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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1954

Page

9

Three Area Youths Enlist in Navy for 11 Weeks Training

Three youths from La Crosse and Soldiers Grove begin 11 weeks of recruit instruction at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes after enlisting June 24 in Minneapolis. Leo J Loomis son of Peter J Loomis 725 Charles St Dorian E Muchow son of Meta M Muchow 612 Ferry St and Robert D Hay son of Mrs Calma J Hay Soldiers Grove are the recruits. Hay and Muchow are 17 and will be discharged the day before their 21st birthdays under the minority enlistment program Loomis enlists for four years. All are 1954 graduates Loomis Logan High Muchow Central High and Hay Soldiers Grove High School.

la Crosse Soldiers Grove U.S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes Minneapolis U.S. Navy Federal Building Leo J. Loomis Peter J. Loomis Charles St Dorian E. Muchow Meta M. Muchow Ferry St Robert D. Hay Calma J. Hay Hay Muchow Navy Loomis Logan High School Central Soldiers Grove High School

Youth Council Meeting in Hogan School Auditorium

La Crosse Youth Council gathers in Hogan School Auditorium on Monday June 28 at 7 30 p m Plans for the next council project are discussed Picnics roller skating and beach parties are planned A representative from a local industry will offer jobs to teenagers.

la Crosse

Hartley disappearance prompts two state search tour

A. M. Joe Josephson county investigator begins a two state search for clues in the Evelyn Hartley case. He will display a blood stained jacket and tennis shoes in 24 Wisconsin cities and four Minnesota towns including Genoa and De Soto Wisconsin. A local police representative will accompany him at all times.

A. M Joe) Josephson Hartley Josephson Stoddard Wis Wisconsin Minnesota Genoa Thomas Lattimore General de Soto Evelyn Hartley

Gautsch Enrolls in Mechanical Engineering at Tri-State College

Donald H. Gautsch son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Gautsch of R Y La Crosse joins Tri State College Angola Indiana mechanical engineering department as a new summer quarter student He will pursue a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering after completing the course He attended Central High School.

Donald H. Gautsch Oscar Gautsch R. J. la Crosse Tri-State College Angola Ind Gautsch I Mechanical Engineering Central High School

Woman Hurt In Fall In Pine Creek Minn

Mrs. Ben Johnson of Winona Minnesota 75 former La Crescent resident recuperating at her son Frank Johnson’s home in Pine Creek Minnesota after a garage stair slip caused a fractured leg last week.

Ben Johnson Winona Minn la Crescent Frank Johnson Pine Creek

Six Vehicles Damaged In City Crashes

Six motor vehicles sustained damage in three weekend city accidents with no injuries. At 1:08 a.m. Sunday a gas tank at 34 Copeland Ave. was damaged when a year, driven by James W. Cagen, hit it while avoiding a parked car. On Saturday two cars collided on 3rd near Pearl street. William G. Gaughran and Gerald H. Engelhart were involved and Engelhart faced improper brakes charges. A city bus and a car collided at Caledonia and Wall streets at 4:36 p.m. Sunday, damaging the bus bumper and car’s door and fender. At 10:15 a.m. Saturday a 3rd street crash near Cameron street damaged two cars driven by Wayne Darlington and Mitchell A. Dearman.

Copeland Ave James W. Cagendish Pearl Street William G. Gaughran Winona Minn 3Rd Gerald H. Engelhart Houston Gaughran Englehart Caledonia Wall Streets Morris LaVon Hallet S. &Th St Selmer M. Mortenson Charles St Wall Street Cameron Street Wayne Darlington Green Bay Mitchell A. Dearman Green Island Darlington Dearman

Multiple Hospitalized After Falls and Injuries

Several residents were taken to city hospitals after emergencies this weekend. Harry Viner Jr., 31, was admitted after a bathroom fall at 4 19 a m. Emma Gautsch, 75, suffered a broken hip and was admitted at 9 51 p m Sunday. Patricia Raith, 12, was treated for a knee injury around noon Saturday. Janice Lasker, 26, from Minneapolis, was brought in from CIO Hall at 5th and Market streets with an unknown illness. Katherine Scherhart, 82, was hospitalized Saturday afternoon for a broken arm.

Harry Viner Jr Redfield St Emma Gautsch West Ave. N Patricia Raith Rose ,St Janice Lasker Minneapolis Minn CIO Hall 5Th Market Streets Katherine Scherhart Jay St

Cadet Kraus Reports for AFROTC Camp at March AFB

Roger W. Kraus son of Mr and Mrs H Kraus 1702 Adams St reports to March Air Force Base California for a four week AFROTC training encampment He is a SMU senior with three years AFROTC and a law major After graduation next year and AFROTC requirements he will enter flight training as a student officer

Air Force Rotc Roger W. Kraus H. Kraus Adams St March Air Force Base Calif Kraus SMU Air Force Commission

Man Found Dead in Harmony Cafe Basement

Edwin A. Lamb was found dead by a police officer at 12 04 a m Monday in the Harmony Cafe basement located at 3rd and State streets. Dr George Reay the county coroner said the death was due to a heart attack detectives reported. Officer Kenneth Espeness found Lamb inside after checking an open basement door.

Edwin A. Lamb Milner Hotel Harmony Cafe State Streets George Reay Kenneth Espeness Lamb

Men expose themselves on Isle la Plume beach

Police report four city women filed complaints last week about a man who exposed himself on Isle la Plume beach. Investigators are reviewing statements and seeking leads to identify the suspect.

Isle la Plume Beach

La Crosse Music Award Recitals Highlight Four Young Musicians

The La Crosse Music Award Association showcased four young artists in a Sunday recital at the Vocational School Auditorium. Norma Spangler performed Chopin and Ravel with maturity, James Berg offered Handel and Debussy pieces with notable sensitivity, Shirlee Sayner and Caroline Bowen-Hawley shared a vocal interlude, and awards funded by the late Farl Richmond supported three high school students for UW summer music clinic attendance.

la Crosse Music Award Association Norma Spangler Chopin Norma Miss Spangler Alborda del Gracia Liszt Berg Debussy Shirlee Sayner Caroline Bowen-Hawley la Crosse Homer University of Wisconsin Owen Jackson Lois Justinger Aquinas Betty Folts Logan Roger Sorenson Central

Delegate Willis Bott Returns From ERA Quadrennial

Willis L. Bott, of ERA Assembly 161, returns from Milwaukee where he served as delegate to the 19th Quadrennial Convention of the Equitable Reserve Association. Charles L. Weis of La Crosse is named supreme judge for the next four years.

Willis L. Bott Milwaukee Equitable Reserve Association Bott Charles L. Weis la Crosse

Retired railway mail clerk praises highway post office ride

Sparta native Charles N. Roy, a 37 year veteran, rode the first highway post office run from Brownsville to La Crosse on June 16. He found the highway coach smoother on good roads, with better personal contact at 19 stops between Cedar Rapids and La Crosse, and noted the work is less heavy than railroad mail, though facilities are modest.

U.S Charles N. Roy Sparta Milwaukee Road Chicago Milwaukee Roy Spartan la Crosse Brownsville Minn Ralph H. Topel U.S. Post Office Sidna United States Roys Monroe County South South Dakota la Crescent Cedar Rapids Twin Cities

Five Teen Curfew Violators Reported to Police

Five city girls were taken to police Monday morning after weekend curfew violations. Ages include two 16 year olds, one 15 year old, and two 13 year olds.

Break In at Burlington Depot in Onalaska Fails to Yield Loot

A Sunday night break in at the Burlington Depot Onalaska ends with no theft. Custodian James Capper notices broken glass before work. burglar hid in baggage room and fled along the tracks when Capper alerted police. Sheriff's deputies and Onalaska police respond quickly and begin investigation.

Burlington Onalaska Robert E. Scullin James Capper Capper Sheriff Department Wise Ivestigate Harry Schaefer

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