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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1949

Page

3

Flag Day Rites Held In School Auditorium

Marshal Batho spoke at the Elks Flag Day program in the Vocational auditorium about safeguarding freedom through education. Everett Hoch gave a flag history and Elks scholars were announced for Aqui nas students Mary Craig Robert McKillip and Thomas Krueger.

Batho Elks Marshal Batho Riverside Park Carl Iverson Logan Band Frank Italiano B. W. Ingli Everett Hoch Hoch the Elks C. J. Weigel Aquinas Mary Craig Robert McKillip Thomas Krueger America

Odd Fellows Elect Hudson Man As Head

Carl Dahlin of Hudson was elected grand master of Wisconsin Odd Fellows at the 103rd annual grand lodge session in Stevens Point. He succeeded H. Mason. new officers include H. A. Jennings, Charles Walker, Marvin Sorenson, A. W. Johnson, and others. About 1,100 attended the grand lodge and Rebekah assembly.

Stevens Point Wis Carl Dahlin Hudson Wisconsin Odd Fellows Dahlin H. Mason Grand Lodge H. A. Jennings Superior Charles Walker Sextonville Marvin Sorenson Milwaukee A. W. Johnson Racine Rebekah Assembly

Scholarship Drive For Indians Planned By Missionary Society

Dr. Galen Weaver outlines a drive to raise 1 million dollars for American Indian college scholarships with matching gifts from colleges foundations and tribal communities. The goal could reach 2 to 3 million and support up to 400 scholars over 10 to 20 years expanding Indian leadership in professions and public life.

Missionary Society Washington Galen Weaver New York City American Missionary Association Congregational Christian Churches Weaver Bureau of Indian Affairs

Honeymoon With Cops Incident in Saint Marc

The Paris based Espoir de Nice reports a Saint Marc near Brest honeymoon couple disturbed by police who broke their door and used tommy guns after an accidental burglar alarm. Apologies followed. The incident occurred as the light was put out.

Paris Espoir de Nice Saint- Marc Brest

GAR Officers Named At State Encampment

Milwaukee report lists new leaders for the Grand Army of the Republic units in Wisconsin. Martha Johnson of Neenah elected president of the Women's Relief Corps. Grace Gardner of Milwaukee named president of the Ladies of the GAR. Mary Harrison chosen president of the auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Other officers include Pauline Burseck Manitouoc senior vice president Julia Beker River Falls junior vice president Nina Helms Appleton treasurer Marie Krueger Sheboygan chaplain Elsa Haert Milwaukee executive board chair Gladys Hasmussen Oshkosh senior vice and Bernice Powers Madison auxiliary vice president Evelyn Jung Plymouth treasurer Della Rochesters La Crosse patriotic instructor.

Milwaukee Martha Johnson Neenah Women’s Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Grace Gardner Ladies of the GAR Mary Harrison Sons of Union Veterans of Pauline Burseck Manitowoc Julia Beker River Falls Nina Helms Appleton Marie Krueger Sheboygan Elsa Haert Gladys Hasmussen Oshkosh Bernice Powers Madison Sons of Union Veterans Evelyn Jung Plymouth Della Rocheters la Crosse

Southernmost point in Europe lies near Gibraltar

The southernmost point in Europe is near Gibraltar in Spain, extending further south than Italy and Greece and surpassing many coastal areas of northern Africa.

Europe Gibraltar Spain Italy Greece Africa

Navy Blue Angels set for Winona air show dedication

The Blue Angels will perform at Winona this Sunday during the dedication of the new million dollar Winona municipal airport. The event also features a Phantom jet demonstration at near sonic speeds. The article notes the team’s history since 1946 and their role as naval aviation instructors. Bees consume about ten pounds of honey to make one pound of wax.

United States Navy Blue Angels Winona Navy Naval Aviation Naval Civic Air Show Naval Air Training Command Naval Air Advanced

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