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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1935
Page
2
The piece surveys Hollywood's social ladder from rising types chasing glamour to established stars posing as cultured elites. It notes the temptations of money, fame, and constant public glare, while highlighting the pressures of autographs, fan magazines, and photographers. It contrasts glamorous myths with ordinary workers behind the scenes.
The state convention of the Church of Christ, in session at the local church on Eighth and Cass streets since Friday, will conclude today. It features a Bible school at 9:30 led by Missionary S. S. McWilliams, a 10:45 sermon by I. Berton Clarke of Ladysmith, and an afternoon program with a 2:40 song feast and 3:15 devotional by Wd Cerry of Footville.
A Tulsa woman Mrs Robert Lawson seeks presidency of the General Federation of Womens Club challenging Dr Josephine L Pierce with Indian heritage noted. The piece celebrates Cherokee and Delaware roots and praises Jim Thorpe, recounting Sweden 1912 medals controversy, his multi sport prowess, drop kicks, and enduring fame while urging lasting recognition for national heroes.
A list of new non fiction and biographies available at the Public Library includes Works on social science and labor, life insurance, and biographies of George V and Churchill. Notable titles include The Sociology of Life Insurance, Marlborough volumes, and I Change Worlds, with critical notices of their themes and authors.
Sparta Wisconsin specials report Monroe County Farm Holiday association arranging a farm holiday picnic at Tomah tourist park with talks by Wisconsin Milk Pool president Walter Singler and Holiday association state president Charles Goldamer plus state figures Earl Leverich and Earl Hall. Also lists Homemakers club officers, Legion picnic recap, Methodist service note, no WCTU meeting, and Mrs. W H Ascott returns from San Mateo.
Chief John B. Webber urges the city to buy two new automobiles to replace Plymouths bought in May 1932. An audited review by the audit and purchase committee precedes the July common council meeting. The chief submitted an itemized repair bill for the two cars showing 57.60 and 44 537 miles and total repairs of 338.01 dollars.
Leaders in banking education and industry have accepted invitations to speak at the 41st annual Wisconsin Bankers association convention to be held at Mawsonia Country club near Green Lake Wisconsin in June.
The Wisconsin and Minnesota branches of the National Association of Postal Supervisors will hold a two day convention at the Stoddard hotel in La Crosse on June 28 and 29. The first joint session between the two organizations will feature a 2 pm start, a 6:30 pm banquet, and a Saturday session at 9 am. Wisconsin and Minnesota branch officers and inspectors from La Crosse and St Paul will attend, with dignitaries including Herschel C. Ressler and Charles C. Lohman also slated to participate. The auxiliary groups will meet on the same dates with hopes to form a Minnesota auxiliary.
Green Lake Wis June 27 29 opening day clinic features social and economic security topics with T L Doyle Edwin S Witte Paul Raushenbush and James Landis. Circuit Judge Hubert S Cowie will address readjustment of criminal procedure as part of the national bar program with other speakers on bar qualifications unauthorized practice ethics criminal law and judicial selection.
About 75 gathered at Reception Park for the Decora Prairie Presbyterian annual picnic. After a limited dinner, a program of sports, races, and baseball entertained attendees. Announcement made of Hardies Creek Lutheran youth meeting on Sunday, June 30 at the church. Roy Stewart remains ill at home with influenza. Mrs. Dellinger and Mr. Dellinger visit La Crosse. their daughter Mildred is seriously ill in a hospital. Dr and Mrs. Whi and daughter Sally from Madison are visiting locals.
Mr and Mrs Howard Rifenberg are guests at Bert Rifenberg's home during a vacation with the Uhl and Hammer families. They are being transferred from Duluih to Detroit, according to The Want Ada.
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