Trempealeau Couple to wed in La Crosse ceremony
A Trempealeau girl Becomes bridegroom to a La Crosse man Kane B Worferd is set to marry Ruth Ozark who leaves Arkansas and will be stationed at Bremerton Washington. Friends and relatives celebrated Mr and Mrs George Hauswirths 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday picnic and dinner at 307 Jackson Street. A purse of silver and many relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trempealeau
la Crosse
Kane B. Worferd
Ruthwa
Ozark, Ark
Saunben
Bremerton, Wash
Patricia Kerrigan
Lorraine Amundson
Anne Waters
Marc Kieinsmith
George A. Hauswirth
Hauswirth
Jackson Street
Gust Colwell
Albert Borchert
Wilbur Stuhr
Hawtrick
Wis
Mmes
Wil Hermann
Arthur Gilbert
Galesville
George Hermann
Betty Phillip
Kenneth
Onalaska
Seven Steps to Clean and Maintain Silverware
This guide by EPSIE KINARD MEA Steff Wriver advises proper handling and polishing of silver pieces. Use lengthwise strokes when polishing large items, wash and dry thoroughly, then buff with a clean cloth for bright results. For tarnish removal, an electro method exists but avoid on French-gray finishes, cane sticks, hollow handles, or oxidized designs. Wrap cleaned hollow ware and flatware in silver wrapped cloth to preserve luster.
California Duty Sends Pvt Elizabeth J Wimmer to El Toro
Marine Pvt Elizabeth Jane Wimmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas E Wimmer of 513 South 6th street has signed to duty at the Marine Corps Air Station El Toro in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Marine Pvt
Elizabeth Jane Wimmer
Thomas E. Wimmer
South 6Th Street
Marine Corps Air Station
el Taro
Calif
Nordness Hefti marriage posted in Kanville area
Florence Nordness daughter of Mrs Anna Nordness of 1604 South 10th street marries Sgt James Hefti of Fort Bragg North Carolina son of Mr and Mrs Al Hefti of 1735 South Avenue. The ceremony in Kanville North Carolina was conducted by Rev John Aine. Attendants included Mrs Harris Norcross of La Crosse and S Sgt Norcross. Sgt Hefti returned in January after 32 months in the South Pacific with the 32nd Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nordness
Anna Nordness
South 10Th Street
James Hefti
Fort Bragg
N. C
al Hefti
South Avenue
April Kanaville
John Aine
Harris Norcross
la Crosse
Sgt
Norcross
Hefti
South Pacific
Kitchen Tip to Prevent Wax Paper Slipping
A tip advises moistening the table top before laying wax paper for rolled dough to stop the paper from slipping during work.
Sausage Substitutes for Beans Mentioned in Guide
If salt pork is unavailable for beans, use sliced frankfurters or Polish or Italian sausage as alternatives. The note suggests these options as flavorful substitutes when cooking beans.
Keep Out AI A Tact With Cooking Vegetables
The fragment discusses salt use in cereals and mentions preserving vitamin C in vegetables. It reads like stray OCR, offering advice on flavor through salt quantity and preparation tips.
Patterned Bonnet and Pinafore Set for Young Girls
A reader notice offers complete sewing patterns for a bonnet pinafore and panties in pattern No. 5001. Sizes 1 2 3 years priced with 15 cents and 1 cent postage to Anne Cabot The Tribune 530 South Wells Street Chicago Illinois.
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Anne Cabot
the Tribune
South Wells Street
Chicago
Twin sisters celebrate 94th birthday in Wembley and Stone
Twin sisters aged 94 in England marked their birthday at Wembley and Stone. Both are in good health and have grandchildren in the services. Mrs. R. Minnie Murphy keeps house in Stone, while Mrs. Edith of Wembley enjoys detective fiction and stories with many young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wembley
Stone
England
R. Minnie Murphy
Edith
Heat wave in Cape Town district hits 103 degrees
First summer heat wave sweeps the Cape Town district in South Africa with Worcester at 103 degrees and Wellington and Malmesbury near 100. Fifty fowls die as a Muscovy duck egg is found piping hot, appearing boiled for four minutes when opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
South Africa
Worcester
Wellington
Malmesbury
Morreesburg
Mustard Seen as America’s Top Spice
A survey suggests mustard ranks as the most popular spice in the United States. Data indicate widespread use across households and cuisines, reflecting its prominence in American pantry staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Army Navy Fat Salvage Efforts Highlight 1945 Goal
Army and Navy fat salvage programs saved tens of millions of pounds in 1944 and 1934 figures show ongoing efforts at San Angelo Field and Halloran Hospital. Civilians could offset shortages by adopting strict fat conservation, with each reclaimed pound yielding ration points and four cents value. Housewives urged to save scraps, melt fat, and reuse soup fats to bolster wartime supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Continental
America
United States
United States Navy
South Pacific
U. S. Army
San Angelo Army Air Field
San Angelo
Texas
Halloran General Hospital
Staten Island
N. Y
Sorel
Casserole Shortcut: Bake in Individual Dishes
To speed cooking, divide the mixture into separate r through portions and reduce the total bake time. Individual portions heat faster and finish sooner, enabling quicker serving.
CHANGE HEAT If pies persist in boiling over
Kitchen note advises lowering heat after initial boil to prevent overflow. bake at 450 degrees for 25 minutes then reduce heat to finish.
Substituting Fats In Recipes Advised By Home Agent
Miss Gundlach urges brides to substitute fats by measure when shortening is unavailable. Seven-eighths cup of lard oil or home rendered fats equals one cup butter or margarine for most recipes. Unsalted fats need about a quarter teaspoon extra salt per half cup.
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Anita Gundlach
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Miss Gundlach
Birth Announcements From New Citizens St Ann’s and Nearby
June 20 births report a daughter Sue Elien to Ensign and Mrs Stewart Andrews at 909 State Street. June 20 a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Gunderson from Reva Chatt. Ettrick Wisconsin lists a daughter Sendra Lee to Pic and Mrs Charles Johnson 1105 South Third Street on June 19. Readstown Lutheran records show a son to Mr and Mrs Irvin Dregne R 1 on June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's
Sue Elien
Ensign
Stewart Andrews
State Street
Reva Chatt
Albert Gunderson
Ettrick
Wis
Granévies
Sendra Lee
Pic
Charles Johnson
South Third Street
Irvin Dregne
Readstown
Wis. R. 1
Marriages Planned in La Crosse Area
Marriage licenses list several couples to wed in La Crosse. ieee Kabat of 1416 South Seventh Street and June H. Keim of 703 Mississippi Street are to marry on June 23. Reuben Seiler of R. J. La Crosse and Eve lyn Olson of Onalaska also set a June 23 La Crosse ceremony. William Monsoor of 427 North Eighth Street and Margie Stigen of 713 Perry Street plan to wed June 26 in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Kabat
South Seventh Street
June H. Keim
Mississippi Street
la Crosse
Reuben Seiler
R. J. la Crosse
Evelyn Olson
Onalaska
William Monsoor
North Eighth Street
Margie Stigen
Perry Street
Honey Storage Advice
Honey should be kept in a dry place at room temperature. The guidance emphasizes stable conditions to prevent moisture or heat damage, ensuring quality and longevity.
Gay pinafore pattern advertised for summer wardrobe
From Ohio inspiration for a charming easy to sew gay pinafore. Pattern No. 8877 fits sizes 11 through 18 with yardage details for size 12. Send 20 cents and address to Sue Bennett at La Crosse Tribune for pattern 8877 and a copy of Fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
ABC
Sue Bennett
Nickel Overcharge Is Billion Dollar Black Market
The Office of Price Administration warns that paying just five percent above ceiling prices could cost American families about four billion dollars annually. Report overcharges to War Price and Rationing Boards to aid enforcement. Rationing of infant shoe sizes begins May 1 to free larger sizes for toddlers as small sizes were overproduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Office of Price Administration
War Price and
OPA
Green leaves on beets turnips and cauliflowers
Instructions emphasize keeping green tops with beets and turnips and using the leaves of cauliflower as a cooked vegetable. The note highlights that the greens are edible and should not be discarded.
Winona Ceremony Seals Marriage Of Dettinger and Mickschl
Phyllis Dettinger of Winona and Wayne G. Mickschl of La Crosse wed in a home ceremony at the bride’s house with Rev. W. P. Wilhoyte officiating at 3 30. The bride wore a blue two piece silk outfit. Faye Hillyer of La Crosse served as best man as guests from La Crosse attended. Dinner and a reception followed. Mickschl has worked at Puget Sound shipyards and awaits a military call. he has a brother Darrell, 2c, in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Dettinger
Winona
Wayne G. Mickschl
la Crosse
W. P. Wilhoyte
Joseph Dettinger
Wilson Avenue
Faye Hillyer
Canning Bulletins Promoted at Security Bank Event
Miss Anita Gunlach, home agent, hosted the county extension display in the Security Bank building. She offered general instruction on preserving fruits, vegetables, meats, and other foods with bulletins on home canning and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agriculture Extension
Security Bank
Anita Gunlach
Ancient grain cultivation traced to early civilizations
Fragmentary note asserts barley and wheat cultivation began in many regions during the early Christian era around 15,000 years ago. The text references broad geographic spread and prehistoric agricultural practice.
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Mr. and Ray Green
Saxon, Wis
Bethel
Rose Camp Rna
Epsie Kinard
Mea Steff Wriver
Gar
California
Nordness-Hefti
Bonne Bell
Doerflinger
Tribbune Photo
J. R. Johnson
la Crosse Country Club
Arthur L. Christensen
Johnson
C. E. Pingle
L. A. Trumble
J. H. Malles
Jake Padesky
Percy Sanford
Lloyd S. Peterson
Julia Lund
Wang Lutheran Church
Coon Valley
Mrs. Anne Cabot
Sue Burnett
Cass
Seventh St
Betty Blyzinski
Harland Hunter
Black River Falls
Lettie Pierce
Bangor
Harold Morgan
Sheldon, Wis
Anton Petrick
North Ninth Street
Lutheran
Albert Meier
Dolores Ida Doerre
St. John’s Reformed Church
Fauve
Ford Hopkins
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