 7Th and
Ferry Street
John HB. Klaus
W. G. Haebich
L. J. Brenner
Epworth League
Theodore Miller
Emil Stender
South Seventh Street
Wesleyan
St Pauls Universalist Church Service Notes
St Pauls Universalist Church on Eighth Street led by George R G rake offers Sunday school at 2 pm with Long as superintendent and a 6 45 pm Young People's union praise. Public worship features a sermon The Charm of the Imble at 11 am. Visitors and strangers welcomed to join worship and church work in the church parlors on Eighth Street.
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St. Paul's Universalist Church
Eighth Streets
George R. G
Rake
Prp
Long
Young People’s Union
Eichth Street
Sunday Services At First Methodist Episcopal Church
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Eighth and King streets, Rev. T Stanley Cadams pastor, hosts Class meeting at 9 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth league at 7 p.m. The Lord's Supper will be administered at 11 a.m. followed by a short address. Evening sermon at 7:45 p.m. titled These Beautiful Days for Beautiful Lives. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighth and
King Streets
T. Stanley Cadams
Epworth League
First Sunday after Trinity at Christ Church Episcipal
Services listed for Christ Church Ninth and Main. Rev W Everett Johnson rector. Matins at 7:49 am Holy Communion at 8:00 am Sunday school at 9:36 am short Matins and sermon at 9:45 am Evensong and sermon at 7:30 pm Music includes Venite Benedictus in Chant I will Sing of Thy Flower Sullivan Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Stanford in G flat Anthem Rejoice in the Lord Elvey
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Christ Church
Episcopal
Christchurch
Ninth
Main Streets
W. Everett Johnson
Fower
Sullivan
Pimittis
Stanford
Elvey
St Pauls Norwegian Lutheran Church Notices
St Pauls Norwegian Lutheran Church on West Ave and Division Street lists Sunday school with Bible study at 9 15 am no services on Sunday Ladies Sewing Circle meets Tuesday afternoon at 242 South 24th St Ladies Aid society meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors Mrs A J Angelstad and Mrs N Metstad entertain Men’s league meets the same evening all men welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Ehuurch
West Ave
Division Street
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
S. Hetland
South 24Th St
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. J. Angelstad
N Metstad
First Congregational Church Service Today
Morning service at 11 o'clock with pastor Rev. Car los C. Rowlison leading. All members day includes a sermon The fatality of unbelief and special music. Bible school at 7 p.m. and Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. Bethany Mission meeting at church parlors at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
First Congregational Church
Main
Seventh Streets
Carlos C. Rowlison
All Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Bethany Mission
First Baptist Church Morning Service and Bible Study
The First Baptist Church on Sixth Street between Main and King with Pastor W. J. Peacock conducts morning worship and communion at 16:36. The worship includes a half hour of Bible study. Three adult classes meet, with the Brotherhood class led by Mr. Gran for men and Mrs. Fmery and Professor leading others.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Sixth Street
Main and
King
W. J. Peacock
Gran
Brotherhood
Fmery
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday services and events at First Presbyterian Church corner King and Sixth Streets led by Rev. D C Jones. Sunday school at 10 a m with classes for all ages, morning service at 11 a m on "First Things First," Junior Endeavor 3 p m, Senior Endeavor 6 15 p m, evening service 7 15 p m on "Conversion." Wednesday prayer meeting, Ladies' society meets Thursday afternoon. all welcome.
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First Presbyterian Church
King and
Sixth Streets
D. C. Jones
Ladies’ Society
J. A. Rowles
Union Service at St Johns Reformed Church
The Fathers Mothers and Their Children gather for a union service at St John s Reformed Church Fourth and Market with bouquets from children choirs and two short addresses by the pastor FE Vorn holt. Parents and children are urged to attend. mothers cradle roll room reserved. service begins at 7 pm. Children should bring flowers 30 minutes prior.
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St. John’s Reformed Church
FE. Vornholt
Fide
God Bless Our Fathers
West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Services
West Avenue M E church on West avenue South near Jackson street. Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon by the pastor on The Aim of Education. Sunday school at 11 45 Epworth league devotionals at 7 15 with The Promises of Guidance. Evening worship at 8 with Conquering Our Sins. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 50. Cordial welcome at all services.
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West Avenue
First Church of Christ Scientist Service Notice
Sunday services at 11 a m with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o clock. Free reading room open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 11 a m to 5 p m at 507 Main Street second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Scientist
King Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Main Street
Spiritual Church Plans Home Parlor Meetings
The Spiritual Church resumes parlor meetings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McFarlin 208 South Seventh Street. Gatherings will occur Sunday and Wednesday evenings weekly for those interested in psychic teachings and demonstrations led by Rev. Catharine McFarlin.
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Spiritual the Spiritual Church
La Crosse Rescue Mission Notice
Miss Esther Naas leads nightly gospel services at La Crosse Rescue Mission 215 Pearl street with a 30 minute song service and a short message. County jail service at 10 30 a m Sunday school 3 p m prayer meeting 4 p m and evening service at 7 p m Superintendent D C Dewey speaks somethin doin all the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Rescue Mission
Pearl Street
D. C
Dewey
Esther Naas
North Side Church News for German Methodist Episcopal
The German Methodist Episcopal church at corner Berlin and Clinton streets led by Rev. B C Brandenburg offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m with C F Figgie as superintendent and a 10 30 a m preaching service An evening service time to be announced Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 745 p m Everyone is invited The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs Button 711 Vine street Thursday at 2 30 p m gathering at the church The Knights of Pythias memorial service is Sunday morning June 13 at 4 30 p m All are welcome to join this church home
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German Methodist German Methodist Episcopal Church
Berlin
Clinton Streets
B. C. Brandenburg
C. F Figgie
Ladies’ Aid Society
Button
Vine Street
Knights of Pythias
Scandinavian Baptist Church Services and Schedules
Scandinavian Baptist church at Charles and Logan streets with Rev. T Knudsen as pastor. Sunday services at morning and 7:45 evening union service. Bible class and Sunday school after morning service, Young People’s meeting at 6 39. Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 2 30 p m.
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Scandinavian Baptist Scandinavian Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Streets
T. Knudsen
North Presbyterian Church Services and Activities
North Presbyterian on Avon and Logan offers 10 30 morning worship with a sermon Life on the Upward Grade and 7 45 evening service with The Like in the Midst of the Boundless Sea. Choir solos, Sunday school at noon, Young People at 6 45 p m and prayer meeting Thursday evening.
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North Presbyterian North Presbyterian Church
Avon and
Logan Streets
Finch A. Clarke
Trinity United Lutheran Church Services and Activities
Trinity United Lutheran on Avon Street led by Rev. A Forness holds Sunday morning service at 7 30. Sunday school and Bible study begin at 9 00. Ladies Aid Society meets Tuesday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs J H Johnson and Mrs A Erickson formerly Mrs K Wingstad and Miss Ida Wingstad.
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Trinity United Lutheran
Trinity United Lutheran Church
Avon Street
A. Forness
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. H. Johnson
A. Erickson
K. Wingstad
Ida Wingstad
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service Times Noted
Immanuel Lutheran at Avon and St. Cloud streets lists regular services at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school at 11:15 a.m. English services at 7:50 p.m. Julius W. Bergholz is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Immanuel Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Cloud Streets
Julius W. Bergholz
Tabernacle Baptist Church Service in Clinton Avon Streets
Morning worship at Tabernacle Baptist Church located on Clinton and Avon streets. Parishioners gather for a peaceful service to begin the day.
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Tabernacle Baptist Tabernacle Baptist Church
Clinton
Avon Streets
Real estate transfers listed for French Island and local area
Property on French Island transferred to Miss Ella Gregory by F A Chase for $50. Vine Street property between Fourth and Fifth sold to E J Wiedenhoef of La Crosse by Laura Belle Cunningham for $1200. Ernest Kraemer sold property in Ustiek's addition to Otto C Brietzke for $1190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Island
Ella Gregory
F. A. Chase
A. E. Thompson
Register of Deeds
Vine Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
E. J. Wiedenhoef
la Crosse
Laura Belle Cunningham
Hennepin County
Minn
Ernest Kraemer
Ustiek
Otto C. Brietzke
French Raid on Berlin Headquarters Report
French air raid on Berlin headquarters of the crown prince killed a few soldiers and caused no officer injuries. The attack originated via Amsterdam and involved shelled and fired aeroplanes early Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Amsterdam
Notice to bidders for La Crosse city printing 1915
The Board of Public Works La Crosse Wisconsin invites sealed proposals on June 11 1915 at 2 pm for all city printing for one year ending July 1 1916. Proposals must include total costs per job with schedules and samples on file. Bonds of $200 required unless bidder deposits 50 percent of penalty. Late completion incurs daily penalties. Right to reject bids reserved. Signed June 3 1915 by John Vollmar Fred Schnell Carl Hanson Audited by WM Fries Comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
la Crosse
Wisconsin
County of la Crosse
John Vollmar
Fred Schnell
Carl Hanson
WM. J. Fries
Heating system bid notice for La Crosse County Court House
The Buildings and Grounds Committee of La Crosse County invites proposals bids and plans for a new heating system for the County Court House and plumbing repairs at the County Jail. Proposals due by June 19 1915 specify vapor or steam heating and separate bids for jail changes per a memorandum on file.
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Board of Supervisors
la Crosse County
County Court House
County Clerk
Appointment of Sophie Green as administrator for Louisa Bonne estate
Notice to La Crosse County Court of Wisconsin announces a special term on June 29 1915 at ten o clock AM at the Court House La Crosse for Sophie Green to apply for administration of the estate of Louisa Bonne late of New Amsterdam Wisconsin deceased.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Sophie Green
Louisa Bonnelate
New Amsertem
John Brindley
Local Service Speakers Set for Day
At 10 30 D C Dewey will speak at the morning service and at 7 30 in the evening AC Gran of the YMCA will deliver an address.
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D. C. Dewey
A. C. Gran
Y. Mm.c. A
Rushford Woman Dies Suddenly
Rushford Minnesota June 5 A Rushford woman Mrs O E Laugen died suddenly the night before while busy at home preparing for her daughter’s Normal commencement in Winona. She leaves a husband several children and many relatives. Memorial services were held at the opera house with prayers music choirs two addresses and tributes to the boys in blue. A Chautauqua project gained interest and a Rushford journalist Miss Olga Larson left after three years. Local items note hotel management change and a Rushford ball win.
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Rushford
Minn
O. E. Laugen
Winona
Opera House
Collier
Pubblic Library
Joe Freiselben
West Salem
Northwestern
Ben Cole
Sparta
Wis
Rushford Boys
Howel Thompson
Stork Express
J. C. White
Mason City
White
Hilma Thompson
Hugh Irwin
Robert
la Crosse
Ogard
S. Heogh
Ferry Street
Etta Erickson
Lanesboro
Trolley Magnates Seek State Regulation of Jitneys
Wisconsin street railway leaders pressed for state control of jitneys at a joint hearing. They warned without regulation jitneys threaten bankruptcy and higher streetcar fares, citing losses this spring from jitney competition.
Stars Come Through In Net Tourney
In the Metropolitan golf championship at Aowamis club on June 5, favorites dominated first day match play. Jerry Travers beat James R. Parrish Jr. 5 and 4, Walter Travis defeated Percy Pyne 7 and 8, Henry Topping beat Max Behr 4 and 3, Findlay Douglas downed Harold Downey 5 and 4, and Oswald Kirby beat John Ward 4 and 3. Roy Webb, Philip Carter, Harold Steiner and Archie Reid also won, while Fred Herreshoff of Garden City was defeated by Gardiner White 4 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aowamis Club
Jerry Travers
James R. Parrish, Jr
Walter Travis
Percy Pyne
Henry Topping
Max Behr
Findlay Douglas
Harold Downey
Oswald Kirby
John Ward
Roy Webb
Philip Carter
Harold Steiner
Archie Reid
Fred Herreshoff
Garden City
Gardiner White
Flushing
Dutton Lodge Featured Among Sellers and Livelihoods
A terse note contrasts sellers who lodge Dutton with those who earn a living through other means, highlighting differing approaches to work and residence within the community.
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Lodge Dutton
Appropriations Up At Madison Today
The joint finance committee introduced eight appropriation bills in the assembly this morning. Key items include $4 255 annual for the commissioners of public lands with unexpended balance reverting to the general fund, $25 906 for the train and warehouse commission at Superior, and continued funding for the Wisconsin Livestock Breeders association with no state aid after 1915. Other measures repeal Hull act county school aid for agriculture while preserving $6 000 annual aid under another law. The State Historical Society receives 50 000 yearly plus funds for books and repairs, the Free Library Commission gets 229 000 plus 3 000 for books, and the Board of Trustees for the State Law Library is set at 7 125 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Commissioners of Public Lands
Superior
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders’ Association
State Athletic Commission
State Historical Society
Free Library Commission
State Law Library
Breakfasts on Trains for Chicago Suburbanites
Chicago Northwestern announces lunch counter cars on 50 suburban trains allowing commuters to eat breakfast en route to downtown offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwestern
Income tax changes stalled by Wisconsin lawmakers
The joint finance committee reported the income tax law in 67 S for indefinite postponement. Amendments exempt rent on homesteads, revise session law typography, and recommend passage of Burke bill. Several bills were killed or advanced, including changes to counties boards of review and tax distribution to communities, counties, and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Joint Finance Committee
Senate
State Board of Teachers’ Examiners
Bosshard
Tribes Pause War Path Until Moving Pitcher Machines Ready
In a wary tone, tribes delay conflict as moving pitcher machines and timing preparations proceed. The note hints at readiness concerns affecting tribal actions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis
St. Paul'’s
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
St. John's Reformed
West Avenue Methodist
Christian Science
North Side Church News
St. Mary's
St. Mary's College
Terrace Heights
Winona, Minnesota
Winona Normal
Rushford Star-Republican
Olga Larson
G. H. Gordon
Senate Corporations Committee
Assembly Transportation Committee
Fach Company
James D. Shaw
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
M. B. Rosenberry
Wisconsin Electrical Associaton
Milwaukee
W. R. Foley
Duluth Street Railway Company
F. W. Walker
Milwaukee Northern Electric Railway
George H. Gordon
la Crosse Street Railway Company
Milwaukee City Club
J. E. Lahr
International Association of
Shay
Walker
Railroad Commission
Gordon
Croche
Waerfel Brown
Antonie Ehrlich
Helen S
King’s
Cora Kirchmaier Kirchmaier
Sophie T. LaCroix
LaCroix
Klostersilk Cordonnet
Delft
Ecru
Thread Mills Company
W. Adams St
Klostersilk
Perle
India
Trier
Coroe Speciel
Nels
Doerflinger
Caba Hootees
Meaby
Solons
State Fair Board
Irene Mortison
Memorial Hall
Executive Department
Inne
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