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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1949

Page

10

Mayoral Candidates Discuss City Issues At League Forum

La Crosse mayoral candidates Henry Ahrens Charles Beranek and Ole Hoff spoke at a League of Women Voters event along with Assemblyman Raymond C Rice. Ahrens urged planned spending and five to ten year programs for schools recreation streets and housing while Beranek highlighted past city gains and Hoff urged efficient use of funds and civil service style exams. Rice explained two state referendums on taxation of federal property and on veterans housing noting wide land holdings and potential revenue effects for Wisconsin.

League of Women Voters of la Crosse Uncheon Raymond C. Rice Henry Ahrens Charles Beranek Ole Hoff Richard Beckers Ahrens Hoff League of Women Voters Rice United States Wisconsin U. S U. S. Gernment Nevada

Soprano Jeanne Zischke To Sing In Wiscon sin centennial concert

Soprano Jeanne Zischke of La Crosse will perform as soloist with the University of Wisconsin chorus and orchestra in Faure Requiem at Memorial Union Madison. The concert honors Wisconsin's centennial and state war dead. Jeanne Zischke is a university senior.

Jeanne Zischke la Crosse University of Wisconsin Faure Memorial Union Madison Wisconsin Jeanne University

Swiss Steak Dinner at St Thomas More

In the nation department Coulee Region Sewing Machine Co. 1223 Caledonia, phone 932. Swiss Steak Dinner at St. Thomas More on March 20 with serving by numbers. Band Box Sunday Roast chicken steaks ham and daily chicken pike offerings. Easter greeting cards and gifts at Honig's 518 068. Lund's Flowers 533 Main offers friendly service.

VFW Midwest Nation Department Coulee

Births at St. Ann's Meat Market

Frances Kreutz reports a birth announcement noting Mean tee Geen born to W. McConaghy at 330 South 21st Street.

St. Ann's Meats W. McConaghy South 21St Street Frances Kreutz

Milwaukeean Club Speaker Details Mrs Klein's Peace Vision

Mrs Norbert J Klein Milwaukee second vice president of the Wisconsin Federation of Women's clubs will address Twentieth Century club at the Cargill home Tuesday afternoon onTowards a Peaceful World She recently attended United Nations Paris sessions and traveled in France Switzerland Germany Luxembourg Belgium Holland and England as a non governmental delegate from the middle west She lectures at Tomah the night before and holds multiple leadership roles in Milwaukee and state organizations plus memberships in national groups and local clubs

Norbert J. Klein Milwaukee Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs Twentieth Century Club Cargill Foreign Policy Association Town Hall of Milwaukee Milwaukee County Federation of Women’s Clubs Wisconsin League of Women Voters Women’s Action Committee of New York United Nations Association Council On Foreign Relations of Chicago Milwaukee Art Institute Whitefish Bay Woman's Club

Mental Health in the Home talk for La Crosse auxilary

Rev Hyslop spoke to the La Crosse county Medical auxiliary on Mental Health in the Home at the home of Mrs Martin Sivertson 203 South 10th Street with hostesses Mrs James Fox Mrs Lester Gorenstein and Mrs Alf Gundersen assisting. Mrs Clara Buchanan was honored on her 81st birthday at a Thursday party with guests including Mrs Sylvester Wilson Mrs Herman Hanson Mrs Theodore Weisbecker Mrs Ida Erickson and Mrs Edward Leuth plus Misses Lulla Burke Blanche Shonat and Kathryn Doty. St Patrick s Day decor graced the serving table and a purse was given to Mrs Buchanan. Mr and Mrs M Rosenstein 714 Cass Street left for Hot Springs Arkansas to spend a few weeks. Mrs James Larson arrived from Port Angeles Washington to visit her in-laws at 1911 Main Street for their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday.

Eften Zee F. W la Crosse County Clara Buchanan South Seventh Street Mmes Sylvester Wilson Herman Hanson Theodore Weisbecker Ida Erickson Edward Leuth Luella Burke Blanche Shonat Kathryn Doty Buchanan James Larson Port Angeles Wash E. A. Forss Main Street

St Francis Alumnae to Meet in March Gathering

St Francis alumnae association holds its March meeting Monday at 8 p m at the purses home.

St. Francis Alumnae Association Purses

Historic Midwest houses pictured for women's club

Mrs Otto Hill spoke on Historic Midwest Houses for La Crosse Women's Club detailing homes of notable figures across Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Iowa Missouri Wisconsin and more. She described sites from Rufus Putnam House to Lincoln home and Mayo Brothers to Eisenhower with notes on architecture and historical context.

Otto Hill Onalaska Midwest la Crosse Milan Ohio Mas A. Edison White House West Vincennes Ind William Henry Harrison Indiana Territory James D. Lanier Terra Haute Edward Eggleston Hoosier James Whitcomb Riley Indianapolis Jean Baptiste Lanier Illinois Springfield Abraham Lincoln Lincoln U. S Grant Galena Frances E. Willard Marshall Field Chicago Carl Sandburg Galesburg Frank Lloyd Wright Oak Park Missouri Stone Defiance Daniel Boone Jessie James Excelsior Springs Mark Twain Hannibal Eugene Field St. Louis William Anderson John J. Pershing Laclede Independence Michigan Henry Ford Dearborn Ringroiner St. Joe River Iowa Herbert Hoover West Branch Henry Wallace Orient Christian Metz Minnesota Mayo Brothers John S. Pillsbury James J. Hill Oliver Hudson Kelly The Grange John Brown Cawatomie Kansas Scouts Buffalo Bill” Cody Nebraska Arbor Lodge J. Sterling Morton Carrie Nation William Allen White William Jennings Bryan Willa Cather Dwight D. Eisenhower Wisconsin Tank Roi

Milwaukee Priest Lectures on Modern Catholic Authors

Rev. John J. Barry gave a talk to the Catholic Women's League on modern Catholic authors and the English revival led by John Cardinal Newman. He traced figures such as Chesterton, Belloc, Meynell, Wilde, Kilmer, and Thompson, noting their impact on modern England and the Catholic church. Selections from Meynell and Thompson were read, with musical numbers by Mrs. Harmer Root and Mrs. V. L. Simones. A separate item notes Delbert Lamke leaving Trane after 14 years to join Red Arrow delivery.

KC Club Catholic Women’s League John Cardinal Newman John J. Barry Milwaukee Father Barry England America Newman Roland Knox G. K. Chesterton Hilaire Belloc Shelia Kaye Smith John Durward Alice Thompson Meynell Everett Meynell Oscar Wilde Sidney Lanier John Tabb Louise Imogen Guiney Rev. Curtis Joyce Kilmer Agnes Reppl Jesus Belloc

History program traces origin of General Federation of Women's Clubs

Thursday Study club members explored the GFWC history detailing Sorosis as mother and Dickens linked to the early club movement. The program noted key figures, the evolution to the federation, and the Washington headquarters with a historic Miles mansion as a notable site.

General Federation of Women’s la Crosse Study Club General Federation of Women’s Clubs L. E. Jenkins Main Street George M. Hetherington Charles Dickens Woman's Club United States Sorosis Club New York City Ella Dietz Clymer Webster Glynes London Press Club of New York Jennie Jane Croly Alice Phoebe Carey Sorosis Charlotte Emerson Brown New Jersey Female Society For the Relief of the Philadelphia Female Society For the Relief and Employment of Gray Admiral Radford

Schiaparelli Expects No Big Hemline Rise Soon

New York ad writer notes Schiaparelli forecasts no major hemline increase. The designer says current silhouette favors mid to long lengths and skirt length varies with garment shape. She describes the hurricane silhouette as a wind blown look with asymmetry and explains shorter hems suit slimmer garments.

New York NEA Paris Schiaparelli The Haut Couture

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