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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1949
Page
5
Poison ivy can strike any season and the plant’s danger lies in its oil which spreads by touch. Wash exposed skin with soap and water, avoid rubbing, and seek medical advice for large areas. Calamine and potassium permanganate solutions are used for irritation.
Brooklyn Wisconsin announces the engagement of Barbara Joan Wackman to Merrick S. Wing of La Crosse. Barbara is a University of Wisconsin student and Pi Beta Phi member. Merrick is a UW student and Delta Upsilon member. They plan to marry August 26 in Brooklyn.
Mr and Mrs Harold Fletcher of 1915 Prospect street announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Philip L Newell Madi son The couple plan a July 9 wedding at North Presbyterian church and request congratulations from friends and relatives.
Ellen Lyga and Henry Funk were married at nine o clock in a pink and white nuptial mass at Blessed Sacrament Church. The couple, daughter and son of local families, plan a northern Wisconsin honeymoon and reside at 202 West Avenue South after July 6. The ceremony featured hospitalities and a reception at the Gargill home with out of town guests listed. The highway system in the United States is valued at about 41 billion dollars.
Carol Ann Dopp of Galesville wed Vincent J. Oliver in a candle light ceremony at 8 p.m. at 1st Presbyterian Church Galesville with a blue and white delphinium decor. The couple, daughter and son in law of Herman Depp Ettrick and James Oliver Galesville, will live in a cottage in Galesville after a northern Wisconsin trip.
LOCALS Frank Len gasolines and oils advertise low prices with service. Paul’s Jewelry Store promotes diamonds and wedding rings on Caledonia street. Children’s white leather sandals 1.98. Hetland and Wrobel Shoe Store at 4th and Jay. Lund’s Flowers opposite the Cathedral. La Crosse Chapter 22 OES held a June 28 meeting at Masonic temple with a 6:30 supper and 8 p.m. regular session. A curious line describes the upper half of the nose of the African leaf-nose as leaf shaped and the lower half as horseshoe shaped.
In Kendall Wisconsin a candlelight 7:30 p.m. June 18 ceremony at St John’s Lutheran church united Ramona Hemerley and Russell Waterworth in marriage. The couple leaves for a motor trip to the Black Hills and will reside in Fall River after July 3. Iraq may nationalize trade in farm machinery, Baghdad reports.
Grace E. Muth and Clifford D. Fair plan to wed on June 30 at St. John s Evangelical and Reformed Church. The engagement is announced by Grace s parents Mr and Mrs Henry P Muth of 514 Ferry Street and Clifford s parents Mrs J W Jeffers and William L Fair of Greenville Tennessee.
Birth notices from St Marys Hospital Sparta and others list new daughters and sons to pairs including Forrest Padden and spouse in Sparta, Harold Otto Boettcher in To mah, Daniel Wason in Winona Minnesota, and Harriet Ann to Raymond F Hever at St Anns. Additional births for Bangor Wisconsin and nearby locations mention Lilah Pfaff Evangeline Burbach Thomas Randall and Melford Brevig with nods to donors and addresses.
NEA reports a shift to all plastic picnic gear to curb spillages breakage and spoilage. Insulated plastic baskets three-quart caddy and 10-quart basket keep food chilled or heated. plastic plates cups and cutlery free hands. plastic bread boxes pie boxes egg crates and a washable non corrosive set complete the fashionably practical outdoor dining system.
A Cromer England schoolteacher urges that boys be taught cooking with a focus on breakfast preparation, arguing practical life skills benefit all students.
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