Nine La Crosse Students Receive Degrees At State University
Nine La Crosse residents graduate at the Wisconsin Unity campus with majors in accounting chemistry medicine economics history and muse with names including Harold Adams Virgil Bogart Helga Gundersen Joseph McDonough and Marion Warne among others. Baccalaureate services are Sunday at four and commencement is Monday evening.
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la Crosse
Winconsin
Harold ©. Adams
Virgil Bogart
Johnson
Helga Gundersen
King
Muse
Joseph McDonough
South Thirteenth Strent
Frances Hayden
Avon
Marion Tole
North Fighth
Arthur Kreutz
South Sixth
Mense. Warne
Vacations Capital's Town Talk by Jean Jarvis
Washington society shows a summer drift as Supreme Court members and diplomats depart for Europe and mountain retreats. Justice Hughes leads a motor trip to Canada while Justices Sutherland Stone Butler Roberts roam Europe and Pennsylvania estates. Diplomats head home, attendees discuss precedence at luncheons, and social gossip swirls around Mrs Blank and Mrs Tony Biddle. Wedding fallout and royal gifts mingle with domestic tips on refrigerator use and pie crust sealing.
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Jean Jarvis
the Tribune
Washington
Washington Street
Supreme Court
NRA
Rughes
Canada
Sweden
Bostrom
Madame Bostrom
Madame Peter
Switzerland
Ater
Metor
Tn Washington
Diplomatic Corps
New England
Congress
Mer
Tony Biddle
Anthony Drexel Biddle, Jr
Katrina McCormick
Courtlandt Barnes, Jr
Alice
Don't Crowd Bouquets With Natural Flower Arrangements
The article discusses avoiding crowding in bouquets by arranging flowers as if they grew in nature. It advises using vases and pieces like old-fashioned canions, kettles, and bowls to create natural looks, favoring soft earthy tones and simple containers over ornate vessels. It emphasizes stability of stems and appealing color schemes for dining room display.
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Ledet
Bow. Wells
Madusen
Vyosu
Women's Meetings About The City and Auxiliary Activities
Women gather at the court house Wednesday evening at 8 for meetings about the city with memorial services for departed members and a birthday supper at 6. The American Legion Auxiliary holds a special meeting Wednesday night at 8 in the Legion club rooms with an executive board gathering at 7:39. Plans include a July picnic and services for deceased members, plus an entertainment program at the summer home and a picnic supper at Myrick Park.
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William Meanney
Reger Corps
Innels
Court House
Bevel
In Legion
Yuesday Attornan
ANM
Wits
American Legion
Legion Club Rooms
Elsie Martin
Cake Preservation Through Dampened Cloth and Frosting
A fragment notes fruit cakes keep well when wrapped in a cloth dampened with vinegar. It adds that a better preservative for several months is to cover the cake with boiled frosting.
Beauty Shops Show Surge of Women Workers in 1930s
The Women's Bureau study tracks dramatic rise in beauty shops from 1920 to 1930 with nine tenths of white shops staffed by women and substantial numbers of Negro women. It notes long irregular hours, lower wages for women, and higher pay for men, plus health and employment concerns across four cities.
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Women's Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Philadelphia
New Orleans
St. Louis
Columbus
Ohio
Marcelling
Hefti Wallace Marriage at Cargill Home Ceremony
Hazel Ruth Hefti and Robert Wallace united in an evening ceremony at the Cargill Home on Saturday. The couple, daughter and son of local residents, exchanged vows before Rev. A. J. Niebruegge with Dolores Heili and Theodore Wallace attending. Dinner followed at Rooney Tea Rooms.
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Cargill
Hazel Ruth
Peter Hefti
Carr Street
Robert
Louise Wallace
South Eleventh Street
A. J. Niebruegge
Dolores Heili
Theodore Wallace
Rooney Tea Rooms
Harvey Powers
Hauser Poellinger wed in Cashton ceremony
Marie Hauser, daughter of Cashton residents, married George Poellinger of 1702 South Ninth Street at Sacred Heart Catholic Church Cashton with Rev Joseph Udulutth officiating. Attendants included Lucille Hauser and Al Poellinger. flower girl Betty Ann Hennessey. ringbearer Joseph Hauser. Reception for 150 at the bride’s home. After a Canadian wedding trip, couple to live at 940 Redfield Street July 1. Poellinger an electric welder.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cashton
Joseph Udulutth
Marie Hauser
Joseph Hauser
George Poellinger
South Ninth Street
John Foellinger
Lucille Hauser
A! Poellinger
Betty Ann Hennessey
Rochester
Minn
Away
Leo Connelly
Byron
William Hennessey
Ed Chris
Peter Christ
Woodland
Wis
Canada
Poellinger
Redfield Street
Alphonse Hammes
Evelyn Bray
Loretta Hauser
Hildegard Poellinger
John Poellinger
Alphonse Leuci
Tribune
Ready-made window awnings for DIY mounting offered
Ready-made canvas awnings in four widths from 30 inches start at a modest price. Two styles available: top only with sides or top and full sides, both attach to the house by four brackets and can be installed or removed by an amateur. Color options include green and orange or gray and black.
Girl Reserves Plan Camp Period At Camp Bradfield
City Girl Reserves will enjoy a week long outing at Camp Bradfield this year after losing Pettibone Island camping and awaiting the YMCA site. June 30 to July 7 is the planned period with reservations through Miss Kathryn Mataik at the Y or 3145 R. Members named include Marion Schriever Ethel Scholverg Maree Mitchell Doris Smith Lillian Katz Virginia Bangsberg Helen Bartel Bernice Lehnenfeldt Hennice Lehman Marjorie Bogie. Also notes on custard cooking advising slow baking and checking for doneness.
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Camp Bradfield
W. Cc
Pettibone Island
Kathryn Mataik
Marion Schriever
Ethel Scholverg
Maree Mitchell
Central Club
Doris Smith
Lillian Katz
Virginia Bangsberg
Lincoln
Helen Bartel
Bernice Lehnenfeldt
Hennice Lehman
Questional
Marjorie Bogie
Logan Junior
Kolcinski Birdsell Ceremony Saturday At Salzer M E
An afternoon ceremony Saturday at four o'clock at Salzer Memorial Methodist Episcopal church united Dorothy Elizabeth Kolcinski daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kolcinski 1928 Madison Street and George L Birdsell of Rapid City South Dakota son of Mrs L Birdsell 1336 Avon Street La Crosse. Peonies roses larkspur asparagus fern banked the altar. Attendants and guests listed with out of town visitors. After a reception at the bride's home a Chicago trip wedding plans noted. Both will reside in Rapid City where he works as an optician. Prenuptial parties noted.
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Salzer Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Kfuelder
Dorothy Elizabeth
Joseph
Kolcinski
Madison Sireet
George L. Birdsell
Rapid City
S. D
L. Birdsell
Avon Street
la Crosse
Harriet Kolcinski
Astor
Dorothy White
Howard Fredricks
Eldon Netaval
Cornelius Mastenbrook
Deloss Affeldt
Frances Burgess
Calvin Thatrow
Wagner
Leota Gel
Davenport
F- Koleinski
Jean and
Laurent Koleinski
James Koleinski
Minneapolis
A.C. Lewis
Wisconsin Rapids
H. C. Peterson
James Peterson
Myr
C. E. Birdsell
St. Paul
Arthur Coppin
Winona
Chicago
N. P. Bensons Optical Company
Raymond Olson
Eleanor Hansen
Betty Hambacher
Helen
Miriam
Hazel Mills
Fortune Teller At Club La Crosse Tea Event
Mme Marie Huntingford of New York and Miami entertained about one hundred guests at La Crosse Country Club with tea leaf readings and pictures of past and present. Readings were offered from four to six, with Mrs J R Johnson and Mrs P J Yerly pouring. Mme Huntingford is set to return Tuesday for a talk on Health and How to Keep Young.
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la Crosse Country Club
Mme
Marie Huntingford
New York
Miami
Mme. Huntingford
Tate
J. R. Johnson
P. J. Yerly
C. E. Colman
J. E. Highes
Don Wheeler
A. T. Holmes
Carl Michel
Hope Toland
le Country Club
G. C. Philips
Card Parties Of The Week In Local Notices
Card parties fill week events with the Sons of Union Veterans hosting a 500 party Monday evening in the court house G A R rooms. St Wenceslaus P T A hosts a public card party Tuesday afternoon at the school hall. St John s church hosts a 400 and bunco party Tuesday evening at the parish hall. St Wenceslaus ladies host a public dance party Wednesday evening at the school hall.
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Sons of Union
Court House
G.A.R
St. Wenceslaus P.T.A
St. John's Church
St. Wenceslaus
Annual St Peters con gregation dinner and picnic items
Announced events at Middle Hidge Sunday June 23 include a chicken dinner and an all afternoon program at the parish with supper at 5 o clock. Garden yard notices list sandwiches and meals. Also listed are meetings at Gateway Temple No 19 Pyrhian Sisters, German Lutheran Men's club picnic in Myrick park, and multiple card party nights at Gateway Tavern. Classified notes mention local ads and patent grants for novelty items.
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St. Peters
Middle Hidge
Carl Christianson
Harmony
Cate
E. B
14Th Street
Tribune
A. J. McG
South Street
Bride and Peter Sognefest wed at Maywood home
Alvera Elizabeth Schmuck and Peter Sognefest married Saturday afternoon in a Maywood ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. E. O. Vik officiated as guests noted the couple’s families and attendants. After a reception, the couple planned to reside at 620 Lah Yap avenue, River Forest, with Mrs Schmuck later teaching at Jefferson school and Mr Sognefest employed as a technologist in Maywood.
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Alvera Elizabeth Schmuck
Peter Sognefest
Maywood
Ernest H. Schmuck
Wood
E. O. Vik
Trinity Lutheran Church
Eugene Peterson
Black River Falls
Roger C. Schmuck
Mr. Sognefesi
Q. Sognefest
Bergen
Norway
Ella Ambrosius
Jule Ranum
Valley
Cecil Brooner
Vivian Johnson
Olga Mahlum
Betty Fulks
Mildred Metcalf
Phollis Hackney
Tomah
Alphs Boysen
Waterloo
Eugene Peter
Som
Fred Owen
Keith
Winona
Soonefest
Wisconsin
Lah. Yap Avenue
River Forest
Sognefest
la Crosse
University of Washington
American Can Company
K. Fulks
Elia Ambrosius
Ella Bleakley
Lee Bendrey
Frances Johnson
Lars Instenes
Avenue Club
Helen Gakes
Jefferson Leachers
Church Social Activities Highlight Local Groups
Church groups share events as First Lutheran Mothers Club plans a 2 PM picnic at Mrs. Mondstock’s Mormon Coulee farm with assigned duties and dish bring. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid holds annual park outing with lunch provided. English Lutheran Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets Tuesday 2:30 PM at Mrs. Schultz’s with Holding Out a Helping Hand topic. First Baptist Ann Hagquist circle meets Friday evening at Mrs. Nelson’s 226 North Seventh Street. First Baptist Mother Sweet circle meets Thursday at Moore Cottage Riverside with 2 PM church assembly meet.
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First Lutheran Mothers Club
Clara Mondstock
Mormon Coulee
Paul Lyden
Lilian Breitzman
Harry Grace
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Copeland Park
Wr Ros
English Lutheran Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Robert Schultz
Green Bay Street
Joseph Smith
First Baptist
Ann Hagquist
B. Nelson
North Seventh Street
Doris Lang
Mother Sweet Circle
Leon Moore
Moore Cottage
Riverside
M. Woodhouse
Community Council Food Sale Supports Chil dren's Clinic
La Crosse County Community council hosts a bake sale and lunch on Doerflinger's balcony to raise funds for the Children's Clinic. Special plate luncheon and cafeteria service run from noon into the afternoon with home baking, coordinated by Mrs. Henry Intgen and assistants. Volunteers and ward captains oversee serving and publicity roles for the event.
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la Crosse County
Carleton Harris
Matt Neilson
Jb. W. Ender
John Murcie
J. C. Morgan
Wentue
Frankfort Regentry
Homemakers Gatherings Multiple Park Picnics Across Groups
Homemakers groups plan picnics at Myrick Park with covered dishes and table service. Events include Tuesday gatherings from 12:90 lunch and 2:40 start, and Wednesday meals with noon service. Ice cream, bunco, canning roll calls, and flag day bits featured.
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Hamilon Homemakers
Myrick Park
Hogan . Hogan Homemakers
Washburn Washburn Homemakers
Webster Webster Homemakers
Bunco
Lincoln
Lincoln Homemakers
Sand Lake
Waliham Hauser
Will Covell
Midway Homemakers
B. W. Mulder
Instructors Added To Y Camp Staff At YWCA
The Stayat-Home day camp opens Monday at 5 AM with a larger staff for girls over six. Notable staff include Mary Jane Coleman and Janet Kircher. Dorothea Berger Virginia Voigt guide swimming and nature study. Gwendolyn Brendum and Barbara Grants lead crafts. Registrations available by calling 393 for ad service.
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YWCA
Mary Jane Coleman
Janet Kircher
Jacueline Saniel
Dorothea Berger Andirginia Voigt
Gwendolyn Brendum
Margaret Eagan
Barriett Fullerton
Margartet Snyder
Gretchen & Merling
Barbara Grants
Harriet Dimler
Raat
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State University
Kathrine Koln
Slster
Vera Mat’ Kohn
Merlin van Dy
Kau' Kauna
St Joseph's Cathedral
Henry A Kurtze
Lilah Vik
Pottsville
Kuria
Q. Vik
Charles Street
Kurtee
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
James A. Johnsons
Betty
Katherine
Arthur Loeffler
Main Street
Milwaukee
I. J. Noetzel
BE. A. Noetzel
Katherine Yalz
Anaheim
Calif
Peter Lehnen
Ga Crosse
Phyllis Ferries
Avonstreet
Detroit
Wurlitzer, School of Dancing
Northville
Meh
Ed Widmyer
Blanche Ferries
Mary Lugas
Bollermaan
Wilhem Gearhart
Preston, Minn
Beard Gongaware
Cass Street
J. H. Rogers
Johnson Street
Madlasar
University of Wisconsin
Thei R
Virgil
Mertter Club
Y, Wc.a
Walther League of Immanuel Lutheran Church
Leeviing
E. D. Gongaware
Cass] Street
Grace Kemp
Bance
Oscar Gesell
Elizabeth Budahl
S. H. Bollesman
Preston, Minn, Sas
Gale
Borge
Ualton Fortress
National
John McCaffrey
Anna McCaffrey Hurley
Lucy Newman
Oshkosh Grand Arms CcanpMcNat
John Hart
John Aylesworth
Wood Street
Glove
Brotnson Elass Wall
John Lier
Juli Swennes
Lesler Cayviers Ausiliary No
Faweth Wedrusads
Motvick Park
Tagh and Mey
Erie Hoseli
Waal
Cil
Myrivk Park
Paul Lutz
California
Uitthouse
Eres Gray
Women's Bureau Bulletin
Hazel Ruth Hefti
Robert Wallace
Bride of
Man
Pitzners
Susan Micabe
Niebuhr Company
Fifth Avenue South
Robert Quillen
Community Council
Homemakers Gatherings
Majestic Theater Bldg
Whitegreast Goal Company
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