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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1947

Page

14

Resignation of Viroqua Postmaster Graves Effective July 1

Robert L. Graves resigns as postmaster of Viroqua Wisconsin effective July 1 after long service since January 1 1935 His successor Otis Rude will serve as acting postmaster Graves plans full time work on the Vernon County Broadcaster which he founded in 1931 His son Robert B. Graves will join as business partner

Viroqua Wis Robert L. Graves Otis Rude Vvlla Graves Alaska West Vernon County Robert B. Graves

Welfare Seeks Sparta School funding amid high dependent child intake

Wisconsin welfare officials urge the legislature to provide 473000 extra over two years for the Sparta state school as courts send more dependent and neglected children there amid rising illegitimacy. Griffenhagen and Associates propose abolishing Sparta and placing children in private foster homes, citing housing shortages and care quality concerns.

Madison Bureau Madison Wis State Department of Public Welfare Sparta Griffenhagen and Associates A. W. Bayley Legislative Finance Committee Bayley Griffenhagen State Board of Public Welfare

Canadian Vacation Trip Of Mauston Family

State Traffic Officer and Mrs. Preston McEvoy of Mauston and their daughter Barbara, and son John, are on a vacation trip in Canada.

Mauston, Wis Preston McEvoy Mauston Barbara John Canada

Bruce Valley Soldier Home On Furlough

Pfc. Lee Mueller, stationed at Elgin Field Florida, is spending a seven day furlough at his parents home in Bruce Valley before reporting to Randal Field Texas for pilot training examinations. He has three sisters Marion, Kathryn and Doris. Marion to graduate at Stout Institute Menomonie, Kathryn a registered nurse at Ancher hospital St Paul, Doris a Layton art student in Milwaukee and planning to return home for winter. Doris plans to illustrate children’s books as a specialty.

Menomonie Kathryn R. N Ancher Hospital St. Paul Doris Layton Art School Milwaukee

Youth Rally Planned by Elroy Methodists at Wisconsin Dells

A group of Methodist church youths from Elroy and Tomah will attend a youth rally in Wisconsin Dells this Sunday. The event features an afternoon picnic supper and a vesper service at the church with speaker Rev. Justus Olson of Madison.

Elroy Wis Young Pie Methodist Church Wisconsin Dells Justus Olson Madison Tomah

Ralph Lane Introduces Pipe Smoking to Europe

Ralph Lane, Virginia's first governor, is credited with showing Sir Walter Raleigh how to use an Indian pipe, introducing pipe smoking to Europe.

Ralph Lane Virginia Sir Walter Raleigh Europe

Deafened People May Now Hear Clearly

Science presents a hand held hearing device approved by the American Medical Association council. It eliminates bulky battery packs and allows self adjustment as hearing changes. Beltone, Dept. 6, Chicago 8, offers free descriptive book and home demonstration.

Council On Physical Medicine American Medical Association Beltone Dept West 19Th St Chicago

Bealeau County Rate Boost Approved by PSC Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission approved moderate rate increases for the Bealeau county telephone company. The Madison Tribune Bureau reports the decision affects local telephone charges and outlines the new pricing structure set by the PSC.

Tribune Madison Bureau Madison, Wis Bealeau County Wisconsin Public Service Commission

Tomah Issues Fifty Three Build Permits in 1947 Half-Year

Tomah Wisconsin city records show 53 construction permits issued in the first half of 1947 by City Engineer Henry J. Lenshaw. The permits include 21 new homes, 15 garages, seven remodels, two plant additions, and several moves and store additions. Projections suggest about 50 new living quarters will be completed by year end, with two hundred more homes possible if labor and materials improve. Demand from Veterans Administration hospital staff construction is expected to continue for two years.

Tomah Wis Henry J. Lenshaw

Caledonia Swimmers Travel To La Crosse On Regular Schedule

Caledonia Minnesota dispatch notes a regular recreation schedule for summer activities. It lists swim trips to La Crosse starting June 26 with a 12 45 p m departure from the public school and a 4 p m return. The schedule includes athletics tennis games hikes handicrafts soap box derby pet show croquet badminton table tennis and various games across weekdays with girls' and mixed courts and sessions.

Caledonia la Crosse Minn Une

Real Estate Changes Hands Near Whitehall

The J. E. Garaghan agency handles several transfers in the Blair area. Wilbert Beck sells 160 acres at Pigeon to Alston J. Amundson and wife who plan to move this fall after harvesting crops this summer. The Raymond Hoff farm near Blair transfers to Paul Kjos and wife who will rent from Garaghan. Garaghan trades the Mrs. Ole Erickson Whitehall residence for Rose Brethaver’s Osseo house and lot, with Brethaver moving into the former Lokken apartment in Blair. The Melvin Ericksons and Arne Torud families remain in their units as others relocate.

Whitehall Wis J. E. Garaghan Agency Tom Verson Pigeon Wilbert Beck Alston J. Amundson Osseo Amundsons Becks Waumandee Raymond Hoff Blair Paul Kjos J. E. Garaghan Garaghen Ole Erickson Rose Brethaver Hale Brethaver Vernon Lokken Milton Melvin Ericksons Arne Torud

Street Improvement Plan Outlined by City Engineers

Tomah city boards hear minimal opposition to curb gutter and street surfacing project set for 1947. The program, part of a plan outlined by City Engineers H J Lenshaw in 1946, targets multiple streets including Nott Glendale East Monroe La Crosse Cameron and others in Potters addition. Eleven new homes completed there are now occupied.

Sparks Shown As Major Cause Of Home Roof Fires

Sparks falling on flammable wooden roofs stand third among principal causes of home fires, highlighting danger to residences and the need for preventive measures.

Fishing Woes and Duck Prospects Highlight Outdoor Life

Alfred W. Rice notes unstable water levels and murky river conditions hamper fly and bait fishing while Onalaska area spots show best river bottom fishing. Ducks Unlimited reports favorable Canada waterfowl prospects with strong breeding in southern Alberta and Saskatchewan. Minnesota climate concerns cited by O L Kaupanger.

Onalaska Lake Onalaska No. 22 Ducks Unlimited New York Canada Dominion Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Central Lakes Pas Northlands

Hanson Accepts Insurance Post After Wisconsin Degree

Walter Hanson son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Hanson of Whitehall has left for Milwaukee to join the U S Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Co after earning a business degree from the University of Wisconsin in May He plans to travel to Baltimore for specialized training The item notes stock pasture quality comparing soil types in a separate sentence.

Whitehall Wis Walter Hanson Adolph Hanson University of Wisconsin Milwaukee U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Insurance Company Baltimore

City Playgrounds Offer Wide Range Of July Fourth Activities

Independence Day programs fill the week as playgrounds host crafts puppetry and movies at West Hood and Washington locations. Horseshoe shuffleboard and track events run daily with finals at several sites. All activities end Friday and playgrounds close for the holiday until Monday July 7.

Leona Wood West Avenue Hood Washington Josephine Miller Roosevelt South Avenue Emerson Hogan Lincoln Copeland Logan St. Andrew's

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