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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
7
West Salem Wisconsin June 19 Special The West Salem choir and orchestra of the Federated church assisted by choirs from German and Lutheran churches of West Salem presented a sacred concert last Sunday. The program featured choral and instrumental numbers with notable performances by both local and visiting singers.
HB White licensed Undertaker and Embalmer offers service in Pearl area with two phone numbers for contact at 311 Pearl.
A Sunday concert at the Norwegian Synod church in Westby featured a choir and orchestra directed by Peter Mickleson. Christian Koutson, cousin of Mickleson and ex Minneapolis Symphony member, joined from Westby. fifteen cars ferried musicians and guests, who were lavishly entertained after their arrival.
Floods in the Cygness river in southeastern Kansas delayed Katy schedules across multiple routes. Reports indicate heavy traffic near Fort Scott, Kansas, and a twenty foot rise of the Cygnes from a cloudburst disrupted service and morale.
Jones pastor announces Sunday school at 1 3. TM sharp morning service at 11. Endeavor at 6 15. Evening 7 15 Children day exercises for intermediate and adults. Parents and friends invited. Men’s meeting Tuesday evening. Preparatory services Wednesday and Friday evenings. Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper and reception of new members Sunday June 27 at 3 30 p m. Public invited.
The First German Methodist Church at Seventh and Ferry streets under Pastor John H. Klaus holds Sunday school at 9 15 a m with adult Bible class in the auditorium. Worship at 10 20 a m by W G Haebich, evening Epworth league led at 7 30 p m, midweek service Wednesday 7 45 p m. Reports from Epworth league convention at Dubuque Ia. German summer school begins July 6.
St Pauls Universalist at Cass and Eighth streets led by George R Long rake minister offers Sunday School and character training with Mr P E Long superintendent. Public worship with sermon at 11 oclock and Y P C I praise and song at 645 P M.
Pastor Rev Stanley Cadams leads Sunday at First Methodist Church with a 9 a m class meeting and 10 a m Sunday school in graded and primary departments. He preaches at 11 a m on The Right Staff in the Wrong Hand or the Peril of the Educated Man. A 7 45 p m sermon titled Turning the Other Cheek Also follows. Epworth League meets at 7 p m. all welcome.
Christ Church Episcopal at Ninth and Main with Rev W Everett Johnson as rector offers Holy Communion at 8 00 a m Matins and sermon at 10 45 a m Even song at 4 30 p m and a day’s music including Venite and Benedictus in chant Te Deum and Magnificat and None Dimittis all in chant form with Woodward and Woodard contributions.
St John’s Reformed Church at Market and Fourth streets with EB Vornholt as pastor invites the congregation and Sunday school to Myrick park for a day of worship and Christian entertainment. Services begin at 10 a.m. followed by lunch at noon and an afternoon program.
West Avenue Methodist church on West Ave near Jackson Street lists morning worship at 10 30 each Sunday with a ritualistic Communion service. Sunday School at 11 45. Epworth League devotional at 7 15 with God Spirit Directing the Soul Winner. Evening worship at 8 09 with sermon on Choosing Companions. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45. You are welcome.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran Church at West Ave and Ferry Street led by Pastor J. J. Rumberger held morning service at 9 45 and Sunday school at 9 30.
St Pauls Norwegian Lutheran church corner West Ave and Division street hosts Sunday school and Bible study at 9 00 a m with no services on Sunday. Ladies Aid society meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs. P A Rippe and Mrs John Ruud as hosts.
The First Congregational church at Main and Seventh streets led by Rev. Car los C. Rowlison offers 11 o'clock services with a sermon titled The Nature of Sin. Miss Hickisch will sing All in the April evening by Hink son-Diak. Bible school at 16 o'clock and Christian Endeavor at 7. Open to all.
First Baptist Church on Sixth Street hosts Rev. Norman Ramsey of Caledonia Mann exchanging pulpits. Morning worship includes sermon and Bible study starting at 4:36 PM with a young people's hour at 6:20 PM. Ramsey will speak at the evening service.
A church notice for First Presbyterian at the corner of King and Sixth streets with Rev. D. C. leading a Sunday service and related activities.
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist on King Street between Fifth and Sixth offers Sunday service at 11 am with the Bible Lesson subject Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force. Sunday school starts at 9 45. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Free reading room open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 11 am to 5 pm at 507 Main Street second floor.
Galesville Wisconsin June 19 Special Young people of the Presbyterian church announce a Thursday evening trip to Chicago with trains from Union Station starting 7 30 pm. The excursion includes sightseeing arrangements on arrival and special train staff. Also noted are a fair ostrich act in August and various local society and school notices.
Evangelical gatherings are held in a tent on Winnebago Street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets. Sunday services start at 3 30 p m and at other days the evenings begin at o clock with song and music provided.
A spiritual gathering will be held Sunday evening at 298 South Seventh Street the home of Mr and Mrs Mc Farlin. A short sermon will be followed by psychic messages and descriptions. On Wednesday evening Mrs Mc Farlin will speak on Health Culture and offer treatments. All who are interested are welcome.
The La Crosse Rescue Mission at 212 Pearl Street announces nightly services led by Rev. D. C. Jones and Rev. W. J. Peacock. A union service opens June 27 on North Fifth Street with Wesleyan Male Chorus directed by Prof. James R. Kerr. No creed but Christ, no law but love.
German Methodist Episcopal church at corner Berlin and Clinton streets lists Rev B C Brandenburg as pastor and Sunday school at 9 30 a m with C F Figgie as superintendent. Preaching at 10 30 a m, evening service announced in morning. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m. Epworth league and Sunday school times noted.
Scandinavian Baptist church on Charie and Logan streets. Rev T Knudsen pastor. Sunday services at 16:30 morning and 7:45 evening union service. Sunday school and Bible class after morning service. Young People's meeting. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 p m.
North Presbyterian at Avon and Logan invites all to morning worship at 16 59 with a sermon The Great Misconception and an evening service at 7 45 on Religion and System A Sunday school and adult class meet at noon A Young People's meeting is at 7 pm in the lecture room A Thursday prayer meeting and communion preparatory service follow at 7 45 All members and candidates are urged to attend The quarterly communion service will be held Sunday morning June 27 Baptism of children and reception of new members will also take place Public welcome to all services and those not worshiping elsewhere urged to consider this their church home
Trinity United Lutheran on Avon street led by Rev A Forness offers 7 20 pm English service on Sunday. Sunday school Bible study at a.m. Ladies Aid and Men’s Society meet Tuesday in church parlors with hostesses Mrs Sam Semingsen and Mr Soren Sorenson. Lawn social planned on Ole Semingsen’s lawn 1593 Charlies street Thursday June 24. in rain moved to church parlors.
Immanuel Lutheran at Avon and St Paul streets will have no services due to the synodical convention in Watertown. Mr Albert Zunker is named the congregation’s delegate. Julius W Berghols is listed in connection with the event.
Tabernacle Baptist Church at Clin ton and Avon streets holds morning worship at 9:36 AM with D C Dewey of the City Mission officiating. Young People meet at 7 PM. Evening service at 7 45 PM with AC Gran of the YM C A officiating.
St Marks FEnelieh Lutheran at Wood and North streets posts evening service led by Rev J J and Romb. A Gay school session begins at 9 36 am.
State of Wisconsin County Court La Crosse County Probate notice for special term on June 29 1915 at 10 AM. Carrie Daniels executrix of John A Daniels seeks adjustment settlement and allowance of final account and assignment of residue to entitled persons. Court order by County Judge John Brindley attorney Otto M Schlabach for executrix.
Probate In La Crosse County Wisconsin announces a hearing on June 29 1915 at 10 o clock AM in the county courthouse. John H Dahl executor seeks adjustment settlement and allowance of the final account of Casper F Craig deceased Town of Farmington. Attorneys John Brindley and James Thompson listed for the estate.
Notice in the Wisconsin La Crosse County Court special term to be held at the Court House La Crosse on June 29 1915 at 10:00 AM. The application of Sophie Green is listed for consideration by the court.
The Hethel Lutheran Church and Bethel Nor Lutheran Church at the corner of Sill and George streets list Arthur Lien as pastor based at 1502 George Street. Sunday school starts at 9:25 a m and morning worship at 10:36 a m with sermons by the pastor and special music.
J W T Mason reports from New York that Lemberg could fall at any time as Austrian forces reach within fifteen miles and German troops approach from the northwest. The piece details German and Austrian maneuvers to trap Russian forces near Lemberg, with rail routes and river actions shaping the siege.
Uele Ezra Harkins bought a postage stamp last November to send to his brother in Arizona. The brother was hanged that week for stealing. Harkins then tried to sell the stamp back to the postmaster.
Notice is given for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Louisa Bonne ma late of the Village of New Amsterdam in La Crosse County Wisconsin deceased dated May 2 1915. The county court warns that creditors must present claims by a set deadline and follow legal procedures to establish their rights.
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