Weekend Burglaries Bring La Crosse to Six Incidents
Police report three more burglaries in La Crosse over the weekend raising the week’s total to six. Emerson School suffered extensive vandalism with five classrooms and the office ransacked. a fire started in the kitchen sink and a cabinet scorched. Ringside Bar saw a $27 theft plus a bottle of spirits. Schubert’s Meat Market was broken into but nothing missing.
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la Crosse
Emerson School
Schubert's
Market St
Ringside
S. 7Th St
Selck’s
S. 23Rd St
Buck’s Food Center
Bainbridge St
Vern's
George St
Emerson
Peter Fortek
Albert Forer
James Shimanski
Wisconsin association elects officers at convention
The Television and Electronic Service Association of Wisconsin elected John Bruder of Sheboygan as president, William Bush of Racine as vice president, Ted Rivers of Sheboygan Falls as secretary, and Jim Halbrook of Green Bay as treasurer during its weekend convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Television and Electronic Service Association of
Wisconsin
John Bruder
Sheboygan
William Bush
Racine
Ted Riviers
Sheboygan Falls
Jim Halbrook
Green Bay
Five Beer License Applications Denied by La Crosse Council
The La Crosse Common Council denied five beer or beer and liquor license applications amid investigations by police. One pending Pla-Mar Bowling Center license remains tied to construction. Melody Mill faced denial for ownership issues and cabaret space. Other denials cited past convictions, nonpayment of liquor bills, or proximity to a school. Twelve new licenses were approved at the same meeting. Fern L. Ruud and Myrtle Dahl assumed the retail liquor license formerly held by Fern Ruud.
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la Crosse
Ray Michalko
Market St
Lloyd E. Stein Sr
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Melody Mill
Jim J. Martin
Zephyr
S. 3Rd St
Merle Fitzpatrick
John F. Hoffman
Pla-Mor
S. 4Th St
Fitzpatrick
Donald Skappel
Market Bar
Jay St
Christine Garske
Cecil Slaback
George St
Gladys Slaback
James R. Stuhr
Rose St
Stuhr
Robert A. Stuhr
Surf Lounge, Inc
Valois Palen
Fern L. Ruud
Myrtle Dahl
Fern Ruud
Three Youths Hurt In Two Weekend Accidents
Three youths sustained minor injuries in two La Crosse County crashes over the weekend. John Schmaltz 18 of Coon Valley was treated for a cut hand and shoulder after his car hit a bridge abutment near County Highway 6A and Nutherman Road in Barre at 3:45 a.m. Sunday. Dennis Hanson 18 of Spar ta suffered a head cut when his car left County Highway A between Bangor and Rockland and overturned about 4 a.m. Monday. His passenger Charles Hodgkins 23 of Sparta endured back neck and leg injuries. County police transported both to St Mary's Hospital in Sparta for care.
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la Crosse
John D. Schmaltz
Coon Valley
Lutheran Hospital
Nutterman Road
Barre
Dennis Hanson
R. 1
Sparta
Bangor
Rockland
Charles Hodgkins
St. Mary’s Hospital
Spraying Schedule Covers Park Drive to South City Limits
Monday night spraying will target the area from Park Drive to the south city limits between Losey Boulevard and East Avenue. The operation starts at 9 p.m. Monday and runs through 5 a.m. Tuesday.
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Park Drive
Losey Boulevard
East Avenue
Winds cause minimal damage in La Crosse area
Winds reaching 24 to 41 mph Sunday night caused limited damage in La Crosse. A toppled tree and a blown window were reported, with one car damaged on Main Street. Rain was scarce, and Riverside area power outages affected Wilton and north of New Lisbon. The Mississippi River level dropped 82 feet in a month.
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la Crosse
Mississippi
Carl Peterson
S. 13Th St
North Star
9Th Street
South Avenue
Cheryl Oleske
Main Street
Lloyd McCaskey
Rural Electric Co-op
Oakdale
Wilton
New Lisbon
Peterson
Wisconsin pageant crowns Miss Wisconsin winners
Kathy Kenns of Brandon wins the New Miss Wisconsin title in Sun Prairie, promising to promote dairy farm products with a $4,800 annual salary. Sharon Singstock of Oshkosh earns Miss Wisconsin, with runner ups named and Miss Congeniality awarded to Sharyn Muller of New Holstein.
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SUN Prairie
Alice
Kathy Kenns
Brandon
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Robert Kenas
Oshkosh
Sharon Singstock
Sharon
Tto
Angela Gina Baldi
Whitefish Bay
Madison
Carol Jean Lutzhoff
a _t
University of Wisconsin
Credit Union League Meets In Marinette
Ferdinand Sontag of 1125 State St and Walter Shepard of 2012 S 21st Pl attended the Wisconsin Credit Union League annual summer board session in Marinette with nearly 100 leaders. Sontag serves on the league promotion and education committee and is a vice president of the Trane Employees Credit Union. Shepard, La Crosse Chapter president, belongs to La Crosse Telephone Employees Credit Union, joining a joint meeting of the credit union review board and the league executive committee. The La Crosse Chapter covers 39 area unions with assets over 12 million dollars and about 21 000 members.
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Ferdinand
Fritz) Sontag
State St
Walter C. Shepard
S. 21St Place
Marinette
Wisconsin Credit Union League
Sontag
Association of Jean Unions
League
Trane Employes Credit Union
Shepard
la Crosse
VFW Elects Officers in Wisconsin Chapter Meeting
APPLETON AP The Veterans of Foreign Wars elected Loran Patten of Horicon as state commander on Saturday Conrad Ort of Colby was named senior vice commander Ray Ortmann of Milwaukee junior vice commander and Edward Schmidt of Manitowoc quarter master.
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Appleton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Loran Patten
Horicon
Conrad Ort
Colby
Ray Ortmann
Milwaukee
Edward Schmidt
Manitowoc
Girl Hurt In Crash In Minneapolis Street Collision
An 18 year old Minneapolis girl Jackie Delaney suffered a cut lip and bruised hand when her car hit a parked vehicle on Cass Street Sunday evening. The parked car owned by Anna Weimer of Houston Minnesota lurch across the street after impact.
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Minneapolis
Jackie Delaney
Cass ‘Street
Anna Weimer
Houston
Record $25 Million Spent On Food In La Crosse County
In the past year La Crosse County residents spent a record 25,032,000 on food for home consumption in local grocery stores bakeries butcher shops and supermarkets. That figure equals 22 cents of every retail dollar and surpasses the national average of 1 089 per household.
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la Crosse County
Standard Rate and Data Service
Teen Dance Caps La Crosse June Dairy Month
A teen dance at the Avalon Ballroom Wednesday from 8 to 11 p.m. closes the June Dairy Month activities in La Crosse. DJs Lindy Shannon Chuck Bailey and John Wallin host segments as the winning 4-H dairy window displays are announced with prizes. The dairy display contest ran June 17 18 and 19.
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Avalon Ballroom
la Crosse
Earl Hunter
Lindy Shannon
WKBH
Chuck Bailey
WLCX
John Wallin
WKTY
Man Struck by Falling Garage Wall Injures Young Man
A 20 year old La Crosse man Thomas Larson of 122 S 27th St was injured when a garage wall fell during dismantling at 417 N 15th St He suffered a broken back and facial cuts and was reported doing satisfactorily Monday at St Francis Hospital while hospitalized.
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la Crosse
St. Francis Hospital
Thomas Larson
S. 27Th St
N. 15Th St
Larson
La Crosse Born Physicist Joins Moon Mission Team
La Crosse native Dr. F Curtis Michel, 31, space science professor at Rice University, is named among six scientist-astronauts for the Apollo moon mission. He earns selection after extensive exams at Brooks AFB. training begins next month in Texas and Arizona.
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Houston, Tex
F. Curtis Michel
Rice University
United States
Michel
la Crosse
California
Dorothy Sheehan
Green Bay St
Gilbert Knutson
Houston
Minn
Tenes Moen
Frank Michel
Miichel
Air Force
U.S
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
Moon
Joseph P. Kerwin
Navy
Oak Park
Ill
The
Space Center
Williams Air Force Base
Arizona
Owen K. Garri
Medical Art and Photos at La Crosse Lutheran Hospital
An exhibit of medical art and photography opens in the main conference room of the new wing from Monday to noon Friday. One photograph by Joseph N. Tiedt, R. J. Onalaska, earned honorable mention in professional photography. it depicts cryptococcus neoformans in a test tube culture. Tiedt serves as photographer for Gundersen Clinic and Lutheran Hospital.
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la Crosse Lutheran Hospital
Joseph N. Tiedt
R. J. Onalaska
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Jim Holberg
Jim
Holberg’s
Citgo Service
8Th and
Jackson Sts
RAU Distributors
Ruby Crandall
Avon St
Clifford D. Atchison
Pearl St
Atchison
Paul A. Clements
Sam N. Haddad
Terrace Bar
Norman Haddad
Gladys Heringer
Matt Gassen
Roy H. Hinrichs
Ruth Hinrichs
S. 2Nd St
Hinrichs
Robert A. Johnson
Milwaukee Bar
Copeland Ave
Ethel Herzog
Constance Oliver
Hagar St
Connie Oliver
Doris Johnson
Marie E. Pfaff
Arleigh R. Pfaff
Stanley W. Peterson
Business Men’s ‘Assurance
Life Group
Linker Hotel
Lynne Tower
Skeeter Schedule
State’s
Los Angeles
International Lions Club
State Department of Agriculture
Miss Kenas
Beth Bartosh
Burlington
Judie Elstad
Delavan
Winsome
Osh‘kosh State University
Chamber of Commerce
Nancy Zinn
Miss Zinn
la Crosse Jaycees
Warren Loveland
Barbara Best
Thomas Neuverth
Neuverth
American Legion
Rice Lake
Credit Union Board
VFW
East North Central States
Stork Shop
Baptists
James Phillips
Island Park Baptist Church
Lakeshore Drive
Campbell
Joseph Callaway
1St Ave. N
Earl Roark
Frank B. Burress
Wisconsin-Minnesota Baptist Association
Southern Baptist Convention
Brooks Air Force Base
Texas
Beverly
Jeffreys
Viola O. Bloom
San Francisco
California Institute of Technology
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Manned Spacecraft Center
F, Curtis Michel
Tiedt
Gundersen Clinic
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Leslie Erickson L. Co. A
Dale Harkness
Richard Erickson
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Sorge Dairy Supply CO
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