Kohler Cites U S Political Low Mood Slowing Growth
Kohler argues the nation has left an economic lull but remains in a political low mood. He warns that legislative proposals and high tax burdens threaten business, urging relief before reform and recovery. He cites a need to boost housing as rural demand grows and estimates 400000 new dwelling units yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waller J. Kohler
Roverpar al Wirconain
Association of Maxim Phuishers
Kohle
Morris L. Cocke
Federal Rural Electrification Adminitrivien
Kohler
Engagement and marriage notices from local society column
Engagement announced for Alice Grace of Chicago to Leslie O. Ott e of Chicago from Mr and Mrs Stephen Riche of 1414 West Avenue South. Charlotte Weir to Roy Paar wed at St Paul English Lutheran Church Minneapolis with vows by Rev Rath. They plan wedding trip in northern Wisconsin and home at 1710 Adams Street after July 7. Lois McCakrey and Mrs Allan Weir hosted pre nuptial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Riche
West Avenue South
Alice Grace
Chicago
Leslie O. Otte
That City
Minnie Otto
la Crosse
Harvey L. Weir
Wood Street
Charlotte
Roy Paar
Adams Street
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Lois McCakrey
Allan Weir
Girl Scouts Defeat Boys Troop In Hogan School Rally
Girl Scout Troop 12 beat Boy Scout Troop 0 by four to two at Hogan School rally on Monday evening capturing first in knot tying signaling and compass relay. Troop 2 won Indian club relay while girls narrowly led in ticket sales 69 to 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan School
M. B. Skundberg
B. W. Snell
Budges
Ione Espenes
Vivian Roscoe
Hetty Senstad
Marian Krismer
Phyllis Aan Carrier
Marylin Espenes
Vivien
Joyce Miller
Paul Nauke
Eugene Geiwitz
Stanley
Wallere Meciner
Warren Groot
Paul Naske
Warven Crock
H. K. Holley
Girl Scout Council
Jaycee Miller
Jean Klich
Tone Anes
Betty Senstad
Ruth Krismer
Marlan
Krismer
Jean Rennebohm
Carroll Webel
Orlando Petersen
Warren Bovee
William Bangsberg
John C. Burns
la Crosse
Sids
Archie Gelwitz
Henry Johns
Frank Renner
KH. I. Burhop
Burhop
Trea
Summer School Program and Board Meeting Report
The La Croste public school system plans a summer program and completion project discussed at a Central High School board meeting Monday at 5 p.m. The board usually meets the first Monday of each month and will call a special session for summer repairs and improvements.
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la Croste
Moon
Tassiter
Reme Nf
Community announcements from local churches and groups
Local notices describe a chicken dinner at Crescent Catholic church and a social at Swell's Park Sunday afternoon. A baseball game promises entertainment with Hells Gowler Lutheran Ladies' Aid and a social gathering led by Mrs. George Brytin at Wet Coulve. Alm Sunday events include a Riethel Lutheran Ladies' Aid social at the Alma cottage with several named hosts. Sunday morning service runs 9 to 10, Bethel Mission holds an afternoon meeting with Mrs. J. Grimsid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hells Gowler Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Surety Levis
George Brytin
Wet Coulve
Nunes
Ole Kittelson
George Bretin
Johnsay
Alan Jonson
Boste
Riethel Lutheran Ladies
Alma
Ehuven
Bethel Mission Godsty
Friaby
Movie notes preview at local theaters with vampire tales
The Royal theater shows Mark of the Vampire directed by Tod Browning with Bela Lugosi and Lionel Barrymore, plus West Point of the Air at Rivoli and Princess O Hara at Majestic. The Florentine Dagger stars Donald Woods and Margaret Lindsay, Straight From the Heart closes Riviera 2, and other listings include comedies and a three year old star Little Baby Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ots
Weir
Vaampires
Cordis
Satistes
Royal Theater
Tod Browning
Dracula
Lionel Barrymore
Bela Lugosi
Carol Borland
Elizabeth Allan
Jenny Wadsworth
Lionel Atwill
Jean Hoersholt
Donald Meek
Jessie Ralph
Cnet
Randolph Field
Texas
Wale Lacy Beery
Hubert Youns
Maurest O'Sullivan
Rosajnd Russel
Ben Hecht
Hecht
Front Page
Donald Woods
Margaret Lindsay
Big City
Sts Rium
Riviera
Discovery
Roser Pryor
Mary Astor
McKinley Corps Holds Memorial Services
The McKinley Relict Corps 168 held memorial services for thirty departed members at the courthouse Wednesday night. Ruth Helgersen and Ruby Helgersen led hymns, Movie Klein read the department convention report from Oshkosh, President Rose Noel spoke on a federation report, and Elizabeth Holcomb, department senior vice president, addressed the audience on patriotic societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Sts
Court House
William McKinley Relict Corps
Ruth
Ruby Helgersen
Movie Klein
Department
Oshkosh
Rose Noel
Elizabeth Holcomb
Federation of Patriotic Societies
Photography Project For Girl Scouts at Tatk Park
Girl Scouts will work on their Photography badges Friday at Tatk Park. C. G. Cappelen will direct the work. Girls should bring their cameras and engines. Those working on material will finish by Friday. Scouts may come for the starring afternoon periods or both, bringing their own lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatk Park
C. G. Cappelen
Mate
Scojtie
Guild Garden Party Set at Gund Home
Christ Episcopal Woman's Guild plans a garden party for congregation members and friends next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Henry Gund's home 1304 Cass Street. Grace Edwards of Winter Park Fla guest of cousin Clara Osborne 403 West Avenue South. Mrs Byrd Harris and Isabel Harris of Madison visiting Mrs RF Clark 702 Jackson Street after Isabel's Wisconsin graduation. Mr and Mrs L M van Plank of Minneapolis have left after visiting Bert V Anderson 1213 Denton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Woman's Guild
Congregation
Henry Gund
Cass Street
Grace Edwards
Winter Park
Fla
Clara Osborne
West Avenue
Byrd Harris
Isabel Harris
Madison
RF. N. Clark
Jackson Street
Miss Harris
University of ‘Wisconsin
L. M. Ver Plank
Minneapolis
Bert V. Anderson
Denton Street
Guentner Aldrich Wedding Ceremony At Cathedral
Mary Frances Guentner and Lyman A. Aldrich wed at St. Joseph's Cathedral before Monsignor Peter Pape. The groom's family from Onalaska and the bride's from Cass Street hosted a breakfast for forty. Aldrich, a Montgomery Ward department head, and the wedding party wore coordinated lace and pastel gowns. names include Louise Gantert Olga Glasrud Charlotte Aldrich Camlyn Miller and best man Charles Guenvier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Guentner
Lyman A. Aldrich
Welork
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Peter Pape
F. J. Guentner
Cass Street
H. Z. Aldrich
Onalaska
Joanna Hill
Louise Gantec
Olga Glasrud
Charlotte Aldrich
Camlyn Miller
Milwaukee
Charles Guenvier
Ford
Russell Aldrich
C. 3. Miller
M.F. Miller
F. J., Loshey
Mankato
W. Moran
Antigo
H. Hebard
H. J. Aldrich, Jr
Sparta
Cleanor Kennedy
Blinenespolis
Wisconsin
Aldrich
Avon Street
Montgomery Ward Company
Louisa Gantert
A. N. Runningen
Montgomery Ward
Babel George
Mal Mearty
White bolero and black faille gown create elegant clash
London fashion notes showcase a white bolero in broderie anglaise paired with a black faille gown. A sleeveless model features a high standing collar with curled fringe at the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Garden party draws 450 patrons at Cronon Circle event
Anna Cronon Circle hosted a rain mixed garden party at the Cargill Home on Wednesday drawing about 450 women and children between two and nine. Guests enjoyed a program of violin, vocal and piano music while committees managed service on the porch. Notable performers included Rutt, Mulder, Ethel Mull, Dolores Gifford, Joyce Sinnet, Theodore Beutler, and Elizabeth Beutler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cronon
Cargill
Rutt
Mulder
Ethel Mull
Dolores Gifford
Joyce Sinnet
Theodore Beutler
Elizabeth Beutler
H. E. Schlicht
Nimes
W. R. Hyde
Peter Tillman
A. A. Barr
Catherine MacMilla
A. D. Daniell
Mmes
Gus Zenker
F. J. Bedessem
WF. Mills
H. L. Woods
E. W. Guenther
Emma Skogen
William Guggenbuckl
Anna Nottingham
A. J. Roberge
WW. G. Kiefer
G. W. Kidder
Fred Branson
Clarence Chase
W. W. Boggs
Sehlicht
Alice Cronon
Pie Craft Through The Ages Warmth Of Crust And Juices
The article discusses keeping pie crust from sogging by managing fruit juice temperature. It contrasts Grandmother’s method of baking crust and filling together with modern techniques that bake shell first then heat fruit. It includes a basic crust recipe using flour fat water and optional thickeners and offers tips on crust thickness and browning.
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Wisconsin
Daily Records births notice at Grandview and Adams streets
At Home column records a June 24 birth daughter to Mr and Mrs Roman Buslow at 1502 Adams. At Grandview on June 36 a son is born to Mr and Mrs E K Felton of 413 Main Street New York City referenced with a misprint penny to the slot inserence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Buslow
Adgams Street
Grandview
E. K. Felton
Main Street
New York City
Leona Johnston and Fred Tschumper Wed in St Josephs Rite
Leona Anna Johnston of 816 South Twentieth street and Hokah resident Fred Milton Tschumper were married at eight o clock Mass at St Josephs Cathedral Tuesday morning. The Rt Reverend Peter Pape officiated. The bride wore white satin and lace with a lace cap veil and pink roses. Attendants included Verna Witt and Joseph Tschumper. Out of town guests from St Paul and Hokah attended the breakfast at the Johnston home. A wedding dance for 500 followed at Hokah pavilion. The couple plans a home on a Hokah farm after a wedding trip to Chicago and Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Cathedre
Leona Anna Joanston
Lea Johnston
South Twentieth Street
Fred Milton Tschumper
Will Tschumper
Hokah
Peter Pape
Verna Witt
Joseph Tschumper
Miss Wilt
Johnston Home
Robert Smith
St. Paul
Frank Tschumper
Tony Tschumper
Joseph
Mary Pschumper
Sf Hokan
James Johnston
George
le Crescent
Hokeh Pavilion
Marvin
Mer- Tymskers
Chicago
Oak Park
Hokuh
Kathleen Johnston
August Hoffman
Roy Johnston
Huksh
Berets Return to Vogue in Paris Fashion Scene
Paris resumes beret trend after a six month lull as hats reappear at races, on streets, and for sports. By fall the large floppy beret is poised to become a staple in many wardrobes, despite mixed opinions.
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Paris
Hats Follow Planter Style From London to Panama
London styles inspire Panama straw hats with dented crowns and wide curved brims. The copy of the American planter look blends fashion notes and export chatter as makers push style trends worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Panama
Browsing Through the Shops by Susan McCare
A local store offers new materials including a non transparent rayon lace resembling drawn work, fashion in pale colors, launderable and no trimming needed. Palm Beach sheet in pale coral, raven seersucker in plain shades, non crushable silk linen with lilac and sweet pea tones, and a loud Scotch plaid print. Also notes bracelets of artificial flowers at garden parties and ranks silver production by country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Raven Seersucker
Y Girl Reserve Camp Open To Outsiders For Teens
The YWCA offers a camp week at Camp Bradfield for girls ages 11 to 18 in La Crosse. Sessions run Sunday June 30 to Sunday July 7 with swimming boating hikes and other activities at a moderate price. Miss Kathryn Matiak leads with volunteer helpers. the note adds a Birmingham Alabama tidbit about the first dwelling house built in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Camp Bradfield
Young Women's Christian Association
G. B
W.C.A
Kathryn Matiak
Marmola Tablets Offer Obesity Help Worldwide
An old advertisement urges readers to try Marmola tablets described as a simple weight reduction remedy. It claims global doctor endorsement and a long history since 1907 with over 20 million packages sold. The text promises easy use, no drastic dieting, and broad dealer availability at a dollar price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
O'Malley Pleads Guilty in 1933 Kidnapping Case
Walter O'Malley known as Trish pleaded guilty in Edwardsville to the 1933 kidnapping of August Luer, a 93 year old banker from Alton. He received a life imprisonment sentence after co defendants testified he led the abduction aimed at grabbing a $100,000 ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardsville
Walter
Trish
O'Malley
August Luer
Alton
Vandalism Grows In Dairying Strike
Milwaukee reports a two week old dairy strike spreading to Standard and Meier dairy firms as picketing escalates. Union agent Willard Reid cites 16 of 24 outside workers at Standard and ongoing actions at Meier. A Gridley driver suffered minor injury. a milk wagon overturned. a stench bomb and brick incident reported at non striking employee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Afth
Willard J. Reid
Standard Dairy
Meier Ice Cream Company
Gridley Dairy and Ice Cream Companies
Gehl Dairy and Ice Cream Companies
Hlochochal and
Sunshine Dairies
Judge ONeill Meets Ahlstrom On Old Age Pension Setup
Judge John O Neill of Prairie du Chien met with County Judge Roy V Ahlstrom in La Crosse to discuss the proper arrangement of the old age pension system. A local community notice invites a Holy Trinity park picnic next Sunday with self-picked strawberries at $1 per case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neill
Prairie EU Chien
la Crosse
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Holy Trinity Park
13Th Stand Park Ave
Webster’s
la Crescent
Cook and Harris
Minnesota
Finestreet
Tribune
West Point of the Air
Cameron Ave
West Point of the
Common Council
Bright Summer Rooms With Cushions And China
Linen cushions in anchors spots stripes or initials blue and white and red ivory china brighten summer lounges. Folding ivory Cellulosed tray table and colored plant pots in white or red complete the decorative setup for the IU room.
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U.S
Moly Ceves Cathole
da' Kow
Damien Ranger
Princess O'Hara
Jean Parker
Chester Maris
Majestic Theater
Sean Ertal
Henry Armetta
Vince Barnet
Verna Hillie
Clifford Jones
Ippoa
McKinley Corps
GUILD
Gund Home
Kienahs
Flowers
Edward Stone
Donald Desky
Henry F. Sultitude
Leona Anna ‘Johnston
Bakkum’s
Susan McCareee
Mexico
United States
Canada
Birmningham
Ala
California
Eich Renatin
O’malley
Just
Bay Mere
Salem Markos
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