Westby widow Mabel Swiggum 61 dies after long illness
WESTBY Wis Mrs Philip Swiggum 61 died Wednesday after a long illness Services set for 2 pm Saturday at Our Saviors Lutheran Church Rev J C Paulsrud officiating burial in Our Saviors Cemetery Calling hours 7 to 9 pm Friday at Anderson Funeral Chapel and noon until funeral at the church She was born Mabel Simpseth February 1900 on a Chaseburg area farm married in 1933 and lived in or near Westby Survivors include her widower four sisters Olga Limpseth Westby, Mrs Arthur Wolden La Farge, Mrs Malvin Monson, Mrs Ingvald Iverson Viroqua
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Westby
Wis
Philip Swiggum
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
J. C. Paulsrud
Our Saviors Cemetery
Anderson
Mabel Simpseth
Chaseburg
Philip
Police Court Records From La Crosse Wisconsin
Drunk and disorderly and other citations issued across La Crosse and surrounding areas. Included are Edward Schroeder Leonard Arentz and Joseph Bores with fines. Norbert Canfield and others serving jail time for nonpayment. A vehicle fire on June 29 prompted a hospital transfer for Mrs Hess. Check forgery case GiGi Blevins continued for pre sentence review.
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Edward C. Schroeder
Coon Valley
Leonard D. Arentz
Sth
Ave. S
Robert J. Bores
Camp McCoy
Norbert F. Canfield
GiGi Blevins
S. 3Rd St
Locals V F W Card Party and Rummage Sales
Local notices announce a VFW card party on Saturday July 1 at 8 p.m. in club rooms at 6th and Market with lunch and welcome to all. Rummage sales listed include 2904 Birch St Robinsdale Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., 24 So Walnut St La Crescent Minn, 1230 So 13th Basement Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with bargains, plus Hawaiian Orchids sale at Carl Miller's Rose and Gillette Sts. Also daytime bus service every 20 minutes on weekdays including Saturdays by La Crosse Transit Co. Details about weddings and greenhouses promote Kienahs' Greenhouse.
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V.F.W
Birch St
Robinsdale
Walnut St
la Crescent
Minn
la Crosse Transit Co
Marriage Licenses Granted in LaCrosse Area
Ernest W. Lundtveldt from Decorah Iowa and Lillian E. Olson from Holmen Wisconsin plan to marry July 8 in Farmington Town. coordinates indicate license issued in LaCrosse region.
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Ernest W. Lundtveldt
Decorah
Iowa
Lillian E. Olson
Holmen
Farmington
Bids Transposed In Sparta Garbage Contract Award
In Sparta Wisconsin the council reversed bid amounts for garbage collection. Ernest Erickson’s bid of 10800 was higher than Gerald Leis at 10489, prompting praise from residents and aldermen to accept the larger bid.
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Sparta
Wis
Ernest Erickson
Gerald Leis
Erickson
Leis
La Crosse Issues 395000 Parking Bond Mortgage Revenue
The city of La Crosse Wisconsin proposes to issue and sell 395000 in Parking System Mortgage Revenue Bonds. The ordinance repeals a prior ordinance and outlines bond payment details. City owns several off street lots including Market Square and sites at Second State Third Pearl Fifth Vine and Cameron avenues.
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City of
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Market Square
King, Fourth and
Jay Streets
Second
State Streets
Third Street
Jay and
King Streets
Pearl Street
Front
Second Streets
Fifth Avenue
Cameron Avenue
Fifth, Vine
Sixth Streets
Vine
Fifth Streets
Main Streets
Fourth
Pine
Badger
Said City
Fourth, King and Jay Streets
Gage and Martinson
New York
Common Council
la Crosse County
United States of America
City Hall
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Chicago
Ilinois
Special Redemption Fund
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Parking Revenue
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Parking Revenue Fund
Parking Utility Board
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Front Street
Fourth Street
Badger Street
Wisconsin State Department of Audit
Board of Public Works
Local dies at 75 after long illness in La Crosse area
Herman C. Schaldach 75 of 1906 S 19th St died Friday night after a long illness. He was a Hamburg Town farmer, later ran a hardware store in Stoddard, moved to La Crosse in 1946, and survived by four daughters, four sisters, three brothers, and several grandchildren. Services Monday at Mt Calvary Lutheran Church with burial in Woodlawn.
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Herman C. Schaldach
S. 19Th St
Schaldach
Hamburg
Stoddard
Wis
la Crosse
Sam
Lenora) Markey
Midway
Evelyn Breidel
George
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church
Lloyd Lambert
Woodlawn
Hellwig-Morris
Birth announcements from Wisconsin area hospitals
Grandview Hospital reports births on June 27 a daughter Christine Maria to Ralph Schubert Jr and wife at 727 West Ave South Linda Vaaler listed. Lutheran Hospital records a June 28 daughter to Gerald W Patschall and wife at 2217 South 13th Street Edna Sue Logan. Memorial Hospital notes June 27 daughter Michelle Anne to James Mount and wife at R J Tomah Vivian Gosney. June 28 son to Harry Hackett and wife 910 North Glendale Avenue Wanda Adkins. St Marys La Crosse lists June 24 daughter to Douglas Schroeder 1415 South 30th Street Mary Kopacek. June 26 twins Werner Zebell and wife R2 Cashton Margaret Miller. June 26 son David Fritsch 608 Hill Sparta Geraldine Clements. Prairie du Chien reports June 27 son Gregory Allen to David V Johnson and wife Sharon Douglas formerly of Onalaska and Johnson formerly of Holmen.
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Christine Maria
Ralph Schubert Jr
West Ave. S
Linda Vaaler
Julie Louise
John Harter
S. 10Th St
Joann B. Potaracke
Lutheran
Michelle Anne
James Mount
R. J. Tomah
Vivian Gosney
Harry Hackett
Glendale Ave
Tomah
Wanda Adkins
Sparta
Wis
Douglas Schroeder
S. 30Th St
la Crosse
Mary L. Kopacek
Werner Zebell
R. 2
Cashton
Margaret Miller
David Fritsch
Hill St
Geraldine Clements
Prairie DU Chien
Gregory Allen
David V. Johnson
Sharon Douglas
Onalaska
John Son
Holmen
Band Concert Set At Elroy Sunday
Elroy Wisconsin hosts a Sunday evening band concert in the city park with beginners and junior bands at 7 30 p m A dedication of 27 American flags funded by local businesspeople and a large flag donated by the auxiliary will occur at the close of the junior and beginner segments The senior band will close the event If rain interrupts the program it moves to the school gymnasium
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Elroy
Wis
Main Street
Rehabilitation Division Opens in State Office Building
The rehabilitation division of the State Board of Vocational and Adult Education relocated after 17 years at La Crosse Vocational School to quarters in the new state office building. Staff includes Carl Haase as case supervisor and Darlene Fossum as secretary. hours are mornings only. Rooms 109 and 110 on the southeast corner of the first floor. Located on Highway 14 at the south city limits.
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State Board of Vocational and Adult Education
la Crosse
Carl Haase
Darlene Fossum
Highway 14
Tending Bar Cost $10 In Justice Court
A 22 year old man Thomas E Hesiak of 1730 Cameron Ave paid $10 in Police Justice Court for tending bar without a bartender license. Police arrested him Wednesday at the Rustic Inn.
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Police Justice Court
Thomas E. Hesiak
Cameron Ave
Rustic Inn
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Lacrosse
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