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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1949
Page
11
David Taylor Marek describes how bedtime stories nurture family bonds and child development. The National Kindergarten Association urges parents to start with simple rhymes and short tales, then gradually expand to Bible and fairy tales, using age appropriate language.
Correction notice states the Ibsen club will meet Friday with Mrs. E S Carlsson at 205 Losey Boulevard North, not Wednesday as previously announced.
Advice on separating bread and cake in storage. Recommends keeping them apart in different boxes and airing corners weekly, ideally in sunlight to maintain freshness.
Birth notices show a March 22 birth at St Anns for a son Richard Wallace to Mr and Mrs Richard W Wil son of 215 South 21st Street with Ann Larson credit. Other items include a March 22 birth in Ettrick Wisconsin for Jean Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Raymond V Erickson and March 17 at Decorah hospital for a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Askelson Canton Minnesota. Additional entries note March 18 birth for a son to Mr and Mrs Lester Larson Waukon Ia and a March 21 son to Mr and Mrs Darwin Dobbs Redfield with Marjorie Olson credit. Also a March 22 birth for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Alton Peterson Viroqua Wisconsin with Marjorie Fortney credit and a March 20 birth for a son to Mr and Mrs Francis Weipert.
Hart Science develops a medicated lip coating in a swivel stick pomade. A painkilling anesthetic eases wind cracked lips while a stainless colorless base does not affect lipstick color or cosmetic appearance.
Leftover baking powder biscuits can be split buttered and toasted then used as a base for a tomato cheese bacon combination or for creamed foods.
Donna at 3680 serves Friday Lent dinners and evening hours Walt's spot at Third and Mississippi hosts events. VEFW club rooms advertise for parties dances and banquets with a phone number. Sylvia's Vanity Beauty Shop offers an eight fifty permanent for six fifty for one week. Ruth’s O E S No 23 holds a food sale March 26 at Leath's Furniture 10 am. Rummage sale at Baptist Boy Scout cabin South 6th Saturday 8 am. La Crosse Teacher's club Sing a song of rosebuds from a spring bouquet. Lund's features roses. First Presbyterian Anna Cronon circle Temple rummage starts 9:30.
Recipe outlines cherry tart shells using flour salt lard and water with rolling and cutting into circles and hearts. Filling uses cherries sugar cornstarch and salt thickened over heat with butter, assembled, baked at 425 degrees for 10 to 15 minutes, yields six shells. Americans are credited with inventing iced tea.
Mr and Mrs John W Soller of 125 Copeland announce the engagement of their daughter Irene to Robert J Wing son of Mr and Mrs J D Wing of 1333 Wood Street The marriage will take place May 14 at 9 am at St John’s Catholic Church.
Evelyn Schauble and George H. Beitlich pledged matrimony March 22 at St. John's Lutheran church Caledonia. Attendants included maid of honor Alice Schauble and bridesmaids Anna Louise Schmaltz Estella Korthauer. ringbearer Harold Beitlich. The couple planned a Pine Creek farm home with a Wisconsin Minnesota honeymoon.
Analyzes Miss Pry a prudish social climber who prods peers about finances family business and romance. Her intrusive curiosity earns disapproval from classmates and marks her as immature, with lasting social impact as she matures.
Mr and Mrs Percy Woolley of 218 South 20th street announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara to John Padesky son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Padesky of 103 North A street. The ceremony takes place March 21 in Dubuque.
Mary Jane Alexander wed Virgil Hulett and Beverly Winger tied with Lawrence Gran in a joint ceremony at the parsonage on March 19. The couples, both from Northfield and Minneapolis families, wore gray and blue outfits and held a combined reception at the Richard Hulett home. The pair plan to reside in Northfield.
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