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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1951

Page

11

Last Passenger Trains End on Mississippi Route

River division service between Dubuque and La Crosse ends after 80 years as passenger trains decline. Last train ran June 8 with final whistle on June 9, leaving river towns car travel as the sole link. The Milwaukee Road line, built to McGregor and Lansing, once carried weekly schedules and celebrations, including gun salutes and tributes from local officials.

Tribune Win Mississippi Bluffs Dubuque and Crosse la Crosse Wisconsin Dubuque Mississippi Iowa McGregor E. H. Williams Iowa Supreme Court J. H. Merrill Marshall Hopkins River Division Milwaukee Railroad Chicago

Trempealeau farmers oppose price controls in Ettrick meeting

Forty seven Trempealeau County Farm Bureau members met at Ettrick community hall to oppose Price Four of the Defense Production Act and any legislation setting up controls. They argued food prices are not high relative to other costs and urged senators and congressmen to oppose measures curtailing production. Byron Kopp cited inflation as a result of government threats and price ceilings. six months of notices rolling back prices were linked to rising costs. Ray Woestman introduced speaker Jewett amid Farm Bureau discussions.

Ettrick Wis Trempealeau County Farm Bureau Ettrick Community Hall Byron Kopp Trempealeau Wisconsin Farm Bureau Board of Directors Jewett Raymond Woestman Caledonia, Trempealeau County Farm Bureau Organization

Volunteer Red Cross Workers Serve At District Hospitals

One hundred forty two volunteers gave 453 hours in May to Red Cross projects. Most work occurred at Camp McCoy station hospital with further service at veterans hospitals in Tomah. Gray Ladies contributed 212 hours, and 21 workers made 2350 badges for military hospitals. An entertainment committee provided scheduled programs at Tomah and Camp McCoy hospitals.

Sparta Wis Red Cross C. L. Kenyon Camp McCoy Station Hospital Veterans Administration Hospital Tomah Hugh Williams, Jr Camp McCoy Hospital W. C. Sterandt George Seidel Veterans ‘Hospital Arp Seidel Spatia’ Barker’ Guegers Aes

Stoddard Auxiliary Holds June Meeting at Home

The Stoddard American Legion auxiliary held its June election and meeting at the home of Mrs. Florence Umberger. Hostesses were Mrs. Doran Twite and Mrs. Katherine During as officers and members conducted the afternoon session.

Stoddard American Legion Auxiliary Florence Umberger Doraon Twite Katherine Minnie -Frohock Pels Banger Popay

La Crosse 4-H Band Elects President and Officers

Donna Rae Schroeder Ban gor was elected president of the Crosse county 4-H band at a recent meeting. Bes Holmen band will meet Friday June 15 at Louise Leibl's home in Smith valley. Officers include Robert Gramum Holmen vice president Mary Hansen Bangor secretary treasurer Lois Sommerfield Bangor librarian.

Donna Rae Schroeder Bangor Crosse County Bes Holmen Louise Leibl Smith Valley Robert Gramum Holmen Mary Hansen Lois Sommerfield Eleanor Jones

Vacation Bible School closes in Hillsboro joint program

The First Congregational and Wesleyan Methodist churches hold a closing program for their joint summer session Wednesday evening June 13 at Hillsboro High School Auditorium. Over 10 pupils attended this summer, the highest enrollment in the history of the two schools.

Hillsboro Wis First Congregational Wesleyan Methodist Hillsboro High School

McGregor Invasion Days Draws 5000 For Boat Races

McGregor Iowa hosts fifth annual Invasion Days celebration with boat races on the Mississippi River. More than 5,000 spectators line the banks as events include a greased pole contest for children and other activities.

McGregor Ifa The Mississippi Roger

Dakota Area Schools End Year With Picnics

The Dakota area closes the school year with picnics. Teachers Elsie Brown and Mrs. Clyde Grant were rehired for the next term.

Dakota Elsie Brown Clyde Grant

Mindoro Aid Meets Wednesday Afternoon

Mindoro aid gathering scheduled for Wednesday afternoon features Mrs. Will Keppel Mrs. Ella Moore and Milo Knutson as speakers and organizers.

Mindoro Aid Sresses Mmes Will Keppel Ella Moore Milo Knutson

City considers new hall and police fire station plan

May purchase a city structure to house a new hall and police fire station. City must vacate armory office space by Aug 1 due to disrepair and lack of room for city clerk treasurer engineer assessor and council chambers. Proposes buying Snowberry property on Superior avenue for city offices. Special election planned. last in 1948 with a school bond vote. potential fourth ward created.

Snowberry Superior Avenue

Lansing EUB Group Plans Evening Meeting

The Adult fellowship of the Evangelical United Brethren church in Lansing Iowa will meet Thursday evening. Entertainment is planned by Rev D H Iles Tad Bechtel and Al Schultz with refreshments by Harold Englehorn Muriel Cooper Ivy Schofield. The Bible lesson continues on “how much do you know about the bible” taught by Kath aryne Feuerhelm. Represented at intermediate camp this week at Riverview Park Cedar Falls are Alice Bechtel Jackie Jenkins Karen Schultz Ruthie Hazel Steiber Gary and Kiesau.

Lansing Evangelical United Brethren Church D. H. Iles Tade Bechtel al Schultz Harold Englehorn Muriel Cooper Ivy Schofield Katharyne Feuerhelm Riverview Park Cedar Falls Alice Bechtel Jackie. .Jenkins Karen Schultz Ruthie Hazel Steiber Gary Kiesau

Redistricting Favored By Speaker For Vernon County Schools

In a four minute talk delivered to varied groups this spring the speaker advocates redistricting to consolidate Vernon county schools. She argues the plan would benefit pupil mobility and efficiency by aligning attendance zones with nearby high schools.

Wis Maondoe Vernon County Papi

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