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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
11
An editorial urges nationwide uniform traffic control amid rising interstate travel. It cites T H Brindles of the Da Crosse branch of the Automobile Association noting 28 614 traffic deaths last year from signaling failures and calls for standard hand signal rules across states to reduce confusion and improve safety.
A garbled local notice notes no official Flag Day program planned in town. It mentions Willem Gillette of the Amerevay Legion requesting commemoration by La Cinese linens and a brief ceremony at Elks hall to honor the occasion.
Dorothy Aas, missing since an evening, was discovered asleep inside a refrigerator in the garage of Tony Cha mingham. The top had fallen, trapping her as she played inside. She could not lift the lid and was unable to breathe until found. The incident involved the child and a stray seal of concern.
The article explains making angel food cakes and jelly rolls, detailing batter preparation with eggs, sugar, flour, and flavorings, baking in specific oven conditions, and cooling. It includes two recipe variants, including a chocolate angel food, and notes on storing angel food cakes in tin boxes. It also mentions serving ideas with ice cream sandwiches and mint parfait.
Miss Josephine Lunde became the bride of Arnold Ringsten in a ceremony at the United Lutheran church parsonage in Pigeon Falls Wisconsin. The Rev A J Gerke officiated at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. The bride wore a cereal crepe gown with lace bodice and a tulle veil with a cap effect.
Liberty Pole Wisconsin prepares a children’s day program at the Methodist church with Misses Avenelle Barton and Lucille Lépley in charge. Parochial school activity continues at Folsom, with L. Rian teaching at St Olaf college. Alice Fortney left for La Crosse after visiting her mother, Alma Fortney. Erick Oren, 67, died at Aardal, Sogn, Norway. his daughter Mrs Albert Ekum and Ida Anderson of Mason City received the notice.
Man tells judge how mental illness was cured by neck operation linked to goiter treatment in Cincinnati. X ray allegedly pinpointed source of irritation. insanity record to be cancelled after judge notes recovery. Foertsch, 40, previously committed to Oshkosh hospital, travels from Cincinnati to testify.
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