Teachers Club Honors 14 Retired La Crosse Teachers
The La Crosse Teachers club held its April meeting in the Vocational school's homemaking apartment with 14 retired teachers as honor guests at tea. Miss Ruth Anderson played piano solos while Ruth Burghardt and Nel Nordstrom read. Corsages were given to Irma Rideout and other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Teachers Club
Ruth Anderson
Ruth Burghardt
Nel Nordstrom
Teachers College
Irma Rideout
W. Bardwell
A. E. Lea
Sueyang
Elizabeth Witherbee
Vine
Josephine Kohn
Caroline Holley
Lois Woods
Eva Dickenson
May Day Nuptials At St. James Church
Bonnie Jean Coudrey and Raymond Earl Richmond wed on May 1 at St. James Catholic Church with vows at 8 a.m. officiated by Rev. Charles D. Brady. Attendants included Vivian Rice and Rudy Jolivette. A breakfast at Hotel Stoddard and a farm-home dinner followed. The couple, after a Pontsom Lowe and South Dakota honeymoon, will reside May 7 at the Richmond farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Jean Coudrey
Raymond Earl Richmond
Vivian Rice
Rudy Jolivette
May
St. James Catholic Church
Charles D. Brady
Hotel Stoddard
John D. Richmond
G. E
Miss Rice
Pontsom Lowe
South Dakota
Richmond Farm
George Jolivette
Herman Monte
George Richmond
Local marriage licenses listed for multiple couples
The notice lists marriage license entries across towns including Viroqua Whitehall Sparta Genoa Tomah La Crosse and Whitehall with dates in late April to May. Couples include Mary Johnson with Albert Egeness Phyllis Snider with Leo Reston Beatrice Sting with Stuart MeCres Clayton B Walter Mery Mark Richard M Rogers Ine Anderson Wilhwem Henry Duckworth Myre Hawkins and others.
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Virequa
Mary Johnson
Albert Egeness
Carol Bringe
Viroqua
Irvin Buros
Jester
Wie
June Svennen
Lawrence Clark
Low Wang
Alver L. Harris
Hillsboro
Wis
Vorginne Larson
Everett Nedland
Genoese
Sparta
Phyllis Snider
Groner
Leo Reston
Tomah
Beatrice Sting
Stuart MeCres
Caro
Mich
Whitehall
Clayton B
Walter Abc Mery Mark
Ererick
Mer
Richard M. Rogers
Ine . Anderson
Wirdell Heck
du Bois
Nee Doering
Ashley
la Crosse
Wilhwem Henry Duckworth
Liberty Rect
Ant Myre Hawkins
Liberty Evert
Arcadia Deanery Names Mrs Reardon for Second Term
More than 200 attend Arcadia Deanery Council of Catholic Women spring session in Ettrick with nine parishes represented. Mrs Reardon reelected president and to receive Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice cross. bishop McGavick urges civic faith, Mother’s Day food-drive, and home-centered Catholic duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettrick
Wis
Arcadia
Council of Catholic Women
Ettrick Community Hall
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
St. Stanislaus
Sacred Heart
Pine Creek
St. Michael's
North Creek
Oo City
Roskos
God
Alexander J. McGavick
la Crosse
Joseph Kundinger
McGavick
Joseph Andrzejewski
John Murphy
Trempealeau
Galesville
Mary Mack
South Beaver Creek
Jackie
Mary Cantion
Galseville High School
Reardon
Pope Pius XII
St. Bridget’s Unit
Arcadia Deanery
Bishop McGavick
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
J. P. Tracy, Ltd
E. W. Poehling
Diocesan Council
Matt McGarty
Province of Milwaukee
J. P. Gohres
Comitium
Legion of Mary
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Leonard Roraff
Pochling
St Joseph's Hall
St Gabriel's Pair Wed at St Gabriel Church Prairie Du Chien Wis
Ariene Kopet daughter of Mrs Julia Kopet and Carlile Edw son of Mrs Anne Edwards were married Wednesday morning by Rev Meyers at St Gabriel Catholic Church. Attendants included Helen Kopet and Mrs Hardy with trainbearer Marilyn Lipke. Best man Albert Kopet and Emil Hardy attended the groom. Breakfast followed at the bride's home before a Chicago wedding trip. The bride is a St Marys academy graduate and Dorud Laboratories employee. the groom a discharged veteran and mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Ariene Kopet
Julia
Carlile Edw
Anne Edwards
Millville
Meyers
St. G 'S Catholic Church
Helen Kopet
Hardy
Marylin Lipke
Albert Kopet
Emil Hardy
Chicago
St. Mary's Academy
Dorud Laboratories
Twentieth Century Club Aims Reveals Dozen Book Sketches
The Twentieth Century Club held its Tuesday afternoon literary program at the Cargill home with a survey of a dozen books. Mrs. A R Gunnison presented a digest of Edna Ferber's Great Son as the main number, with several members offering sketches and perusal of additional titles. New officers were announced including Mrs. Joseph W. Bibby as president and Mrs. J T McCallum and Mrs. Harry Leibhold as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Cargill
A. R. Gunnison
Edna Ferber
A. W. Schall
Brethna
Wernher
R. G. MacDonald
D. O. Coate
Mary Ellen Chase
Ray Stannard Baker
Vaughan
Klondike
Mike
Emmy
G. J. Winter
Herbert Gottschalk
Dream Child and Parenting Goals Misaligned
A column argues parents often project ideal traits onto their children, neglecting the child's true nature. It urges recognizing the child as they are, guiding talents, and fostering a spirit of peace rather than wealth or fame. The piece promotes Dr Patri's No. 301 booklet obtainable by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeeabier
Ian
Patri
Jence
Station G
New York
July Wedding Announcement for Rita McIntee and Gordon Vaundry
A July wedding is announced for Rita McIntee and Gordon Vaundry of Chicago. Vaundry is the son of Mrs. Byrne Carty of Chicago and Adolph Vaundry of La Crosse and will be a University of Illinois student who plans to return to school in the fall. the couple will wed in Champaign, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Vaundry
Chicago
Vaundry
Byrne Carty
Adolph Vaundry
la Crosse
University of Ilinois
Rita McIntee
Champaign
Ill
Locals invite at Coral Beauty Shop and rummage sale notices
Mrs. Frieda Mitby invites friends and customers to Coral Beauty Shop beginning May 1. A woman who took a black gabardine coat from a Kelly Raymond reception Saturday should return it for exchange. Rummage sales are listed at Presbyterian parlors Sixth and King Friday and YWCA gymnasium Saturday May 4 from 10 to 6 AM hosted by AAUW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Mitby
Coral
Kelly - Raymond
Ywca Gymnasium
Bride June Prindle Weds James Engh At Holy Cross
June Prindle became Mrs. James Engh in a nine o clock mass at Holy Cross Catholic church. The bride wore a parachute nylon gown with Juliet veil and roses, made from a parachute sent from Germany by the groom. A reception followed at Hotel Linker and at theEngh home with 150 guests. The couple will reside in La Crosse after a Minneapolis honeymoon. the groom works at Northern Engraving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Catholic Church
Prindle
James Engh
Stanley Andrzejewski
Raymond Engh
Wesley Prindle
North Sixth Street
Germany
Clarence Prindle
Ettrick
Siede
Minneapolis
Engh
The
Northern Engraving Company
Ray Engh
R. Hayes
Parker Skarda Vows At Cashton Church
Adelaide Parker and James Paul Skarda wed in Sacred Heart Church Cashton at 9:30 AM a double ring ceremony. The bride wore white nylon with a long train and veil. Attendants included Marion Jacobson and Kay Skarda with family and friends present. The couple reside in La Crosse where Skarda studies at the Teachers College after naval service. Parker served in the Waves. Dinner and a buffet followed at local venues. distance prevented Parker family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cashton
Adelaide Mears Parker
A. McClean Parker
Philadelphia
James Paul Skarda
Paul Skarda
Ontario
Albin Schreier
Marion Jacobson
la Crosse
Kay Skarda
Donald Skarda
Ray Surwillo
Chicago
Parker
West Side Inn
Ireland
Skarda
Navy
Teachers College
Chicago marriage licenses rise 61 percent in first quarter
City officials report 13 875 licenses issued in Jan through March 1946, up from 8 572 in the same period a year earlier. The note on Pasteur references germ theory and health but not directly tied to the license data.
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Chicago
German measles not a business to pass by easily
The doctor explains rubella affects all children, risks to early pregnancy, and potential birth defects. It spreads after two to three weeks post exposure, with May seeing the most cases. Immunity follows one attack, and treatment focuses on rest, bed rest, and avoiding glare. Spaniards in Cuba to import Negro slaves as early as 1521.
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NEA
Cuba
Kopplens Mark Silver Anniversary
Chaseburg Wisconsin special report on Mr and Mrs William Kopplen celebrating their silver wedding anniversary with a dance at Chipmunk Coulee hall. The couple married April 29 1921 in Chaseburg. attendees included Frieda Miller and Fred Krompke. About 120 to 300 relatives and friends attended the celebration across day and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaseburg
Wis
Chipmunk Coulee
William Kopplen
Sadie Miller
Palicek
Frieda Miller
John Kritchman
Fred Krompke
Dummer Earns Academic Honors at Wheaton College
Minnette Dummer daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry W Dummer of 1413 South Sixth Street earned academic honors for work during the fall semester at Wheaton College Wheaton NL where she is a student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnette Dummer
Henry W. Dummer
South Sixth Street
Wheaton College
Wheaton, NL
Church Council May Supper at Christ Episcopal Church
La Crosse Council of Church Women hosts a covered dish supper at Christ Episcopal Church on Friday May 3 at 6 30 with the Rev R L Hillegas of Calvary Baptist Church to speak on Unity in Christian Service Young people will lead devotions All women invited reservations via individual church prescripts. Local society notes include visits and social events among area families and clubs with various hostesses and guests. Episcopal church women 1 30 Friday Ibsen club 2 30 YWCA Navy Mothers 8 IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Episcopal Church
Church
Ibsen Club
YWCA
Navy
IOOF
New Citizens Grandview and Local Birth Announcements
A flurry of birth notices from Melrose to La Crosse lists April 30 to May 1 births. Virginia Kayter, Suzanne Marte, Kenneth William, a daughter in Springfield Me, Linda Low, Duane Alan, and more are named with parent details and addresses. Several towns referenced include Melrose Wis Galesville Holmen Ettrick and La Crosse with various parent names and clinics.
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Grandview
Virginia Kayter
Robert G. Sewyer
Melrose
Wis
Patricia Barrett
Letheran
Suzanne Marte
Ralph Voves
West Avenue
Fern Hirschuber
Kenneth William
Harold Lewser
East Avenue
Else Christiansen
Springfield
Theodore P. Dittman
Margaret Snowdon
Keokuk
Dittman
la Crosse
Galesville
Franklin
Patrick Decorah
Holmen
John Carleton
Wilfred Brenengen
Ettrick
St. Ann's
Linda Low
Robert W. Roller
Pine Street
Dolores Jamesson
Duane Alan
Laddie L. Lee
Marjorie Runger
Wilbert FP. Roesier
Esther Stapert
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Teachers Club Honors
St. James
Deodorant
KAY Drugs
North 4Th Street
the Store of Friendly Service
Robert Larkin
Helen Bettin
Aquinas High School
Arcadia Deanery Council
Virgin
John Leies
Atook
Conrad
A.D.T
We All
Fifth Avenue South
St. Gabriel's
By Angelo Patri
Pitzner
Eee
Ie Ai
Sia
June Prindle
Holy Cross
Parker-Skarda
Cashton Church
Louis Pasteur
Stete
Mary Ellen Reisenauer
Robert Gilbert King
Tomah High School
William A. O'Brien, M. D
Servisoft
North Front
Frank Funke
Mar
Rayon
Gpurgeon
William Havens
South 19Th Street
Ray Havens
Green Bay Street
Nellie Showen
Tyler Street
Eau Claire
Venita Dwyer
Louise Herlitzke
Rosemarie Strasser
Herlitzke
R. J. Bunce
Mmes
Julius Servais
Charles Servais
Elmer Servais
Wilbert Betz
William Dobrunz
Oscar Heller
Walter Servais
Joseph Strasser
Anna Betz
Warren Easland
Clarence Meyer
William Betz
Lee Hunter
Wesley Tietze
Alois Clements
Martin Hess
Bernard Breummer
Ervin Dwyer
George Roesier
Joseph Heiler
Roy Servais
Warner Kish
Hans Willer
Norman Schroeder
Rosella Betz
Margie Meyer
Mary Ann Hess
Beverly Roesler
Joyce Kish
Geraldine Kish
Joyce Schroeder
Shirley Schroeder
Marian Kammel
Mary Schlosstien
Yakima, Wash
Oliver Gueltzow
North Ninth Street
St. Joseph
St.Joseph
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