La Crosse Council Rejects 2 A.M. Tavern Closing
Mayor Milo G Knutson cast the deciding vote to kill the 2 a.m. closing for city taverns splitting 8 8 on extending the hour during daylight saving time months. The Wisconsin Tavern League favored the later closing to keep up with out county taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo G. Knutson
Common Council
Knutson
la Crosse County Tavern League
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Harold Lee
Council
J. J. Rohrer
Wisconsin Tavern League
Rohrer
Roland Solberg
Shelby Nerby
Frank Kaufmann
City Taverns
Lost and Found at La Crosse Post Office
La Crosse postmaster reports items found in lobby or mailboxes including sunglasses, gloves, a black wallet with $1, a ruby imitation necklace, keys, a 1960 William Horlick High School ring, umbrellas, an approved mechanic pin, photo prints, and a ring with a B. Claimants should go to 101 Federal Building.
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la Crosse
William Horlick
Parole Agent Raffel Transferred to Baraboo
Probation and Parole Agent John E. Raffel 32 of 925 S. 16th St. will move July 1 from La Crosse to Baraboo to be nearer Madison his and his wife’s hometowns. Shannon Apted will arrive Aug 1 from Manitowoc to take Raffel’s La Crosse post. Raffel has degrees in sociology and social work from UW Madison and has five children with a sixth expected in August.
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John E. Raffel
S. 16Th St
Baraboo
la Crosse
Raffel
Madison
Marilyn Statz
Shannon Apted
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Raffels
Proposal to Cut Bond Issue to Fund Parking Ramp
The City Council discussed lowering the parking ramp bond by 100 000 and reducing its term by five years. Mayor Knutson said a special meeting Thursday will consider the plan, aiming for a 395 000 bond to be repaid in 25 years by 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Milo G. Knutson
Knutson
Market Square
Board of Public Works
Police and Fire Departments
John K. Flanagan
Alvin, Jolivette
19 Boy Scouts Receive Awards
Nineteen Scouts from Troop 1 Jefferson School and their leaders held a court of honor during a weekend camping trip to Perrot Park. Scoutmaster Art Lunde neighborhood commissioner George Thompson and committee members Frank Quadzinski Lawrence Burch and Leon Duncan provided transportation to the park.
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Boy Scouts
Troop 1
Jefferson School
Perrot Park
Art Lunde
George Thompson
Frank, Quadzinski
Lawrence Burch
Leon Duncan
Douglas Domine
Roger Almos
Ted Duncan
John Kirchner
Richard
Robert Beyer
Carl
Jeff Salek
Joe
Daniel Grimslid
William Quadzinski
Richard Smith
David Berger
William Snyder
Richard Duncan
Robert Clark
David Snyder
Robert Marco
Thompson
Lunde
Alex Genz
William Genz
Baldy Mountain
Must Confine Dogs Police Chief Warns
Police Chief George Long said Tuesday that many complaints involve dogs running loose and damaging gardens and flower beds. He reminded residents the city ordinance prohibits leaving dogs at large and warned violators will be taken to court and fined.
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George Long
Court Suit Continued In A La Crosse Circuit Case
A La Crosse Circuit Court case brought by Carl and Marie R Manninger against Home Service Inc Madison was continued to July 17 after the jury heard one witness Monday. The dispute concerns remodeling of the Manninger home with Manninger as the sole witness.
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la Crosse
Carl and
Marie R. Manninger
N. 8Th St
Home Service Inc
Madison
Manninger
Home Service
Classified Ad Invite for Mobile Home Prospects
Mobile home prospects seek buyers in the classified section. Call 2 8040 to place an ad and reach potential sellers and buyers.
Office Moves for Detroit Area Engraving Firm
The Detroit office of Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co. and its subsidiaries has moved six blocks from its Southfield location to be near an expressway to better serve customers in the automotive and nameplate field. VP Robert Ringdahl confirmed the relocation after an announcement card was seen in La Crosse from Prairie du Chien. About 250 cards were printed ten days prior. Subsidiaries Gateway Products of La Crosse and National Decorated Metal Products of Prairie du Chien are listed on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Northern Engraving and Manufacturing Co
Robert Ringdahl
la Crosse
Prairie du ‘Chien
Ringdahl
Gateway Products
National Decorated
Prairie du Chien
Danish Sow Sets Litter Record
A Danish sow owned by farmer Aksel Egedee produced 34 piglets, with 15 born on Sunday and 19 on Monday, a potential world record per Danish veterinary experts.
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Copenhagen
Aksel Egedee
Brice Prairie Girl Struck By Car Injures Minor
A five year old girl Mary Wagner of Onalaska was hit by a car on County Highway 7W near her home Monday at about 8 20 pm. The driver Henry W Haefner aged 48 of Holmen was cited for the incident with Mary sustaining cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice Prairie
Mary Wagner
R. 2
Onalaska
Henry W. Haefner
R. 1
Holmen
City spray crew to work Tuesday night on roads and alleys
Skeeter Schedule announces spray equipment will operate in the city district Tuesday night. Work covers streets and alleys from East Avenue to 10th Street between La Crosse Street and the south city limits, plus all alleys and streets from 10th Street to the Mississippi River between Zeisler Street and South Avenue.
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East Avenue
10Th Street
la Crosse Street
South City
Mississippi River
Onalaska High School to be Completed August First
The Onalaska High School project begun in 1960 is slated for completion by August 1. The 35,000 square foot building sits east of the current school and features a 1,800 seat gym, multiple classrooms, labs, and a tiled interior with basement facilities.
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Tioning Systems
Tribune
Onalaska
Arnold Wicklund
Schubert and Sorenson
Onalaska High School
117 Scouts Registered At Council Camp
A total of 117 boys are registered this week at Camp Decorah for summer activities officials report. Registered units include Troop 68 Onalaska with 10 boys Troop 101 Trempealeau 17 Troop 86 Ettrick 12 Troop 76 Westby 76 Troop 54 Alma 16 and La Crosse units Troop 13 four Troop 47 State Road School 17 Troop 23 20 and Troop 3 two. Troop 8 La Crosse sends 16 scouts and Troop 9 La Crosse has 28 youths. New reporting units: Troop 46 Bangor 11 Troop 59 Black River Falls 19 Troop 115 Soldiers Grove five Troops 66 and 94 Mauston 26 total and Troop 36 St Joseph's Ridge La Crosse one.
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Camp Decorah
Onalaska
Trempealeau
Ettrick
Westby
Alma
la Crosse
State Road School
Bangor
Black River Falls
Soldiers Grove
Mauston
St. Joseph's Ridge
Olson to Retire From NSP Firm
William N. Olson of La Crescent Minnesota will retire from Northern State Power Co on June 30 after 19 years at the Edison Steam Plant in La Crosse He will leave his role as substation operator and janitor and has long served on the La Crescent School Board and Houston County School Committee He is a World War I veteran and holds memberships in several local fraternal and travel orders.
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Northern State Power Co
William N. Olson
la Crescent
Minn
Olson
NSP
Edison Steam Plant
la Crosse
Houston County School Committee
American Legion
Morning Star Lodge
Royal Arch
Evening Star Chapter
Knights, Templar 3
Winona
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Methodist Church
Asbury Church
Asbury Men's Club
Miller
Girl Scouts
Riverland Council
Ehawee
C. B.wethe
Mr. Miller
Brandenburg
Germany
Meta Merman
Wells Fargo Express
la Crosse Breweries, Inc
Regulation of Auctions and Sales Extends to Towns
Wisconsin towns and villages now have authority to regulate and license auctions and closing out sales, a power previously held by cities. The act requires 25 percent of license receipts to be paid into the state treasury.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison Bureau
Madison
Wis
Baseball and Kennedy News Conference Listings
Radio highlights schedule lists games and events including Milwaukee versus St. Louis at 7:55 p.m. and Twins versus Boston at 5:55 p.m. on WKBH with a 10:05 a.m. Kennedy news conference.
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WKTY
Milwaukee
St. Louis
WKBH
Twins
Boston
Kennedy
Warren Loveland Resigns as Second Ward Alderman
Second Ward Alderman Warren Loveland resigned from the Common Council effective July 1 after moving out of the ward. Appointed last August and elected to a four year term, a successor will be named to serve until a spring 1963 special election. He praised cooperation with officials while noting policy differences and joked about the alley behind his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Loveland
Common Council
Loveland
Milo G. Knutson
Ernest Holberg
Ernie
House To Consider Bridge Bill For Mississippi River
The House will debate a bill requiring a 55 foot minimum clearance for new bridges over the upper Mississippi River. The measure, approved by Public Works and Rules committees, follows Army engineers' recent adjustments affecting Le Claire Iowa and La Crosse Wisconsin bridge plans.
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Washington
House
Mississippi River
Public Works Committee
Rules Committee
Army Engineers
le Claire
Iowa
la Crosse
Wis
Australian hotel closes after local deaths and decline
Rubyvale in central Queensland with a population of 86 had a single hotel the 52 year old Royal. Proprietor Ida Fowler notified the State Licensing Commission she is closing and surrendering the liquor license. She cited two local pensioners deaths a customer’s heart attack and a downturn in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Australia
Rubyvale
Queensland
Royal
Ida Fowler
State Licensing Commission
Tragic Death After Car Rolls Down Hill
Three year old Mark Andres died when a car his father left in gear rolled backward down a steep hill in an open Auburndale field. He was thrown from the vehicle and run over. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Harold Andres of Route 2 Auburndale.
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Auburndale
Mark Andres
Harold Andres
Route
Washing Machine Looted at Jolivette Cleaners
Mrs. Almina Heisz reported to the La Crosse County Sheriff's Department that a washing machine at Jolivette Cleaners and Laundry on Caroline Street was broken into during the night and coins were stolen.
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Almina Heisz
Caroline
Licenses Ready for Liquor and Beer in City Hall
City Clerk Alice A. Dickson announces liquor and beer licenses are ready for pickup by operators in the City Hall office.
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Alice A. Dickson
Advance Registration Opens for UW Freshmen
The University of Wisconsin began its advance registration program for freshmen on Monday. About 3,500 candidates are expected before August 4, the program’s end date. Accepted freshmen will report to the Madison campus September 5 for orientation.
No Negligence In Death Of City Woman
A La Crosse County coroner's jury found no negligence in the death of Augusta Jagow 77, run over June 16 by a truck driven by Ronald Hauser 19 at West Avenue and Ferry Street. Witnesses said Hauser stopped at a stop sign and could not explain how Jagow was under the rear wheels. Autopsy cited instant death from crushing with extensive internal injuries.
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la Crosse County
West Avenue
Ferry Street
Augusta Jagow
West Ave. S
Ronald J. Hauser
I State St
Dist. Atty
John Flynn
Hauser
Mrs. Jagow
Ambulance Service Dissension In City Letter Details
A letter to city police from the La Crosse Hospital and hospital administrators notes two ambulances were purchased from Dahl Ambulance Service and used for out-of-city deliveries. Police say the city ambulance was meant for emergency deliveries only and disclosed the letter to newsmen.
Court ruling favors real estate brokers
Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously held real estate brokers may prepare legal documents incidental to property sales. The ruling upholds the Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers Board rule allowing brokers to use printed forms for deeds mortgages land contracts and related documents.
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Madison
State Supreme Court
High Court
John Reynolds
State Bar Association
Reynolds
Wiscconsin Real Estate Brokers ® Board
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Timothy Brown
Brown
Wissconsin
Fred M Miller Dies Local Church Leader and Mason
Fred M Miller 74 long active in Methodist Church and Mason ic orders died after a lingering illness. He lived at 353 S 20th St and was past grand high priest of Royal Arch Masons Wisconsin. Survived by wife Meta two daughters Mrs Wethe and Mrs John Clowes two grandchildren and a brother. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Sletten McKee with Masonic services at 8 pm Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Miller
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
S. 20Th St
Royal Arch Masons
Wisconsin
Smith Chapter 13
Mr. Miller
Frontier Lodge 45
A.M
Smith Council
Eau Claire
Wethe
John Clowes
Nashville
NSP Declares Dividend For Common And Preferred Stocks
The board of North ern States Power Co. Minnesota declares a common stock dividend of 29 percent per share payable July 20 1961 to holders of record June 30 1961. Regular quarterly dividends on all series of outstanding preferred stocks are payable July 15 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Northern States Power Co
Minnesota
Florida Feds Fry Foul Fowl
In Tampa Florida federal marshals will burn over two tons of seized chickens at the city dump after court ordered action. Test results showed the fowl to be foul and the birds will be disposed of this week.
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Florida
Tampa
Fla
U.S
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Stanley W. Peterson
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Gan
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
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la Crosse Transit Co
PSC
Alvin Culbert
Palace Street
Highway 53
Redfield
Green Bay
14Th
16Th Streets
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Gamble
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Dial
Skeeter Schedule
Onalaska HS
McCord Jewelers
Main St
the House of Diamonds
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American Millwork CO
Ave
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Harold Schlicht
James Lepsch
George Riese
Winnebago St
Jess Butterfield
Richard Butterfield
Stoddard
Julie
Sue Dwyer
Ferry St
Phillip J. Quillin
S. 13Th St
Frank N. Daily
Market St
John P. Mur
Phy
Kane St
Joseph Mar
Fred Miller
Mason
P.P.G
Pittsburgh
GLASS
Copeland Ave
Texaco
Joe Blumentritt
Arthur Murray
Arthur Murray Studios
Arthur
Murray
George Theiss
Main St. la Crosse
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