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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1935

Page

5

Federal Savings Group Declares Annual Dividend and Safeguards

The First Federal Savings and Loan association of La Crosse voted a four percent dividend on all shares for the past year and set aside funds to surplus and reserve accounts. It highlighted government insured accounts up to $5,000 and urged young residents to save monthly to enable home ownership with liberal loan terms.

First Federal Savings and Loan Association la Crosee North Fourth Street J. A. Johnson Saurday Federal Swings and Loan Insurance Corporsion Jomson Johnson Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation la Crosse

West Salem Wedding Ties Mindoro and West Salem

Grace Storandt wedding near Mindoro drew guests from West Salem including Mr. and Mrs. Storandt Mns James Hoitr and Albert Anderson and daughters Evelyn Thelma Helen and sons Julian Alle Norman plus Esther Storandt and attendees from Van Zandt La Crosse and Floyd Larson Maple Grove Country Club hosted 72 guests and later 48 were entertained at a Maple Grove dinner for a tenth anniversary.

West Salem Wis Grace Storandt Herbert Storandl Mindoro Owen Anderson Albert Anderson Moesses Elmes Perry Anderson Carl Hauge John Labus Albert Storandt Mnes James Hoi Evelyn Thelma Helen Julian Alle Norman Esther Storandt Mmes van Zandt la Crosse Floyd Larson Myrtle Oltman Jennie Wilson Maple Grove Country Club B. A. May Arnold Sprain Bangor J. G. Norris Tirs V. S. Davenberg

Obituary and Knights of Columbus Officers List

Robert Bryant 34 died Thursday at the sanitarum in Woodward Iowa. He is survived by his mother Mrs George Bryant of Sheboygan Wisconsin three sisters and a brother George Barthell Sheboygan Mrs S D Kaye Sheboygan Mrs C E Spencer Wiona Minn and Fred Bryant St Joseph Mo. The remains were brought for burial in Oakland cemetery where services were conducted by Rev B W Singer. Newly elected Knights of Columbus officers for the ensuing year include Harlan Link grand knight Franz Hathhway deputy grand knight Hugh Deeny chancellor Edward Teeling advocate William Dereny treasurer Bernard Desny recording secretary Victor Zot warden William Hancock inside guard Cynl Elliott outside guard P J Mahoney and Richard Dunlevy alternate delegates.

Waukon Robert Bryant Sanitarum Woodward George Bryant Sheboygan Wis George Barthell S. D. Kaye C. E. Spencer Winona Minn Fred Bryant St. Joseph Oakland Cemetery B. W. Singer Knights of Caumbus Harlan Link Franz Hathhway Hugh Deeny Edward Teeling William Dereny Bernard Desny Victor Zot William Hancock Cynl Elliott P. J. Mahoney Richard Dunlevy

Henderson sees no immediate danger of European war

Arthur Henderson president of the disarmament conference told the National Peace Congress at its opening session that he foresees no imminent great European conflict.

Henderson London Arthur Fenderson Misarmament Conference National Peace Congress

Hitch-Hikers And Motorists Take Chances Says Old Newspaper Man

A veteran reporter warns that hitchhikers face risks from some drivers while most are harmless. He recalls encounters where travelers pose scams to steal from trusting motorists and shares cautious tips for picking up riders and avoiding danger on highways into La Crosse and beyond.

W. E. Burbank Ska Crosse la Crosse

Hitchhiking Tales From the Road and the Pretty Boy Floyd Link

The narrator recalls experiences hitchhiking across Wisconsin and Iowa, noting dangerous pickups and encounters with the law. He links a bank robber in Elkton and the Pretty Boy Floyd case to warn travelers to be cautious, while criticizing long truck hauls and urging regulated, taxed trucking. He ends with observations on overworked drivers and road safety.

Braddyville Elkton Iowa Kansas City United States Charles Floyd Ohio Cookson Hill Oklahoma Salisaw Denver Springfield Wommen

Grover Cleveland Statue Authorized for City of Statues

Washington report notes a joint resolution signed by President Roosevelt authorizes a $10,000 appropriation to prepare a site and erect a Grover Cleveland statue pedestal in the City of Statues.

Grover Cleveland Washington Roosevelt

Better cheaper and brighter electric light via rare gases

Paris report suggests possible improvements in electric lighting using rare gases. Researchers claim methods could yield brighter illumination at lower cost, with practical applications potentially expanding lighting efficiency and reducing energy use.

Paris

Scientist proposes xenon gas in lamps over argon

Prof. Georges Claude claims filling lamp bulbs with xenon instead of argon improves performance and efficiency. He argues xenon offers brighter light and longer life for lighting applications.

Georges Claude

Radio Schedule Fragment with Stations and Programs

A dense list of radio stations and time slots across networks including NSCAWEAR, NBC, and CHS-WADC. It notes time zones daylight shifts and program lineups such as orchestras, news, dramatic sketches, and serials across WEAF WLW WABC WMAQ KSTP and others. It preserves the period voice and aims to reflect the broad schedule details readable in the clipping.

Joly Nscawear WEAF Wlhlw KYW Wea WMAQ Goren Berest Operant KSTP alice in_Ochestraligland Sam and Dick In Woods Meredith Wilson Carol Delis Sony Recital Billy and Betty Max Baer John B. Kennedy W. Rpt Holtinghams Ben Pollack Orchestra Freddy Martin Orch WADC WABC Midwest WEBM EKMBC KMGX Wwcco Woc Jack_ Armstrong T. Dawson Dixie West Dick Tracy Basic Tex Divens Buck Rogers Eest Beatrice Osgood Plano Boobby Benson East World Traveler Midw The Music Box Jack Armstrong Col. Steppnagle Budd i Tust Entertainment Ar Eee Organ West Nacks Borke Carter Fray Bresciotti Edwin Hill Harmonette Wayne King Abe Lyrean Billogan LeRoy Smith Pick and Pat Smith F. Masters Orch Bert Block Ted Fio Rita Orch Wee Mid KSG WTMJ Cent. Tv O—D.s. Army Band Tim Healy Dale Wimbrow Lowell Thomas Eust Orphan Annie Amos 'N Andy Tony Gus Lum Abner

Radio Today Schedules Across Networks

Radio Today lists Sunday afternoon programs across CBS NBC and related stations. Highlights include St. Louis Parade at 2 PM, First Rhythm Symphony at 3 PM, Ted Fiorito's Hour at 5 PM, Major Bowes Amateur Hour at 8 PM, and Sunday Evening Hour at 7 PM with multiple affiliate stations. A Talent Show with Charles Winning(er) airs at 4 PM on NBC.

Ths Associated Press St. Louis CBS J WABC WBBM WCCO NBC KSTP WTMJ WMAQ WIBA Ted Fiorito CBS Maijor Bowes WLW WIMJ WEBC WISN Charles Winninger

Farmers Hold Meeting At Holmen Tuesday

The soil conservation service schedules a meeting for nearby farmers on Tuesday evening July 2 at 8 00 in Holmen town hall to discuss locality goals and erosion reducing farms. A trip to Coon Valley will show erosion friendly layouts and applications for erosion work will be taken.

The Soil Conservation Service Holmen Coon Valley Oe Tribune

State Commission Approves Bargain Rates For Tomah

The Public Service Commission approved Wisconsin Power and Light’s bargain electric rates for excess monthly use compared with 1934. The scheme lowers kilowatt charges for higher consumption and provides an immediate cut for large users. Applies after August meter readings with a maximum of 7.60 for 182 to 225 hours in listed Wisconsin towns.

Madison Wis Public Service Commission Wisconsin Power and Light Company Barahoo Beaver Dam Delavan Dodgeville Edgerton Horicon Lake Geneva Mauston Mayville Mineral Point Monroe Portage Ripon Tomah Auchors

Saltcoats council adopts new hitching post by law

Saltcoats Saskatchewan city council replaces by law 244 with 245 after debate. The measure is read three times and passes, enabling a new hitching post in Saltcoats. Text also notes Colorado has 44 peaks over 14,000 feet.

Saltcoats Sask Colorado

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