Services For Sunday In La Crosse Churches
A dense list of church services for Sunday across La Crosse, including messages at Avon, St Paul streets, West Ave, and Sixth and Main. Denominations covered include Lutheran, Methodist, Congregational, Free Church, Baptist, Universalist, and Presbyterian with times, locations, and event notes for youth, Sunday schools, and special programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Crosse
Pischitals
Bunday
Weber
Hehrnol
St. John's Reformed Church
Rev
Diehm
Wikasha
Mina
Ingile
Boyn
Hall
Prenen
West 4
Rev. J. J
Haig
Luis Tiel
Atte Ray Walk
Gur Sa
Vlewra
Ofr
Ru Pauls Lutheran Church
Iwehne
Divison Street
H. T. Braa
Sesmon
Iu Warvendeun
Parosital School
Ehireh
Wert
Cameron Yennies
A. Te ‘Iamim
Bervites
Germain
M. Huuday School
Patner
Avon
St Paul
Tutius
Trermant
Tutheran Ohureh
Cormer
Georges Sng
Sll
Ralph Martensen
Sermoon
Eerie
Lucheran Free Church
Marthat
Ebhdran
Iely Mertain
Rmrn
Rhureh
Caledonia Street Methodist Chugeb
First Methodist
H.C. Oxon
Myrlek Park
H League
Berlie
West Avenue Methodist
Rover C. Ratstan
Tgo A. m. Worth League
Nelson
Helen Hilton
Ivian
First Congregational Church
Seventhang
Ray
Carlos CG. Rownson
Belvit College
Beloit
Christian Associations
Christe Science First Church of Christ
Scientist
Cass
Eighth Streets
Batavian National Bank
Fourth Moor
Ngeulicat
Evangelical Free Church
Fifteenth
Winnebago
Gundlay School
Universalist
St. Paul's Universalist
Corner Cass and Lighthatrests
Nellis Mann Godale
Scandinavian Baptist
Charles and
Logan
T. Knudsen
EB. A. Forss
Young People's Meeting
Braves
Durracation School
Main Street
DeForest
C. Dewey
Suber Intendent
Lena Bowey
Sissonary
Remand for Common Labor Is Plentiful State Report
The state reports remand for common labor is plentiful as workers are recalled. Descriptions note widespread demand across sectors, with many individuals awaiting placement. Officials say the trend supports sustained employment prospects for unskilled laborers.
Jewel theft dominates chaotic town page
A fragmented and garbled OCR text depicts a chaotic report involving jewel theft, a referenced figure Vito Ar bef, and scattered names and places. Several lines appear as misread names and stray phrases, with no clear sequence of events or verifiable details to extract a coherent incident summary.
Fragmented City Brief Teases Local Happenings
A jumble of names, venues, and stray notes outlines a busy city page with references to places like Shelly Til Wm Cateet and Danving events, several individuals including Norma Mater and Gloria, and local activities ranging from dances and weddings to records, fashion, and public notices. The scattered OCR reads like a promenade of society items and adverts with no single clear focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meusiers
Sylleta
Busine
Columbia Records
Aily
Lee Miss
Norma Mater
Cassie
Tyas
Sol
Gloria Tire
Neil Side
Milwiikee Niffioms
Baithow Galleos
Lars Ter Iered
Tata Wussint
Gabtowais
Stor Co
Tagsace
Servien
Mallarex
Thamienip
State departments keep within income in past year
Report notes no deceit but three million in authorized build remains. spending largely within appropriations and operating costs show modest increases. Officials say requests by departments were generally met, with overall expenditures kept under prior limits amid ongoing financing constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Pitle
Elvin
Wuitding
Will Weigh Babies at Se. Awwes Hospital
Babies born at Se. Awwes hospital will be weighed during a weekly check at the maternity ward Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o clock. Nurses will record weights and note any health concerns for the week.
Tariff dispute eyed in Republican talks on soldier bonus
Reported negotiations outline a potential compromise in which a veterans’ bonus is linked to the tariff measure, with party leaders holding informal canvasses to gauge support and aiming for a united stance at a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Senat
Senate
Fragmentary note on political stance and congressional reaction
A partial passage describes support for President Harding and prioritizing a rarefied measure. It notes American region representatives faced censure and seemed to assent to an arrangement, with emphasis on a priority measure and disposal of an action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Ferdinand Goede Dies in Germany on Vacation Trip
Elderly La Crosse man Ferdinand Goede died on a vacation trip while traveling to visit his old home in Emmeris Germany. He became ill aboard a steamer and died soon after reaching a hospital near his former residence. He did not see his relatives. He was about 80 and a La Crosse resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Julius Tgarkhart
Ferdinand Goede
Emmeris
Germany
Goede
S. Anberger
Birphanm
la Cra
Elephants Halt Oil Business In Coastal Region
Local reports describe elephants causing disruptions to oil operations by trampling pipelines and scattering debris on beaches. Officials warn movement by wildlife jeopardizes infrastructure and potential safety concerns for workers and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Benson
Salzer Memorial Ch Ferry
O. W. Muyenster
B. . Brandenburg
John P- Selzer
Migsioneary Society
Everybouy
Hoy
Woman's
Porergy Missionary Society
Pertor
E Daptiet First Baptist Church
S. Stewart
God
BP. UW
Jesus
Presbyterian
Tiest Presbyterian
Iss
Edward Everett
Grace Chapel
Jack Weer
Myrick Park
Boy Scout
Morgan
Williane
Sorean
Rgb
Slime Pac
Dinette Eeeataeboe
Matson
Teya
Cori
Tistoway
Fed Pte Rok
Ulest
Misi
Vito
AEE Vrals Pee Harsteen
Pockskill
New York Central
Basten
Eevedin
Amd
Vinialago
Deirris Nowtits
Joseph TaeLap
Loerenh
Weis Boals
Thornton
Atkinson
Sis
Hiness
Ciailek
Sanday
Artie
Artie Vietarca
Minunieafiolis
Oweekeend
Marceerite Weston
L. J. Mairich
Main St
Patel
Man Sr
Wis
Weshine
Pawaunee i ‘Bee
Wesel
ANO Wes Pty
Tetley Funeral Chapel
Motor Service
The
Tetleys
St. Cresse
S. Bih St
Catherine Burke
Barnfard College
Pha
Kapa
Evelyn Orne
New California
John C. Burns
E. A. Swanson
Aal
Hals
Burlington Beach
Philip G. Juboor
Cincinnati
Burger Bros. Co
Werster St
Ohio
Sisson-Seielstad-Hougen CO
Front Street
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