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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1957
Page
5
A notice explains that the radio program grid for stations WKTY WCCO WKBH WLCX 580 ABC 830 CBS 1410 NBC 1490 is published as a free service to readers and is the responsibility of broadcasters for accuracy.
A dense listing of radio program slots for Saturday June 22 1957 across multiple shows. Mentions Evening News Monitor 1490 Club D Enroth Sports Music and various segments including Date With Music Olden Style Indictment and Night Watchman with L Shannon Show. Contains numerous time slots and program titles.
Local TV listings recap tonight's schedule across Channel 8 and nearby stations. Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney appear on Five Star Comedy Party at 4 30 PM, Red Foley returns to Ozark Jubilee at 5 PM, a training report airs at 5 30 PM, Dick Kesner and Judy Kesner perform on Lawrence Welk Show at 6 PM, Peggy Lee hosts Jackie Gleason Show at 7 PM with guests, and Gale Storm Show Oh Susanna airs at 8 PM. The Dry Dock segment features Captain Huxley then Susanna Pomeroy. Also Fool Proof on SRO Playhouse at 8 30 PM, Lonesome George vacation plot on George Gobel Show at 9 PM, Adventure Theater The Final Twist at 9 30 PM, Channel 8 News at 10 PM, The Caribbean Mystery on Channel 8 Theater at 10 15 PM, and Verdi La Traviata on NBC Channel 8 Sunday afternoon 3 30 PM to 5 30 PM with English singers.
The summer session at La Crosse State College featured Margaret Moreland, a young American pianist and graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music and Boston University College of Music. She presented Brahms, Chopin, Liszt, Saint Francis, and Van Slyck pieces after studying Bach works under Karl Geiringer.
Edward J. Koch, a La Crosse State College graduate, becomes full-time Allstate sales agent in Sheboygan. Wisconsin officials name Hugh G. Raymond president of the Wisconsin Accident and Health Underwriters Assn. and J. L. Beadle earns Leading Career Agent Club honors. In New York, Acousticon touts a new hearing lens device. Local changes include Fitzgerald building alterations in Waukon and a life underwriting school for Welda in Minneapolis.
City aldermen on June 13 denied a cabaret license to Alan Benrud for the Old Style Inn at 115 N Front St. and refused a junk dealer license to David V. Adney of 810 S 4th St due to storing junk at home and a grand larceny charge while bound over to Circuit Court.
The Public Service Commission approved Clintonville to raise water and electric hot water heating rates by about 25 percent for water and 20 percent for electric heating, totaling roughly 16767 dollars annually. The commission also approved the sale of three telephone companies. Vernon Telephone Cooperative may acquire Southwest Prairie Telephone Company serving Sterling and Franklin in Vernon County and Freeman in Crawford County.
La Crosse County Probate Court schedules a hearing on July 31, 1957, for the estate of Bernard Brady to approve the administrator’s account, determine heirs, and settle residue and joint tenancy termination. Also notices a council hearing July 1967 on subdivision control amendments by the City of La Crosse.
The city sold four buildings at the Logan Junior High School addition site for a total of 353 dollars. Roy Justman bought the rear two car garage at 1409 Liberty for 125.50, with other bidders including R L Brown 87.50 Dexter S Ames 79 Perry Freeman 76 Fred Thiede 61 M C Doolittle 60 Walter C Mosser 48.78 and George A Miller 17.50. George Miller also purchased a two car garage east of 817 Logan St for 17.50 a store building at 817 Logan St for 107.50 and a frame house at 1409 Liberty St for 107.50.
A sale of seedlings and small potted plants takes place at Charles' Flowers located at 503 South 8th in Onalaska, offering garden favorites to local customers.
La Crosse weekly court notes bind over burglaries for Lee Betz Freeman Urbanek and others while cases in process include setline fishing charges and speeding. Fire calls list incidents at Kraft Lumber Northern Engraving Logan High Trane Co and hospital visits. Also divorce actions show Grace and Clyde Fish Ruth and Harold Jorgenson Joyce and Robert Knight Levi and Dorothy Nelson. A German West Berlin landmark is the American Memorial Library with 180000 books.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Adam Alexander Cavers and several Wisconsin residents detail services, burial plans, and survivors. Cavers, 80, of Lansing Iowa, died in Iowa City. services set for Burke Chapel and Oak Hill Cemetery. Other notices list Mary Shinn, Maria Jane Rush, Ole Buros, Dessie Cowee, and Amelia Lokken with dates, locations, and survivors across Ettrick La Farge Viroqua and surrounding towns.
The Supreme Court pushed hearings to July 8 on whether Army Specialist 3 C. William S. Girard should be extradited to Japan for manslaughter. Attorney General Brownell urged quick action to avoid straining U.S.-Japan relations, arguing the executive branch should decide the case.
Caledonia Minnesota announces the city pool opening for the first time Saturday at 1 30 p m after a postponement The pool will be open daily 1 30 5 30 and 7 9 p m Season tickets available Dean Hahn leads the pool program with Alvin Grob supervising recreation efforts.
The Common Council awarded Drott Tractor Co. a 13 915 25 dollar contract for an Allis Chalmers crawler tractor and bulldozer, voting 15 to 3. Aldermen Terpstra Schleiter and Shoger opposed. Informal bids were again requested as bids varied and concerns over pricing emerged.
The board of North ern States Power Co. Minnesota declares a common stock dividend of 2.23 cents per share payable July 20 1957 to holders of record June 28 1957. Quarterly dividends are declared on several cumulative preferred stocks with amounts ranging from 1.02 to 1.04 per share payable July 15 1957 to holders of record June 28 1957.
Harmer F. Root releases all claims in Small Claims and Circuit Court against Robert C. and Leona Marshall of 1024 Main St. and 425 Cass St. The stipulation bars them from selling instruments or teaching within 70 miles of La Crosse except southeast of a Ferryville to mid line near New Lisbon Camp Douglas area, allowing operation of their New Lisbon academy.
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