Gay Nineties Revue at Logan High School Auditorium
The Youth Center presents a two act Gay Nineties and modern style revue directed by Clarice Oren and Frank Italiano under E P Hart and Jive Hive supervision. Acts include Barbara and Patricia Briggs vocal duet Ruth Green and Sandra Micks harmonies and a Diana Ray magic act. A Swing Shanty band plays between numbers with a dance to follow in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Department
E. P. Hart
Jive Hive Youth Center
Logan High School
Clarice Oren
Frank Italiano
North — Youth Center
Alexander
Barbara
Patricia Briggs
Robert Sheperd
Marilyn Anderson
Sylvia Cobb
Ruth Green
Sandra Micks
Benny Goodman
Janice Boyd
Lenore Haefner
Petunia
Joyce Poellinger
Bowery
Caroline Rogstad
Pat Briggs
Dave Woods
Joanne Rinartz
Sharon Anderson
Dave Fletcher
Philip Kalbo
And
Mimi
Richard Zunker
Plan Cathedral Easter Week at St Josephs Cathedral
St Josephs Cathedral will host Palm Sunday blessing and a Holy Week schedule led by Bishop Treacy. Tenebrae, Maundy Thursday oil blessing, Mass of the Pre Sanctified, and Good Friday passion will be observed with choir and ceremonial rites. Easter Sunday Mass at 11 a.m. will close the week with broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Cathedral
John P. Treacy
Alb
Stole
Christus
Treacy
Ane
la Crosse
Msgr
Peter Pape
Robert Agnew
Anthony Wagener
Wisconsin Senators Split Over Taft Marshall Plan Cut
Washington report notes Senate rejection of Taft's plan to trim first year Marshall Plan outlay to four billion dollars. Senator McCarthy voted for the measure while Senator Wiley opposed it, with Michigan Republicans Vandenberg and Ferguson also voting against the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wisconsin
Senate
Sen
Taft
Ohio
McCarthy
Wiley
Vandenberg
Ferguso
Michigan
Connally
Senator Vandenberg
R-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Religious notices from area churches and services
A long list of church listings with addresses, pastors, and service times across denominations including Adventist Assembly of God Baptist Catholic Christian Science Congregational Episcopal Evangelical Free Reformed Gospel Tabernacle Jehovahs Witnesses Latter Day Saints Living Christ Lutheran Methodist Nazarene Open Bible Presbyterian and YWCA events. Highlights include Sunday masses at Catholic cathedrals and churches, morning worships, Sunday schools, youth fellowships, Lenten services, and midweek prayer meetings. Local pastors named with church locations in La Crosse area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God Tabernacle
Seventh St
R. A. Rieben
Christ's Ambassadors
Baptist
Christ Episcopal Church
Roberd
Winter
D. D
Evangelical Free
Bethany Gospel Tabernacle
North Street
Onalaska Avenue
O. L. Larsen
Aker Naomi Dickey
India
Jehovah's Witnesses Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
N. 2Nd St
North Second St
Latter Day Saints
Asbury Methodist Church
Longfellow School
Denton
Reuben Francis Halberg
Johnson St
West Avenue
West Ave
Correction on Police Report About Jackson Street Turn
A revised police account states that the truck driven by John A. Sobczak struck the car driven by Mrs. Constance Nack at the intersection as Sobczak turned from Jackson Street onto East Avenue, correcting an earlier error about the maneuver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sobczak
Winnebago Street
Constance Nack
Adams Street
Nack
Sobczak
Jackson Street
East Avenue
Race Toward ERP Aid Vote
The Senate moved toward final action on the European Recovery Program after decisively defeating Taft's bid to cut first year funds. By a 56 to 31 vote, supporters rejected trimming the Marshall Plan from 5.3 billion to 4.0 billion, with Connally predicting overwhelming passage tonight. The bill aims to speed aid to 16 Western European nations to bolster them against communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Chiirman
Republican Policy Committee
Connally
Congress
Area Pastors Plan Spring Conference in La Crosse Area
Pastors from the National Lutheran council of the La Crosse area spanning four Wisconsin counties and one Minnesota county plan a spring conference April 13 and 14 at Trinity Lutheran church. Host pastor is Dr. Carl O. Pederson with Rev. Luther Borgen presiding. Special speakers include Dr. Reidar Thomte of Luther College Decorah and Dr. B M Christensen of Augsburg College. The gathering opens April 13 at 10 30 a m with a Communion service led by local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lutheran Council of
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carl O. Pederson
Luther Borgen
Blair
Wis
Reidar Thomte
Luther College
Decorah
Soren Kirkegaard
B. M. Christensen
Augsburg College and Seminary
Minneapolis
Williams and Hemma Obituaries From Wisconsin
Evelyn L Williams 38 died suddenly at home 2235 South avenue. Survived by husband James L Williams four sons two sisters and one brother. Services Tuesday 2:30 p m Hellwig Morris funeral chapel Rev R F Halberg. Burial Oak Grove cemetery. Susie Hemma 76 of Holmen died after lingering illness. Survived by one daughter and one son three grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters. Service Monday 2 p m Holmen Lutheran church Rev Kenneth Torvik. Burial Long Coulee cemetery. State at Holmen church 11 a m to 1 30 p m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn L. Williams
South Avenue
James L. Williams
James
Donald
Harry
Richard
Lloyd Dearth
Cuba City
Wis
Ray Baucker
Carbondale
Harry Hodge
Shullsbury
Hellwig-Morris Funeral
R. F. Halberg
Oak Grove Cemetery
Susie Hemma
Susie
Gerhard) Hemma
Holmen
Morris
Lillie) Sween
Winfred Hemma
Julia Batholomew
Louisa Rand
Onalaska
Holmen Lutheran Church
Kenneth Torvik
Long Coulee
Hemma
John Seiler 87 Dies After Brief Illness in La Crosse
John Seiler 87 of 1906 Market Street died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born in Berwegen Switzerland in 1860 he immigrated at 16 and lived in Mormon Coulee and State Road Coulee. Survived by two children a sister and a brother. first wife died 1900 second wife died 1239. Funeral Monday 2:30 pm at the Reformed Church West Avenue and Market with Rev Ralph Kuether. burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at Hellwig Morris funeral chapel Sunday. The body will be in state at the church Monday from noon until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Seiler
John Seiler
Market Street
Berwegen
Switzerland
Mormon Coulee
State Road Coulee
Ida Schermerhorn
Ella Schermerhorn
Sidney Seiler
R. 1. la Crosse
Richard
Bessie) Waddell
St. Paul, Minn
Barbara Miller
Christ
Rockford
Ill
The
Reformed Church
West Avenue
Market Streets
Ralph Kuether
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hellwig-Morris
Local note on visits and shop openings in San Diego
Mrs. L. H. Kelsey from San Diego visits her parents at 2112 West Avenue South. The Sweet Shop at 1113 Caledonia Street advertises fruit and nut Easter exes. Pines, formerly the Hot Fish Shop, announces it is now open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Kelsey
San Diego
Calif
Thomas Benny
West Avenue
Caledonia Street
Pines
Birthday greetings for multiple residents in Wisconsin area
A list of names and addresses appears with celebratory birthday notes. Individuals include Joseph Michael Wicker in Weet Salem Wis, Jean and Joan Swancatt in Weet Salem Wis, and others such as Melvin Veolia and Dr R H Gerdecke, with street addresses and a note about twins on a star route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Michael Wicker
South Seventh Street
Melvin Veolia
Gialeeville
Wie
R. HH. Gerdecke
Weet Salem
Wis
Jean and Joan Swancatt
BE. Wallace
Badger Street
Evening Radio Schedule Promises Variety on March 13 1948
Local listings show a full night of programs from 6:00 pm to 11:45 pm including Capite Comm't Telephone Quiz Newscape USDA Farm Rep and Chicago Theater presented on WABH AM. The lineup features games quizzes dramas music and public affairs with teams like Abe Burrows Show Box Office and Guy Lombardo among scheduled acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capite
Newscape
Usda Farm Rep
Family Theater
Family _ Theater
Chicago Theater
Tomor
Tribune
Lady's Ore
den Pryor
New
Garden Gate
Abe Burrows
Guy Lombardo Ore
Cedric Adams
Nicollet Orch
Clellan
Cara Clellan
Lessons From Ephesians on Living Carefully and Gratefully
A Sunday school note on Paul the Apostle and his letters explains how from a Roman prison he wrote to churches like Ephesus. It highlights warnings against empty words, walking wisely, avoiding drunkenness, choosing good company, and daily giving thanks to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Rome
United States
Asia Minor
Ephesus
Ten Pupils in Church Confirmation Class
Ten young people from St. John's Sunday school will be presented to the congregation on Palm Sunday during morning services. Names include Eugene Bellows David Harder Patsy Jande Joe Lamke Glen Lorenz Sidney Nesseth Marie Revellich Carol Schams George Schmidt and Elinor Thompson. They have trained with Rev. Ralph Kuether for two years and will affirm faith in God and the Bible before joining the Evangelical and Re formed church and later receive Holy Communion on Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Sunday School
Eugene Bellows
David Harder
Patsy Jande
Joe Lamke
Glen Lorenz
Sidney Nesseth
Marie Revellich
Carol Schams
George Schmidt
Elinor Thompson
Ralph Kuether
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fire and legal notices from Wisconsin briefs
Fire crews respond to basement blaze at 1932 Onalaska avenue and to 201 South Front street with units from engine No 1 and quad No 4. Estate transfers record Crosse and Thompson along with Callaway and Peterson property moves in La Crosse and Shelby County. Tomah court fines total $100 plus costs for enforcing liquor and vehicle license laws. Sylvester Siebert found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to 30 days. Florence Arenz fined $15 and costs with license suspended for a year. Mexico bans synthetic cum
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Front Street
Onalaska Avenue
Crosse
Milford S
Dossie O. Thompson
Harold C
Marian Arentz
West la Crosse
Joseph
Janet Callaway
Orlando H
Mary Ruth Peterson
Glendale
Shelby
Sparta
Wis
Tomah
O. W. Sprecher
Albert Greenwall
Robert Nicol
la Crosse
Sylvester Siebert
Bangor
Siebert
Plorence Arenz
Main
Main Street
Miss Arenz
Warger
ITU Trial Nearing End In Labor Dispute
Government lawyer Winthrop Johns wrapped up the injunction case against the International Typographical Union saying the union has pursued a no contract approach to preserve closed shop conditions under Taft-Hartley. He cited 15 strikes and chaos in the newspaper industry as evidence of noncompliance with federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Winthrop Johns
National Labor Relations Board
ITU
Detroit
Cincinnati
Johns
Luther M. Swygert
Senate proposes Emblem Day to honor national symbol
Senator Alexander Wiley of Wisconsin introduced a joint resolution to proclaim June 20 1948 as Emblem Day. The measure, requested by Judge Albert H Schmidt of Manitowoc and the Fraternal Order of the Eagles, asks the president to display the U S flag on all government buildings and urges nationwide observances commemorating the American eagle, the official emblem of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Washington Bureau
Washington, D. C
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Albert H. Schmidt
Manitowoc
Wis
Order of the Eagles
United States
Seventh Street Baptist Youth Screen "Beyond Our Own"
Young people of the Seventh street Baptist church present a motion picture at 7 p m Sunday during a combined service for youths and the church. The film titled Beyond Our Own will be shown at Seventh and Winnebago streets, with Dr M Vanderbeck in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Street Baptist Church
Seventh and Winnebago Sts
M. Vanderbeck
D. D
W. Ross Conner
Methodist Church of
Seventh and
Winnebago Streets
Girl Hurt In Crash At 16th And Madison Streets
A Friday crash at 6 05 p m at 16th and Madison streets involved cars driven by Mrs Tom Keegan Jr 449 South 19th street and Mrs Edward Bannen Dayton Ohio. Linda Keegan 13 suffered head and elbow bruises. Estimated damage 75 to the Keegan car and 300 to the Bannen machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keegan, Jr
South 19Th Street
Edward Bannen
Dayton
Ohio
16Th
Madison Streets
Linda Keegan
Keegan
Bannen
Madison
Foremen’s Club to Hold Monthly Meeting at VFW Rooms
Allis-Chalmers Foremen's club will meet Saturday at the VFW club rooms with a chicken dinner at 6 p m. John L. Waddleton of the legal department West Allis works will be guest speaker on the Taft Hartley Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Foremen’s Club
VFW Club
John L. Waddleton
Legal Department
West Allis Works
Waddleton
Six Minors Plead Innocence in County Court
Six minors were brought before Judge R. V. Ahlstrom in county court on charges of lingering and loitering. Through their attorney they pleaded innocence and were remanded to juvenile court. They were apprehended at the Centennial tavern, 1304 South Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Ahlstrom
Centennial Tavern
South Sixth Street
Australia Faces Tractor Shortage Hurting Wheat Harvest
Australia endures a severe tractor shortage affecting harvest as farmers rush to reap a bumper wheat crop. Skilled labor and equipment bottlenecks amplify delays, with rural growers seeking urgent supply and policy relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Youth Center
Adventist
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Sixth and King
J. H. Meier
Community Bible School
Assembly OF God
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Sts
Ray M. R
Alter
Wayne Easter Oforthwestern Bible School
First Baptist Church
W. F. Huxford
St. Wenceslaus Church
10Th
Ferdinand Cech
Joseph N. Bach
Ee Ceegan
Joseph Marx
St. Mary's Church
Cameron Avenue
Robert B. Condon
D.D
Clair Cooney
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Corner
St. James and Avon
Edwin L. Knauf
Norbert P. Dall
Mother of Perpetual Help
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Francis E. Wallace
Mark P. Sullivan
Our Lady of Fatima
Holy Trinity
13Th and
Park Avenue
V. J. Plecity
Henry Hoerburger
Eugene A. Comiskey
Holy Cross Church
Ferry Streets
Stanley Andrzejewski
Chester Wrzaszczak
Christian Science
First Curch of Christ, Scientist
King St
Batavian Bank
Church OF God
West Acoe N
John Kurtz
E Baan
First Congregational Church
Seventh Street
Frederick W. Hyslop
John P. Bird
Moody Memorial Ev. Free Church
Campbell Road
John Eliefson
Calvary's of Victory
Naomi Dickey
Evangelical & Reformed St. John’s Evalical and Reformed Church
Est Avenue
Market St
Gospel Tabernacle
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Living Christ Church of the Living Christ
E. F. Rick
Lutheran
Bethel Lutheran Church
George Sones Sill
O. S. Paulson
Sixteenth
Cass
Harold N. Stoffel
Ferry St
First Ev. Luthe Church
Cameron
Wisconsin Synod
Fritz H. Miller
Carl Mischke
Grace Ev. Lutheran Church, Wisconsin Synod
Ward Avenue
26Th St
William Lange
Immanuel Ev
Lutheran Church
Avon and St. Paul Sts
Walter E. Gutzke
Mount Calvary Ev
South I6th St
Park Ave
Harold
Backer
Henry Paustian
Barre Mills
Otto Engel
Stoddard
First Lutheran
Walter A. Hallerud
Our Savior’s
Luitheran
George Ulvilden
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sill and Charles Sts
Pederson
Hallerud
Methodist Church
Dakota
Dresbach
la Crescent
Paul O. Metzger
MYF
Stephen J. Lambright
Jesus
Wesley Methodist Church
8Th and King
Open Bible Church of the
Open Bible
Liberty and
Clinton
E. R. Briggs
Winnebago St. Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
Sixth and King Sts
Rivoli Theater
Samuel George
University of Dubuque
Dubuque
Westminster Fellowship
Cargill House
North Presbyterian Church
Avon
Logan
L. C. Smith
Ice
YWCA
Area Pastors Plan Meeting
WGN Vis
Wcco Css
Webhise
WLCX
Isc
WCAL
St. Olaf
Wis Uy
WIMI
NBC
WRBM
CRS
ABC
WLW
Zoe Wsiu
Iowa U
WGN
Wecco Aieke
CBS
Roosevelt Hotel
Tommy Dorsey
Cel
WKBH
Mieke
NBC Symphony
Naval Air Reserve
Riley
Judy Canova
Judy Car Canova
Kay Kyser
Grand Ole Opry
WwLcox
Honeydreamers
Adlam
Harry Wismer
Challege
Yukon
Ross Do
Ross Dolan
Det
Citizens Marine C
A. of
Wilis
Gangbusters
Murder & Malone
Hayloft Hoedown
International Council of Religious Education
WM. Southern, JR
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Hoeschlers’ Prescription Pharmacy Ltd
Pires la
Mexico
By Max Hall
Judge Swygert
David P. Findling
Gerhard van Arkl
Woodruff Randolph
NLRB
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Sen. Wiley
Foremen’s Club
Golden
Rical Tare
Dairies
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