Sparta May 25 4-H Leaders Rally In Manley County
Sparta Wisconsin hosts a May 25 meeting for all 4-H club leaders to discuss the county program including camp planning, selection of representatives for the Music Festival in Madison, and a prize program at the county fair in Tomah. Also noted are elections for local cemetery directors and various student and club officer appointments.
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Sparta
Wis
Manpoe County
Madison
Tomah
Winona considers PWA projects under relief bill
Winona City Engineer E. E. Chadwick briefs council on proposed curb and gutter work on a river terminus street, lake district access, and overhead crossings as potential PWA loans and grants. A river terminal survey was noted, with Lamberton urging prompt bids and potential state involvement. study continues with Lake Winona dredging eyed as a civic project to fit unemployment relief goals.
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Winona
Moan
Sone Street
Lake District
Larentine
Lake Winona
Minnesota Pwa
Asi
E. E Chadwick
Chadwick
New East End
H. M. Lamberton, Jr
William N. Carey
PWA
St. Paul
Thuch
Theodore Brent
New Oregns Waterway
Roosevelt
Walter Olson
Minnesota Conservation Department
Olson
Local events span lectures plays and meetings
Prof Davis Edwards of the University of Chicago will join the La Crosse State Teachers College assembly program next Tuesday morning to recite Maxwell Andersons Valley Forge. George F. Gross will speak at Monroe County Farmers Equity Union meeting in Wilton on Saturday May 4. The Angelo Community club will stage The Little Cloukhopper at Bush Prairie school Thursday evening to benefit local homemakers. Over 100 reservations already for the May luncheon at the Methodist church dining room on May 9. Marriage licenses issued include Robin Lambert and Lillian Ross of Tomah and Agnes Youmans and Jesse Paulson of Little Falls.
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Athena
Florence Burkitt
Gwen Jones
Mildred McMullin
Mary Ellen Richards
Dorothy Schmitz
Earms
Norma Abrahamson
Emily Streich
Doris Humphrey
Birdie Anderson
Lorraine Polls
Gladys Lahre
Mary Alice Richards
Norma Anderson
Agnes Youmans
Jesse Paulson
Cataract
A. E. Frederick
R. E. Nicols
A. N. Wall
Sparta Music Study Club
N. H. Perry
Brs
William D. McLean, Jr
and Mines
Eugene Haten
L.A. Goredon
Ciermen
Ry Jackson
FP. T. A. of
St. Patrick's Catholic School
Worley Fish
Davis Edwards
University of Chicago
la Crosse State Teachers College
Maxwell Anderson
Valley Forge
George F. Gross
Farmers Equity Union
Monroe County
Fail le Pienne
Percy Winterfield
Harold Hoyland
Ben Hutson
Bush Prairie
Method Laist Church
Robin H. Lambert
Lillian EB. Ross
Tomah
Little Falls
Akron bandit robs truck with $2000 in cash
In Akron Ohio a bandit held up a Wankbound Times Press truck kidnapping the driver and a cashier's office employee and escaped with about $2 000 in cash after freeing the men.
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Akron
Ohio
Akron Times-Press
Edwards To Read Valley Forge At College Assembly
Chicago reader Davis Edwards will present Maxwell Anderson's Valley Forge at La Crosse State Teachers College on May 7 at 9 30 am during the college assembly. Sponsored by the Forensic association, the free event is the season finale. Edwards is noted for readings at the Art Institute of Chicago and nationwide lectures on poetry drama and related arts.
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Davis Edwards
University of Chicago
Maxwell Anderson
Valley Forge
la Crosse State Teachers College
Forensic Association of the College
Forensic Association
Teachers College
Gertrude Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Richard Raines
Minneapolis
Quest
Association
Douglas Horton
Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
Edwards
Max
Anderson
Mary of
Scotland
George Washington
Philip Merivale
Theatre Guild
Building boom seen around Platteville Wisconsin
Platteville anticipates a building boom with jobs for many on relief. The construction of a new parochial school will provide jobs for bricklayers carpenters and painters. The establishment of a CCC ramp calls for much work to organize the camp. Platteville also has prospects of a $60000 armory to be built this summer. An extended highway program for southwest Wisconsin centering on Platteville promises many jobs this summer and into autumn.
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Platteville
Wis
CCC
Wisconsin
Swiss Bill Aims to Penalize Espionage
Berne authorities approve a bill imposing severe penalties for political or economic espionage. The law targets foreign agents using violence or threats to lure people abroad to be arrested, with focus on safeguarding Switzerland from covert operations.
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Berne
Switzerland
Local notices mix humor, hobby plans, and health post
A La Crosse humor column reflects on past jokes and reader letters, notes a forthcoming hobby show planned by the 40 et 8 group for October, and reports Nelson A. Rockefeller, son of Joan D. Rockefeller, being elected vice president of the Westchester county board of health. The piece laments over public misstatements and comments on local civic life.
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la Crosse
L. V. Weisensel
Aleged Hu‘mor
Weisensel
N. A. Rockefeller
White Plains
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Joan D. Rockefeller, Jr
Westchester County Board of Health
Justice Court Decision Upheld In Embezzlement Case
Judge Robert S. Cowie sustained a justice court ruling in H. H. Barton versus A. D. Barras, Inc. after attorney arguments. The decree awarded Barton costs and $50 for automobiles and gasoline engines, while concerns over fuel content and alcohol percentage were cited in the appeal. Leona Peters v William Peters divorce hearing scheduled Thursday morning before Judge Cowie. no session Wednesday afternoon.
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Cowie
Leona Peters
William Peters
Robert S. Cowie
Justice Court
Burglar Frightened Away From Residence
Louis Berman of 313 South Twentieth street reported a burglar attempt Tuesday night. The intruder poked a hole in the rear screen door, unhooked it, and pushed the kitchen key out, but fled when lights were turned on and voices were heard.
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Louis Berman
South Twentieth Street
Door disturbance awakens men after noise lights turn on
A brief note reports that a noise disturbed several men who turned on lights and observed the scene. The fragment provides no clear suspects or outcomes, only the immediate reaction to the disturbance.
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Bank of Sparta
John J. Forrist
Louis T. Hall
Vanity Fair
Beauty Shop
Newburg Building
Henry Rudien
Theodore Doherty
People’s Ice & Fuel Company
College Assembly
Chicago University
Ulerves
Board of Public Works
Norma
Hansen
Aquinas
Central
Logan
Coulee Creda
Pey Ray Peacock
Buehler
Lewial
Main St
California
Lymitt
Coats
Priain Navy
Loysier
Cardinal
Lux
Woodbury’s
Polaires
Camels
Oxfords
Big Boys
Penney's
Cor Price Toiletries
Legion
Lady Esther
Hinds Honey
Almona
Packer
Die Sole la Crosse Distributors
Corson Cosmetics
Quantici
Pwhile Canvas
East West —Basem
Ent
van Chambray
Penney Company, Inc
Lacrosse, Wis
Berg & Johnson, Inc
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