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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
2
Multiple obituaries from Alma Center Westby Black River Falls and Waukon detail deaths of Mrs. Paul Anderson Arnold Gorges Arnold Arneson Joseph Whalen Oliver Smith and Oliver Smiths survivors with service times and burial plans across Jackson County and surrounding towns.
Independent arbitrators fault both labor and management for dodging reality in wage and job disputes. The piece examines railroads featherbedding, court fights, and failed bargaining, noting government mediation and subsequent talks set for March 13 in Chicago.
Helen Linzenmeyer 76 died Saturday in a Caledonia hospital. Services at 10 a.m. Monday at Assumption Catholic Church Canton with Rev. Clayton Haberman. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Canton. Rosary at 8 p.m. Sunday at Mengis Funeral Home Mabel. Born April 22, 1886 Decorah Iowa. Married Sept. 1, 1906 to Frank Linzenmeyer. he died earlier. Survived by two sons Walter Peoria Illinois and Alfred Canton, one daughter Mrs. Richard Knox Mabel, eight grandchildren, five great grandchildren, two sisters Mrs Mamie Roth Kearney Nebraska and Cecelia Dixon Decorah Iowa.
Ray Nutter 71 died after a two day illness at a local hospital He was born March 18 1901 and lived here his whole life A carpenter he worked at the Jackson Home for the Aged Survivors include widow Pearl and brother Joseph Services 2 pm Monday Torgerson Chapel Rev L Kieth Hanley officiating Burial Irving Cemetery Friends may call after 5 pm Sunday and Monday until service Morris Olson 76 longtime resident farmer in Spring Creek area died Friday at a local hospital He retired 14 years ago and moved to Rose He is survived by step daughter Mrs James Roskos Waunakee Wis three sisters Mrs Cora Olson Mrs Stella Frei and Mrs Thorval Engebretson all of Black River Falls Services 2 pm Monday Langlois Galston Funeral Home Rev T A Rykken officiating Burial Riverside
Last night's low and yesterday's high temperatures are listed for multiple cities including Billings Bismarck Boston Chicago Denver Dubuque Duluth Galveston Huron Jacksonville Kansas City Knoxville La Crossi Los Angeles Madison Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York St. Louis and Washington. A weather outlook follows.
A string of birth announcements from Grandview and St Francis hospitals lists newborns and parents in Mindoro Canton Tomah Camp Douglas La Crescent and Minneapolis. Notable entries include Mark Henry Meyer Jr a son. Cyril Snyder a son. Henry Zumach a daughter. and Adolph Trussoni Jr a daughter.
The Interstate Commerce Commission added a Milwaukee hearing on April 12 to a series examining the Chicago and North Western Railroad plan to discontinue four passenger trains. The proposal would end trains No. 400 and 401 Chicago to Minneapolis and No. 518 and 519 Chicago to Mankato, with earlier hearings set for St. Paul Minneapolis Eau Claire and Rochester.
Joseph Kidder, known for Old-Time News columns in The La Crosse Tribune, will address the South Side Businessmen's Association at a noon lunch Monday at the Stoddard Hotel. He will discuss museums and their economic and cultural value to a community.
A 250-pound safe containing $400 in coins $208 in bills and two checks was stolen from Cap's Distributing Co in Tomah Wisconsin Thursday night. Police say the thieves jimmied the lock leaving no signs of entry. The empty safe was found Friday morning by a school bus driver in the Friendship area. A payroll check to Phillip Schroeder was among the loot.
William Belling of Sand Lake Coulee reports a live ground mole in his backyard on Thursday night. Moles with large forefeet and soft fur are rarely seen before frost ends, making this sighting notable as signs of spring.
SPARTA Wis Ewald Wegner 55 was taken to St Marys Hospital after chest injuries from a car jack slipping while he worked underneath the vehicle His condition is not critical
Joey Walter son of Mr and Mrs Alford Walter of R J La Cres cent Minn has memorized 300 Bible verses in the Rural Bible Crusade program A sixth grader at the Toledo School he earned 10 free awards including a Bible with his name in gold and a week at summer camp The Rural Bible Crusade is a nonsectarian group with operations in 12 Midwest states and headquarters in Wheaton Illinois
Leo Guy Hanson a 36 year old of 426 Winnebago St was bound over to Circuit Court on a fraud charge after allegedly selling property he did not own to Robert Lich tie of 225 Avon St Hanson bond was set at 750 but he failed to post it and was sent to County Jail pending arraignment in Circuit Court
January sales at department and general stores in La Crosse fell nine percent from a year earlier, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reported. Reporting stores in Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan posted eight percent lower sales than January 1962.
Boy Scout Troop 31 of St. Thomas More School held a court of honor on Thursday evening. Advancements awarded include Roger Karger and Michael Muehr as star scouts, Thomas Roob and James Ritter as first class, and David La Fleur Fred Patrie David Olson Steven Jensen and David Jensen as tenderfoot scouts.
The film sponsored by the American Cancer Society was shown to 641 students at Logan Junior High this week. It has been shown to 3,718 students at eight city and county schools. County nurse Helen Hanson arranged additional showings at several sites next week.
Wisconsin sees occasional snow ending Saturday night with a milder Sunday as partly cloudy skies return. Minnesota clears Saturday night with Sunday clouding and light snow in many areas. northeast and extreme southeast briefly warmer. Iowa has substantial cloudiness with light snow in the northwest to north, not so cold in the northeast Saturday night. Sunrise Sunday is 6 27 a.m. Sunset 6 05 p.m. Moonrise 6 32 p.m. Degree days to date 37 total 6293 last year 6270 normal 6019.
A long display lists multiple churches with addresses pastors and service times across La Crosse including Adventist First Assembly of God First Church of Christ Scientist English Lutheran St. James Newman Parish and many others providing Sunday school worship times and weekday services for adults youth and children across locations such as 6th and King 16th and Cameron and Losey Blvd.
Mrs. Stebbing, wife of Rev. Franklin Stebbing, creates Bible story stained glass for churches. She has previously designed windows for Athens, Livingston, and a Presby terian church in Amarillo, Texas her hometown. The Amarillo project features 24 windows, each telling a Bible tale, crafted from German glass and built from paper designs and full sized templates.
Viterbo College presents preparatory music students in a Sunday recital at 2 30 p m in Music Hall Market Street Performances include Haydn concerto first movement by Carol Vera Mendelssohn concerto Allegro by Jenny Gilbertson violin solos by JoAnn Schroeder Louise Dolle with Sharon Stalzburg accompanying pianists Mary Ellen Root Chrisanne Cross Mary Ann Funk Barbara Beyer Kerry Twite Barbara Schmidt Jo Ellen Kampschroer Gretchen Stecker Mary Poehling Susan Rabener Mary Rabener Barbara Deters Debbie Rabener Nancy Twite and Gary Weigel drum solo.
Recently invested Brownie Troop 86 of St Thomas More School will attend the 9 a.m. Mass on Sunday to mark Girl Scout Week March 10 16. The first Girl Scout troop formed March 12 1912 in Savannah Ga.
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