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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1944

Page

8

Eleanor Schroeder Gerald Brooks Married in Sparta

Eleanor A Schroeder and Gerald E Brooks, a Sparta couple, were wed by Rev Arthur Berg at St Johns Lutheran church Tuesday evening. Matron of honor Ray Wanlass and best man John Jones assisted. Family hosted a buffet luncheon after the ceremony. Brooks parents are George E Brooks and Mrs. George E Brooks attended the event.

Tribune Sparta Wis Eleanor A. Schroeder

Marriage announced for Ann Rice and Sm Hilbert W Becker

Mrs. Caroline Rice of 517 Aton Street announces the marriage of her daughter Ann to Sm Hilbert W Becker son of Mr and Mrs Arnold D Becker of West Salem. The ceremony was March 17 at Immanuel Lutheran church parsonage with Rev Walter Gutzke officiating.

Caroline Rice Aton Street Ann Hilbert W. Becker Arnold D. Becker West Salem Walter Gutzke Immanuel Lutheran Church Margaret Becker Dave Zluticky

Canning Clinic Set at La Crosse Vocational School

A canning clinic is announced for Wednesday March 29 at La Crosse Vocational and Adult schools. Mrs Katharine Schultz head of the homemaking department will conduct the program which opens at two in the afternoon.

la Crosse Katharine Schultz

Marriage Licenses From Sparta and Caledonia

Sparta Wisconsin March 21 marriages Frances Adel Golf and Tomah and Frank J Miller Oak Ridge March 21 Matilda G Schueler Tomah and Wilford Lanbecker Milwaukee Caledonia Minn March 21 Carl A Bubbers and Lucille Lemnen. Make them yourself and save that shoe coupon for walking shoes. Crocheted sandals pattern No 5380 15 cents plus 1 cent postage send to Anne Cabot The Tribune Chicago 7 pattern ads and album notice.

Sparta Wis Frances Adel Golf Tomah Frank J. Miller Oak Ridge Ms Se Matilda G. Schueler Wilford Lanbecker Milwaukee Caledonia Minn Carl A. Bubbers Lucille Lemnen Anne Cabot Tribune South Wells Chicago

Sentiment Against Federal Ballot Bill Sees Shift

Washington reports Governors’ views on the servicemen's vote bill show 20 states unlikely to approve federal ballots while 19 authorize or plan to, with nine noncommittal. President Roosevelt weighs use of state absentee ballots and federal ballots as a last resort amid 856 telegrams favoring a veto.

Washington White House Olin D. Johnston South Carolina Roosevelt Palmetto

Ration Guide Lists Wartime Stamp and Price Details

The guide outlines ration stamps for meats fats and processed foods valid through set dates, gas oil and fuel oil allowances, and period pricing on fruits and vegetables for La Crosse Wisconsin and Winona Minnesota. It lists stamp validity, change allowances, and limited time price ceilings effective March 23 to 29.

la Crosse Wis Winona Minn

Sunlit pinafore pattern for children’s set

Ready for the sun decorative pinafore with tulip applique bonnet trim and matching panties. Uses less than three yards of bright cotton. pattern No 8547 in sizes 1 through 8 years. size 2 ensemble requires 25% of 39 inch material. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to The Tribune Today's Pattern Service.

Tribune South Wells Chicago

Dinner Dance for 304th Medical Detachment at Camp McCoy

A dinner dance for 145 at Hotel Stoddard Wednesday night celebrated the 304th Medical Detachment of the 76th Division at Camp McCoy. USO junior hostesses organized the 10:30 program and dancing continued until one. Joe Mader's orchestra provided music.

Hotel Stoddard Camp McCoy USO Joe Mader

Unified Command For Sicily Air Loss Clarified

Secretary of War Stimson stated that 23 American transport planes shot down near Sicily were under a completely unified high command. He dismissed claims of separate air force control as untrue and cited the night amphibious operation as an example of complex coordination across sea, ground, and airborne units.

Washington Stimson Sicily Army Navy Army Air Forces

Government sets aside 10 percent of April butter output

Washington officials announce a 10 percent set aside on April butter production for war needs. The War Food Administration expects about 13 million pounds to be set aside, with civilian supplies not expected to drop. After April, higher percentages may be required to meet military and lend-lease demands. The government aims to secure supplies for the April-September period of peak production.

Washington War Food Administration

Gls Rub Shoulders With Brass Hat

In Nottingham England 48 GIs from 48 states toasted American British friendship at a luncheon for U S troops. Lord Mayor Frederick Mitchell greeted soldiers in a red robe at the council house while James S Bills of Ogden Utah delivered a rousing routine speech.

Nottingham England United States Frederick Mitchell Council House James S. Bills Ogden Utah

Nigeria Limits Cloth Weaving to Shelter Population

To conserve manpower for peanut and palm production, Nigeria will permit weaving only enough cloth to clothe its people, prioritizing essential domestic needs and agricultural work over excess textile output.

Nigeria

Don’t Neglect Slipping False Teeth

An old advertisement promotes PASTEETH a non acid alkaline powder to sprinkle on denture plates to keep them firmly set. It claims a confident secure feeling with no gummy taste and urges readers to get PF 4 at drug stores.

Grandparents Welcome Four Grandchildren in 20 Days

SpartaWisconsin news notes that Ben Bergerson and his wife Eleva Trempealeau County became grandparents four times in 20 days. Their four daughters each had a baby between February 26 and March 18, including Ronald Michael Dianne Bernice Karen and John births to different couples.

Sparta Wis Ben Bergerson Eleva Trempealeau County Ronald Michael Myron Larson Dianne Bernice Thomas Larson Karen Philip Champion John Charles Bushendorf

Tunic Pajamas Rise From Winter Fashion to Lounging Wear

Tunics gained popularity last winter for pajama ensembles and designers showcase rich woolen and velvet fabrics. The trend moves into spring and summer with Celanese calla lily prints, slim trousers, and a bloused tunic ending above the knees. The tunic pajama becomes an accepted indoor dress for work and leisure after long hours.

Local notices list arrests, theft and events in Sparta area

LOCALS Corp and Mrs Zenas R Parsons visit parents in Sparta. Pvt Virgil Parsons on 15 day furlough returns to Fort Lewis Washington. Police called to Linker hotel for Al Bartyzal hospital transport. Olga Kile reports car stolen 1625 Winnebago green sedan with outside aerial and dented fender. Yost Scalp Formula offered before tax. Mrs Ray Peacock ill at Lutheran hospital. VFW auxiliary rummage sale set for Friday 3 5 and Saturday all day. Girl Scout office hours announced for Linker building.

Winnebago Street South 3Rd Street Hoeschler’s Main Fifth Avenue Ray Peacock George Teg Lutheran VFW Girl Scout Linker

New Citizens List Birth Notices From Wisconsin Hospitals

March dates show births across towns including La Crosse Prairie du Chien Whitehall Strum Sparta Grandview La Crescent Perryville and Waukon with newborns named Aubrey Lia Joern Susan Jo and Amy Joan among others. Hospital days and hours noted as 9 am to 2 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm on Saturdays.

Prairie du Chien Wis Harry Lochner Gatesville Amy Joan Heimer Tranberg Whitehall Melvin N. Olson Strum Raymond Sonsalla St. Mary's Hospital Sparta Merle Copeland Grandview Hospital George Robert William Summers la Crescent Minn Susan Jo Ray Beewar Perryville

Public Debate Column Notice Seeks Addresses for Letters

The Public Debate column requires names and addresses to accompany letters. Without attached identifying details the editor will not consider submissions for publication.

City Bus Woes Over Extra Fare Policy Abuse

A reader from July 1943 claims a bus driver uses a girlfriend to ride to the line end without extra pay, while regular riders wait and pay. The writer calls for fairness and accountability in the city transit system.

Tribune City Bus Company

Porcelain Enamel Storage Containers Recommended

Porcelain enameled storage containers are recommended for their sanitation. They are safe for both acid and nonacid foods and prevent discoloration, with no impact on flavor or value.

Bright Bolero Braid and Beret Add Spring Shine

The piece highlights bright Bolero braids and nitri boleros in gold lilac and blues to pair with dark suit skirts for spring business wear. A soft crushable beret designed to complement suits offers unhurried fussiness and modern as well as vintage flair with silver pins or ornaments.

Untitled Health Remedy Fragments From OCR Draft

Fragmentary notes describe a topical remedy with vapor and diffusion effects. Mentions mutton ce ub ae action and Penetra brand, with unclear references to stimulation and nasal symptoms. No clear patient, date, or location identified.

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Eleanor Schroeder Gerald E. Brooks Rice-Becker Service Star Legion Sadie Austin Phillip Tillman North 20Th Street State Board Madison Mmes G. R. Reay Theodore W. Lapitz William Lyons John Herman Kathleen Edward Thompson William Wodzynski George Freisinger Morris Peterson Kane Street Gilman Aspenson Great Lakes Gordon Aspenson North 13Th Street Bethel Olaus Vaaler South 8Th Ration Guide The Associated Press A& BS California Florida U. S Idaho U.S NI LI Ford-Hopkins Drug Store Liberties Lucille Hurley Los Angeles Paul J. Vidani, Jr Everett, Wash Edward Hurley Paul Vidani South St. Basil's Church Jerry Olson Ted Syzmanski Grand’ Business St. Ann's Meapital Allan H. A East Avenue Shirley Joseph John Joseph HM. Puchsteiner Redfield Street Barbara Hammes Aubrey la Voy Set Aubrey L. Gooch Vine Street Violet Meyers Daniel Kren. Waukon Thomes Haney R. 2 Corp Ahernon Joern Liberty Street Mary Helen Beck Gerald Hinesberger Mary Stadner NicAeoin Joan Kenley RED Cross
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