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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
13
A dinner speech by TM La Council on Stoddard discusses juvenile delinquency, the need for balanced youth programs, and the role of city recreation in engaging youths. He notes wealth gaps, inner forces, and the 75 percent needing care beyond families, urging attractive programs to draw youth to positive activities.
Advertisement for dress pattern No 8859 in floral prints or polka dots. Sizes 11 through 18 with ricrac trim, requires 3 yards fabric. Send 20 cents, name address size desired and item to receive issue of Fashion with summer ideas.
Sparta and La Crosse regions list upcoming marriage licenses. Names include Irene Crook and Bernard R Abbott. Arthur Kube and Ruth Gilbert Son. Louis Krett and Virginia Hippman. Hubert Austin and Elsie Miller. Nicholas Kiggens and Gertrude Crum. George Denno and Dorothy Roust. George Anderson and Marion Douglas. Also notes dairy production fact about two cows supplying dairy for 11 soldiers.
The Catholic Daughters of America held a June meeting with Rev. Gregory T. MM addressing the group. Miss Rita Costello presented an essay on the Holiness Pope Pius and leadership in the Scapular Militia which makes scapulars for servicemen. Local chair Randolph? and Magdalene Swing hammer with Katherine Oesterreicher and Vera O’Leary noted. The CDA year ends with a picnic at Myrick Park on Tuesday June 19. Officers installed included Mrs. Marcotte as grand regent and Mrs. Roth as vice regent among others.
A 25th wedding anniversary celebration honors Milo Welch Felix Hale Herman Losching Ed Pohlman Fritz Johnson Henry Meyer with Elizabeth Warren Volga Major Edna Byrnes Cora Schnittgrund Doris Loomis Bonnie Meyer Ronna Welch Emil Marx Frances George Reay Rimmert. One son Franklin F2c. serves in the navy in the Pacific. A purse was given as a gift.
By Mrs. Anne Cabot a cro cheted ecru cotton dishcloth trimmed with scarlet lining and hem ruffles features 2 inch shoulder straps to hang on a kitchen sink hook. A conversation piece gift for a kitchen shower with pattern No 5809 available for 15 cents via Tribune Chicago.
Ettrick Wisconsin special report noting Anton Berger born June 12 1856 in Norway. He married Nicko Crosse in 1885 and runs the home farm. Surviving daughters include Mrs Lewis Becker Mrs Osley Mrs Olaf Olson Mrs Julius Mason and Mrs Kolbjorn Oppgaard. 32 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. Berger remains active helping with milking and housework after his wife’s death.
A brief guide explains how to separate lettuce leaves from a head for harvest. It covers gentle pulling to avoid tearing, selecting mature outer leaves, and handling the core to promote further growth.
Margaret Jane Schantz and Chauncey D. Neinast wed at St. Patrick's Church in Sparta with a nine o'clock mass. The ceremony united the couple before Rev. Hugh J. Deeny as guests gathered for a luncheon at Hotel Sidney and a three to five reception at the bride’s parents home. The bride wore white marsuett and a seed pearl crown, with attendants in yellow net and faille. Honeymoon plans call for a northern Wisconsin trip starting June 25.
Holmen Wis special Miss Lois Holter of the 1948 Kahler hospital nursing class Rochester Minn began training Monday at St Olaf college Northfield Minn in a three month pre nursing course with other new students. She is a Holmen high school 1944 graduate and previously studied at La Crosse State Teachers college pursuing pre nursing. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Holter.
A quick tip suggests adding one tablespoon of horseradish to three cups of cooked navy or lima beans. This punchy flavor boost is described as a simple way to enliven beans.
Florence Kabat was re elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary for a third term at the annual meeting in the club room. Emma Troger and Evelyn Scheel were named first and second vice presidents with a slate of officers and an executive board. The group donated 250 to the national president's fund to aid servicemen, allocating 10 000 for prosthetic arm control, 10 000 for dual car controls for injured sailors, and 30 000 for conservatories at veterans hospitals.
The Emerson school children's clinic auxiliary led by Susanna Nowak Ruth Jaeger and Jean Right won first place for the largest membership increase in the seventh district at the spring conference in Iroqua. They received a substantial check from Poppy Day proceeds to aid disabled and needy veterans. The July picnic is set for the regular meeting day, the second Wednesday, at Myrick park with a brief business session. Committee members include Omer Bagley L V Dusso Ethel Betz and Emma Troger. Hostesses were Carl Burghardt Harold Clappier.
At First Methodist church in Paris Illinois Benedict S2c son of Mr and Mrs William Benedict of Sparta and Oral Craig Jr gain were married. A street length gown of white shantung with lace and an orchid corsage highlighted the bride. Maid of honor Virginia Stanfield Charleston Ill wore white linen with a white carnation corsage. Reception at Twin Lakes hosted by Mrs Glen Talbott. Bride is Sparta High School graduate and nurse trainee living with grandfather Louis Berg Angelo. Groom serves in U S Navy armed guard reporting to Brooklyn for duty.
Birth notices list on June 12 Gail Kathryn to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Struxness at 700 Liberty Street Whitehall Wisconsin. June 13 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Engen Caledonia Minnesota. June 6 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benneke Eitzen Minnesota. June 13 Julie Prances to Mr. and Mrs. William D. Mack 225 21st Place Celeste Long. June 13 son Lynn Charies to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waldenberger West Salem Wisconsin. June 14 Marshall Dawson to Pfc. one Bes Macshel 26eCasty Trempealeau. June 14 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kruschek 1524 La Crosse Street.
Esther Erickson of Galesville married Richard Carrian of Chicago on a lawn at the bride’s parents’ home in Ettrick Wisconsin. Rev K M Arberg of Blair officiated. Attendants were Loretta Noltsmier and Goodwin Erickson. The couple will live in Chicago where both work at Pettybone Mulliken plant.
The marriage of Virgil Hart of Eitzen Minnesota and Marian Burseth of Waukon is set for Friday afternoon at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Waukon. A reception will follow at Eitzen that evening, and the couple will reside in Waukon where Hart is employed.
To prevent beet bleeding keep beets in their skins with stems attached. Cook them whole then skins slip off easily after cooking.
A special Sunday morning breakfast features brown sausage tucked into baked apples with a light sweetening, offering a savory fruit dish for early meals.
The Rev. Robert D. Winter was re-elected president of the La Crosse Council of Social Agencies at a meeting held Wednesday night at Hotel Stoddard. Officers include Rt. Rev. A. N. Schuh as vice-president Mrs Hartwick Overson secretary Miss Minnette Sprain treasurer and trustees Capt Warren Johnson Salvation Army and Miss Josephine Fletcher.
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