Country Club Tea for New Members at La Crosse
The La Crosse Country Club hosts a tea Saturday from 3 to 6 pm welcoming new women members with readings by Madame A. N. Huntingford of New York and Miami. Local organizers include Mrs Colman and Mrs Hignee. Continued social visits involve Mr and Mrs Fred Schroeder of Waukesha and others attending events across La Crosse, Menominee, and Denver as library staff member Bertha Buelaw travels for conventions.
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la Crogre Country Club
A. N. Huntingford
New York City
Miami
Tra
Huntingford
More
Philips
Charor
Mmes. C. &. Colman
J. B. Hignee
Don Wheeler
P. I. Yerly
AT. Holmes
Carl F. Michel
Hope Toland
J. R. Johnson
Fred Schroeder
Waukesha
Chaseburg
Hakah
la Crosse
Paul Kapanke
Park Avenur
Bertha Buelaw
Bertha Buelow Speaks at First Baptist Dinner
Miss Bertha Huelow will speak on her trip to Europe at a Thursday evening dinner at First Baptist Women's Simon. The 6:30 program includes a brief report by Mrs Stanley McPonald on the state convention women's meeting at Eau Claire. an executive meeting will follow.
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Bertha Huelow
Europe
First Baptist
Simon
Aor
Jessie B
Horlessus
Stanley McPonald
Syomen
Eau Chire
Covered Dish Farewell for Mrs Harris at First Methodist
A covered dish luncheon is planned Thursday at First Methodist Church to honor Mrs Emmanuel Harris wife of the district superintendent of the Methodist Church whose term here ends in early September. Members are asked to bring table service sandwiches and a covered dish.
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Eoymanuel Harris
The
Methodist Church
AML
Rev Niebruegge Plans Elm Grove Meet
The Rev A J Niebruegge will attend a devotional meeting Thursday evening at Elm Grove schoolhouse on Mormon College finned. Young People's chorus will sing.
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A. J. Niebruegge
Elm Grove
Alj Niebruegee
Eko Grove
Young People’s Chorus
St Johns Circle Postpones Picnic
The St Johns Circle postpones its picnic that had been planned for Thursday at Myrick Park. The group was to meet with Mrs. Gats Nievbieh at 1109 North Avenue South.
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St. John’s Circle
St Johns
Myrick Park
Gats Nievbieh
Preventing Fading of Colored Garments
A damaged recipe advises soaking a colored elot in a gourd sized bowl of cold water with salt for thirty minutes. Rinse with warm water, then soap on sides. If a light enter appears, switch to cold water and salt.
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Minot
Cool Cotton Dresses Peak In Summer Style News
Marian Young reports cotton frocks regain appeal as cooler fabrics for day wear and evening. Versatile daytime models in pique dimity ginghams and madras suit street, office, sport, and vacation, with easy care. Evening gowns in organdy and peasant crash offer soft dots, fringe trims, and tailored looks suitable for summer ballroom events.
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Marian Young
NAA
New York
Dimity
Browsing Through the Shops by Susan NeCaBe
A small six inch pig in overalls and high hat sits on a store counter wrapped in cellophane, promising delight for a young buyer. A rag doll with green sunbear adorns nearby, and a southern style doll complete with piggy features is also on display, appealing to children shopping for summertime toys.
WCTU Flower Mission Day Observed at Matson Home
The Women's Christian Temperance Union holds its annual Flower Mission Day Friday at 2 30 pm at the home of Mrs N A Matson 354 South Nineteenth Street La Crosse. Flowers are solicited for distribution to the sick and shut ins among invited friends.
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Flower Mission
la Crosse Banc
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
N. A. Matson
South Nineteenth Street
Sewing Style Show At Singer Shop
A sewing style show for sewing fans at the Singer Sewing Machine Shop Friday afternoon and evening. Hours are 2 to 5 and 8. Miss Grace Petry will model and Miss Viola Miler, both from St Paul, will be present.
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Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Grace Petry
Viola Miler
Snnou
St. Paul
Erosion Office Opens At Holmen
The U S Soil Conservation Service opens a Holmen branch to work with the Civilian Conservation Corps camp arriving around July 15. Superintendent C K Otis invites area farmers to visit the office east of the Folmen bank to discuss erosion problems and register names for on site inspections.
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U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Holmen
Civilian Conservation Corps
C. K. Otis
Lyanch
Folmen Bank
Otis
Soil Conservation Service
Judge Cowie Sets Motion Day Saturday in Circuit Court
Judge Robert S. Cowie will hold motion day proceedings Saturday morning at 9 o clock in circuit court. Foreclosure and several divorce cases are on the docket. Friday at 10 o'clock he will hear a Monroe county divorce, Anna Hem Weibel versus Raymond Weibel. The item notes a separate historical prison population decline and prison closures.
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Robert 5S. Cowie
Circuit Court
Cowie
Monroe County
Anna Hem Weibel
Raymond Weibel
Laundering of non-support charges dismissed at arraignment
Jack Roberts of 508 1 2 North Sixth Street had non-support charges dismissed after an arraignment in county court before Judge R. V. Ahlstrom. He was arrested by sheriff's deputies on Tuesday.
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Jack Roberts
North Sixth Street
R. V. Ahlstrom
Roberts
Ole
Myrick Park
la Crosse
Copeland Park
Linker Hotel
B. E. Clemmane
Milwaukee
Gateway Tavern
M. Brandenburg
Hebderds
Common Council
Salpiziossis
Hilbert Kane
Gilbert
Sumner Street
Tuesday Tribune
van Loon's
Old Sieport
Stevens
Vine Street
Glasses Street
C.S. Widesth
Falls
Las Crosse
Onalaska
Marietta
Spencer Roscoe
Hibbing
Mion
Gamble
Johnson
County Highway Committee
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen and local notes
A Sunday Tribune item notes Aunt Het by Robert Quillen and mentions Cousin Jim a country manager figure. Local columns report Mrs E B W of La Crescent sold three kittens in a 30 cent ad. A boy named Tommy Phelps was struck at Hood Street playground, treated, then improved at home. Council bids for road oil are set for 7 25 p.m. Thursday.
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Frank J. Davy
la Crescent
Tribune
Marietta
Tommy Phelps
Fifth Avenue South
Hood Street
Motorist Injured As Car Hits Viaduct
A. J. Ritter of 1110 Logan Street was injured when his car struck the center viaduct support on Rose Street. He escaped with a cut hand after his car overturned following a collision with an uncooperative vehicle that cut in front of him and fled the scene.
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A. J. Ritter
Logan Street
Rose Street
Ritter
Roessler Arrested on Assault Charge in County Court
William Roessler of 61114 South Third Street was arrested Tuesday on a charge of assault and battery after his wife filed the complaint. Arraigned in county court, Judge Ahlstrom adjourned the case until 2 PM Thursday. Also notes the Arnaud Robert liveoak trunk near Cecelia, La. measures 33 feet 4 inches in circumference.
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William Roessler
South Third Street
Roessler
Ahlstrom
Arnaud Robert Liveoak
Cecelia
Simple home remedies to remove shine and tarnish
To remove shine from garments sponge with water and a teaspoon of ammonia per quart, then press from the reverse. Cover silver with dry flour to prevent tarnish. Lemon and salt can help remove rust from overly hot pressed items. Hold garments over steam after the lemon salt cure. Soak curtains and spreads in cold water with borax overnight for easier washing.
Three Stills Seized By Federal Officer
Federal officer Thomas G. Dowling seized three moonshine stills and hundreds of gallons of mash and liquor in Dunn county. A Durand resident, Milo Tourtellott, tended the operation and was arrested. He pleaded guilty in Eau Claire and was bound over to federal court on $1,500 bond, later jailed for lack of security.
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Thomas G. Dowling
la Crosse
U. S. Treasury Department
Dunn
Dunn County
Dowling
Milo Tourtellott
Durand
Tour
Vegetable Notes on Stock, Iron, and Personal Diet
Save the cooking liquid to use in soup stock and keep it in the ice box. Spinach and green vegetables are noted for iron, onions, sulfur, cabbage, salts, celery, and lettuce may aid the nervous system. The most valuable guidance is to eat what agrees with you, as each person is her own best gastronomic judge.
Delinquent Taxes Paid To Treasurer
Payments of 1934 delinquent taxes are being made at the office of Marvin Johnson, county treasurer. Johnson said a large amount had been paid and reminded filers that assessments must be paid at his office no later than July 1. Shortcake in Main Dishes suggests creamed chicken, fish or vegetables with hot biscuits. The average worker loses 614 days each year from common colds.
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Marvin Johnson
Johnson
Y Camp Staff Plans Tiny Tot Program This Summer
Harriet Dimler guides a six mornings only fire education session for children under seven at the Y W C A four day camp, starting June 22 and ending July 27. Registrations are welcome before June 22 and on that morning at the Y. More details available from W C A Polacek Smith. Rose Polacek to Earl Smith wedding announced by Mrs Martin Beranek. St John’s church hosts a 500 and banco party with prizes awarded to several attendees. The Wolf family from Minot, North Dakota visiting relatives at 502 North Ninth.
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Harriet Dimler
Y.w.c
Polacek-Smith
Martin Beranek
Green Bay Street
Rose Polacek
Earl Smith
Charles Smith
Johnson Street
St. John’s Church
Banco
Alvera Zander
Mayme Zeimenta
Mmes
John Wendling
Sophie Petersmith
George Guggenboehl
Frank Strupp
Joseph Ritter
John Haleska
al Nekola
Lounco
Catherine Hyat
Charlotte Sieber
Helen Jonas
Margaret Keaveny
Flavian Schwa~ Ikenbauer
Joseph Schneider
John Groth
Montgomery Ward Holds Picnic in Wisconsin
Montgomery Ward employees in La Crosse hosted a Sunday picnic at Galesville drawing many families. Attendees listed include Margaret Gavin Dolores Lubke Mary Marsh Max Warninger Clio Wetzel Harry Weiskap Cera Park Onma Vanderzee Charlotte Aldrich Ethel Simon Mildred Weigent Henry Archambeau F B Riley Lymen Alrich Bill Johnson Ethel Ebner Jack Holmes George Allen Guilford Bell Grace Howland C 5 Up ham Joseph Loefflad Tielen Winters Mary Kletcka E B Peck Hay Richert Mildred Schlabach Kerman Peterson.
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Montgomery-Ward
la Crosse
Galesville
Margaret Gavin
Dolores Lubke
Mary Marsh
Max Warninger
Clio Wetzel
Harry Weiskap
Cera Park
Onma Vanderzee
Charlotte Aldrich
Ethel Simon
Mildred Weigent
Henry Archambeau
F. B. Riley
Lymen Alrich
Bill Johnson
Ethel Ebner
Jack Holmes
George Allen
St Ann's Daily Records and Notices Summary
June 14 entries list Isabelle Janice Erickson to Frank P. Erickson at Grandview and June 18 birth of Robert Joseph to Lawrence Deutsch in Trempealeau Lutheran, plus June 17 birth to Blaine Gillette in Genoa. Marriage licenses: Franz and Black to wed July 6. Leslie and Jacobs to wed June 26. Edward George and Charlotte Meyer to wed June 29. Reuben Meyer and Dorothy Dell to wed June 25. Fire report: chimney fire at 1225 Winnebago Street Wednesday 11:05 a.m. desaparecido note about hidden coin legends in Missouri.
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St. Ann’‘s
Isabel Janice
Frank P. Erickson
North Twenty-first Street
Grandview
Robert Joseph
Lawrence Deutsch
Trempealeau
Lutheran
Blaine Gillette
Genoa
William Franz
la Crosse
Amanda Black
Holmen
Charles Leslie
Martha Jacobs
South Sixth Street
Edward A. George
Wausau
Charlotte B. Meyer
West Salem
Reuben Meyer
Coon Valley
Dorothy Dell
Farwell Street
Winnebago Street
Co Ee Ae
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