Helen Winter Wins Two Scholarships at St. Mary's Hall
Sage Helen Winter, a La Crosse student, returns from Faribaudl Minn after study at St. Mary's hall Episcopal college. Winter won two scholarships, one for St. Mary's and one for Carinton, and will attend Carleton next year. She was chosen to carry the bishop's crook in the graduation procession by faculty and students. Reading at commencement drew many La Crosse residents and alumnae from St Mary's among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Helen Winter
Faribaudl Minn
St. Mary's Hall
Episcopal College
Ming Winter
St. Mary's
Carinton
la Crosse
Mary Louise Losey
Grace Church Chantry
New York City
Spencer Mapes
Miss Losey
Joseph Walton Losey
J. W. Losey
Edward C. Higbee
Lucian Fred Baston
Jesse Edward Higbee
W. Russell Bowie
Grace Church
James Carnan Goodwin
Herbert Faulkner Heilly
David King Irwin
James G. Pope
Elmer H. Gates
Hastingson-Hudson
Burnham School
Northampton
Mass
Wellesley College
Mapes
Clive Spencer Mapes
New York
Short Hills
N. J
Macy Mapes Dorge
St. Nicholas Magaziné
Cartaret Academy
Two Candidates Named For National Head Of Federation
Derrgit P Rumors of a third candidate faded as the nominating committee named two contenders for president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Sm. Joseph Le Perree of Lima, Ohio, and Mrs Roberta Campbell Towson of Tulia, Ohio, lead a slate amid talks of vote-splitting with delegates to vote Monday. Other nominations include first vice president Mrs Sadie Orr Dunbar of Oregon and second vice presidents Mrs Walter W Seymour of Illinois, Mrs Albert Jones of North Dakota, and Mrs Walter B Conly of New York. Recording secretary Mrs Arch Trauwick of Tennessee and Mrs J L Back of Virginia also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrgit
Dirk Horse
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Sm. Joseph le. Perree
Lima
Olia
Roberta Campbell Towson
Tuli
Mmeluderdt
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Oregon
Walter W. Seymour
Milnois
Albert Jones
Nort Dakota
Walter B. Conly
New York
Arch Trauwick
Tennessee
J. L. Back
Virgin
John 5S. Yo
West Virginia
Asurer
Lafell Dickinzon
New Ha Hire
Bennett Voice and Piano Pupils In Recital at Cargill Home
Mrs Eva Bennett presented a recital Friday evening featuring her voice and piano pupils. Names include Gene Michael aid Mn Now, Maren of cither Poths, Bramble and others, with selections like The Three Little Kites and The Snake Sharmer of Rambas. Guests listed as Miss Haniec Deomimond and Miss Mildred Smale among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Bennett
Cargill
Michael Aid
Etait
Selyeris Brovehs
Barto
Westerhout
Vito
Briggs
Pacific
Sesese Thompson
Archia Bronenan
Putin
Rambas
Thampson
Rogera
Roe May Nowa
Wendy Story
Frances Robin Marjorie Foehrer
Seterade
Rida
Dorothy EpSmune
Fone
Curran Jen Ratnam
Les Wosters
aOuirheer
Mary
Carte Dia
Charles Nichols
Bety 22
Card Parties Of The Week At Local Venues
Veterans group hosts a 500 party Monday evening at the courthouse in Go A. R. rooms. Memorial Chapter Servite Leshan with a former 4 bunce pure test the courthouse Tuesday at 2 50. Mes boli Mitchell Chairman St Wenceslaus T Abserving. Public card party Tuesday after lunch at American Legion. Event continues weekly through the week with other sessions listed in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sona of Veterans
Court House
A. R
Servite ‘Leshan
Cnurt
Boli
Mitchell
St Wenceslaus
Asin Ameri¢ay Legion Eee Hans
Rive
La Crosse Home Lawn Party Draws Large Attendance
La Crosse hosts a well patronized lawn party at La Crosse Home with hundreds attending despite afternoon showers. Gifts of money pour in to fund repairs as 160 guests were served before rain cut activities, and youths aided by guiding guests through the home’s new Stanley Gordon room memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Stanley Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Evelina
Marquis
Central High
Audrey Temp
Berneice Lewis
Rackchat
Betty Bedesser
Viola Johnson
Pegey O'Neil
Marion Toinson
Violet Jorgensen
Hetty Temp
Mother Goose
Yankee Doodle
Mildred Best
Little Sir Edho
Patsy Young
Peter Peter
Ruth Mary Kersha
New Doll
Lois Ann Nesseth
Marion Johnson
Hetty Bedessen
Betty Temp
Mary Zeisler
Lincoln Exhibits Combine Folk Songs and Dances
Music and physical education departments of Lineal Junior high joined forces to present an all nations program marking the close of the school year. E P Hart led the music with Miss Dorothy Stark supervising dance, featuring a colorful display of costumes and rhythms from Holland Scotland Italy and China among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineal
Higly
E. P. Hart
Dorothy Stark
Richard Whitney
Zamecnik
Scotland
Lian Kurz
Victor Herberts
Trisa
Jeanne Purdy
Verna Fritsvold
Esther Callaway
Italy
Elgar
Barnby
Praetorius
Mae Storey
Virginia Meiberg
Dorothy Lunde
Edith Strong
Donald Hayek
Robert Dean
Marie Phillips
Georgienne Phillips
Opal Hayes
Lily Anderson
Harriet Beggs
Maxine Paulson
Florence May
Jane Mueller
Marguerite Kie~nahs
Local Delegation Heads to Oshkosh for Encampment
La Crosse delegates led by John W Hart plan to attend the Grand Army of the Republic state encampment in Oshkosh June 10 to 12 with Grace E Anderson as department president candidate. Other officials include Jerry Van Kirk Charles Van Hick and Grace Anderson. Delegates from Fortress No 15 La Crosse Daughters of the G A R depart today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lua Crosse
Grand Army of the Republic
Convention of the Women's Relief Corps
John W. Hart
Wilson Colwell Relief Corps No. 38
Jerry van Kirk
Charles van Hick
Grace E. Anderson
Wilson Colwell Relief Corps
Rose Noe
William McKinley Relief Corps
Catherine Fingerhut
Carie
Alma Cheeseman
Milwaukee
Lucille Sink
Ellsworth
George H. Dalton Fortress
la Crosse Daughters
G.A.R
Olive Schwartz
Florence Davis
Minnié Dean
Emma Skogen
Catherine Umberger
Cho Wetzel
Mary Niehaus
Jewelry adds chic to outfits in La Crosse shops
With feminine fashion turning to lilac and violet this season, La Crosse stores showcase bone jewelry and wide coarse bracelets, earrings, dress clips, and brooches. Amber jade brown and sweet pea tones decorate counters, offering bright options for white outfits and other costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Women's Meetings About The City in Burlington
Burlington organizations hold a series of meetings this week including the Burlington Veterans Association and Gadlen Auxiliary at 3 on Tuesday, Hy Iowin’s Noble Grand club at Odd Fellows Hall with a 4 business meeting and a six dish covered supper, and the Vo W. C. A. board of directors finalizing year business at 1 30 on Wednesday. Milwaukee Women's Club meets Monday afternoon at 1602 Kane, Star Lesson hosts a rummage sale Thursday, and the Willam McKinley Relief Corps plans Wednesday evening service at the court house G. A. R. rooms. Holy Trinity Ladies host a 500 party Friday at Leo Hall at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Vo W. C. A. Board of Directors
Miwaukee
Jekubec
Kane Street
Sersioa
Otto Sill
Willam McKinley
Woman's Club Garden Party At Cozad Home La Crosse
La Crosse Woman's Club hosts a public garden party at Mrs W F Cozad's Oak Grove park home from 2 31 to 7 30 p m with autos meeting street cars for transport. A 4 p m music and dance program, coffee and cake or ice cream served, plus a brief 2 30 p m club meeting at the host home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Mmes. C. A. McCann
H- 5
Peed
O. G. Ziemann
Thomas Sletten
John Johnson
F. H. Pape
George Osterhout
Martha Staets
National Eight and Forty Chapeau Here Wednesday
American Legion auxiliary meets Wednesday evening in the Legion club rooms. Guests will be Mrs Mary McClung national chapeau of the Eight and Forty and Mrs Marty Berg chapeau depart mentale of Wisconsin. Both will speak. Lunch will be served at the close of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Mary McClung
National Chapeau
Marty Berg
Chapeau Departmentale
Wisconsin
Mindoro Couple Wed In Pink Blue Wedding
Mildred Pfaff and Donald Allen were married by Rev. John Kroonemeyer at the Pfaff home in Mindoro. The ceremony featured a pink blue white decor with vows in a bay window setting. Guests from La Crosse Holmen Mindoro and beyond attended. couple leaves for a Twin Cities honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Pfeff
Wiliam Piatt
Mindoro
Donald Allen
Petra Allen
la Crosse
John Kroonemeyer
Piaf
Kroonemeyer
Ruth Allen
Ernest Allen
Marjorie Foehser
George Allen
Messrs
Mmes
Maurice Allen
Robert Allen
W. C. Foehser
Henry Rasmussen
Walter Button
Sarah Eggen
Lars Jensen
Marion Jensen
Marjorie Foenser
Sylvia Rastoussen
Long Beach
Tony O'Dell
la Farge
Rudolph Eggen
Lawrence Eggen
West Salem
Mies
John Eggen
Carl Nendrickson
Alex Hendrickson
Doris Eggen
Edwin
Sam Hendrickson
Anha Nelson
Otilia Drogseth
Alten
Holmen
Secretaries Served Y W C A Through A Quarter Century
La Crosse YWCA relies on local paid members as secretaries while funds are tight. The list traces the long line of women serving as general, office, gymnasium, and program secretaries from 1903 through 1933, noting Kathyrn Matiak and Virginia Gautsch among later lines, and highlighting the Service Club’s aid during the temporary absence of a general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
The
Star
Kathryn Matiak
Irene Bangsberg
Evelyn Bedessem
Virginia Gautsch
le Crosse
Miss Monk
Ella Lindsey
Irene Burrows
Miss Callville
Alida Lindsey
Phoebe Dudley
Jennie Backus
Tilsa Dinsdale
Stolander
Strehlaw
Ivy Truman
Agnes Ballard
Miss Clement
Bertha Hoelfke
Wld
Miss Lindereen
Miss Goodhue
Petra Peters
Miss Gauschow
Mary Stevens
Harries McKinstry
Schenck
Sparling
Wilder
Hera Swindell
Bischoff
Edna Horner
Charles Cane
Leona Reinhard
Doris Kathary
Emily Turek
Arletta Carter
Vern Anderson
Nina Venners
Elsie Ward
Loretta Panke
Lutheran Missionary Federation State Meet in Madison
The Eastern District Women’s Missionary Federation convention of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America meets June 13 and 14 in Madison Wisconsin at St John’s Lutheran Church. President Mrs Jesse E Thorson leads a program with speakers Reverends Nelson Bjorne Olson and Hillebse, Miss Thorstensen and Dean Gertrud Hillebse. Joint meetings with the general church conference run June 12 to 16 at the same venue with foreign missions discussion and a fellowship dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Eastern District Women's Missionary Federation
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Jesse E. Thorson
Chicago
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Atlantic
Illinois
St. John’s
Lton Avenue
Homemakers Gather for Meetings and Picnics Across Town
Sand Creek and Lewis Valley clubs plan Thursday and Tuesday gatherings with roll call prompts, five minute entertainments, and entertainment by hostesses. Striped School and Tenth Ward groups hold Thursday and Tuesday events featuring flags, canning tips, and transportation coordination. East Side plans a park picnic with fallback indoor venue, while Webster and Shelby clubs wrap year with socials and home-based entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Creek
Frank L. Pfaff
Naomi Pfaff
Lewis Valley
T. W. Davis
Hert Paisley
Charles Craig
Emma Pfaff
Hamilton Hamilton
Washburn Washburn Homemakers
Mindoro Medary
John Schroeder
Birth of Margaret Evans at Columbia Hospital Milwaukee
Margaret Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Neess of 2307 Cass Street Milwaukee, born at Columbia hospital. The item notes a legal fine related to a separate incident involving profanity, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Margaret Evans
Columbia Hospital
Carl J. Neess
Cass Street
Oil painting gifted to State Bank of La Crosse
A framed oil scene in England was presented to the State Bank of La Crosse by J. C. Johnson of West Salem Wisconsin. Wedding invitations offered in correct styles at reasonable prices by Inland Printing Co. Saturday Sunday special includes a free hybrid tea rose bush with each plant purchase of 50 cents or more by La Crosse Floral Co Inc. Gateway Temple No 19 Pythian Sisters meets Monday night. Croquignale permanent wash up offered for 2.75 for two weeks. Powder Puff Beauty Shop at 42435 Main advertises. Dr Stevens optometrist lists office at 809 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
State Bank of
la Crosse
J. C. Johnson
West Salem
Wis
Inland Printing Co
Stevens
Vine Street
Onalaska Woman’s Club Picnic Scheduled for Tuesday
The Onalaska Woman’s club invites members to a picnic at 1 PM Tuesday at Mrs. Henry Stellick’s home in Lap Deer. Each member may bring one guest plus a covered dish and table service. This is the last meeting of the year, chaired by Henry Stellick with aides A. E. Smith Howard Westerhouse and Miss Lula Herlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Webster Homemakers
East Side East Side
Myrick Park
Central High
Shelby Shelly
John Lebkowiak
Oscar Gautsen
Onalaska
Engagements Announced In La Crosse Area
Multiple engagement notices appear from La Crosse and area families. Gertrude Helen Fregin to William H Spears of Oconto Falls with July wedding planned. Haze Ruth Helil to Robert B Wallace with marriage soon. The text notes a Golden Wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Peter Freng near Bangor with extensive family details and past marriage in Mindoro. Local social events include a Pettibone Park picnic closing the Vocational School College of Commerce year and a Round Table YWCA picnic, plus a prenuptial shower for Dorothy Kolcinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Fregin
South Twentieth Street
Gertrude Helen
William H Spears
Oconto Falls
Wilson
W. B. Spears
North Fourteenth Street
Peter Heili
Carr Street
Haze
Ruth
Robert B. Wallace
Louise Wallace
South Eleventh Street
Ta Crosse
Peder C. Freng
Bangor
la Crosse
Martha Nelson
Ebner's Housee
Delia C. Remen
Martin
Olaf Freng
Christine Simonson
Los Angeles
Palma Ravenscroft
John
Charles
Ingvald Freng
Lawrence Freng
Moline
Mindoro
Hjort
Genevieve Cox
Vocational School College of Commerce
R. F. H. Schultz
D.A.R Luncheon At Cargill Home La Crosse Chapter Meet
The D A R La Crosse chapter will hold a June meeting with a 1 PM luncheon at the Cargill Home. Reservations may be telephoned to Mrs. FC Sutter at 1522 A until Thursday evening. Luncheon will be followed by cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution of
Choirs Join For Concert Tonight
Choirs of Caledonia Street M E church and North Presbyterian unite for a musicale at the former church at 7 30 Director Mrs F A Belsinger Jane and Mrs William Goldbeck play organ The program features organ preludes hymns prayers Scripture chorales and choral numbers by Howard Hanson Parker Roberts Turner and others with a male chorus and benediction after postlude Ashcord
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Street
M.E. Church
North Presbyterian Church
F. A. Belsinger
William Goldbeck
Mmes
L. H. Instenes
O. I. Gunderson
R. C. Bice
Ed Miller
Ellen Hyer
Jeannette Schrader
Norma Erickson
Marion Widrick
Charlotte Brimstad
Elizabeth Bets
Frayer
Lie Cross
Daane
Wandreus_ Cross
Howard Hanson
William Wartinber
Robert Waleh
Donald Inatenes
Jerusalem
Parker
E. ¥. Olsennd
Woodward
Braise
Lorenz
E. EL. Instenes
F. A. Betsinger
John Kling
Dolla Fest
Zesk le Tag Lord
Roberts
O. T. Gunderson
Bennett
Anchor Heid Turner
King of Love
Shelley
St Therese Circle Plans Tuesday Hike to Ebner’s Coulee
The Catholic Women’s league circle will hike Tuesday evening to Mrs. Joan F. Doherty’s home in Ebner’s Coulee. Each girl should bring an owl cup spoon and fork. For reservations call Miss Mae Mikshowsky at 2063.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Therese
Catholic Women's League
Joan F. Doherty
Ebner's Coulee
Mae Mikshowsky
Social Activities At The Churches
Church ladies groups hold regular meetings across parlor rooms with plans for social events. St James plans a picnic dinner at Myrick Park for 1560 to 2060 attendees, while other circles host programs, fundraisers, and auctions. Members are urged to pay dues and bring pledges, with several meetings scheduled for Thursday, Friday, and Monday afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia St
Mars
Hostensen
Mmes
Frank Belang
M.D. Hobde
James Mattox
R. C Bice
Bilteyor Offeranee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Winter
Mary Fercis
Dubuque
la Crogan
National Federation of Alumnar
Slaters of Charity
St. Joaeph's Academy
Clarke College
Jesse L. Feros
Aireel
Frank Koppelberger
Mary Jane Koppeleberger
Notre Dame
Ind
College of Arts and
Roiters
Clara Scharpt Toad
Cireee
Fred Bey
Emma Kaulfuss
Fred Bey, Jr
Washington
Rat
South Seventh Street
Gus
Bey
Town
B.A. Schelbie
Market Street
Lincoln
Oshkosh
al Oy Busan Nccaba
Burlington Veterans Association
Gadlen Auxiliary
Thomas Merath
W. Porslund
F.C. Hayes
Rudolph Hosely
W. J. Harris
Hy Io Win
Tri- State
Woman's Club
Cozad
National
Department
Mildred Pfaff
Powder Puff Beauty Shop
Young Women's Christian Association
R. ©. Whelpley
L. K. Fullerton
Eva Wilson
Lutheran Missionary Federation
Homemakers’ Gatherings
John Burns
Federal Ave
Seattle
Wash
Broadway High School
Eirenessa
Eres
Eugene
Gene
Myr
Martin Ingalls
Liberty Street
Ervin Ebentler
Lois
Nancy
Lloyd Brown
Clyde
Earl Page
Anita
Charles Guenther
Bobby
George
Hattie Lowell
William Lemke
Rey Zunker
Joyce
Dickard Tommy
Dickie Rae Hicki
Round Table Club
Y.W.C.A
Krause
Hortense Prinz
Marie Losching
Marge Mashek
Elda Anderson
Freda Voigt
Helen Braatz
Lillian Bitzer
Kit Antrim
Vivian Johnson
Dorothy Kolcinski
L. Birdsell
Ray Olsen
Flatter
Avon Street
Sherman Bell
E. E. Waterman
Percy Rochester
Mines
B. B. Smith
H. B. Fredrickson
E. Olson
Roy Branson
Howard Fredrick
Russell Birdsell
J.C. Kolecinsk
Marian Birdsell
Kathrine Rochester
A. Cop Pin
Winona
Lawrence Goff
Tunnel City
Ira
D.A.R
St. Therese Circle
St. John's Reformed Ladies Society
Jacob Stelper
John Michelski
First
Lutheran Mothers Club
Ewerld Papenius
Otto Marequardt
Ernest Mueller
Clarence Michel
Gene Luening
St. James
Myrick Pack
North Presbyterian Ladies’ Ald Society
Pectors
Ace Mines
S. G. Simonsen
G. ¥. R. Shepere
T. J. Hadgrafe
Ellen Strang
St. John's Reformed August Ciel
Dominic Mader
Shelby
Salzer Memorial
M. E. Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Sara Bengel
Chipmunk Ceuler
Joseph Neumann
Carl Schacter
Wesleyan Service Guild
Gladys Schaller
State Street
Offie
Suzahi
Japan
Savile Bobs
Be IL Gray
Hagquist
Riday
A. J. Engebretsom
North Seventh Street
Butheran Ladies Aid Society
Church
Hostesee
Louis Hoelzer
Morr
Hoff
Glaf James
Sahel Jehlen
Jansnid
Lena Machel
Johnsen
J. Eberle
Congregational Maren Circle
Main Street
Arii Clon
T. H. Klenzle
H. B. Bensaty
John A. Bayer
Haeger Pottery
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