American Home Holds Fate Of Nation Speech
Prof W A Scharffenberg in La Crosse urges mothers to control the home to save the nation. He blames drunkenness, divorce, and juvenile delinquency on decaying home life and calls for ten parental commandments to guide children.
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Temperance
WCTU
W. A. Scharffenberg
Washington, D. C
Seventh Day Adventist Church
The
la Crosse Omen’s Temperance Union
Scharffenberg
Institute of Oriental Studies
International Temperance Association
America
Scharftenberg
Washington
April Brings Plenty To Food Markets
Madison residents are urged by USDA specialists to plan April menus around plentiful oats carrots onions cabbage potatoes canned corn and peas. Bargain prices are expected for fresh oranges citrus juices raisins prunes eggs cheese butter peanut butter and dried beans and peas. Observers note the clipping ends with an unrelated sentence about buffaloes and oxen.
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Madison
Wis
United States Department of Agriculture
Births at St Ann and area mark several March arrivals
Birth notices list new babies at St Ann's and area addresses. Anne Marie to George A Dick and wife at 221 North Ninth. David Ford to Ford Stickler at 2145 King. Thomas William to Francis Loughan at 1646 George. a son to Lawrence Shelmidine in La Crosse R. J.. James Charles to James G Hefti at 1604 South 10th. a daughter to Robert L Adams in West Salem. a daughter Kay Ann to Robert and Audrey Kearney at 511 Mississippi, formerly Black River Falls. a daughter to William Kendhammer at Losey Boulevard South. Carleton Lawrence to Lawrence Everson in Rockland R. J. at Grandview.
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St. Ann's
Anne Marie
George A. Dickson
North Ninth Street
Charlotte Ann Moosbrugger
David Ford
Ford Stickler
King Street
Louise Gantert
Thomas William
Francis William Loughan
George _ street
Anna Bernice Eddy
Lawrence A. Shelmidine
la Crosse
R. J
Bessie Grace Bell
Robert L. Adams
West Salem
Wis
Doris Julia Antony
James Charles
James G. Hefti
South 10Th Street
Florence Nordness
Robert Edward Gordon
Island Street
Jessie Belle Pfaff
St. Francis School of Nursing
George John Steliner
Stoddard
Kay Ann
Robert Arthur Kearney
Mississippi Street
Black River Falls
Audrey Helen Ibinger
William Kendhammer
Losey Boulevard
Kendham
Onion Board for Slicing and Chopping
A dedicated board helps prevent onion flavor from transferring to other foods. Using separate surfaces keeps onions from altering the taste of cuts and meals prepared later.
Tweeds For Small Fry By Dorothy Roe
The piece advises mothers to sew Easter outfits for children to save costs. It notes a spring surge of new fabrics and renewed classics like light weight pastel tweeds and old fashioned wool challis. Fine worsted flannels are also highlighted for boys and girls' coats suits and dresses.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Viola Girls Spring Brides Elect Three
Viola Wis Special Mr and Mrs Floyd Lieurance announce Lor raine Lieurance engaged to Wilford A Lawton son of the late Leslie Lawton Madison Wis Mrs Loren Chadwick announce Margaret Chadwick engaged to S Sgt Jack Hunter son of Mr and Mrs Leon Hunter Sgt Hunter is stationed in Japan Orville Peck and Arlene to Dwight Fruit Mrs John Fruit Gill ingham Lieurance and Peck plan a double wedding in June.
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Viola, Wis
Floyd Lieurance
Lorraine
Wilford A. Lawton
Leslie Lawton
Madison, Wis
Loren Chadwick
Viola
Margaret
Jack Hunter
Leon Hunter
Sgt. Hunter
Japan
Orville Peck
Arlene
Dwight Fruit
John Fruit
Gillingham
Miss ' Lieurance
Miss Peck
Revamp Technique For Long-Lasting Face Powder
Experts explain skin texture roughness beneath the apparent smooth surface. Press puff into powder to sink it in and brush away surplus for a natural finish. Try two shade layering to create tone on tone, starting with a matching base and a rosier top shade.
First Bride Weds in New Caledonia Church
Carol Schauble and Floyd Kuecker marry March 12 at St. John's Lutheran church in Caledonia. She becomes the first bride married in the new church.
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Caledonia
Minn
Carol Schauble
Floyd Kuecker
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Local notices and club room ads seek event spaces
Locals are invited to place items by calling Donna Sheridan at 3680. WEFW club rooms in the midwest offer spaces for parties dances and banquets with contact number 1665. Alcoholics Anonymous posts a post office box 682. Til Lund owner of Lunds Flowers completed a 10 day master course in specialized wedding and funeral floral work under Tommy Bright of Chicago Floral school.
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WEFW
Midwest
Alcoholics Anonymous
Til Lund
Lund
Flowers
Tommy Bright
Chicago Floral School
Broiled Grapefruit as a Warm Starter or Dessert
A simple grapefruit preparation for cold mornings or post dinner. Prepare halved grapefruits, sprinkle brown sugar, dot with butter, place in a shallow pan and broil about ten minutes until the sugar melts and the fruit is heated through.
Centennial Tea and Bake Sale at La Crescent church
La Crescent Presbyterian ladies aid society hosts a spring centennial tea and bake sale on Thursday April 7 in the church basement. An antique display and Easter novelties, eggs, and gifts will be offered. The Lapps, many in northern Finland, are described as real-life counterparts of Scandinavia's legendary dwarfs, four and a half to five feet tall with strong builds.
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la Crescent Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Lapps
Finland
Scandinavia
Delores Hoff Weds Elmer Mickelson in Valley Parsonage
Delores Hoff and Elmer Mickelson were married in a morning double ring ceremony at the Upper Coon Valley parsonage. The bride wore white satin with lace-edged veil and carried white carnations. the groom is a Trane company employee. Reception and supper followed at the bride’s home and later for 200 guests. The couple will reside at 2408 South 13th Place.
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Upper
Coon Valley
Delores Hoff
Elmer Mickelson
John Hoff
Byn Mickelson
Westby
A. L Kramme
Jean Holter
Alvin Torgerson
John Graupe
Norman Mickelson
John Graupy
South 13Th Place
Trane
Jerold Hoff
To Set A Fine Table Arrange Things Well
Madison Wisconsin article advises that good table settings rely on proper use and thoughtful pairing of silverware glassware and linen rather than high cost. Miss Gladys Stillman notes careful selection creates a cohesive look and long term satisfaction.
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Madison
Wis
Gladys Stillman
University of Wisconsin
Miss Stillman
Guatemala Tightens Rules to Halt Animal Disease Spread
Guatemala imposes strict rules aimed at preventing animal disease spread. Authorities enforce enhanced measures at farms markets and crossings to protect livestock and public health.
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Guatemala
Cause Of Harelip Correctable By Early Surgery
Scientific view holds harelip or cleft lip and palate is hereditary or birth related. Early surgical correction aims to join bones and repair soft tissue to improve function and appearance, reduce speech difficulties, and support emotional and educational development. Buy Savings Bonds.
Glass-on-steel enameled cookware explained
The familiar enameled pots and pans are glass-on-steel utensils made by fusing a heavy coat of glass onto a steel base. The steel adds strength while the glass coating provides sanitation and easy cleaning.
Tomorrow's Menu Including Valentine Luncheon Batch
Breakfast features grapefruit whole wheat cereal enriched toast butter jelly coffee and milk. Valentine luncheon includes cocktail tuna celery olives biscuits butter cranberry heart cake tea milk. Dinner offers boiled tongue horseradish parsley potatoes buttered broccoli beet salad rye bread oranges bananas sponge cake coffee milk.
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Delores Hoff Westby
Man’s Valley
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Edwe F. Jordan
R Nease
Schultz & Nelson
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