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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1946

Page

8

Luther Grads Accept Posts Across Midwest

Decorah and nearby towns welcome Luther College graduates taking teaching and other positions. Alumni from Iowa include Laurel Hofland in music in Lime Springs and Verna Omdahl in a grade role at McGregor, with several others teaching at Cresco Monona Jesup and Lake Park. Minnesota graduates join Atwater Spring Grove Houston London Belgrade Kiester and Fosston assignments, with roles in social studies physical education music and English.

Decorah Luther Iowa Wilbur Bidne Lorraine Hofland Lime Springs Leikvold Senge Wil Contend Carve Os Moat Verna Omdahl Ossian McGregor Bernice Bilockhus Elgin Arlawayne Doer Cresco Shirley Klinkel Monona Postville Esther Lerud Rembrandt Judyth Thoma Luana Jesup Ardis Groth Mono Irene Struxness Belgrade Engleh Spring Grove Ruth Bjornson Hayfield Kiester Rachel Halvorson Sunbury Glenwood Dorothy Willmar Ruth Halvorson Janesville Flrst Mich Mildred Kroener Stoughton Fosston Minn Eben Hanson Villa Park Flint

Sunday Services Across Rural Churches and Events

Sunday services listed for rural churches with no services in Middle and Loc h Coon Valley. Holmen Lutheran led by Kenneth R. Torvik. Sunday schools at Lewis Valley Halfway at 8:30 a.m. Halfway 9:30 a.m. Holmen 11 a.m. DVBS program at 11:35 a.m. for children with baptism and diplomas. Lather league conventions in Newry and Cashton. June 27. Ladies' Aid society hosts in hall with Mmes. Palmer Ol som and Edward Kerska. Park opening at Lake k June 38 for one week.

Lather League Newry Cashton Ladies’ Aid Society Hall Mmes Palmer Olsom Edward Kerska Middle Loch Coon Valley Holmen Lutheran Kenneth R. Torvik Lewis Valley Halfway Holmen Lake K Jane

Caledonian Receives Degree From Michigan

Caledonia Minnesota special report James William Schiltz son of Mr and Mrs Peter W Schiltz is a candidate for a degree at the University of Michigan 102nd commencement to be held at Ferry Field Saturday June 22 in the evening with Clinton P Anderson secretary of agriculture delivering the commencement address.

Caledonia Minn James William Schiltz Peter W. Schiltz University of Michigan Ferry Field Clinton P. Anderson Secretary of Agriculture

Vacancies Open On Cashton School Faculty

Cashton Wisconsin announces openings for third and fourth grade teachers for the 1946 47 term. Three new instructors signed contracts including Clifton DeVoll as science teacher and Edwin R Olson as agriculture instructor joining Miss Dorothy Bohn English.

Cashton Wis K. A. Curran Edwin R. Olson Chippewa Falls Donald E. Hart River Falls Teachers College Dorothy Bohn Hillsboro Bohn University of Wisconsin Donald Hart Myrtle Peterson Marie Welsch Ruth Calhoun Zella Percell Hubert Poss Anabel Silha Victor M. Lee Marion Fremlin

Gays Mills Forms Commercial Club Plans Fourth of July

Business men of Gays Mills organize a Commercial club with 48 members electing T. N. Nelson as president and E. Tex Reddick as vice president. The group aims to attract new businesses and improve village streets while sponsoring a big Fourth of July at the fair grounds featuring a parade, prizes, a 1946 automobile giveaway, rodeo, games, fireworks, and a bowery dance.

Gays Mills Wis Wey T. N. Nelson E. Tex Reddick Byron Curley Arlen Roy Dale James Regal C. H. Norwood Gays Mills Commercial Club Cary

Veteran on Furlough: Army Still Orders Pending

Pfc. Virgil V. Reetz of Hebron North Dakota remains on furlough from Camp McCoy Wisconsin after 30 months in Persia. He received a 45 post discharge extension and has waited for orders since June 1945 while hoping to attend school and end military service.

Persia Fort Snelling Minn Reetz

Mission Sunday Event In La Crescent

Members of Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran church of South Ridge La Crescent Minn observe Mission Sunday on June 23. Pastor Ralph Goode Kellogg Minn serves as guest speaker. The First Lutheran church La Crosse choir sings during services.

LA Crescent Minn Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church of South Ridge Ralph Goode Kellogg

Trains Cut Stops at Camp McCoy Station

Milwaukee railroad drops five trains from stopping at Camp McCoy Wisconsin eastbound and westbound departures shift to Sparta. Remaining Intercity trains on Milwaukee Road and North Western routes will continue stopping at McCoy with intercamp buses used for transfers during separation.

Camp Mccoy Wis Milwaukee Railroad Sparta Milwaukee Road North Western McCoy Ce Eeaee

Convention Attendance By Wisconsin County Officials

Clerk of Court Oliver Hanson County Treasurer Bill Lahm and Mrs Elizabeth Crossen register of deeds will attend a state convention for their officers at Wausau Sunday Monday Hanson is vice president of the state organization.

Sparta Wis Oliver Hanson Bill Lahm Elizabeth Crossen Register of Deeds Wausau Hanson

Posse Fails To Find Missing Oakdale Man

A Sparta Wisconsin posse led by Sheriff Bert O Johnson Traffic Officer Chris Hendrickson and Deputy William Wirth searched woods north and west of Oakdale for John Kiessman missing for more than a week with no reward or results.

Sparta Wis Oakdale Bert O. Johnson Chris Hendrickson William Wirth John Klessman Kiessman John Abts

Peterson Family Marks Five Anniversaries in Cashton

CASHTON Wis special the P H Peterson family celebrated five holidays in one day Last Sunday three weddings anniversaries were observed June 16 The P H Petersons marked their 46th anniversary Hilmer Petersons 12nd Ted Bolles 10th A grandson John Bolles turned seven Father's Day completed the five occasions in one day

Cashton Wis P. H. Peterson P. H. Petersons Hilmer Petersons Ted Bolles West Salem John Bolles

Schedule Field Trials At Viola Wisconsin

The Viola Rod and Gun club will hold fox and hound field trials Sunday at the Russell Harris farm one mile south of the Liberty store. Events start at 10 a.m. with heats for fox and coon hounds and a tricky course to test dogs. Dogs with prior state wins will compete. entrants expected from Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota. public invited. lunch stand on site with bear meat sandwiches.

Viola Wis Viola Rod and Gun Club Russell Harris Liberty Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota

Grant Approval For Erection Of Lake Dam

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approves the Wyman Lake club Inc for a dam on Wyman creek two miles from Millston in Jackson County to create a recreational flowage. La Verne R. Bigelow of Tomah is president. The dam will feature a 26 foot spillway crest and gates to draw ponds at the upstream end of the flume. The club owns the affected lands. Lake Lee dam is the nearest existing structure about 1.5 miles away.

Madison Wis Public Service Commission Wyman Lake Club, Inc Wyman Creek Millston Jackson County LaVerne R. Bigelow Tomah Lake Lee

Stolen Car Returned To Owner Damaged

The car owned by Leonard Squires of Cashton was found in Winona Minnesota and returned with about 200 dollars damage. Delbert Clark of Eau Claire was arrested in Winona in connection with the theft and handed over to federal authorities for transporting a stolen car across state lines.

Sparta Wis Leonard Squires Cashton Winona Minn Delbert Clark Eau Claire

Ettrick Girl Scouts Plan Fundraising Event

Ettrick Wisconsin special report says troop committee and mothers met at Mrs. C A Brye home to plan a next month community sale. Funds raised will finance a camping fund. Leaders include Mrs S C Stone and Stanley Nelsestuen.

Ettrick Wis C. A. Brye Mmes S. C. Stone Stanley Nelsestuen

Retired Caledonia Engineer Mark Wheaton Ends 43-Year Railway Career

Mark E Wheaton of North Battleford Sask ends 43 years in Canadian National service after final No 6 run on May 23 1946. Born in Caledonia Minn he began work June 13 1903 at Sioux City and worked across Humboldt Kamsack Calgary and Battleford among others. His career included a 1929 wreck near Maidstone and he remained Locomotive Engineers secretary treasurer in North Battleford since 1934. He received a gold ring from Foreman W P Donaldson at his retirement event.

Caledonia Minn Arden Wheaton Mark Wheaton North Battleford Sask Mark E. Wheaton Canadian National Railway Ass‘t D. D. Low M. K. Robb Prince Albert Sioux City Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Jack Kyle Humboldt Kamsack Big Valley Hannah Calgary Battleford Wheaton Maid Stone Hill Durance Engineer Wheaton

Winter Combat Training at McCoy Praised by 76th Division

The 76th Infantry Division trained at McCoy from Oct 1943 to Nov 1944 and showcased the value of the facility for winter and mountain operations. MTG instructors from the 87th Mountain Infantry guided training, focusing on over snow transport, ski mounts, and C ration digestion, with bivouacs and cold weather gear. Task Force Frost later tests McCoy terrain to simulate diverse battle conditions using the post’s streams, woods, and rugged landscape.

76Th Division Camp Mccoy Wis McCoy 76Th Infantry 76Th War Department Mountain Training Group Eric E. Wikner

Immell Shifts Speech indoors In Viroqua

Wisconsin gubernatorial hopeful Ralph Immell moved his Viroqua address indoors to the Oriole cafe banquet room after rain disrupted his main street talk. He touted Wisconsin’s agricultural industrial and recreational assets and pledged a statewide road program. Dr Almon D Fortney and Mayor Bernard Lewison attended and supported his campaign.

Viroqua Wis Ralph Immell Oriole Cafe Wisconsin Neil Nelson Roads In Viroqua Chamber of Commerce Immell Oriole Almon D. Fortney Bernard Lewison

Ray Tiegs Elected President Of Air Power League

TOMAH Wis Special Ray Tiegs was chosen president of the Monroe County Air Power League. N B Bell of Tomah Osvald Pederson of Warrens and Earl Leverich of Sparta were named vice presidents with William J Pollard as secretary treasurer. Committees will be announced later.

Tomah Wis Ray Tiegs Monroe County Air Power League N. B. Bell Osvald Pederson Warrens Earl Leverich Sparta William J. Pollard

76th Division Praises Winter Maneuvers at Camp McCoy

Maj. Gen. William R. Schmidt led troops through outdoor bivouacs as they endured rain and sub zero cold during two day maneuvers. Lieut. Gen. Leslie McNair credited Schmidt's units for mastering snow operations and showing high esprit during the campaign.

William R. Schmidt 76Th Division Leslie McNair Army Ground Forces Schmidt Camp McCoy

Organize 4 H Band At Salem

West Salem Wis Special county 4 H band meeting at the West Salem Youth Center discussed plans with director elect Miss Eleanor Jones. A rehearsal is set for Thursday June 27 at 7 45 p m at the same center. 4 H members with band experience urged to attend bringing instruments and music stands if possible. Music will be supplied. First performance planned for the county 4 H picnic in July.

West Salem Wis Eleanor Jones

WCTU Opens New Caledonia Meeting Lineup

The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans its first meeting at Caledonia city hall basement on Wednesday June 26 at 8 p m. The speaker will be Mrs A C Anderson president of the Houston Minnesota branch.

Caledonia Minn WCTU City Hall A. C. Anderson Houston

Sparta City Leases USO Building for Recreation Use

The city of Sparta signed a lease with the Federal Works Agency to use the USO building at Oak and Court streets for recreation through late June while awaiting permanent disposition. The city’s offer of 27,500 for purchase is under consideration, with no rent but maintenance and insurance obligations. The building will not be open daily and no changes will be made during the lease period.

Sparta Wis Federal Works Agency USO Oak and Court Streets FWA

Breaks Ground For Building In Gays Mills Wisconsin

E Tex Reddick breaks ground in Gays Mills for a new 60 by 80 foot foundry at the rear of the freight terminal. The building will house and finish polishing his already operating machines from the fair grounds, with a grand opening planned before construction starts.

Gays Mills Wis Tex Reddick Reddick Fair Grounds

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