Education Board Takes Over La Crosse Playgrounds
The Education Board assumes summer control of La Crosse playgrounds as public schools close June 14 and the board begins programs June 17. Five centers feature organized activity led by teachers with supervisors at Copeland park Hogan school Roosevelt and five other locations including baseball and diamondball groups coordinated with local American Legion.
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la Crosse
Board of Education
John Noviginia Gautach
West Avenue
George Hetherington
Charlene Hickisch
Hogan
Mark Sutton
Armelu Frey
Copeland Park
Ray Nibbe
C. F. Byvans
Winifred Farley
Roosevelt
Edmond Harget
Mariana Feusrr
Copeland Park Recreation Center
G. M. Wiley
Evans
Merting
American Legion
Roy Seout
Katharine and Michael Face a Daring Escape Plea
Katharine warns Michael Heathcroe that detectives hunt him after a failed engagement and a looming marriage to Salix. In a moonlit lane they collide with past wishes as Katharine confesses love, questions the danger, and offers help. He makes a stark choice to return to the chase or join her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Strykhuret
Michael Heatheros
Midharine
Rich
Bertine
Ane Tiermeear
Katharine
John Kaye
Kmily Moon
Eaquette
Michel
Michael
Salix
Ie Aroken-Heering
Addrena
Rusheets
Harmon
Sally Moon
Michael’ Heathcrpe
Michael Heathcroe
Michael Heathcrpe
Met
West Salem Post elects officers for September installation
The Alex J. Berg post in West Salem Wisconsin elected officers to be installed in September: Dovenberg commander Edward Haase first vice commander David Wild second vice commander Earl Knudson adjutant G W Garlock finance officer Henry Grochowske chaplain Samuel Berg sergeant at arms A C Herman service officer and Dr R H Goedecke athletic officer. Rolland Norris of Jacksonville Florida visits his parents J O Norris. Miss Joan Peck of Herman Minnesota a former West Salem home economics teacher visits Mr and Mrs C R May. Mrs Pauline Kuehn of Seattle Washington visits locals. Mrs Ruth Gilfry and Annette McDonald attend University of Minnesota summer session. Mrs Mayme Shane returns from Norwalk guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Gronk. George Sisson of Jacksonville Florida visits his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
Wis
Alex J. Berg
Dovenberg
Edward Haase
David Wild
Earl Knudson
G. W. Garlock
Henry Grochowske
Samuel Berg
A. C. Herman
R. H. Goedecke
Rolland Norris
Jacksonville
Fla
J. O. Norris
Joan Peck
Herman, Minn
West Salem High School
C. R. May
Pauline Kuehn
Seattle
Wash
Ruth Gilfry
Annette McDonald
University of Minnesota
Mayme Shane
Norwalk
Charles Gronk
George Sisson
Jacksonville Fla
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Doc Snow quits practice and will not collect old accounts. Mrs. Sylvia Shiras and Miss Pearl Richardson return from Missouri. Mrs. Bert Smith visits Philadelphia to see her son. Mr and Mrs Jesse Capper with Leone and Francis visit White Water on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quillen
Doc Snow
Publishers Syndicate
Marian Sisson
Nellie Sisson
Sylvia Shiras
Pearl Richardson
Missouri
Bert Smith
Philadelphia
Howard Smith
Jesse Capper
Miss Leone
Francis
Whitewater
Concordia band wraps up weekend tour in Coon Valley
Moorhead Minnesota based Concordia college band spent the weekend in Coon Valley continuing a tour. They performed Sunday at the Vernon Circuit Luther League annual convention in Newry. Holy communion is planned Thursday at Upper Coon Valley church. Hosts Esther Daffinrud and Delia Paulson will welcome Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation at the church hall Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Palmer Olson spent the weekend at Ellison Bay. Mrs G Klenka and daughter Glenna Mactha visited Mrs Klenka's parents Mr and Mrs Amund Olson and returned with them. Ruth Thrune of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Thrune. Within 30 miles of Spokane Washington there are more than 980 fresh water lakes.
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Coon Valley
Wis
Concordia College
Moorhead
Ellison Bay
G. Klenka
Glenna Mactha
Monroe Youth To Fill West Point Vacancy
Monroe Wisconsin youth Matthew L Legler secured a West Point vacancy created by the death of Maria Pacetti University of Wisconsin football player Legler was named after the principal candidate failed to qualify and is to report July 1 at the academy The report notes a hearing in Copenhagen regarding apples.
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Washington
Matthew L
Barter of Herring Sparks New Deal in Icelandic Trade
A new company investigates bartering Icelandic herring to net enough fish to buy American apples valued at about 50,000 dollars. Danish dealers seek fruit deals as the venture advances.
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Education Board
Jimmy” Braddock
Famy
Diahisekmit
Deac Jae
Pascy
Sheray Folka Vlteli
Pacifie
Kelpamalt
Tye
Mari
Costi Cocasse
Ani
Deep Rock
Himi
FIETH
Mickey's
16Th and
Mormon Coulee
Peterman
Anita
Main Street
A. D. Barros, Inc
Spokane, Wash
Monroe
West Point
Apples
Copenhagen
Cuticura
CE “Once
Ron Stad
Arugstris
Detroit
THE
DOW Chemical Company
Midland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ort
Mikecekae
Groelli Chemical
Ompramy ‘Hrowkew
Green Bay
LA Crosse Drug CO
LA Crosse, Wisconsin
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