White Spaniel Joins Scene To Keep Him Company
A white spaniel appears on the scene to accompany him, as captured by Tribune Photos. The cheerful dog stands beside the subject, adding companionship and visual charm to the moment.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
11
A white spaniel appears on the scene to accompany him, as captured by Tribune Photos. The cheerful dog stands beside the subject, adding companionship and visual charm to the moment.
Bishop Treacy accepts Msgr Anthony Wagener resignation after 16 years as Times-Review editor. Rev Edward Bertz named editor. Wagener to focus on diocesan mission work. Wagener overseen self sufficiency and diocesan printing since 1958. Mission giving rose from 36000 to 340000 yearly.
La Crosse Common Council approved Trane Co to install a sanitary sewer from its addition through Erickson Field to the Schuh lift station at 23rd and Chase Streets for 4300. It would then sell the sewer to the city at construction cost and 6000 for surrounding land prep.
Mayor Milo G. Knutson urged persons and organizations to promote National Safe Boating Week starting Sunday in La Crosse. In a proclamation he noted boating plays an increasingly important role in recreation and brings growing safety concerns.
La Crosse County employment climbed to 28 000 by mid May from mid March with gains led by manufacturing construction trade service and agriculture. Unemployment fell from 7.5 to 4.3 percent. May job openings reached 587 up 81 percent from March.
Milwaukee elections official William O Malley outlines potential reforms at the Wisconsin Clerks and Finance Officers Association convention in La Crosse. Proposals include universal voter registration, broader use of tabulating machines, and dropping absentee ballot notarization. He notes efforts to consolidate laws and update them.
David W. Pellett 24 remains semi conscious in St. Francis Hospital after a head on crash near La Crescent Minnesota that killed Richard A. Anderson 26 of Minneapolis. Duane F. Kerns 23 of La Crescent is in satisfactory condition as investigation continues on the temporary Highway 61 route.
The Wisconsin Highway Commission asked La Crosse city officials to donate a parcel of land near the C Patros and Sons junkyard. Patros would keep a 20 foot strip at the north end, limiting access to property west of the old Milwaukee Road Right of Way. The commission seeks part of the old right of way for better access and the request was referred to committee.
The Frat House beer license is renewed after neighbors' objections. owner Robert Stein must move from 708 State St by July 30 as part of an out of court settlement. Licenses for Sam's Tavern at 2116 George St and others were approved. plumbing issues at Frat House remain, with assurances plans to improve. Stein has until June 30, 1965 to secure a new site from four options, including Old Melody Mill.
A one day music workshop will be held at Viterbo College on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. The program targets elementary teachers responsible for classroom music with demonstrations of children making original music and group discussions on music appreciation for grades 3 and 5 6. Sessions include Creating Original Melodies for Nursery Rhymes at 9 a.m. Analysis of Mood in Music Listening at 11 a.m. and Correlating Poetry and Music at 3 30 p.m. Public and parochial elementary teachers are invited.
Wisconsin Republicans will hold a series of organizational conferences including a 14 county session Tuesday at Hotel Stoddard. Chairmen and campaign coordinators for Knowles Olson and Renk will attend with speakers on finance publicity and county fair preparations. Counties named include Buffalo Chippewa Crawford Dunn Eau Claire Jackson La Crosse Monroe Pepin Pierce Richland St. Croix Trempealeau Vernon with sessions in Madison Stevens Point and Green Bay.
Wisconsin and Minnesota begin Kerr-Mills Health Assistance Payments Act aid on July 1 for residents age 65 plus. The program covers hospital, nursing home, doctor visits, drugs, and related services with payments made to vendors, and eligibility based on income with no estate priority in probate. Local offices expect few early applications while noting geographic differences in eligibility and required contributions.
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