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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1951

Page

9

Soldier saves child from drowning at Lake Tomah

Corporal Rollin N. Kiewiet of Buffalo Center Iowa a medical soldier with the Army Hospital at Camp McCoy Wisconsin rescued a three or four year old boy from Lake Tomah near Tomah Wisconsin Tuesday evening. He pulled the child ashore stabilized the youngster with artificial respiration and the boy revived quickly. Kiewiet a reservist ordered to active duty last September works in the medical supply section and previously served overseas in Japan.

Camp Mccoy Wis Army Hospital Lake Tomah Tomah Rollin N.kiewiet Buffalo Center Kiewier Kiewiet Paul A. LaPointe Cpl Army of Occupation Japan

Stoddard Private Fights War Deep In Communist Territory

Pfc. Ernest A. Ortmeier of Stoddard Wisconsin serves with the First Cavalry Division in Korea. He belongs to the 16th Reconnaissance Company a mobile unit that probes behind enemy lines to size up Communist forces and has earned noted valor. A comrade from Ortmeier’s unit received the Medal of Honor for halting an explosive blast to save teammates.

Stoddard First Cavalry Division U. S. Army Korea Ernest A. Ortmeier Wis Ortmeier Ernest F. Ortmeier R.J. Stoddard First Cavalry 16Th Reconnaissance Company 16Th Recon

De Soto Man Promoted to Division Engineer at Northern Pacific

James W. Bolstad, son of Dr and Mrs H Bolstad, named division engineer for the Yellowstone division of the Northern Pacific railway at Glendive Montana. He previously served as transit man at Missoula Montana and was promoted to assistant engineer in February.

Whitehall Area Events Planned for July Activities

The Fagernes Sunday school will hold its annual children’s day program at the church July 1 at 9 a.m. A noon lunch will be served by the mothers. Beverly Schaefer announces band rehearsals July 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the high school for the Fourth of July parade. The Methodist Ladies Aid will serve dinner in the church basement on July 4 from 11:30 a.m. on.

Whitehall Wis Fagernes Sunday School Beverly Schaefer Whitehall Band Methodist Ladies Aid

Education Director To Speak At Salem

O B Smith field director for Chiristing education in Wisconsin will speak at the First Presbyterian church in Salem This Sunday Rev William Slosser director at the Presbyterian Bible camp will preach at the First Presbyterian church in Wausau later this week

Beg Salem Wis O. B. Smith Wisconsin First Presbyterian Church William Slosser Presbyterian Bible Camp Wausau

Kaufman family to move to Arizona from Hillsboro

Jessie Kaufman sold his home on State Highway 33 and the family plans relocation to Arizona. The sale was handled by Bud Smith of Union Center.

Hillsboro Wis Jessie Kaufman Arizona Bud Smith Union Center

Sparta Names Junior Playground Director

Elizabeth Chapin has been named junior playground director for the summer recreational program. Children five years or older may participate daily 9:30 to 1:30. She will direct activities at Northwest Primary school grounds Mondays and Fridays Blyton Park Tuesdays and Thursdays and Depot Primary School Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Sparta Wis Elizabeth Chapin

Library donor from Rushford aids city’s $30,000 expansion

Mrs. Stella Sprague of Los Angeles funded the Rushford library addition named the Tew memorial in memory of her parents. She travels to Ohio and Maine to visit relatives and will return for summer ceremonies. Mrs. Dauchy Edward Eide and Mrs. Nellie Riste also traveled to California.

Rushford Minn Stella Sprague Los Angeles Calif Ohio Maine Sprague Tew D. J. Tew Jessie Dauchy Santa Monica Edward Eide Long Beach

Viroqua Bluejacket Assigned To Air Base

Paul D. Wood son of Mr and Mrs Marvin E Wood completed basic training at Great Lakes naval station and is assigned to a naval air station in Florida He is a Viroqua High School graduate with time at La Crosse Central High School His brother Robert serves on the USS Ingraham in the Mediterranean and has visited ports and taken part in maneuvers with the British fleet.

Viroqua Wis Paul D. Wood Marvin E. Wood Great Lakes Naval Station Florida Viroqua High School la Crosse Central High School Paul Robert Ingraham Mediterranean

BRF Veteran Enrolls In New Hampshire

Black River Falls Wisconsin Special report states Mr and Mrs Richard Weckwerth plan to travel to Durham New Hampshire where Dick will enroll for the summer session at the University Mrs Weckwerth is formerly McGrillis of North Sands H Weckwerth is son of Herman and Mrs Weckwerth of Black River Falls His military service totals 46 months with 30 months overseas and follows a period in Safe City area prior to enlistment.

Black River Falls Wis Richard Weckwerth Durham N. H New Hampshire University Weckwerth McGrillis North Sand H. Weckwerth Herman Weckwerth Maser- Weckwerth

De Soto Methodist Bible School Closes

De Soto Wisconsin reports the De Soto Methodist Bible School has closed its doors leaving unresolved program matters and related church education options for local families.

de Soto Methodist Bible School

Gale Wind and Rain Damage Harpers Ferry

A gusty gale and heavy rain between 4 30 and 5 30 p m caused property damage in Harpers Ferry including destroyed a beer sea home and damaged several structures. An REA crew from Postville repaired the outage quickly as downed trees and flattened gardens affected much of the town.

Harpers Ferry Penetheta Cr Winls REA Postville

High School Principal Serves In Reserve Cruise Plans

Gate Servicemen Home reports Reserve cruise route to Florida to Travis field California. Youths advanced to private first class after six months. T. Robert, son of Thelma McWain, Clarence Kruse, and Lloyd Kruse’s son, en route to Seattle after eight day leave with the Army Chemical Corps. Norman Fries, Galesville High principal, spent two weeks at Great Lakes in reserve officers program. former World War II lieutenant remains in reserve.

Florida Travisfield Calif T. Robert Thelma McWain Clarence Pfc Ronald Kruse Lloyd Kruse Seattle Wash Army Chemical Corps Fort Sheridan Maryland Alabama Aosain Galesville High School Norman Fries Galesville Great Lakes

Big Guns Rock Camp Ranges Activity Schedule

Army training zones announce heavy weapon firing at north ranges July 2 through 7 including machine gun and grenade ranges with multiple July dates. South ranges list mortar and demolition missions plus close combat and city combat drills on July 2 through 6.

Big Guns Rock Camp

Stoddard Urges Free Chest X Ray Visit Thursday

Mayor A J Pielhop urges residents to take free chest X rays offered by the state board of health mobile unit when it visits Stoddard on Thursday July 5 from 10 am to noon at the village hall. X rays free for all over 15 and for under 15 if in contact with tuberculosis.

Stoddard Wis A. J. Pielhop State Board of Health Pielhop A. O. Nelson James Wall Mmes Arthur Twite Edward Morgan Dwight Horton Frank Groth John de Gear J. D. Magnuson Anton Lawrynk George Groeschel Alvin Lamprech Arnold Schmidt Ivan Rumsey Oscar Steliner Minnie Frohock Gayle Grim Forest Umberger Maxine Grabhorn Glen Krause Oscar Bakken Albert Wrobel

Girl Scout Leaders Host Outdoor Breakfast At Ettrick Farm

Girl Scout leaders Mrs. Leonard Sheehy and Mrs. Loren Pederson attended as adult guests at an outdoor breakfast prepared by intermediate Scouts on the William Truax farm near Ettrick Wisconsin. Mrs. Harvey Olson and Mrs. Irene Briggs were committee and auxiliary sponsor representatives. Pancakes and bacon were served.

Ettrick Wis William Truax Leonard Sheehy Loren Pederson Harvey Olson Irene Briggs American Legion Auxiliary

Tool Shed Destroyed by Fire at Harpers Ferry Farm

A tool shed on the Bernard Harpers Ferry farm was destroyed by fire Monday morning. The tenanted farm home of Houlihan's son James faced the blaze as Lansing and Waukon rural fire crews responded but could not stop the 10 by 12 foot structure from burning.

Harpers Ferry Bernard Harpers Ferry Houlihan James Lansing Waukon

Ontario July 4 celebration features grandstand shows parade and baseball

Whitehall post office notes open exams for a U S civil service, with applications due by July 17. The exam place and date appear on admission cards sent after closing. Forms AN 2223 and AN 8 available at the post office or civil service commission in Washington. W G Olson serves as acting postmaster since April 1 after Donald M Warner’s resignation.

U. S. Civil Service Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C W. G. Olson Donald M. Warner

Mabel’s Oldest Citizen Turns 95 in Local Celebration

Mabel Minn oldest resident Mrs. N. H. Nelson marked her 95th birthday at home in EL. Born June 10, 1856 near Locust Iowa, she is a charter member of the Mabel American Legion auxiliary and mother of nine children. Surviving offspring include H. E. Nelson Crookston, Augustus Hallston Spokane, L. A. Lime Springs, Joseph Ensrud Washington, George Sumner, James Minneapolis, Norman St. Paul. seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

H. E. Nelson Crookston Minn Augustus Hallston Spokane Wash L. A Lime Springs Joseph Ensrud Washington, D. C George Sumner James Minneapolis Norman St. Paul

Stoddard Airman Home On Furlough

Pfc. Earl Lamprech, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lamprech, returned to Stoddard, Wisconsin on a 16 day furlough from Lackland Air Force Base where he began basic training in 1951.

Stoddard

Norwalk Union Free School Unit Annual Meeting Notice

The Norwalk Union Free School Unit will hold its annual meeting on Monday July 2 at 8 p.m. in the Norwalk High School auditorium. Members may vote on the proposed budget and school plan, with all eligible residents invited to participate.

Norwalk Union Free School Unit

Rushford Air Watch Highlights 33 Hours of Civil Defense

Rushford ground observer branch logged a 33 hour continuous watch from June 23 to 24. during the period 12 planes were spotted and reported by observers including Theo J Miller Leland Stensgard Engmar Bremseth John Prinzing Norman Kopperud Everett Mellem Dick Smaby Leonard Kopperud Henry Jorde Peter Miller E J Engel D T Rollat Gene Johnson W Hall Newt Held Vernon Burke Ken Burke Gerhard Oian Davi Medhaug Bud Kjos Maurice Quale.

Rushford Minn Rushford Ground Observer Branch Civilian Defense Neues Theo J. Miller Leland Stensgard Engmar Bremseth John Prinzing Norman Kopperud Everett Mellem Dick Smaby Leonard Kopperud Henry Jorde Peter Miller E. J. Engel D. T. Rollat Gene Johnson

Whitehall Women Set Meeting Ahead

Whitehall women schedule a meeting for Monday July 2 at 5 p m at the clubhouse. An evening program includes bridge and a social period following playing.

Whitehall

Chaplain and Organist Entertain At Norwalk Church

A chaplain and organist from Camp McCoy were guest entertainers for family night at the Norwalk Evangelical United Brethren church recently.

Norwalk Wis Camp McCoy

Breakfast Meeting Opens Sparta Boy Scout Drive

James W. Rice chaired a kickoff breakfast at the Sidney hotel to start a Sparta Boy Scout drive with a $1,300 quota. Solicitors attending the breakfast began canvassing to reach the goal.

Boy Scout Sparta Wis James W. Rice Sidney Hotel

Ontario Fourth of July program planned with parade and dance

Judge Néprud leads a day‑long Ontario celebration starting at 10 a.m. with a parade. Annie Lincoln Neprud of Viroqua follows, children enjoy games, and Don Moray and Magrum the magician perform. Evening music from Cedar Rapids accompanies a 9 p.m. community hall dance finale.

Ontario Annie Lincoln Neprud Viroqua Don Moray Magrum Magician Cedar Rapids

Seven MPs At McCoy Chosen For First Aid Course

CAMP McCOY Wisconsin Special Seven Camp McCoy military policemen were picked as best qualified to attend a first aid course. The class will be taught by George M Trepanier of McCoy's Red Cross. 27 hours total with sessions two hours daily three days a week. Selected: M Sgt Edwin R Scheitler Swartz Creek Mich Sgt 1C Marvin Drost Petoskey Mich Sgt 1C George A Saunders Manilla Ia Sgt Willard J Koepke Milwaukee James W vin L Guhm Fresno Cal Cpl LaVerne F Schmidt St Paul All men with Mc Coy's 5011 army service unit.

Camp Mccoy Wis Benet George M. Trepanier McCoy Red Cross Edwin R. Scheitler Swartz Oe Mich

Melrose Farm Hand Injured Jumping From Hay Stack

Dallas Heffernan of Melrose sustained injuries in a farm accident Tuesday afternoon. He fell from a six foot hay stack at a neighboring farm and landed on a pitchfork. He was taken to a local doctor and later to a La Crosse hospital for surgery.

Melrose Wis Dallas Heffernan Stephen Heffernan Heffernan la Crosse

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