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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1948

Page

2

Baptist Church Bids Farewell To Vanderbeck

Seventh Street Seventh and Winnebag preside over the farewell meeting at Seventh Street Baptist Church. Vanderbeck is honored with a purse and Mrs. Vanderbeck with a gift. The pastor will speak at 11 and 7 today and a baptism by immersion will occur. Next week he heads to Sheboygan to serve Bethel Baptist Church.

Seventh Street Baptist Church Seventh and Winnebag Aft Vanderbecker Sheboygan Bethel Baptist Church

Funeral services for Anna Sordahl in Wisconsin

Mrs. Anna Sordahl 78 died at a La Crosse hospital after a long illness. Funeral will be Monday at 1 p m in Jacobson Swanson chapel and 2 p m at Zion Lutheran church Asbury with Rev. O M Kleven officiating. Burial in Zion Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Dora Minchinton and Mel Hoff and five sons Alban Joseph Alfred Mel.

Viroqua Wis Anna Sordahl la Crosse Jacobson-Swanson Zion Lutheran Coon Valley Magnus Midtlien Oak Forest Onalaska O. M. Kleven Upper Coon Valley Lutheran Church Midtlien Norman Chaseburg Steve Schneider Graham Salisbury le Rougge Pederson P. Ny Dunnum

Viola Woman Catherine Williams Dies After Brief Illness

Catherine Williams 55 died Wednesday in a Richland Center hospital after two days of illness. Born June 20, 1893 in Canton Ohio she was the eldest of six. She married Eber Williams November 17 1917 and lived on a Webster township farm in Vernon County six miles north of Viola. Survived by husband a son Dansy of Wilmington Ohio her mother Mrs. Caroline Trie Canton Ohio three sisters Mrs Ella Bronsky Canton Mrs Margaret Hadorn Sherrodsville Ohio Mrs Hazel Garfield Fort Collins Colo and one brother Arthur.

Viola Wis Catherine Williams Richland Center Amos Trie Canton Ohio Eber Williams Williams Webster Township Vermon County Dansy Wilmington Caroline Trie Ella Bronsky Margaret Hadorn Sherrodsville Hazel Garfield Fort Collins Colo Arthur

Locals Visit Family Guests and Regional Gossip

Locals list house guests in Billings Montana with the Kirchise and Platz families and note visits to 1609 West Avenue South by Bob Hatke. Cynthia's Shop in Memphis reports a visiting chief clerk Freiheit Fehlberg’s mother’s stay at 921 Farnam Street.

Louis Kircheis Tom Platz Billings Mont Bob Hatke West Avenue Argyle Lock Cynthia Claude Fehlberg Memphis Tenn Farnam Street Fehlberg Memee M. Gwell Oakland Calif Lorraine J. Thompson Clara Fehlberg

Religious notices fill city churches scene

Church listings show services from Adventist to Presbyterian across multiple streets. Highlights include Seventh-day Adventist Sabbath school at 9 45, Assembly of God anniversary with guest speaker, and Catholic Masses at St. Josephs Cathedral and St. Marys with novenas and catechism sessions.

Adventist Seventh-day Adventist Church Sixth and King South Avenue J. H. Meier Community Bible School T. Assembly OF God Assembly of God N. 7Th Street G. P. Brown Minn Christ Ambassador Assembly of God WKTY Baptist Seventh Harold Berkholts St. Joseph's Cathedral Msgr Peter Pape Robert Agnew Anthony Wagener Sorsepa St. John the Baptist Catholic Church St. James and Avon Streets Edwin L. Knauf Norbert P. Dall Mother of Perpetual Help Rosary of Our Lady of Fatima Russia Church of the Blessed Sacrament Francis E. Wallace Mark P Sullivan Our Lady of Fatima

Thieves Break Into State Road School At Shelby

William Hagen of school district No. 3 reported to Sheriff Vern Lamp that State Road school in Shelby was broken into. Entry was gained by cutting a basement window screen, with glass broken. intruders left via the rear door. Books and papers were scattered. Authorities warned violators may face one to 10 years if convicted under state law for breaking into a building other than a dwelling.

William Hagen Shelby Vern Lamp State Road

Men Make Tractor in Manchester for Hay Baling

Two Manchester farmers Carl Antons and Lester Childs built a self made tractor after visiting junk yards and used car dealers. The unit cost about 600 dollars and includes two reverse speeds and a five speed transmission plus a two speed rear axle yielding ten forward speeds from one to 35 mph.

Des Moines Manchester Carl Antons Lester Childs

Marriage Licenses Granted in La Crosse Area

Joseph Pendleton of 1117 Liberty Street and Lorna Elaine Olson of 616 North Eighth Street to wed in La Crosse on July 3. Emil K. Schmitz of Bangor and Veronica Richard of Coon Rapids to wed in Greenfield on July 6. Richard H. Christofferson of Leavenworth Kansas and Marie L. Waldenberger of Onalaska to wed in La Crosse on July 10. Duane LaRonge and Alene Anderson, both of Onalaska, to wed in La Crosse on a date not set.

le Crosse Joseph Pendleton Liberty Street Lorna Elaine Olson North Eighth Street la Crosse Emil K. Schmitz Bangor Wis Veronica Richard Coon V . Wis Greenfield Richard Harry Christofferson Leavenworth Kans Marie L. Waldenberger R. 1 Onalaska Duane la

School Lunch Act Turns 12 Year Labor Into Policy

Washington notes credit Sen. Richard B. Russell for the 1946 National School Lunch Act that funds hot noon meals and milk for a dime or less. The act uses federal grants to aid non profit programs, with states must matching funds and local food labor contributions. Russell and supporters argue the program builds better citizens through healthier eating.

Washington Richard B. Russell Dga Congress Russell Winder Georgia Georgia Senate House of Representatives

Beloit girl named governor of Badger Girls' State

Helen Wong of Beloit is proclaimed the new governor of Badger Girls' State and plans to attend the University of Wisconsin in 1948 to study occupational therapy. Western Wisconsin girls win state senate and assembly seats including Dorothy Baardseth, Donna Weiland, Mary L. Johnson, Doris Schaff, Lois Parker, and Marie Rice.

Madison Wis Helen Wong Beloit Badger Miss Wong University of Wisconsin Wisconsin Senate Dorothy Baardseth Galesville Donna Weiland Kendall Assembly Mary L. Johnson Whitehall Doris Schaff Mineral Point Lois Parker Viola Marie Rice

Minerals First Found in Canada in 1604 by Master Simon

A historical note credits minerals discovery in Canada to a French mining engineer called Master Simon in 1604. The account identifies him as the first to locate mineral resources in the region.

Canada Simon

When Stress Tests Faith in the Messiah Prophesies

The writer compares historic prophecies from Isaiah to Malachi with events around John the Baptist, Zacharias, and Simeon. He argues people seek external power in stress, notes the rulers’ rejection of Jesus, and urges following Jesus’s peaceful teachings over worldly formulas.

Robert Ingersoll Voltaire Isaiah Israel Elijah Amos Malachi Jerusalem Zacharias John Zacharias Luke Jesus Symeon Messiah Temple God Mary John Zachariah Rome

Kansas Mother Receives Papal Medal Of Distinguished Merit

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burger of Kansas City receives the Papal Medal of Distinguished Merit from Pope Pius XII. The award honors her devotion as a mother of 14, her nursing background, and active service in family and parish life while her physician husband serves at St. Margaret's hospital.

Kansas Kansas City Kas NEA Julius A. Burger

Free Traveling Libraries New State Service

Washington report notes the first traveling library in 1905 and now 377 bookmobiles serve rural areas. About 35 million Americans lack public libraries, with 32 million in villages or the countryside. The American Library Association backs a library demonstration bill to fund state projects and show how permanent service can be built, with federal grants and state supervision.

Washington Washington County Land America United States American Library Association Senate Lister Hill D-Ala George D. Aiken R-Vt House Thomas A. Jenkins

Limited country-wide library service reaches 600 counties

The passage notes that many people in remote regions rely on traveling libraries and other links to the wider world. The American Library Association says only 600 counties in the United States receive country-wide library service.

The American Library Association United States

City warns sales of books and magazines without permit

Police report rising U S identification checks on veteran and disabled sellers. Capt Clarence Koblitz urges all canvassers to show police chief issued ID. City ordinance requires permits from the chief for all solicitors.

Clarence Koblitz

Food Strike Begins as CGIL Orders Italy Workers Off Jobs

A nationwide food workers strike led by the Communist controlled CGIL begins in Rome. Over 250,000 workers are recalled from their duties as the General Confederation of Labor prompts a broad stoppage across the country.

Rome General Confederation of Labor CGIL Italy

Bishop Treacy Announces Major Priest Appointments in La Crosse

His Excellency Archbishop Treacy announced 11 priest appointments in La Crosse effective June 29. Changes include new pastors editors and cathedral assistants, plus faculty placements at Holy Cross Seminary and assignments across Stevens Point Tomah Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids.

John P. Treacy S.T.D Diocese of la Crosse City of la Crosse Lester W. Seemann la Crosse Stevens Point St. Joseph’s Chester W. Wrzaszczak Holy Cross Parish Canon Law Catholic University Washington Henry R. Hoerburger Holy Trinity Parish New Holy Cross Seminary Michael G. Mertens School of Philosophy Joseph N. Bach St. Louis University St. Louis St. Wenceslaus Chester Maczarny Holy Trinity C. W. Gille Sts. Peter and Paul Wisconsin Rapids Diocese of la Rosse

Church Of Nazarene Moves To New Site

The Church of the Nazarene will hold its first services at its new location on West Avenue this Sunday. Rev. Philip Johnson leads 10:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. preaching with a singspiration opening. Services are open to all and the church occupies the former West Avenue Methodist church.

Holy Trinity 13Th and Park Avenue Msgr V. J. Plecity Henry Hoerburger Eugene A. Comiskey Holy Cross Church 13Th Ferry Streets Stanley Anos Chester Wrzaszczak Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist West Avenue King Street Batavian Bank Bldg Church OF Christ Church of Christ Eighth Cass Streets Howard Wilson Church OF God Church of God West Avenue North John Kurtz First Congregational Church Seventh Street Main Frederick W. Union First Baptist Church Walter F. Huxford John P Bird Episcopal Onalaska L. H. Bottroff Bottroffs Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church King Streets Mark L. Andrews Church of the Nazarene Philip Johnson Daily Records

Local Court Updates and June 21–25 Air Travel Notes

A June travel slate lists Aeronca, Stinson, Cessna, and other light aircraft routes between La Crosse and cities including Chicago Minneapolis Milwaukee Madison and Eau Claire with pilots named Salton Wilkinson Johnson Lahti and Gudmindson. County Court in La Crosse handles vagrancy drunkenness and probation cases with varied sentences and suspensions. Fire dispatches report a heart attack death in Regina and a car fire in La Crosse area.

Amery Wis Stearman M. Lahti Kokomo Ind Minneapolis Navion R. EB. Wiese Milwaukee la Crosse C-45 Arms Indianapolis Aeronca B. Grits Chetek Davenport Richard Barth Schulsbury R. Lejuna Chicago Cessna Sig Gudmindson Madison Ercoupe J. Deniston Alexander Minn Milwaukee Depot G. BE. May Regina Saskatchewan Ninth and Wise Streets

Birth notices from Wisconsin area hospitals

New Citizens St Marys Hospital Sparta Wisconsin records a daughter born June 24 to Mr and Mrs Mare shall Rehberg of Tomah. June 24 another birth to Mr and Mrs Wis Nam Lund of New Lisbon Galesville. Clinter June 22 a daughter Gloria Jean to Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson Perence Onarud Whitehall Wisconsin Community Hospital June 25 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Emil Skroch Independence Wisconsin.

St. Mary's Hospital Sparta Wis Mareshall Rehberg Tomah Nam Lund New Lisbon Galesville Clinter Gloria Jean Carl Johnson Whitehall Community Hospital Emil Skroch Independence

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baptist Church Vanderbeck Peter Corcoran Ettrick St. Bridget’s Catholic Church Arcadia Hospital John Murphy Ettrick Catholic Cemetery Corcoran James Corcoran Ireland Nellie Lane Uthaver Creek John Mulcaire Michael~ch Superior Donald Elizabeth Williams St. Wenceslaus Church Winnebago Street Erdinand Cech St. James Windsor Caledonia Streets L. B. Keegan Joseph Marx St. Mary’s Church Seventh and Cameron Avenue Robert B Condon D.D J Kelly Cosgrove Christ Episcopal Church Ninth and Main Streets Robert D. Winter Evangelical Free Moody Memorial Ev. Free Church Campbell Road John Elliefson Evangelical & Reformed St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church Market Street Ralph Kuether Jehovah's Witnesses Jehovah's Witnesses North 16Th Street Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Liberty Sill Streets Book of Mormon Living Christ Church of the Living Christ Bethel Lutheran Church George and Sill Streets O. S. Paulson Mount Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church 16Th Street Park Ave Harold F. Backer Myrick Park Norman A. Madson First Ev. Lutheran Church West Ave Cameron Wisconsin Synod Fritz H. Miller Carl Mischke Grace Ev Lutheran’ Church Ward Ave South 26Th Street William Lange C. Mischke St. Paul's Lutheran’ Church Division Street Ivar Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Sixth Division Streets George Alvilden Immanuel Ev Lutheran Church Avon and St. Paul Streets Walter Trinity Lutheran Sill Charles Streets Carl O. Pederson Walter A. Hallerud Harry Schilling Hallerud Harold N. Stoffel South 20Th First Lutheran Sill Street A. Halberne Ist Methodist Longfellow Denton Reuben Francis Halberg Johnson Street Caledonia Street Methodist Caledonia Street Stephen J. Lam Wesley Methodist Church W. Ross Conner Cass Street Clark Nixon Stoddard Methodist Stoddard U. S. Senate William J. Harris Truman International Council of Religious Education WM. Southern, JR Ida Owens Saluda N. C George J. Donnelly Paul Joseph Joanne Charles Raymond Carol Richard Anne Marie Angela Francis New State Service By Jane Eads Europe Happy M. B. Lee West Salem, Wis Denmark Prescription Headquarters Hoeschlers Treacy Church of Nazarene Ethel Koula Green Island Aaron Sanford Norton Foss Pettibone Island Martin Peterson George Ender Buddy Engler Harvey Nicholas South 15Th Street Sam Wiggins North Fourth Street Carl B. Noelke Co Main St la Crosse, Wis
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