National League of Women Voters Meets in Washington
Delegates from 36 states gather in Washington for the General Council of the National League of Women Voters to discuss non political public service staffing and ending spoils system. Senators Vandenberg and O’Mahony speak on merit system expansion and public administration reform amid leadership by Marguerite Wells.
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Washington
Povernament
General Council
National League of Women Voters
League
Marguerite M. Wells
Minneapolis
Veill Alloner
United States
Arethur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Wal
Ffarald Lasswell
University of Chicago
Louis Brownlow
Public Administration Clearings House
Ie League
Epecantes
United States Civil Service
George Gellborn
St. Louis
Simon B. Leland
Tas Campion
Walter Greeneveh
Indianapolis
Harris Ty Haldwin
Washington, D. C
Loge Mate
Cnming
More
Primkhill Delano Roosevelt
May
Rathier
Leoner
Votetris
Columba League of Women Voters
Serine Wisconsin
Wadlington
Arthin No McGooch
Milwiliee Creel
M. V. O'ate
Wisconsi Lawman
Womer Voters
A. W. Seherger
Mra. Weeder AL Ogee
Reparhment of
Basement
Madi
Mars
AO Noise
Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Logue
Waoinga Voters
Katharine Lenroot Visits Wisconsin Legislators
Katharine Lenroot former Superior resident and University of Wisconsin graduate will address the state legislators and join Wisconsin Conference on Social Work meetings in Milwaukee and Madison. Free D. Gutelstone president and Elizabeth Yerxa director will preside at the Milwaukee and Madison gatherings.
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Wis
Katharine F Woot
Chitelresy
Department of Ine
Wydl
Milwaukee
Werleailias
Lenront
Universiy of
Wiveansay
Jewislutundi
Wisconsin
Midtowker
Mathison
D. Gutelstone
Wascensity Conference of Social Work
Eoezabeth Yerxa
Javenie
Critical
Brodison
Circle Honor Society recognizes many former members
Circle, Central High School's Circle Honor Society, prepares a twenty-fifth recognition banquet at Central High School Saturday evening. Over 200 letters extol Circle's enduring impact on La Crosse youths, with members pursuing diverse careers from medicine to law, geology to teaching. Early speakers share experiences emphasizing study, extra curriculars, and character. Reservations for the anniversary dinner approach 1000.
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Circle, Central Honor Society
Circle
Central High School
Twenty-Fifth Circle
Suctese
Sorel Fae
Tinlig
E Carryl
Sleitee
Nelen
Seuies & Es
la Crosse
Robert McCormick
Iis
Brades
Robert
University of Wisconsin
Sigma Xa
Harold L. Lautz
United States Forest Service
Milwaukee
Fran Alex Nicapolus
Chicago
Albert Hirshheimer
Leland Palmer
Southwestern Quick Silver Company
Quachita Mountains
W. C. McBride, Inc
Palmer
San Antonio
Kenneth Hough
la Crasse
Milwaukee Woman Head World Council Leads Wisconsin Women
Mrs. R A Holvenstor of Milwaukee was elected president of the World Fellowship Council of Wisconsin Women at the ninth annual meeting at the Congregational church. Elected as vice presidents are Mrs J D R Steven of Eau Claire Mrs Q O Crowell of Almond and Mrs T E Orbison of Appleton. Hilda Reichel of Milwaukee is secretary and Mrs T D O Milbard of Eau Claire treasurer.
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Janesvile
R.A. Holvenstor
Milwaukee
World Fellowship Council of Wisconsin
Congregational
J. D. R. Steven
Eau Claire
QO. A. Crowell
Almond
T. E. Orbison
Appleton
Hilda Reichel
TD. O. Milbard
Bohemian Bazaar Opens with Czech Food and Festivities
The five day bazaar at St. Wenceslaus Catholic School Hall begins today with nightly Bohemian meals featuring kolachy and koblihy from 5 to 7 in the Bohemian village. Lunches run 3 to 5 daily. Highlights include an archery game forest scene, a gypsy camp, string ensemble music, and a nightly Bohemian Inn with orchestra. Dr. J. M. Spika oversees arrangements. Leo J. Bruha chairs the ticket committee. Frank Spika, Joseph C. Houska, and Frank Loh assist with entertainment and decorations.
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J. M. Spika
Leo J. Bruha
Licket Committee
Frank Spika
Joseph C. Houska
Frank Lohatretor
Townsend Heads Washington P.T.A. Meeting
Dr. H Townsend elected president of Washington School P T A succeeding M Evenson. Otic Mein named vice president. Mrs Meinert showed a profit from a coffee read by Miss Margaret Messling’s choir with solos by Miss Henrietta Exel. Mrs Emma Risto led the serving.
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Parent Teacher Association of Washington School
H. Townsend
M. Evenson
Otic Mein
Meinert
Margaret Messling
Rooi
Henrietta Exel
M. I. Cohee
Emma Risto
FERA Reporters Study Projects at Gret Meeting
FERA reporters met Monday evening at Mrs. J. Bullock’s home to hear Mrs. J. E. Monegin discuss changing forms of government and review the present administration’s plans. The group, part of the reporter system in FERA, assigns each member a department to study and inform others. Meetings will alternate Mondays, with one project discussed per meeting.
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Adation
J. Bullock
Cass Street
J. E. Monegin
FERA
Brice Prairie Honor Pupils Announced
Pupils on the Brice Prairie Upper School honor roll are Trene, Betty, Lois Kriesel, Javmie Echo, Mae Irene, and Bobby Price. On the honor roll are Loreta Tastrad, Wulard Hutson, Floyd Mahlum, Burton Mahlum, and Junior Marcotte.
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Upper Brice Prairie School
Trene
Betty
Lois Kriesel
Javmie Echo
Mae Irene
Bobby Price
Loreta Tastrad
Wulard Hutson
Floyd
Burton Mahlum
Junior Marcotte
Conference Fund Ticket Sale for Senior Girl Reserves
Three city clubs of Senior Girl Reserves plan a ticket sale for The Solitaire Man, staged by the Vocational Dramatic Guild on May 14 and 15. Proceeds aim to send two delegates from each club to the Regional Conference at Powers Lake near Geneva, Wisconsin, July 9 through 19, the first such gathering in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vocational Dramatic Guild
Wisconsin
Powers Lake
Geneva
Inuis
Bunco Party and Church Ladies Activities at St. Joseph
The More The Merrier club of the W C A plans a Bunco party Thursday evening at 3 with reservations via the office or telephone 46. Miss Judith Olson is general chairman. St Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with hostesses listed. members gather clothing for the Home for the Aged and Children. St Joseph's Alter Society meets Friday evening after benediction in the parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercier Club
Banco
Judith Olson
St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Nmunes
Hanson
Leonard
Ranson
Helmar Hagen
A. S. Het‘land
H. M. Stephenson
St. Joseph's Alter Society
Pasist Hall
Communion Service At Congregational Church
The Pastor's class of First Congregational church and junior and intermediate members will hold a communion service in the chapel on Wednesday at 7. Rev. G. Paul Stowell will explain the meaning of the rite before serving the Sacrament. Missed class sessions may be made up after the service. deacons serving are John Klandrud Garvin Cremmer and J T Sheilman.
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First Congregational Church
G. Paul Stowell
John Klandrud
Garvin Cremmer
J. T. Sheilman
Rabbits stolen from hospital engine room and other local items
Police report a break in at Lutheran hospital engine room last Friday night with 15 rabbits stolen and a rear window shattered. The clippings also note various notices including rental ads, theater tickets, a hospital update on Charles Hickey, a nursery ad, and local civic notices about park plantings and a dance event. The piece mentions a vagrancy case, a prison sentence, and a birth rate statistic for the U S in 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Hospital
F. P
Onalastia
Tribune
Hamilton-Beach
Fred E. Richards
Logan
Charles Hickey
Burlington
Elenabs
Green Acres
Mississippi Street
Park Department
Waere
Taylor Lumber Company
Cameron
Teachers College
Sons of Norway
John Moe
Charles Street
Roy ¥. Ahlstrom
Waupun
State Board of Cen‘tre
Texaco Gasone
West Avenue
Ceen Bay Street
Peter Gerke
Greenfield
Court House
Salter's
the Tribune
Sunrise Jewelry Display Delights Fashion Critics
Sunrise jewelry, in carved white bone with blue to white to pink shades, is showcased in a local store. The large, pale sunrise colors suit many costumes, with wide bracelet links on rubber cord, ear clips, and returning brooches for varied wear.
Beethoven Club Presents Annual Musicale at Lincoln Junior High
The Beethoven club hosts its annual musicale and tea at Lincoln Junior High on Friday afternoon for invited guests. The program begins at four in the auditorium with tea service later in the domestic science room.
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Beethoven Club
Lincoln Junior High
West Salem Wins District Music Festival Honors in La Crosse
West Salem high dominated the Western Wisconsin district music festival in La Crosse, earning top spots across classes and events. The list shows multiple first places for West Salem including Bane in Class B and Jones in Class A, with numerous second and third place finishes across orchestral and vocal categories.
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West Salem
Wis
West Salem High
la Crosse
Sdol
Bane
Tomah
Glee Club
Rose Green
Arditi McEldowney
Thomas Spacek
Lois Ann Johnson
Cornet
Donald Miller
Henry Paustian
Richmond Griswold
Raymond Diekroeger
Sola
Maynard Grasby
Harriet Tones
Lillian Jones
Harriet Jones
Elizabeth Oldenburg
Dorothy Peterson
Ruth Schwartz
Lucille Starandt
Alice Griswold
Beulah
Griswold
Esther Hemiker
Stanley Christopherson
Kenneth Storandt
Norman Nelson
Wilma Goedecke
Wiliam Sylvester
Cella
Maynard Diekroeger
Millman Mengelt
William Sylvester
Esther Hemker
Elvera Hemker
Sousaphone
Maynard Diekraeger
Milliman Mendell
Daily Records At Home and Anns Birth Notices
April 29 daughter to Mr and Mrs John J Erickson 20 Adams street April 26 daughter to Mr and Mrs Wenzel Skert 1364 Travis St Ann s April 3 daughter to Mr and Mrs John Elmo Anderson Bagston April 30 daughter to Mr and Mrs Herman 8 Peterson La Crescent La Crosse May 1 son to Mr and Mrs Gerald Hopkins 1206 Bennet Trees native to Venezuela yield a sweet fluid like milk when the bark is pierced Tests show that it is even richer than cow s milk in phosphates and sugar.
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John J. Erickson
Adams Street
Wenzel Skert
Travis Street
St. Ann's
John Elmo Anderson
Bagston
Herman
Peterson
la Crescent
la Crosse
Gerald Hopkins
Bennet
Venezuela
Two Galesville Schools Have 56 Spring Graduates
Galesville Wisconsin reports fifty six graduates from two schools in late May and early June. High school diplomas go to 27 on May 28 with Doris Erickson valedictorian and Inez Hare salutatorian. Gale College sees ten academy graduates thirteen commercial and six junior college entrants. Commencement features include choir recitals, piano and art exhibits, and a homecoming concert.
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Galesville
Wis
Gale College
Olaf C. Lee
T. H. Megarden
Doris Erickson
Inez
Alumni Association
Winfred Byom
Dorothy Davidson
Mary Dick
Victor Diels
Naomi Fillner
Palmer Gilberg
Aleene Grover
Delores Hammond
Alice Hardie
Inez Hare
Forrest Jiine
Gladys Kells
Grace Killieson
Clayton Handrud
Herbert Lyon
Cora Olson
Robert Phillips
Mildred Rosenow
Marie Runnestrand
Donald Shiuway
Arline Swenson
Janice Sylvester
Gilbert Wier
Vilas Westlie
Eirdella Wier
Evelyn Winiters
Ruth Borge
Camilla Norlie
Astrid Lysnes
Martha McCain
Alphild Megorden
Dorothy Giere
Frederick Giere
Rolf Giere
Hardies Creek
Blair
Beaver Creek
Arcadia
Holmen
la Crosse
Luther League
College Chapel
Ingeborg Seorge
Edward Barrows
Thelma Johnson
Thelma Thompson
June Nelson
Verna Olson
Academy
Ruth George
Byron
Minn
James Brager
Sechlerville
Richard Brekke
Paul Christopherson
Pigeon Falls
Harold Dennison
Vitory
Arnold Grimsrud
Chaseburg
Enar Hanson
Genaaj Verna Olson
Ettrick
Rolie Sigurdson
Chicago
Commercial Department
Roland Duff
Trempealeau
Marcella Emerson
North Bend
Romain Johnson
Strum
Harrist Kamprud
Blanche Knutson
Evelyn Larson
Lenore Peterson
Oconomowoc
Bernice Reme
Stewartville
Mildren Rhodes
Helen Schansberg
Beth Stellpflug
May Day Eve at Wisconsin lampoons probes
About 200 University of Wisconsin students and Madison residents gathered at Memorial Union to lampoon the Senate investigation of campus activities. Lee Genzeloff presided as socialist speakers urged action to seize industry and state control. A burlesque mock committee chair questioned a witness who claimed Michigan as the source of radicalism. The inquiry, temporarily shelved, is expected to resume with potential testimony from Milwaukee division instructors and university officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Memorial Union
Senate
Lee Genzeloff
National Student League
Student League
League For Industrial Democracy
Marvin B. Baxter
West Allis
Wisconsin
Michigan
A\ senate
Glenn Frank
Milwaukee Center
Chester D. Snell
Milwaukee
Frank
Board of Regents
Snell
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A humorous sketch notes Bill and Amy choosing each other and feeling confident they are qualified for romance. The humor highlights youthful nerve and self assurance in a light provincial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quillen
Bill
Amy
Covsyright
Publishers Syndleete
School Board Convention Set For May Sixteen
La Crosse county school boards plan their annual convention at West Salem High School on May 16. County superintendent Miss Emily Stramstad urges attendance, with sessions starting at 9:30 a.m. Madison officials G. H. Landgraf and Dr. G. W. Henika to speak, and West Salem music provided under Valdemar Johanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
West Salem High School
Emily Stramstad
Stromstad
West Salem
G. H. Landgraf
Madison
State Department of Public Instruction
G. W. Henika
State Board of Health
Valdemar Johanson
Franz Nine To Hold Workout On Thursday
Franz baseball club reorganized for the season plans a Thursday afternoon practice at Athletic park at 5 15. Frank Cashman will assist with the reorganization until a manager is chosen. Two prospective managers Charley Weigent and Joe Collins will not return this season. Tryouts welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Franz Baseball Club
Frank
Micky) Cashman
Charley Weigent
Joe Collins
De Molays Observe Obligatory Day at Masonic Temple
De Molays will observe Obligatory Day at the meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Rev. A. R. Kinley speakers the evening and Robert Thomasgard serves as De Molay spokesman at the public meeting.
Vanessa Her Love Story shines at Rivoli with Hayes and Montgomery
Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery star in Vanessa Her Love Story at the Rivoli. The film follows romance and class constraints in England's Cumberland countryside, with Otto Kruger as a rival, and ends in reunion. The Rivoli then screens The Little Minister with Katharine Hepburn, while Majestic features Enchanted April with Ann Harding, plus A Tog of Flanders and Babbitt at nearby theaters.
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Rom Mance
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Vanessa
Rivoli Theater
Stovry
Hugh Walpole
Cumberland
England
Miss Hayes
Barnes
Montgomery
Otto Kruger
Kruger
May Robson
Lewis Stone
Violet
Kemble Cooper
Jessie Ralph
Henry Stephenson
Aileen Pringle
George K. Arthur
Crauford Kent
Katharine Hepburn
James M. Barrie
Dann Best
Ann Harding
Majestic Theater
Elizabeth
Frank Morgan
Reginald Owen
Katharine Alexander
Jane Baxter
Ralph Forbes
Flanders
Frankie Thomas
O. P. Heggie
Rin-Tin-Tin
Lightning
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Katharine Lenroot
Moore's Gas Range
Fred Dittman Hardware Co
Sanitary Foon
Arkansas Klondykes
Quarls
Duc
Cece As
Eg Ky Eerie
Uma Meee
World Council
Dr. Townsend
P.T.A
Brice Prairie
Gosabot
Object of GR
Bunco Party
West Ave
Adams St
Susan Seca
George Buck
Minneeapolis
Albert Eldred
Red Wing
George Sawyer
William Eldred
J. B. Fitz
Glenn Black
G. W. Garlock
George B
Ora
Bert and
Jim’s
North Third St
Tee
University of Michigan
Franz
de Molays
Babbitt
Sinclair Lewis
Aline MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Riviera Theater
Metropolitan Hospital
Chester Morris
Virginia Bruce
Reap
Wes
Continental Radio Sales
Main St. Phoge
Helen
Baie Pee
Peake
Helen Pdl
Bob
RED Cross
Rep Cross
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