Eleven Killed in Wisconsin Weekend Mishaps
The Associated Press reports a deadly weekend across Wisconsin with eleven fatalities. Among the dead are Sgt Arthur Millican and Cpl James Stark from Camp Haven, plus Cpl William Radliff near Crandon and Irvin Christopherson near Hudson. Other victims include Mrs Amery Prigge of Lake City and Michael Meagher of Green Bay, with multiple accidents across Crandon, Hager City, Green Bay, and Madison areas.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Camp Haven
Sheboygan County
Arthur Millican
Chicago
James Stark
William K. Radcliff
Argonne
Crandon
Ae McCoy
Ofce
Cpl. Radliff
William K. Radliff Sr
32Nd Engineer
McCoy
Radliff
Irvin Christopherson
St. Paul
Greyhound
Highway 12
Hudson
Amery Prigge
Lake City
Minn
Hager City
Green Bay
Michael Meagher
Harry F. Viele
Theft Of Boat Reported Here
The boat valued at about 100 dollars was stolen from Isle La Plume where it was chained to a willow. It is a 14 foot round bottom strip boat sea green with a red splash rail and the anchor and chain were taken. Local reports also note a purse stolen from a bank car in North Side Burlington Railroad yards and a wife’s billfold missing from a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Merrell
16Th
Vine
Isle la Plume
M. E. Burger
North Side
Burlington Railroad
Walter Roth
S. 8Th St
Talmadge Heads State Backing Sen Russell in Georgia
A Georgia state slate led by Gov Herman Talmadge will cast the state's 28 Democratic National Convention votes for Sen Richard B Russell. The Democratic State Executive Committee will pick 36 delegates with as many alternates and possibly 200 honorary delegates. The delegation will back Russell for the nomination and oppose a strong civil rights plank, with action likely after a session recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Party
South
Wangstad Named President of Sogna-Laget at Virqua Convention
Andrew Wangstad of Minneapolis was elected president at the National Lineage of America annual convention in Viroqua Wisconsin, succeeding J P Vigdahl. Ingvar Overbo of Viroqua becomes vice president, with Theodore Overbo and John R Swangstue reelected as secretary and treasurer. The closing banquet featured Rev H T Haagenson and I M Kalnes. the La Crosse Accordion Band performed as eight states sent representatives. A bridal parade highlighted the event in Banad costume with a silver crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
National Lineage of America
Andrew Wangstad
Minneapolis
J. P. Vigdahl
Sogn
Norway
Ingvar Overbo
Olav Nundal
Stoughton
Theodore Overbo
Ingvar
John R. Swangstue
St. Paul
H. T. Haagenson
I. M. Kalnes
McFarland
la Crosse
Coast Guard Recovers Four Bodies After Sloop Capsizes
Coast Guard crews recovered four of seven missing from an 18 foot sloop that capsized in a Cape Cod squall off East Dennis. Rescuers found one man trapped in rigging and a boy, with two more bodies nearby. Identified victims include William Minini 10 Dolores Giametti 23 Eric Sanchione 34 and James Marley 28.
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East Dennis
Mass
Coast Guard
Cape Cod
William Minini
Framingham
Dolores Giametti
Needham
Boston
Eric Sanchione
James Marley
The
Sanchione
Stella
Donald Anastassi
Angela
Newton
Farm Family Ties Endure Across Wisconsin Regions
A fragment notes a Berg Coulee farm near Holmen where a couple with two children, Arnold of Onalaska and Eunice Irvine of Madison, Wisconsin, maintain a long courtship era by horse and buggy. Arnold built his own home with lumber from the family farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmen
Berg Coulee
Black
Arnold
Onalaska
Milford
Eunice) Irvine
Madison, Wis
Seaway Study Bill Introduced in Senate
A Senate bill proposes a seven member citizens commission to issue an impartial report on the St. Lawrence Seaway project. The measure acts as a substitute for authorizing the 818 million dollar plan now before the Senate and would require the commission to report by June 30, 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Citizens Commission
St. Lawrence Seaway
Senate
Sens. Dirksen
Ill
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Smith
Congress
62 Casualties Identified in Korean War List No. 586
The Defense Department released List No. 586 naming 62 new Korean War casualties. Among them are eight dead, 52 wounded, and two injuries in battlezone accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Bertha S. Verse 86 Obituary in La Crosse County
Mrs. Bertha S Verse age 86 of 1217 South 6th Street died Sunday at her daughter's home in La Crosse County She was born September 27 1866 in Hamburg Vernon County She is survived by her daughter Mrs Ernest F Retzlaff Sr two sisters Mrs Sophie Bauer and Mrs Minnie Kowalke three grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 pm at the Sletten McKee Southside Chapel Rev H N Stoffel will officiate Burial will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday 7 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha S. Verse
Hamburg
Vernon County
Ernest F. Retzlaff Sr
Sophie A. Bauer
Minnie Kowalke
la Crosse
Sletten- McKee Southside
H. N. Stoffel
Oak Grove Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Olius H Johnson
Olius H Johnson aged 76 of 613 Market Street died in a local hospital Saturday afternoon. Survived by wife Oline four sons Henry Johnson Panaca Nev George Johnson Chaseburg Wis Floyd Johnson West Salem Wis Bert Johnson Tomah Wis a daughter Mrs Irving Larson La Crosse a brother Olaf Johnson Northfield Wis three sisters Mrs Ellen Nelson Milwaukee Wis Mrs Seal Thompson Whitehall Wis Mrs Emma Klinkgenburg Northfield Wis 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren A daughter preceded him in death Service Tuesday at 2 p m Our Savior s Lutheran Church with Rev G Ulvilden and Rev Hovland officiating Burial in Wood lawn Cemetery Friends may call Schumacher Funeral Home Monday afternoon and evening and at the church Tuesday from noon until time of service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olius H. Johnson
Market St
Oline
Henry Johnson
Panaca
Nev
George Johnson
Chaseburg
Wis
Floyd Johnson
West Salem
Bert Johnson
Tomah
Irving
Oveda)Larson
la Crosse
Olaf Johnson
Northfield
Ellen Nelson
Milwaukee
Seal Thompson
Whitehall
Emma Klinkgenburg
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
G. Ulvilden
Hovland
Woodlawn Cemetery
Schumacher Funeral Home
Winnebago
Mrs. Fanney Coy Foote Ward Dies at 82
Mrs. Fanney Coy Foote Ward of Trinidad Colorado died June 13 after a decade long illness. Survived by daughter Claire Winnell and son Harry Foote in California. Burial arrangements in De Soto are planned for Wednesday.
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Fanney Coy Foote Ward
Trinidad
Colo
de Soto
North la Crosse
Vern
Claire) Winnell
Harry Foote
California
Death in Soldiers Grove Follows Broken Leg Injury
Mrs. Josie Olson 74 died Sunday in Prairie du Chien hospital from complications of a broken leg suffered Thursday in a fall at her daughter Clements Knutson’s home in Soldiers Grove. She was born August 13, 1872, and widow of Olaf Olson. Survived by four brothers, three sisters, one daughter, two grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Chitwood Funeral Home and 2 p.m. at North Kickapoo Lutheran Church with Rev. Arthur Vorkes officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Josie Olson
Olson
Clements Knutson
Prairie du Chien
Crawford County
Olaf Olson
Knutson
Almore
Richard
Steele
N.D
Joel
Chitwood Funeral Home
North Kickapoo Lutheran Church
Arthur Vorkes
Church
Car break-in at Trane Company on Johnson Street
Charles Kissler of 1403 Johnson Street reported a Saturday morning burglary to his car parked at the Trane Company. Stolen items included a flashlight and a cigarette lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kissler
Johnson St
Trane Company
RENOR CONCENTRATE Promises Easy Weight Loss at Home
An ad touts RENOR CONCENTRATE as a safe inexpensive home remedy for overweight. Buy a bottle from a druggist and follow label instructions with no rigid dieting or vitamin fortification. If no results, return the bottle for a refund. See your druggist today for RENOR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renor
Strike disrupts Long Island Rail service in New York
Thousands of NY commuters faced disruption as Motormen and engineers of the Long Island Railroad walked out at 3 a.m. halting about 600 daily trains. The strike, linked to the National Railroad Agreement, involves 360 workers angry over grievances and delays in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island Railroad
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Independent
New York City
National Railroad Agreement
Long Island
Michael E. McMahon
Brotherhood
National Railway Labor Act
National Railroad Mediation Board
Truman
National Railroad
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Nassau
Suffolk
Spectator struck by bat at Wisconsin Rapids softball game
Lloyd Olson, 38, of 1233 S. 16th St., watching from the west bleachers, was hit in the forehead by a flying bat when a pitcher missed a ball at the Quality Lumber and Coal Company vs. Wisconsin Rapids game Sunday morning. He suffered a five to six inch cut and was taken by police ambulance to a local hospital at 10:56 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Quality Lumber and Coal Company
Wisconsin Rapids
Lloyd Olson
S. 16Th St
West Avenue
Olson
Births in St. Ann’s and Nearby Communities
Birth notices from St. Ann’s and several towns list a June 14 to June 15 span. Names include Michael Gray born to Moriarity of 2504 Hass St Elizabeth Gray Perham Minn and a Jun 15 daughter to Maalis North Bend Wis Cleo Sims Benton Duckette Jeanette Nelson Yeadke Winona Minn Margaret Rank Harriet Hellwig and Arthur Augedahi Caledonia Minn Community Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Gray
Gerald G. Moriarity
Hass St
Elizabeth Gray
Perham, Minn
James Maalis
North Bend
Wis
Cleo Sims
Benton Duckette
Farwell St
Jeanette Nelson
Harold Yeadke
Winona
Minn
Margaret Rank
Minneapolis
Robert H. Wecker
Oak Grove St
Apt
la Crosse
Harriet Hellwig
Caledonia
Calendar entries continue with local club and fair events
The calendar lists 4-H and Homemakers activities across Wisconsin in late June including La Crosse Trempealeau Houston and Caledonia venues. Picnics, dairy judging school, and play days are scheduled at Myrick Park Centerville Blair Park Onalaska Park and Caledonia Fairground with start times from 8 p.m. to 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Pig Club
Myrick Park
Trempealeau County
Centerville
la Crosse County
Onalaska Park
Houston County
Caledonia Fairground
Blair Park
West Salem County
Sabath Leaves Hospital After Liver Operation
Rep Adolph J Sabath 86 a Chicago Democrat and dean of the House was released from Michael Reese Hospital after a serious operation June 3 He will stay at the Graemore Hotel on the West Side for 10 days or two weeks then return to Washington Sabath in Congress 46 years seeks reelection after liver ailment surgery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adolph J. Sabath
House of Representatives
Michael Reese
Sabath
Graemere
West Side
Washington
Congress
Milton Beckwith Taken To Hospital After Incident
Milton Beckwith 73 of 1426 Badger Street was taken to a local hospital by police ambulance at 12 43 p m Sunday after an incident involving a hunting knife. Police reported he injured his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Beckwith
Badger St
City records three weekend traffic mishaps
Police report three incidents on city streets over the weekend. William Chester of Onalaska slowed on West Avenue near Redfield Street when Vernon Klan of Stoddard rear ended his car causing $70 damage to Chester and $20 to his own. Eight year old Marion Moore of Kah KMinn was treated for abrasions after running on State Street near 10th and falling from a car. LaVerne Davis of Onalaska opened a parked car door on Redfield near Ninth and was struck by John Blenka of 1621 Redfield Street, time 8 38 Saturday. Davis $40, Blenka $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chester
Onalaska
West Avenue
Redfield Street
Vernon Klan
Stoddard
Chester
Marion Moore
Hokah Minn
Ninth
John Blenka
Davis
Blenka
Young Schulz Draws Life Sentence in Family Slayings
Milwaukee teen John Schulz aged 16 was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to first degree murder in the Feb 9 shotgun slayings of his mother Katherine 34 and concurrent 14 to 25 year terms for the deaths of his brother Robert 11 and sister Kathleen 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukeep
John Schultz
Herbert J. Steffes
Katherine
Robert
Kathleen
Wisconsin
Steffes
Schulz
La Crosse Daily Records Court Docket Charges and Fines
Summary of La Crosse County Court actions includes William Whipple charged with vagrancy adjourned to June 19. Several defendants face speeding and stop sign violations with bonds or fines posted. Gas theft by Roland Lewis and Morris Breed leads to $35 fines each. Fire and incident reports list several urban blazes with locations and minimal damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whipple
Olympian Hotel
Hilda Johnson
Cashton
Wis
David W. Powers
Groveport
Milwaukee Railroad
Richard Promey
Camp McCoy
Campbell
Theodore V. Gydal
Houston
Minn
Highway 33
Losey Boulevard
Bernard P. Roth
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Railroad Yards
Devon B. Mauser
Goshen
Ind
Roland E. Lewis
Morris M. Breed
Bemel
la Crosse
Gordon Boersma
Chicago
Mi1
Marriage Licenses Listed for Wisconsin and Minnesota Couples
George Birkholz of Cashton and Dorothy Matiak of 1712 Mississippi St plan La Crosse wedding on June 21. Martin Krystofick of Lena and Hazel Haas of 1626 Loomis St set La Crosse ceremony in June Caledonia Minnesota. Joseph Hayes of Detroit and Ruth Gittens of La Crescent Minnesota listed for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Birkholz
Cashton
Wis
Dorothy Matiak
Mississippi St
la Crosse
Martin Krystofick
Lena
Hazel Haas
Loomis St
Caledonia
Minn
Joseph Hayes
Detroit
Ruth Gittens
la Crescent
Social Security Benefit Boost Sees House Approval
The House approved a social security bill increasing benefits by 300 million dollars and postponed final passage to tomorrow. A voice vote indicated broad support with Rep. Ford calling for a roll call to be taken later. Absence of members tied to Maine primary kept today's vote non-record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rep
Ford
R-Mich
Tomorro
Maine
Judge Neprud hears civil suits in La Crosse session
Sixth Circuit Judge Lincoln Neprud held conferences and discussed civil suits scheduled for hearing in La Crosse. He dismissed the spring term jury panel and ordered them to return to court for duty at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Circuit
Lincoln Neprud
la Crosse
Adm Wright Takes Mediterranean Command in Navy Shift
Vice Admiral Jerauld Wright assumed command of U.S. Naval Forces in the Eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean from Admiral Robert B. Carney. The move shifts headquarters to London, with Carney freeing time to lead Allied operations in Southern Europe and Britain pushing for a separate Mediterranean command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Jerauld Wright
U.S
Europe
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Carney
Britain
Earl Mountbatten
Lord Wright
London
Catholic Foresters Name Arcadia Man Arcadia Man
W A Grota of Berlin was re elected state chief ranger at the Catholic Order of Foresters convention in Madison. Other officers elected include Reinhold Klein Sun Prairie John J Brennan Milwaukee John Creviere De Pere Gilbert Leach Emmett McKeague Milwaukee E G Lins Spring Green and Martin Manning Arcadia Trustees. Next convention set for Antigo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
W. A. Grota
Berlin
Order of Foresters
Reinhold Klein
Sun Prairie
John J. Brennan
Milwaukee
John Creviere
Depere
Gilbert Leach
Emmett McKeague
E. G. Lins
Spring Green
Martin Manning
Arcadia
Antigo
Hearing on Charles R. Benton Will Final Settlement
Notice for La Crosse County Court in Wisconsin announcing a hearing on July 8 1952 at 10:00 AM. La Crosse Trust Company seeks examination of interlocutory and final accounts from 1938 to 1951 and residue assignment under the will plus inheritance tax determination. Dated June 12 1952 by Judge R V Ahlstrom and attorneys Hale Skemp Nietscht Hanson Schnurrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
Wm County
la Crosse County
Charles R. Benton
la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse Trust Company
City of la Crosse
R. V. Ahlstrom
Hale, Skemp, Nietsch
Hanson and Schnurrer
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Della Willson Estate
Hearing before the Wisconsin La Crosse County Court on July 8 1952 at 10 am to examine and allow the final account of executor George H Willson for the estate of Della Maurie Willson deceased. Actions include payment of debts and distribution of the residue and determination of inheritance. Hubert V Fuller is attorney for the estate at 112 N 4th St La Crosse Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Della Maurie Willson
City of
la Crosse
George H. Willson
R. V. Ahlstrom
Hubert V. Fuller
N. 4Th St. la Crosse
Wis
Estate of August H. Noffke final account hearing
In La Crosse County on Tuesday June 24 1952 Clara M Noffke administratrix seeks examination and allowance of her final account and debts paid in good faith plus assignment of residue and determination of any inheritance tax. Bosshard and Arneson Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
August Herman Noffke
City of
la Crosse
Said County
Clara M. Noffke
August Herman Nofike
R. V. Ahlstrom
Bosshard & Arneson
Estate of Irene K Holbek Letters Testamentary Granted
In La Crosse County Wisconsin probate notices announce that F Eugene Simon received letters testamentary for Irene K Holbek also known as Irene Hol bek and Irene K Holbeck. Creditors must file claims by September 29 1952 or be barred with a September 30 1952 hearing for claim examination heirship determination. Dated June 11 1952. Crosby & Esch attorneys 202 Van De Steeg Bldg La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Irene K. Holbek
Irene Holbek
Irene K. Holbeck
F. Eugene Simon
City of
la Crosse
R. V. Ahlstrom
Crosby & Esch
van de Steeg Bidg
Public notice of probate claims for Edward J. George Sr
In La Crosse County Wisconsin the Estate of Edward J. George Sr deceased is listing claims against the estate. Creditors must present their claims to the County Court at La Crosse by September 29 1952 or be barred. An examination and adjustment of claims will occur September 30 1952 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the Courthouse La Crosse. Dated May 29 1952. By Order of Court SCHUBERT FRANZINI
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Edward J. George Sr
Eileen F. George
la Crosse
Said
R. V. Ahlstrom
Schubert & Franzini
William F. Bummert
Kent Bummert
City of
Court House
Said County
Hale, Skemp, Nietsch
Hanson and Schnurrer
State Bank Bldz
Taft Kefauver clash on radio TV signals tough primary showdown
Washington reports a vigorous Taft Kefauver exchange on radio and TV as both senators push for the Republican and Democratic nominations. Taft calls it the hottest broadcast. Kefauver accuses isolationism. both attack administration honesty and budget plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Kefauver
ED Creagh
Washington
Ohio
Tennessee
Notice of Filing Commissioners Report in Condemnation Case
Wisconsin circuit court in La Crosse County reports commissioners John Freisinger Elmer Hougen and Gene Luening filed their damages determination for land taken by railroads Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul for railroad use. Parties named span several individuals and banks. notice dated June 16, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Jacksonville
Florida
Joseph M. Hixon, III
Robert E. Joanis
George C. Hixon, Jr
Exchange Building
la Crosse
Wis
Joseph M. Hixon III
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
City of
John Freisinger
Elmer Hougen
Gene Luening
San Antonio
Texas
Frank P. Hixon
Bradford St
Pasadena
California
Alexander Paul Hixon
Cal
Irene Whitney
Crystal Bay
Minnesota
Barnett National Bank of
Guardian
Joseph M. Hixon
Condemnation Action In La Crosse County Lands
A road company seeks condemnation of certain lands in La Crosse County. The filing names Boulevard Chicago and The City National Bank of Jacksonville as guardians and guardians ad litem for Joseph M. Hixon and George C. Hixon Jr, with addresses at 611 Exchange Building La Crosse and 611 Ex.
Notice of Hearing and Probate for William F. Bummert
Notice in La Crosse County Wisconsin for administration of William F. Bummert estate. Kent Bummert seeks appointment as administrator. proof of heirship to be heard. Claims due by September 12 1952. court hearing September 16 1952 at La Crosse Courthouse. Also sale bid notice for government lot parcel between Cat Gutslough and Black River with bid deadline July 7 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Cat Gutslough
Black River
Riverside Avenue
Island Avenue
Racine Vet Heads DAV Wisconsin Chapter Elections
Lloyd B. Cain of Racine was elected state commander of the Disabled American Veterans as the four day convention ended. A nationwide DAV study cited by John E. Feighner found 90 percent of war disabled vets feel the public has forgotten its obligation. Other officers elected included Ray La Belle James La Crosse Harold Otto Norman Ackerman and I V Statz with Ackerman the sole repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Lloyd B. Cain
Racine
John E. Feighner
Cincinnati
D.A.V
America
Ray la
Margaret Schranth
Fond du Lac
Amanda Ottman
Antigo
Esther Schmeliter
Sheboygan
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Editorial staff and departments listed for the La Crosse Tribune. Publishing info includes address, circulation contacts, AP affiliation, and home delivery and mail subscription rates for La Crosse area and extended regions. Rate cards specify weekly and yearly prices with advance payment.
Notice of Garnishee and Summons in Wisconsin Case
The State of Wisconsin to Nichols Poultry and Egg Company Nichols and Co and Herman J Cross d b a Quality Produce Co. You are summoned to appear within twenty days to answer the complaint or judgment will be entered. Garnishee summons to State Bank of La Crosse requires answer within twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Steele, Mau & Toepel
P. O
Hoeschier
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Garnishee
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Herman J. Cross
Quality Produce Co
Nichols Poultry and Egg Company
Nichols and Co
State Bank of la Crosse
MAU & Toepel
Hoeschier la Crosse
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William Steineke
Columbus
Roger Gausman
Cottage Grove
Stroughton
Donald Rees
Cambridge
Dane County
Robert Belland Jr
Oconto
Gary Sinn
Donald Sinn
Wentworth
Highway 53
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Oes
Third St. Dial
Guernsey
Anna Torgerson
S. 7Th St
Roy Torgerson
Westby
Dennis Pfaff
Roy Pfaff
South Ave
Wangstad
Sogna-Laget
Bertha
Mrs. Fanney Foote Ward
Mrs
Nellie Olson
Vine St
Wise
St. Ann’s
Arthur Augedahi
Young Schulz
Daily Records County Court
Second
Pearl Streets
Robert Orkin
Avon St
William French
Eighth
Cass Streets
Rose Street
Doris Devine
Wright
Catholic Foresters
Ohioan
Sen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Nancy
Eisenhower
Diane
Racine Vet Heads
DAV
la Crosse Tribune
T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Ed Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
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