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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1948
Page
10
Standing room only greeted the Spring Fashion Fantasy in the Vocational school auditorium with 20 La Crosse merchants presenting spring styles. Children, led by Dottie Freeman and Carolyn Ann Kerbaugh, wowed the audience with miniature looks, while Milan hats and nylon netting topped ensembles.
New citizens at St Marys Hospital Waukee Wisconsin include a daughter Faye Marie born February 20 to Mr and Mrs Emil A Wakeen formerly of La Crosse Lutheran. Another birth is a son Kenneth Farward born March 8 to Mr and Mrs Fay Hillyer 226 North Third Street ilLais Erickson.
Ready prepared sandwich spread can season and provide the proper texture for deviled eggs. Salt pepper and paprika may be added if desired.
Charm magazine editor Miss Sheridan spoke in La Crosse about personal style over fixed hemlines noting femininity and the “You Look” concept. She praised short haircuts and showcased a navy blue taffeta dress with coin dot embroidery as an example of individual style. Spring Fashion Fantasy was co sponsored by the La Crosse Tribune and the Jaycettes.
A simple crust topping uses melted beef suet to form a crisp rich cap for both meat and vegetable pies served as a main course.
Fortress No. 18 elected officers Monday night at the court house. Cora McLaughlin was named commander with Florence Barker and Mary Niehaus as senior and junior vice-commanders. Nellie Umberger became quartermaster, Katherine Fingerhut chaplain, Georgena Johnson officer of the day, Ida Eagon patriotic instructor, Clarice Gugegenbuhl officer of the guard, Clio Wetzel registrar, Florence Davis historian, Olive Schwarz auditor. The fortress donated five dollars to the Red Cross and one dollar for Easter seals.
Janet C. Peterson of St Paul and Harold E. Dahlberg of Wilson Wisconsin were married by Rev George Alvilden at Our Savior s Lutheran parsonage Saturday night at 8 30 Leona Anderson and John W Sheetz attended The bride wore a black costume with pastel pink accessories and a reception followed at the Cavalier Inn.
A women's department gathering of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was held in the evening at the home of Mrs. R In Field, 812 Rublee.
Franklin School will hold its annual coffee in the Auditorium Friday March 12 from 3 to 8 pm under general chairman Mrs Clyde Ulrich. Nine PTA mothers assist in kitchen dining room barbecues hot dogs ice cream bars popcorn soda sandwiches and more with D E Field and Runge Sletten named among helpers. Ray Savings Bonds
Gloria Jeannine Pederson and John Monson Stokke united in a double ring ceremony performed by the Rev. John Ellefson on March 5 at the Cargill Home mantel adorned with white snapdragons tulips and Easter lilies. Attendants were Ann Stokke and Carl Prellwitz. Reception hosted by numerous relatives followed. couple to reside at 215 North 22nd Street after Milwaukee trip. groom with La Crosse Telephone Co.
Locals Townsend club No 3 plans 7 30 p m at Odd Fellows hall 121 South Fourth with entertainment after the business session Ruth Chapter O E S to hold rummage sale at Labor Temple on Saturday March 13 starting 9 a m Humboldt Resale Shop at 1127 King open Thursdays and Fridays Womens and childrens apparel Easter grass baskets and novelties Storkland infant department Byers Flowers at 1109 Market open evenings Jafek Beauty Shop offers permanents from 6 without appointment locations 4th floor Newburg Building and 400 Newburg Building Cuba faces a rice shortage.
Milford Landsom and Emma Berquam from Spring Grove township received licenses. In La Crosse area Howard Roberts of Kane Street and Bernadeen Knutson of Copeland Avenue will marry in La Crosse on March 17.
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