Western Wisconsin League enters second week with key matchups
Northern section features Tomah and West Salem clashing as leaders. Soldiers Grove meets La Crosse Neustburg in the Southern sector. Highlights include Mabel seeking a fifth straight win at Spring Grove and Caledonia leading the Skyline with Hixton chasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
Swhign
West Salem
Soldiers Grove
la Crosse Newburg
Newburg’s
Westby
Coon Valley
Tomah
Onalaska
Melrose
Sparta
la Farge
Norwalk
Wildcat
Wilton
Ontario
Wayne Marshall
Blair
Duane Moon
Spring Grove
Caledonia
Canton
la Crescent
Winnebago Valley
Lanesboro
Harmony
Skyline League
Hixton
Disco
Taylor
Eat Gilmanton
Galesville
Augusta
Are Falls
Trempealeau
Whitehall
Osseo
Strum
Chaseburg
Hickory Ridge
Genoa
Stoddard
Fargo
Salem Ridge
Valley
LA Cross
Orosby
Viroqua
de Soto
Cashton
Little Leaguer Smith Slams Three Homers in Jackson
Bobby Smith a 12 year old third baseman for the Cardinals in Jackson Little League hit three home runs cold Monday night leading the Cardinals to a 12 2 victory over Falls Chevrolet Sox. Smith opened the season with the first homer at the new Jackson Ball Park.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Bobby Smith
Cardinals
Jackson
Falls Chevrolet Sox
Merrillan
Vicau
Braves
Chevrolet Sox
Millis Brothers
Tigers
John Flugstad
Sox
Cubs
More Boys Needed For BAF Leagues
Boys aged 13 to 15 42 years are needed to complete teams in the Jackson Youth Leagues and Minor Leagues. Jack Tester president urges interested youths to contact John Hoaganson at Hagen's Clothiers immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Jackson
Jack Tester
John Hoaganson
Hagen's Clothiers
Mabel Tops Canton In Ninth Inning Rally
Mabel defeated Canton 16 to 8 in a Fillmore-Houston League game at Spring Grove. Mabel stretched to a fourth straight league win as George Palmer and Bill Headington led with multiple hits, while Merle Solie doubled for the winners. Canton got a trio of extra-base hits from Tom Truman and Ron Stone contributed two singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Minn
Mabel
Canton
George Palmer
Bill Headington
Merle Solie
Tom Truman
Ron Stone
Strum Defeats Osseo On Thursday Night In Wis.
Strum beat Osseo 16 to 7 in Osseo Wisconsin. Strum players Marshall Nelson Buzz Nelson Olin Femmete Buzz Rose and Dave Bjorklund each had two hits while Audie Lee and Tony Larson led Osseo with three hits apiece. Holt Seig Larson Jennings Bradison Nelson Rose also contributed for Strum.
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Wis
Audie Lee
Tony Larson
Osseo
Strum
Marhsall Nelson
Buzz Nelson
Olin Femmete
Buzz Rose
Dave Bjorklund
Holt
Seig
Larson
Jennings
Bradison
Nelson
Rose
Knights of Columbus to Meet at St John’s Church
Whitehall Wisconsin Knights of Columbus gather at St John’s Church Monday June 11 at 8 p m for officer elections and a full report on the Stevens Point convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Knights of Columbus
St. John’s Church
Stevens Point
Peterson Tops Soldiers Grove Hitters In State Tourney
Left fielder Doug Peterson led Soldiers Grove with a .428 average across two games in the WIAA state baseball tournament. Eau Claire star Bob Woletz hit .500 over three games, while Jack Rada also reached .500 and Jim Stolp batted .462 for Eau Claire. Bill Hoffland posted a 1-1 pitching record for Soldiers Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Peterson
Soldiers Grove
Eau Claire
Bob Woletz
Jack Rada
Jim Stolp
Bill Hoffland
West Salem Youth Wins Carroll Award
Pat Moran of West Salem earned one of Carroll College baseball’s 13 varsity letters as centerfielder in Carroll’s first team in 20 years. Moran appeared in 11 games with a .347 batting average, scoring six runs and driving in four while contributing two errors. He will be a Carroll sophomore after graduating from West Salem High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Pat Moran
N. Harmony
West Salem
Carroll College
Carroll
Illinois
Moran
Horace Moran
West Salem High School
Arcadian Helps Team Win Bowling Crown
Army Capt. Cornelius C. Sobotta of Arcadia aided his post in a bowling championship at Fort Meade Maryland. He bowled for the post provost marshal's office and previously served as confinement officer at the post stockade after enlisting in 1940 and serving in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Wis
Army
Cornelius C. Sobotta
Frank Sobotta
Fort George G. Meade
Sobotta
Germany
Cardinals Lead NL in Minor League Affiliations
ST. LOUIS NEA reports the Cardinals top the National League with 16 minor league affiliations, illustrating their expansive farm system and talent pipeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Nea
Cardinals
Whitehall Junior Boys Open Season in Baseball
Junior baseball for 10 to 17 year olds began on the Whitehall playground supervised by Jack Rhode who came to Whitehall 40 years ago to pitch for the local club. In the opening game 18 players competed as Bob Mathson’s team beat Mike Wood’s squad 5 to 4. An intra squad game followed with another match slated for Friday. Rhode runs practices on Tuesdays and Fridays 1 30 to 3 30 and Whitehall seeks competing teams from the area. The juniors hope to play a Winona club later in the season. Notable candidates include Rolf Blank David Guse David Dale John Howard Robert Mathson Dennis Dahl Jim Solsrud Dave Warner Freddie Jacobson Cyrus Getts Mike Wood Bjorn Lund Russell Olson Tom Brennam Jim Brennam Leonard Nelson Paul Birkeland Jerome Estenson and Dick Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Jack Rhode
Bob Mathson
Perera
Mike Wood
Rhode
Winona
City Council
Rolf Blank
David Guse
David Dale
John Howard
Robert Mathson
Dennis Dahl
Jim Solsrud
Dave Warner
Freddie Jacobson
Cyrus Getts
Bjorn Lund
Russell Olson
Whitehall Nine Caps Double No Hit 2-0
Whitehall nine pitchers Mike Woods and Dave Mathson lock in a 2-0 win as neither side records a hit. Wood and Mathson each fan four, War ner catches Wood, Fred Jacobson backs Mathson. New players Fri include Hegge Berg Hegge Maldonado Burr Ellison Pavek Young Foss Erickson Thoreson Knudtson Knudtson and Karlson.
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Ronald Pavek
Dave Young
Ernest Foss
Clark Erickson
Arnold Thoreson
Allen Knudtson
Ricky Knudtson
Dannyarlson
Blair Woman Celebrates 80th Birthday With Family
Mrs. Anne Slette of Blair was honored at an 80th birthday gathering hosted by her daughter and son-in-law, Kenneth Swenson, at Whitehall. All but two of her ten children attended, with daughters Josephine of Chicago, Lillian of Eau Claire, Lettie Lust of San Antonio absent, and sons Alf in Western Springs, Oswald in Blair, Donald in Madison, Kenneth in St Petersburg absent, plus Mrs. Ettner of Madison and Mrs. Kahabka attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Wis
Anne Slette
Kenneth Swenson
Whitehall
Swenson
Josephine
Chicago
Harry Kahabka
Lillian
Eau Claire
Robert Ettner
Madison
Miss Anne Holtan Receives BA From St Olaf College
Miss Anne Holtan daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Holtan Whitehall received the bachelor of arts degree at St Olaf College commencement Northfield Minnesota Sunday June 3 in music education She will teach in the high school music department at Reedsburg Minnesota next fall The St Olaf College choir member toured Europe with the choir in 1955 during a concert tour across several countries
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Whitehall
Wis
Anne Holtan
H. J. Holtan
St. Oaf College
Northfield
Minn
Reedsburg
Holton
St. Olaf College Choir
Europe
Two Events Listed In June At Norwalk
Community notices list a youth and adult convention at the EUB Church June 12 14. Monroe County Homemakers past officers meet June 14 at Grace Kroegen home with noon dinner a white elephant sale and an afternoon speaker. Hosts include past officers from towns and surrounding areas.
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Norwalk
Wis
EUB Church
Monroe County
Grace Kroegen
Augusta Trucker Granted License Amendment for Local Hauling
R. H. Brunzlick of Augusta Eau Claire County received an amendment to his motor carrier license. He may haul but termilk from Blair to Wisconsin points within a 65 mile radius of Blair for the Preston Cooperative Creamery. The Public Service Commission issued the order on May 8 without a public hearing, though a hearing may be requested within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
R. H. Brunzlick
Augusta
Eau
Claire County
Blair
Wisconsin
Preston Cooperative Creamery
Public Service Commission
Elect Officers of Kendall Legion
Kendall Wisconsin special report: Officers elected to the William J. Schriver Post American Legion. New commander Elmer Gernetzke, vice commander Anton Sartore, adjutant and finance officer Edwin Bradley, chaplain William Sheridan, sergeants at arms William Pisha and Herman Kobleska, service officer Elmer G. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Wis
William J. Schriver
American Legion
Elmer Gernetzke
Anton Sartore
Edwin Bradley
William Sheridan
William Pisha
Herman Kobleska
Elmer G. Smith
Lansing Man Serves 30 Years As Judge
LANSING Iowa Special John Decker 88 has served over 30 years as judge of the election counting board his long tenure reflects steady judgment and reliance of other board members on his experience in fulfilling duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Iowa
John Decker
New Teacher Hired For Lycurgus School Card
Mrs Carston Erickson of Waukon has been hired as teacher at Lycurgus School. She succeeds Ray Kelly who moves to Garneville as fifth grade instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Iowa
Carston Erickson
Ray Kelly
Garneville
Hebard Selling Viola Home to Sanford Couple
Mr and Mrs Tom Hebard sold their Viola Wisconsin residence to Mr and Mrs Charles Sanford Jr Possession is set for July 1 The Hebards plan to move to Port Richie Florida in the fall where they have purchased a home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola, Wis
Tom Hebard
Charles Sanford Jr
Mrs. Hebard
Port Richie
Fla
Fly Creek Club Elects Ray Pierzina President
Ray Pierzina was elected president of the Fly Creek Community Club succeeding Palmer Peterson. Mrs. Albin Hanevold was chosen vice president, while Mrs. Jimmy Johnson and Mrs. Odell Hanevold were named secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Ray Pierzina
Fly Creek Community Club
Palmer Peterson
Albin Hanevold
Jimmy Johnson
Odell Hanevold
Needhams Buy Leet Estate House in South Waukon
Bartley Needham of Lycurgus purchases the Mrs. George Leet estate house in South Waukon Iowa. The building will be razed to make way for a new house. After completion the Needhams plan to retire from their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Iowa
Bartley Needham
Lycurgus
Harpers Ferry Visitors Include Puckett Family Visit
Captain Judson Puckett his wife and daughter Joann of Fort Slocum spent a week with Mrs. Puckett's mother Mrs. E A Guthneck and sisters Mrs P Bussan of Galena and Miss Lois Guthneck of Dubuque in Harpers Ferry Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Ferry
Iowa
Judson Puckett
Joann
Fort Slocum
Church Sets Supper for June at St John’s
Whitehall Wisconsin special report notes St John’s Church will serve a roast beef and ham supper on Sunday June 17 with serving to begin at 6 p.m. at the church hall. Local parishioners invited. Proceeds support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
St. John’s Church
Grace Stumpf Named Dietetics Director in Columbus Ohio
Miss Grace Stumpf of Blair Wisconsin has been appointed director of dietetics in Columbus Ohio. She trained at Milwaukee Downer College University of Southern California and University Hospital Ann Arbor Michigan. She served as chief dietitian of a 1000 bed hospital in Europe during World War II and later held senior dietetic roles at Veterans Hospitals in Los Angeles and Ann Arbor. She will direct the dietetic service and train interns in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Wis
Grace Stumpf
University of Wisconsin
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Stumpf
Milwaukee Downer College
University of Southern California
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
Europe
Veterans Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Circles of Trinity Lutheran Church Meet
Circles of Trinity Lutheran WMF in Sparta Wisconsin will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Circle 7 hosts at the church basement and Circle 6 meets at Mrs Fred Herr mans home. Other circles gather Wednesday June 13 with Circle 5 at 7 30 p.m. at Hjalmer Wulff home. white elephant sale. Remaining circles assemble Wednesday at 2 p.m. under listed hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Trinity Lutheran Wmf
Edwin Christopherson
Fred Herrman
Hjalmer Wulff
al Solverson
G. H. Backenstee
Helmer Everson
Bangor
Thomas Hemstock Sr
Donovan Peterson
Mabel Legion Post Re Elects Forde
MABEL Minn Special Ray mond Forde was re elected commander of the Joseph B Lund Post of the American Legion here Other officers named were Obert Amunrud and Robert Bacon vice commanders Odell Lee Jr adjutant and finance officer Odell Lee Sr service officer Carl Lind chaplain Thomas Macha sergeant at arms L D Mills historian and public relations chairman Lyle Paulson Americanism chairman Everett Benson child welfare chairman and Bert White employment chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Minn
Raymond Forde
Joseph B. Lund
American Legion
Obert Amunrud
Robert Bacon
Odell Lee Jr
Odell Lee Sr
Carl Lind
Thomas Macha
L. D. Mills
Lyle Paulson
Everett Benson
Bert White
Wisconsin Business Schools elect new officers at Green Bay
Otto J. Madland, vice president of Madison Business College, was re elected president of the Wisconsin Business Schools Assn at the state convention in Green Bay. Elected officers include Mrs Gladys Nichols of Milwaukee as vice president and Mrs S P Randall of Green Bay as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
Otto J. Madland
Madison Business College
Wisconsin Business Schools Assn
Green Bay
Gladys ]Nichols
Milwaukee
S. P. Randall
Madland
George Kutcher
Lester de Bow
John
de Bow
Gale Church Delegates to Synod Sessions in Wisconsin
Galesville will send delegates to the Presbyterian Synod and Synodical sessions in Waukesha on June 11 and 12. The Rev. Harold Wisner notes attendees include Mrs. Jessie Hale an elder and at the synodical meetings Mrs. John Docken president of the Women’s Assn, Mrs. Clinton Gartner, and Miss Blanche Shonat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
Waukesha
Harold Wisner
Jessie Hale
John Docken
Women's Assn
Clinton Gartner
Blanche Shonat
Supervisor Plans Summer School Work
Ettrick Wisconsin special report says Clay ton Olsen supervisor of all elementary schools in the Gale Ettrick District will attend summer school at Winona State College. He will occupy an office in the Gale Ettrick High School building after relocating from the Galesville Grade School office.
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Ettrick
Wis
Clayton Olsen
Gale- Ettrick
Winona State College
Olsen
Galesville
Gale-Ettrick
Arcadian Departs For O'Seas Sojourn
Arcadia resident Al 'cuin Krumholz has left for several months abroad in the interests of the Atlantic Oil Co. He will visit his sister and her husband, Mr and Mrs Feridun Askin, in Istanbul, Turkey, during the European trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Wis
Al‘cuin Krumholz
The
Atlantic Oil Co
Europe
Feridun Askin
Istanbul
Turkey
Superintendent To Get Degree At Colorado Summer Session
H. M. Tomlinson newly elected superintendent of schools and his family will attend a summer session at Colorado State College in Greeley to receive a master’s degree in school administration.
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Lansing
Iowa
H. M. Tomlinson
Greeley
Colo
Colorado State College
Women Plan Luncheon in Dakota Minnesota
Women of the D and D Auxiliary will meet June 14 for a dessert luncheon in Unity Cab. Hostesses are Mrs. Stout Braaten Hussa and Ayling. Members unable to attend should notify a hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota, Minn
D and D
Unity Cabin
Robert Stout
A. Braaten
A. Hussa
A. Ayling
Transfer of trucking license approved in Wisconsin
The Public Service Commission authorized transferring a trucking license from James E Reavley of the Railway Express Agency Elroy to Leone Piasecki Richland Center. The action affects operations in Madison and surrounding areas as part of regulatory approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Public Service Commission
James E., Reavley
Railway Express Agency
Elroy
Leone Piasecki
Richland Inter
MNC Club Announces New Committees
Blair Wisconsin special report lists committee heads for the coming year with Mrs. O. M. Schneider as president guiding programs. E E Olson L V Helgeson and William Duffield lead programs while Harry Paul George Winrich and K M Arberg head the membership group.
Bank Officials Win Promotions in Viroqua
The State Bank of Viroqua promotes A. E. Kuehn to executive vice president and director to succeed the late E. A. Schipper. Stewart Groves advances to cashier. Kuehn joined the bank in 1956 and was previously a Cochrane cashier. Groves has worked there since 1947.
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Viroqua
Wis
State Bank of
A. E. Kuehn
E. A. Schipper
Stewart Groves
Kuehn
Cochrane
Groves
New Band Director Arrives At Lansing
Fred Ayres and family arrive from Conroy to lead the summer band program and head the school music department in fall. Ralph Holmes and family depart to Lost Nation where he will lead the school band and his wife will teach commercial courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Iowa
Fred Ayres
Conroy
Ayres
Ralph Holmes
Lost Nation
Warrens School PTA Elects New Officers
Warrens Wisconsin special report notes the Warrens State Graded School PTA elected officers at its May meeting. Gerald DeFord becomes president with Riley Richmond as vice president, Eugene Burnstad as secretary, and Ralph Phillips as treasurer. The annual school picnic is planned for June 1 at Warrens Municipal Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrens
Wis
Warrens State Graded School Pta
Gerald DeFord
Riley Richmond
Eugene Burnstad
Ralph Phillips
Warrens Municipal Park
Life Memberships Given In Ladies Aid
Six members of the Fagernes Ladies Aid received life membership pins at the Memorial Day meeting in Blair Wisconsin. Recipients included Mrs Minnie Hanson Miss Minnie Stenberg Mrs Matilda Narveson Mrs Alvin Rhode Mrs C Eckerman and Pastor K M Urberg.
Trempealeau Area 171 Eighth Graders Promoted in 1956
Miss Tillie Sylfest, county superintendent of schools, reports 171 eighth graders promoted from Trempealeau rural and state graded schools and Arcadia Trempealeau integrated districts. Of these, 55 made the honor roll from grades 10 to 12 on their final standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Trempealeau
Arcadia
Tillie Sylfest
Ettrick Boy Scouts Fall Short Of Council Goal
Ettrick collected 153 dollars in the Gateway Area Boy Scout Council drive toward a 44955 dollar goal. Troop chairman Arthur Runnestrand said Ettrick’s quota was 166 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
Gateway Area
Boy Scout Council
Arthur Runnestrand
Boy Scout
Edwards Ordained in Lutheran Ministry at Petersburg
The Rev. E. E. Olson presented candidate Byron W. Edwards for the Lutheran ministry at Petersburg Minnesota. Edwards and his wife were once members of Olson's Westbrook parish from 1947 to 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Wis
E. E. Olson
Byron W. Edwards
Lutheran Church
Petersburg
Minn
Edwards
Mr. Olson
Westbrook Lutheran Church
Wisconsin ROTC appoints cadet master sergeant Sexe
Robert J. Sexe, son of Mr and Mrs C J Sexe, is named a new student officer in the University of Wisconsin ROTC cadet brigade unit and appointed cadet master sergeant.
Zion Mothers Club Plans June Meeting in Blair
Zion Mothers Club will meet June 12 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Myron Nestingen in Blair. Assisting hostess Mrs. Albert Stephenson, devotions by Mrs. Roger Halverson, and topic presented by Mrs. Arthur Mathson.
Elected To Honor Group At Carleton
Miss Nancy Wintsch a German major at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wintsch New Haven Conn and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs G M Steig Whitall has been elected to membership in the Carleton College chapter of Mortar Board a women's honorary society Mortar Board members are selected for leadership scholarship and service to the college The Carleton College chapter was established in 1951 Wintsch is co chair of the religious activities committee of the Carleton Student Association and has served as secretary of the Outdoor Club secretary and president of the Sunday Night Club solicitor for the Carleton Service fund and member of the House Council She has taken part in the chair Cosmopolitan Club CSA publicity and International Relations Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Nancy Wintsch
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Harry Wintsch
New Haven
Miss Wintsch
Carleton Student Association
Carleton Service Fund
House Council
Cosmopolitan Club
CSA
Melrose Fire Budget Set by Village and Town Leaders
Melrose Wisconsin special report says Melrose Volunteer Fire Department officers met with Melrose village and town officers to set this year's budget. Present were C F Gilbertson Merlin Olson Henry Hilton Theodore Fosse and Fire Chief Arnold Timm. Each unit allotted $100 with nine fire calls and two drills reported. department has 30 volunteer firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Wis
Lloyd Young
Vilas Ristow
Leo Brown
Floyd Emerson
Reserves and Guards Plan Summer Training
Whitehall Army Reserve unit to train at Camp McCoy July 22 to August 5. Arcadia and Mondovi National Guards to train at Camp McCoy June 16 to 30. Black River Falls National Guard to train at Fort Knox Kentucky June 10 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Army Reserve Unit
Camp McCoy
Arcadia
Mondovi National Guards
Black River Falls
Two New Teachers Joined Lansing Public School Staff
In Lansing Iowa two teachers were added to the faculty. Mrs Henry Schmidt will teach commercial subjects, Rachel Lamker is assigned to second grade, and Mrs Fay Heiken will handle third grade. Vacancies remain for sixth grade and high school English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Iowa
Henry Schmidt
Rachel Lamker
Fay Heiken
Altar Boys to Have Overnight Outing
Ettrick Wisconsin St Bridget s Catholic Church and St Mary s Galesville altar boys will spend the two week parochial school closing night away. Boys need written parental permission with slips given to Richard Teska or Michael Corcoran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
St. Bridget's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s J
Galesville
Richard Teska
Michael Corcoran
Legion Auxiliary Installation Set For June 11 Meeting
Legion Auxiliary officers will be installed at a Monday evening meeting on June 11. Henrik Herness will present photographs from his summer trip to Denmark and Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
The
Legion Auxiliary
Henrik Herness
Denmark
Norway
Four Ettrick Area Youths Train At Great Lakes
Four Ettrick region youths Ronald Terpening James Schaller Galen Berg and William Haefner are undergoing two weeks of training at Great Lakes Illinois as naval reservists from La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Ettrick, Wis
Ettrick Area
Ronald Ter
Pening
James Schaller
Galen Berg
French Creek
William Haefner
Ettrick
Galesville
Great Lakes
Ill
la Crosse
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