Catholic Women's League closes 1934 35 season at Loreto club
The Catholic Women’s League of La Crosse wrapped its year at Loreto club with Bishop McGavick speaking on expanding the group’s reach. The annual dinner highlighted 300 members and featured remarks on broader Catholic action and continued service.
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Catholic Women’s League
Bishop McGavick
la Crosse
Catholic Women's League
Loreto Club
Mrat
Kiev
Alhkop A.dé
McGovick
McGavick
Tam
Loreto Clute Ty
Beaure
League
McGavirk
William R. Griffin
Leo P. Hirt
W. L. Simones
Harry Watkins
Hildseh
Rubenstein
Thompson
Homemakers Plan Vacation Period In June and July
Local extension director Mrs Mortenson urges women to attend the two homemaker camps in June and July at Milwaukie and Camp La Crossett. Registration closes June 12 for Mulwane kee dumps and June 26 for Camp La Crossett. Prices cover meals lodging and crafts with low-cost options for one day events.
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Lucy Hanemaker
Chine Ny
Moshe
Hentawakers
Sun City
Setherd
Cassere
Giller Pre
Mihwanken
Monulay
Salle
Luli Mort
Nedra
Mortenson
Mulwanekee
Camp la Crosett
Home Economics
Addites
Ruth Bryan Owen aims to visit Danish islands on weekends
Copenhagen reports Mrs Ruth Bryan Owen plans a longer term as American minister to Denmark to finish a spring project and add weekend trips to visit the roughly 500 Danish coast islands. A large tortoise reportedly killed by bailiff sons in South Africa is noted.
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Copenhagen
Ruth Bryan Owen
Denmark
Amat
South Africa
Sylvia Sacia Bride Of John Fritsvold
Sylvia Sacia daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Sacia of Holmen wed John Fritsvold son of Mr and Mrs Paul Fritsvold in a Wednesday ceremony at 2 40 pm officiated by Rev O S Pearson Attendants Miss Hirlen Fritsveld and Miss Berghild Fritsveld The couple planned a reception and dinner for twenty five at the bride s home in Helmen They will reside in Lal Crasse where the bridegroom is a radio service man.
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O. S. Pearson
Viage
Sylvia Sacia
Howard Sacia
Holmen
John Fritevold
Paul Fritsvold
Nhirlen Fritsveld
Berghild Fritsveld
Goth
Joseph Rognstad
Kenosha
Frank Sacia
Helmen
Lal Crasse
Aunt Het by Robert Ouillen
A note on Aunt Het describes a girl viewed as wild yet with a kind heart. The passage emphasizes she goes without nice clothes to help her aging parents, highlighting selflessness over appearances.
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Robert Ouillen
Conyright
Publishers Syndicars
Children’s Clinic Offered in La Crosse County
A community children's clinic will be held in the city on Saturday afternoon from two to five. The clinic provides care for all infants and children up to sixteen years of age whose parents cannot pay for medical attention.
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la Crosse County
Convention Plans Made By Corps
Wilson Colwell Relief Corps No 2 held its meeting at the courthouse Thursday night two new members Nancy Clemmons and Meta Colby were inducted Plans were completed for the fifth and department convention at Oshkosh June 9 23 The corps learned the 53rd national convention will be held Sept 8 14 at Grand Rapids Michigan Birthday meetings were held for a member Edna Wesmeir Initiation is planned at the next regular meeting
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Wilson Colwell Relief Corps No. 2
Court House
Nancy Clemmons
Meta Colby
Oshkosh
Grand Rapids
Mich
Edna Wesmeir
All Nations Program At Lincoln School Commencement Frocks
The Lincoln school auditorium hosts an All Nations program tonight at eight featuring folk songs and dances in diverse costumes. Students from Dutch Irish Scottish Italian French Chinese groups perform with the Junior High orchestra, under BE Hartl and Miss Dorothy Stark, with costumes by home economics students and Nina Michaelson. Notable participants include Norma Railton Ruth Helgerson Jessica Van Tassell Rebeca Mark Jeanne Tomalka Beverly McIntyre Betty Bedessern Kathryn Christopherson Marion Hottinger Victoria Ballin Merl Rohr Natervatta Poltratz Betty Tem p Marion Fremlin Minette Dummer Lorraine Clark Ruth Wojahn Viola Johnson Mae Traister Marie Severson Dorothea Asp Mary Rohr Jeanne Purdy Esther Ulgilden Virginia Ipsen Marion Fremlin Jeanne Tomealka La Vaughn Skaar Verne Fritsgold Tally Schulze Marie Meinert Vernatta Pottratz Lois Leinenweber Anoma Maas Esther Calloway Arlene Michalke Marjory Proksch Marie Severson Charlotte Howland Minette Dummer Dorothea Asp. Master of ceremonies is Richard Whitney.
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BE. P. Hartl
Dorothy Stark
Nina Michaelson
Lincoln Junior High School
Norma Railton
Ruby Helgerson
Ruth Helgerson
Arvilla Jorgenson
Mertha Temple
Nancy Wolf
Madelyn Reckin
Jessica van Tassell
Lilien Katz
Virginia Bangsberg
Rebeca Mark
Jeanne Tomalka
Beverly McIntyre
Betty Bedessern
Kathryn Christopherson
Marion Hottinger
Victoria Ballin
Mery Rohr
Vernatta Poltratz
Betty Temp
Marion Fremlin
Minette Dummer
Lorraine Clark
Ruth Wojahn
Viola Johnson
Mae Traister
Marie Severson
Betty Bemis
Ann Masewicz
Doris Schems
Mary Jane Elstad
Lucille Bumford
la Vonne Hendrickson
Ilene Marquard
Girls’ Choral Group
Dorothea Asp
Mary Rohr
Jeanne Purdy
Esther Ulgilden
Virginia Ipsen
Jeanne Tomealka
la Vaughn Skaar
Verne
Verna Fritsvold
Esther Calloway
Richard Whitney
Three Programs At La Crosse Home During Saturday Lawn Party
Mrs R V Stormont chairs entertainment for La Crosse Home for Children Lawn Party with public support drive. Programs start at 3 30, 4 90 and 5 30 featuring dance numbers and songs by local children and a German band selection plus Dug Out songs and a cowboy theme.
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la Crosse
R. V. Stormont
Stanley Gordon
Audrey Temp
Berneice Lewis
Backchat
Betty Bedessen
Viola, Johnson
Peggy O'Neil
Marion Johnson
Violet Jorgensen
Betty Temp
Marie Louise Holley Weds Dr Ross Spangler in Ivory Gown
The wedding at Congregational church united Marie Louise Holley and Dr Ross Davis Spangler. Rev G Paul Stowell officiated as ivory satin gown with lace and seed pearls trained the bride. Attendants included Mrs Chris Zacher and Horace Holley. Guests from Utica and Berkeley attended. The couple plans to live in La Crosse once married.
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Marie Louise Holley
Ross Davis Spangler
Congregational Church
G. Paul Stowell
Hlies
H. 1K. Holley
North Eighth Street
Joan B. Spangler
Maynor
West Virginia
Chris H. Zacher
Berkeley
Calif
Horace King Holley
Alexander
Utica
A. H. Holley
Christ Zacher
Spangler
la Crosse State Teachers College
Celestine Korn Weds Joseph Stroeh at St Josephs Cathedral
Celestine Korn daughter of Mrs Joseph Korn Rockland and Joseph Stroeh son of Mr and Mrs William Stroeh 1720 Jackson street were united in marriage by Rt Rev Monsignor Peter Pape at St Josephs Cathedral Tuesday morning. Bridesmaids Florence Gerxe wore blue with white blouse hat gloves and shoes. Attendants and guests included 25 at dinner and a wedding dance at Newburgs Corners. They will reside at 4767 Pine street and Mr Stroeh works for Allis Chalmers. Prepupal shower hosts named Mines Thomas Sifha Joan Mashek Doran Reinsvold Miss Mathulda Henson.
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St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Celestine Korn
Joseph Korn
Rockland
Joseph Stroeh
William Stroeh
Jackson Street
Peter Pape
Florence Gerxe
Leslie Sitka
Streeh
Newburg’s Corners
Tomah
Pine Street
Allis Chalmers Company
Thomas Sifha
Joan
Mashek
Doran Reinsvold
Miss
Mathulda Henson
Browsing Through the Shops Lilac Purses At Local Store
A local shop displays new lilac purses in three washable glazed finishes. Styles include a large six by ten inch flat purse with sweet pea satin lining and a long coin pocket, plus a smaller under arm bag and other options in yellow, pink and white. Some higher priced glazed bags mimic coarse linen.
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Stas
Local man in hospital after quarry injury
Alfred Lounsoureau, 25, of Bangor, is hospitalized with blood poisoning from a finger laceration suffered while working at the Anderson quarry and county project. The injury was reported Friday morning at the court house offices of Frank J. Davy, county highway commissioner. Also notice of a 500 card party at Gateway tavern beginning a series. Various local ads note deals on appliances and services, and community updates include visitors from Houston and Chippewa Park.
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Alfred Lounsoureau
Bangor
Anderson Quarry
Court House
Frank J. Davy
Gateway Tavern
Geo. C. Philips Appliance Co
6Th St
Campbell Library Closes The Year With Meeting
The Campbell Library club closed the year with a gathering at the homes of Mrs. C. R. Hawkins and Mrs. Elaine Hawkins. Reports on the Tomah convention were given by Mrs. Howard Hauser and Mrs. Harry Pertzsch, with a program committee update from Mrs. Howard Kinney. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. W. J. Dawson for the scrapbook that earned honorable mention at the district federated convention, and a new scrapbook project was authorized for the coming year. A committee of Mrs. Pertzsch, Mrs. Kinney and Mrs. Dawson will prepare it. The club set its annual picnic for the second Sunday in July at Miytick Park and planned the fall meeting with Mrs. W. T. Hartley in September.
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Mmes
Harry Pertzsch
Howard Kinney
W. J. Dawson
Miytick Park
W. T. Hartley
Hostess Dinners Faculty of Hamilton School and Young People Plan Conference
Mrs Norman Bakkum hosted Hamilton school faculty at her Jackson Street home Tuesday evening. Guests included Miss Hannah McConnville and other members. A First Presbyterian Seth Taxis club met at Cargill House Thursday to arrange a delegation for the Presbyterian Young People's conference at Tekeh June 14 to 21. They have contributed two thirds of the conference expense recently. Rev A J Miebruegge led the meeting.
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Norman Bakkum
Jackson Street
Hamilton School
Hannah McConnville
Ethel Tower
Lillian Showers
Elizabeth Nesberg
Har- Helle Kelly
Nellie Jacob
Ella, Gregory
Mildred Fulton
Florence Schubert
Mimes
Mary Vesey
Arnold Steen
Eva Dickenson
A Seth
Taxis Club
First Presbyterian, Church
Cargill House
Presbyterian
Chetek
A. J. Miebruegge
Locust Plague Solved by Spain Army Fire Units
Spain fights locust swarms as army fire apparatus deploys to protect crops in provinces including Caceres Sevilla Badajoz and Madrid. Call 323 for expert control services.
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Spain
Madrid
Lqurd
Caceres
Sevilla
Badajoz
Receiving Degree At Mount Mary College
Miss Catherine Bannen of 241 Soutiy Seventeenth street will receive her bachelor of arle degree from Mount Mary college Milwaukee Tuesday morning. Dr Edward A Fitzpatrick college president will confer the degrees and they will be awarded by Most Rev Samuel A Steitch archbishop of Milwaukee. Miss Bannen is an art major and distinguished in horsemanship and will ride at the Horse Show at Joy Farms Saturday.
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Catherine Bannen
Soutiy Seventeenth Street
Mount Mary College
Milwaukee
Edward A. Fitzpatrick
Samuel A. Steitch
Bannen
Joy Farms
Lutheran and St Ann and Grandview births and a marriage license
June births reported for a son to Hendrickson in Gillette Street and a son to Sinringer on South Sixteenth Street. a baby boy to Valentine on Liberty Street. A marriage license issued for Myte Casberg and Gertrude Lutz to marry June 15. Real estate transfers note Jankowski properties on Caledonia Street and a Bangor estate transfer. A rubbish fire at 715 Hagar Street caused a scorched wall.
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Theodore Hendrickson
Gillette
St. Ann's
Joseph F. Sinriger
South Sixteenth Straat
Grandview Hospital
E. J. Valentine
Liberty Street
Myte C
Herman W. Jahn
Rena Jann
Theodore Jankowski
Lena Jankowski
Caledonia Street
Hagar
St. Cloud
H. J. Wiles
Deitrich Erbeggeman
Richard F. Berg
Bangor
G. Scheffer
Hagar Street
Confirmation Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church
Confirmation Sunday at Trinity Lutheran will honor the class of 26 with services at 10 o clock. The list includes Joan Par Lekken Buford Landis Adams Fredrick Edgar Rohrer Leonard George Colburn Moderd Louise Scholberg Janice May Johnson Frances Evelyn Pischam Lillian Myrna Remen Catherine Marie Kuchel Helen Louise Rohrer Paul Oscar Finanger John Thomas Wheeler Dorothy Lilly Ruud Milford Wallace Erickson Dorothy Edith Elliott Elaine Joyce Larson Helen May Jorgenson Glen Wilbur Johnson Vivian Elizabeth Taylor Julia Carrol Johnson Orville Reuben Knutson Anton Lester Larson Ray Fredrick Piepenhagen Laura Geneva Luckason Mery Jane Heeming David Rynning Bowers.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Joan Par Lekken
Buford Landis Adams
Fredrick Edgar Rohrer
Leonard George Colburn
Modred Louise Scholberg
Janice May Johnson
Frances Evelyn Pischam
Lillian Myrna Remen
Catherine Marie Kuchel
Helen Louise Rohrer
Paul Oscar Finanger
John Thomas Wheeler
Dorothy Lilly Ruud
Metford Wallace Erickson
Dorothy Edith Elliott
Elaine Joyce Larson
Helen May Jorge
Onalaska Children’s Day Observed at M Church
Children’s Day will be observed at the M. P. church in Onalaska on Sunday June 9 from 11 to 12. Directed by Mrs. Feral Overhouse and Mrs. Lula Fisher the program includes processions songs prayers remarks and a pantomime featuring local children and choirs.
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Feral Overhouse
Lula Fisher
Kneen
Bernice Croni
Betty McCune
Marylyn Lambert
Jesus
Betty Vanderberg
Toys
Valerie Overhouse
Virginia Green
Phyllis Clark
Jean
Betty Egeland
Nancy Westerhouse
Virginia Schilling
Reta Bucklin
Rev
Kreen
Buddy Aikens
Beverly Walthouse
Mary Aiken
Jesus Calls
Jean Egeland
Jean Dale
Savior
Msgr Condon Speaks At State Catholic Daughters Meeting
The Rt. Rev Monsignor Robert B. Condon will speak at the state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America Sunday as Superior. He will discuss Sir Thomas More, the recently canonized English saint, with prior talks in La Crosse and Dubuque. Delegates from La Crosse include Mrs A Blaschke Miss Agnes Breene and Miss Elsie Bendel.
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Robert B. Condon
Catholic Daughters of America
Thamas More
la Crosse
Dubuque
A. Blaschke
Agnes Breene
Elsie Bendel
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