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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1949

Page

14

Park Concert Preview by Le Crosse Concert Band

The Le Crosse Concert Band hosts a park evening with cornetist Stanley Muenkel as featured soloist. A girls’ trio Dawn Vaughn Jean Wartinbee and Sally Markos will sing solo parts in two numbers. The program lists marches, dances, character pieces and popular songs led by the band.

le Crosse Stanley Muenkel Muenkel Dawn Vaughn Jean Wartinbee Sally Markos Miss Vaughn Gloria—Losey Hosmer Schwartz Es —Lortzing Joyce Cornet Soles Tramp Lecuona Polla Africa Harlem Bennett Swanee—Gershwin Colby Dunlap Commandery—Hall

Post Office Postmaster Announces La Crosse Inspection

La Crosse post office to undergo a two day inspection by six postal inspectors from Chicago in the regular annual review announced by Postmaster Wenzel M. Dvorak.

Wenzel M. Dvorak la Crosse Chicago Dvorak

Schedule for Motion Day in Chippewa Falls Court

Clerk Larry Schaefer announced the next motion hearing will be at 10 a.m. on July 5 with Judge Clarence Rinehart presiding at the Chippewa Falls circuit court.

Larry Schaefer Clarence Rinehart Chippewa Falls

Farmer Solves Vacation Plans with Milking Solution

Plymouth England reports farmer Ten Trevethan solves long planning problem by taking cow and calf on vacation. He rents a field at Lowdown for two weeks and brings cattle along, ensuring milking needs are met.

Plymouth Eng Trevethan Lowdown

County accident injures none as guard rails damaged

James E. McDaniels driving toward Crosse tried to pass a truck on Nigger Nathan hill at 1 30 p m. He lost control and struck seven guard rail posts causing demolishment. McDaniels and passengers Mrs J E McDan ial and two children were in the car with a smashed left front and side.

Nathan Hill James E. McDaniels R. J. Sparta Crosse McDanials McDanial J. E. McDanial

Plan Project Meetings For 4H Leaders

La Crosse county home agent miss Edith M Brevig annonced that next weeks project meetings are for 4H leaders and home economics members. Sessions run 10 am to 4 pm at community high schools in Mindoro Bangor Wilson La Crosse Holmen and West Salem and attendees should bring project bulletins record books and any started or completed work.

Edith M. Brevig la Crosse County Mindoro Bangor Wilson la Crosse Holmen West Salem

Air Reserve Meeting Noted by Sargent Vandrey

Air Reserve members of the 243rd Air Force Reserve Composite Squadron are reminded by non commissioned officer in charge S Sgt Arthur W Vandrey that the squadron will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the American Legion club rooms 215 South Sixth Street in the federal building room 312.

S. Sgt Arthur W. Vandrey Air Force Reserve Office Federal Building 243Rd Air Force Reserve American Legion Club South Sixth Street

Wholesalers Urged to Reserve for Sales Round-Up

Everett H. Woehrmann executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce reminded wholesalers sales managers and salesmen to reserve at once for the Sales Round-Up at 6 30 p m Friday evening at the Hotel Stoddard.

Everett H. Woehrmann Chamber of Commerce Stoddard

Korea census records 20,184,000 residents

The government announced that the first census of the Republic of Korea counted 20,184,000 residents in Seoul and nationwide.

Korea Seoul Republic of Korea

Three Scouters Attend Session At Lake Geneva Conference

Three representatives from the Gateway Area Council attended a Region Seven Boy Scouts of America fund raising conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin last weekend. Rufus Dimmick George Hall and Charles Burch assisted in planning and program setup for public relations and independent fundraising efforts. Speakers included John M Snyder Alfred Haake and James W Armstrong. The three day event featured eight workshops and aimed to expand the Boy Scout program ahead of the 1950 anniversary year.

Boy Scouts of America Lake Geneva Wis Gateway Area Council Rufus Dimmick Black River Falls George Hall Charles Burch John M. Snyder Secretary of the Treasury Washington, D Burch Gateway Council

Weather Record U S Department of Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Weather record notes increasing cloudiness tonight with local showers in western Wisconsin and Minnesota, scattered showers Thursday, and little temperature change. Iowa forecast partly cloudy with scattered showers late tonight and Thursday forenoon, slight warming in west and central areas tonight.

U. S. Department OF Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa

Weather Summary and River Forecast for Iowa District

River forecast notes slight falls in the upper pool of Dams 9 and 10 from Hastings to Guttenberg Iowa with little change elsewhere in 36 hours. A broad weather update cites diminished shower activity in the Great Plains and Rockies while most states had rain yesterday. notable totals include Muskegon 2.54 Milwaukee 2.28 Chicago 2.07 Waco 1.97 Memphis 1.88 and Portage Wisconsin 1.60..conditions show cooler drier air moving into the upper Mississippi valley and southern plains with temperatures near mid June normals while interior California and Arizona report 100 degree highs and Silver Lake California at 114.

Hastings Guttenberg Iowa Great Plains Rockies Union Montana Wyom Muskegon Milwaukee Chicago Waco Memphis Portage Wis Wisconsin Upper Michigan Indiana Kentucky Tennesse Louisiana Mississippi Valley California Arizona Silver Lake Calif

Pioneer Life in Long Coulee and Nearby Communities

Long Coulee area settlers recount early pioneer life with Stoen family, nearby neighbors, and the growth of religious and educational structures. The narrative covers the Stoen log house, Smith Store ties, and interactions with Winnebago Indians, plus descendants and a cemetery dedication for Stoen family heritage.

Stoen Smith Anderson Second and Main Coulee

Tri State Deaths and Picnic Attendances Featured

Randolph Simons 80 of Taylor Wisconsin dies in Waukesha. Lena Sutherland 76 of Victory dies. Funeral details given. About 150 attend United Commercial Travelers and Auxiliary picnic at Veterans Memorial park with multiple families and winners listed in children and adult events.

Randolph Simons Taylor, Wis Waukesha Wis T. J. Simons Taylor United Commercial Travelers and Auxiliary Veterans Memorial Park Park Butterfield Sam Johnson S. J. DeRanitz Minnie Russell Belle Eisenla Mallard Mary Egstad Messrs and Mines Herman Tausche Even Evenson Matt Scherer August Luedtke Vernard Sherman Fred Schroeder Arthur Kirk W. J. Jones Nels la William Jones Walter Gudie Charles Warner Dwight Kennedy Kieth Smith Kenneth Marshall Morris Lillethun Norman Bakkum Orval Nelson Oliver Johnson Lewis H. Larson George Jansky George Bedessem Thomas Burns George Schachinger Paul Wangen Roy Wittenburg Glen Schultz Theodore Able Robert McCann Herbert Ott John Mooney Sandra Schultz Susann Mooney Jim McCann Jerry Saterbak David Seiler Carol Espeland Amelia Gudie

Frederick E. Steele Graduates From Wayland Academy

Frederick E. Steele son of Mr and Mrs Fred E Steele 430 North 24th Street graduated from Wayland academy Beaver Dam Wisconsin in the school's 94th annual commencement exercises held last weekend. He was active in track and football earning membership in the W club and also belonged to the ski club and youth group at the academy.

Frederick E. Steele Fred E. Steele North 24Th Street Wayland Academy Beaver Dam Wis Wayland Steele

Pastor Harold Stoffel Called to Racine by Father’s Death

The Rev. Harold N. Stoffel pastor of Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church is summoned to Racine due to the death of his father Peter Stoffel.

Harold N. Stoffel Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church Racine Peter Stoffel

Daily Records County Court Briefs La Crosse

Adolph Kneifl pleaded guilty to failing to report an accident within 48 hours and chose 10 days in jail over a $10 fine. Raymond Morehouse paid a $1 fine plus costs after an arterial violation. Robert A. Leitz admitted operating a vehicle without a valid license and paid $5 plus costs. N Lewison pleaded guilty to permitting an unlicensed driver and paid $1 plus costs. Joseph Conners from Kansas City pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was ordered to serve five days in the county jail. Jack Plunkett of Rock Island Illinois also appeared.

la Crosse Adolph Kneifl Bangor Raymond Morehouse Robert A. Leitz South Eighth Street N. Lewison Badger Street Joseph Conners Kansas City Jack Plunkett Rock Island Ill

Wisconsin men plead guilty in Whitehall justice court

Roy Rombalski of Strum pleaded guilty to drunken driving in Whitehall justice court before P. M. Paulson. He paid a $50 fine and $5.40 costs and had his driving license revoked. Victor Martinson of Galesville, initially charged with disorderly conduct, pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine with $16.80 in costs.

Whitehall Wis Roy Rombalski Strum Justice Court P. M. Paulson Victor Martinson Galesville

Local Couples to Wed in La Crosse on June 25

Donald J Davidson of Winnetka Illinois and Mary E Marshall of Chicago Ill to be married in La Crosse June 25. Richard W Johnson of Milwaukee and Arlene J Anderson of Green Bay to be married in La Crosse June 25. A City Health Department car burned at Seventh and King streets with slight damage as Fire Department responded June 14 at 1 42 p m.

la Crosse Anderson Stoen Milwaukee Norway Donald Joseph Davidson Forest Glen Drive Winnetka Ill Mary Elizabeth Marshall 17Th Place Richard W. Johnson Kane Street Arlene J. Anderson Green Bay Street Seventh and King Streets City Health Department

Trucking Bill Near Approval In State Legislature

Madison Wisconsin reports near completion of a bill to legalize trucking by milk coal and other haulers long illegal under state weight laws. Senate and assembly agree on the major issue but differ on technical details likely to go to conference. The law would legalize existing equipment for two years while a highway weight commission studies limits for final recommendations to the 1951 legislature.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison Wis Senate Assembly Wisconsin State State Commission On Highway

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