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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1935
Page
15
Classified list of rental notices detailing modern one to four room apartments and furnished rooms. Ads advertise proximity to South 203 and Prospect streets, heated units, porches, garages, and nearby facilities. Listings include price ranges and contact numbers for inquiries.
Various real estate and auto sale items from La Crosse Tribune ads. Properties include multiple unit rentals on Madison Street and Seventh Street, a six room upstairs/three up- down units, a lot on Twenty first Street, and several houses with garages. Also listed: farm equipment, loans, business opportunities, and assorted vehicles with prices and contact details.
Twenty eight girls attend the YWCA Stay-at-Home day camp which began June 24. Five weeks of activities remain for participants ages seven and up with swimming at the college, crafts, story hour, nature study, and free play led by Dorothea Berger Vir ginia Voigt Mary Jane Coleman and others. New registrations welcome, most by week or six weeks. First week attendees include Edna Louise Aaness Ruth Aaness Murda Allen Marjorie Bobst Jacqueline Boisen Suzanne Brindley Alice Hrinkman Lois Brinkman Charlotte Felder Virginia Freimark Gail Jensen Betty Jane Johnson Severly Johnston Mary Ann Kirch Jean Knudson Jean Larson Nancy Lovell Elizabeth Noelke Mae Nowak Shirley Ann Peshak Mary Slice Peterson Gladys Sannes Lois Sheldon Lorraine Sheldon Marjorie Sheldon Barbara Stowell Jean Vyvyan Louise Vyvyan.
The Rev. T. Parry Jones pastor of the Fortage Methodist church will deliver the evening address at the Sunday night community meeting on the courthouse lawn. The Sparta high school band directed by Beldon La Benskey will precede the service and accompany hymns. William Benedict will be platform leader.
A partial readable fragment lists individuals including Nancy Plummer Beebe Paul Abrahamson Robert Hoff Donna Lee Colman Harriet Luhrson Patricia Rice Mabel Peterson Jane Long Beverley Jackson Jane Heyer Florence Burkitt Rosemary Plummer and Harry Rodgers as part of a broader local notice.
De Soto and vicinity report illness and hospital visits including Mrs Clarence Talley under care in La Crosse after surgery. Relatives and friends travel to La Crosse to visit. Several residents suffer health concerns as Elinor James enjoys a hospital break in Rochester. Ventilation system details referenced for a Normandie exhibit.
Washington P efforts to push a potato control bill cited as having the president interest failed in a senate agriculture committee AAA amendment vote on Saturday. Representative Warren D C said another push would come Monday to add it to the senate committee AAA amendments as the house agriculture committee reconvenes after months. The senate panel spent most of Saturday in session debating AAA amendments and announced at the end that the potato bill was not included.
Veterans of Foreign Wars gather in Marshfield Wisconsin for the 14th annual Wisconsin division encampment starting Sunday. Encampment Chairman Peter A. Blum welcomes attendees followed by memorial services and a sham battle. Rev E C Skaren Chippewa Falls will give the division memorial address. A parade is planned Tuesday with a business session and installation of new officers closing Wednesday.
Gov Clyde Tingley and investigators chase a suspected slayer across Cibola NF toward Arizona. They piece together a murder trail linked to four missing Illinois tourists last seen May 21 22 after forged checks and a tattooed youth. Two wrecks south of Cocorro and Vaughan NM are tied to the flight amid scarce communications.
The Wisconsin sportsmen's exposition in Wausau opens Sunday with Adjustment General Ralph M. Fimell, chairman of the Wisconsin Conservation commission, delivering the opening address. The five day program includes a fly fishing contest, trap and skeet shooting, a kennel show, and displays of game fish and upland birds, sponsored by Marathon County Associated Conservation clubs.
Note to contractors bids will be received by the School Board of District Xo Campbell Town Cracie County on July 1st 1999 at 2 p m for a one room addition to the Lower French Island school. Bidders may inspect the site at the school building on July 1st 1999 between 1 and 4 p m. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Clerk of the board.
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