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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1935

Page

13

Trempealeau County Relief Office Reports May Totals

Relief Director A Reaman releases Trempealeau County May figures from the rural rehabilitation department. May saw 149 relief applications, 40 granted, 216 active drought relief cases, and 1492 individuals under one relief obligation. Work projects employed 172 people. Total May expenditures reached 12 784.08 dollars with county share about 4109. Non reportable items include hospitalization and doctors care. A highway collision near Blova injured James Seymour, and Maton Berg, Strum, faced crank driving charges and probation.

Whithall Win A. Reaman Rural Rehabilitation Department e@roacht Hare Smd Tremp County Amouutt Office For

Exploration slumps Wells Bankrupt in New Haven Court

Explorer Grant Carveth Wells filed a bankruptcy petition in New Haven reporting assets of 4.59 and debts of 11,350.02. Creditors include his first wife Mrs Luard T Wells of New York who won a 5000 judgment in a suit against Mrs Zella Robert Wells his present wife. The piece notes 247 million copper cents produced in 1934 in the United States.

Wells New Haven Conn Npi Grant Carveth Wells United States District Court Luard T Wells New York Serenity Zella Robert Wells Egere

One Dish Vegetable Meals Rise In Popularity

Substantial one dish vegetable meals with bread and salad save work and money. Dishes combine vegetables with cheese peanut butter or egg, baked in casserole with milk or cheese sauce. Stuffed peppers and tomatoes offer varied combinations. meals can be prepared ahead and stored, then baked to serve.

Mary E. Dague NEA Service

All-Bran testimonial claims Regular Habits and Marvelous Feelings

A reader shares relief from constipation after a week of three daily meals of Kellogg's All-Bran. The letter from Mrs. Armand Hamel of Pawling New York touts improved elimination mood and appearance, noting two tablespoonfuls daily and a mild bulk aid.

Armand Hamel Pawling N.Y

Six Children In Automobile Accidents Since January 1

The American Legion Child Safety map records six preschool aged children injured in auto collisions on city streets since December 1. Incidents span January to June 1935, involve ages 3 to 7, with injuries from broken legs to gashes. Names include Betty Hanson, Richard Furchtenicht, Charles Hefti, Dorothy Gongier, Beverly Verchata, and Bobby Playman.

American Legion W. F. Oppermann Legion's Child Safety Committee Betty Jane Hanson King Street Richard Furchtenicht George Street George and Cunningham Streets Charles Hefti South Avenue Sixteenth and Cass Dorothy Gongier Beverly Verchata South Fifteenth Street Sixth King’ Streets

Presbyterian church school presents children’s day program

West Salem Wisconsin church announces a June 16 10 pm children’s day program titled In God's Temple of Childhood. participants include Alice Mae Larson Ruby Rhodes Mary Logging Beverly May Elizabeth Pischke Lorraine Clements Frances Johnson Delores Young Virginia Baer Marion Meyer Ruth Pellersells Aileen Clermonts Bernice Erickson Janet Lamp Jane Leicht Katherine Wedeking Joyce Tolson and many others in the congregation with Harold Motschenbacher John Lamp Ellen Fabre Jane Heinz Betty Hickey and others listed.

West Salem Wis The Presbyterian Church School Sageant Alice Mae Larson Ruby Rhodes Mary Logging Beverly May Elizabeth Pischke Lorraine Clements Frances Johnson Delores Young Virginia Baer Marion Meyer Ruth Pellersells Aileen Clerments Bernice Erickson Janet Ann Gilfry Dona Heinze Dorothy Knudson Sidney Syvertson Russell Young Joan Petersen Charlotte Fitz Patty May Mark Petersen Carol McEldowney Joyce Knudson Marjorie Leicht Russell Davenberg Roberta Howe Herbert Rhodes Russel McEldowney Alvin

Picnic Planned for Eastern Star Members and Families

Members of the Eastern Star and their families will have a picnic supper at Neshonoe on Monday June 17. Ushers are Roscoe Young Ralph Cullmann Richmond Griswold Robert May Fay Cullmann and Albert Larson. If rain or unfavorable weather strikes the gathering shifts to the Masonic temple.

Robert Leicht Richard Krohn William Pischke Stanley Sherman Harrison Storandt Milton Syvertson Virginia Baer Joyce Wright la Verne Young Irving Friell James Johnson William Sylvester Leo Cullmann Ralph Dunlap Rodney Sherman Anna Mae Moran Nona Mae Dunlap Roscoe Young Ralph Cullmann Richmond Griswold Robert May Fay Cullmann Albert Larson Eastern Star Neshonoe Masonic Temple

Coughing Fit Ends in Tragic Teen Death

In Anderson Indiana Vera Toaps aged 14 collapsed and died after coughing violently for more than two hours due to a cold.

Anderson Ind Vera Toaps

First direct heart operation for angina successful

Cleveland reports Joseph Krohmar, 48, the first patient to undergo a direct heart operation for angina pectoris, leaving Lakeside Hospital a well man. Performed February 13 by Dr. Claude S. Beck, the procedure joined chest muscle to heart area to improve blood flow and ease painful attacks. Krohmar, who weighed 157 pounds now after weighing 14244 pounds on arrival, walked 15 steps and plans to return to hospital work soon.

Cleveland Joseph Krohmar Lakeside Hospital Krohmar Claude S. Beck Beck Erchmar Chardon Ohio SR Gree

Turkish Clerics Abandon Garb Under Ataturk Reform

More than 1,000 priests, nuns, and clerics of all faiths have discarded their clerical dress in line with President Kamal Ataturk's law reform. Many other clerics and conscientious objectors fled the country amid the change.

Civtes Istanbul Turkey Kamal Ataturk

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