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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1950
Page
9
Edwin P. Jordan describes epidemic infectious hepatitis, its liver focus, stages from onset to recovery, prognosis, and treatment emphasizing bed rest and high protein diet. He notes viral cause, wartime prevalence in the army overseas, and outlook for future knowledge growth.
MABEL Minn Special Women's Missionary Federation of the Fillmore Circuit will hold a full day session at Scheie Lutheran church near Mabel on May 4. Rev Phillip C Hiller’s charge hosts. Core program features Rev Edward Sovik China mission veteran, Mrs K L Gandrud WMF president, and speakers Bryce Shoemaker and Louise Shoemaker.
La Crosse Toastmistress Club held four talks at Wednesday night’s YMCA gathering. Phyllis Marking spoke on Meet the People, Ethel Keefe on My Favorite Poet, Charlotte Sherman on Your Introductions, and Marion Scullin on Workings of the Community Chest. A joint session with the Toastmasters is set for May 9.
Infant Thomas Christopher Danrich, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Danrich of Temple City California, was christened April 23 at St Luke's Catholic Church. Godparents were Mr and Mrs Thomas Christopher Wagner of Temple City, and Mrs Wagner is daughter of Mrs Michael Monsoor of La Crosse. The baby wore a silk christening dress handmade by her godmother.
Mrs. Marvin Hohmann is the May hostess for the Campbell Library club. Topics of the Wednesday afternoon craft program include pottery with Mrs. Howard Kinney weaving with Mrs. Emil Houser leather with Mrs. Ross Lapham and related discussants. Fourfifths of the U. S. shrimp catch comes from the Gulf of Mexico.
Mrs. Marie Vitek of Cedar Rapids addressed Clayton County Federated club women in McGregor sharing her Prague experiences after a four month tour of Czechoslovakia. She described police scrutiny, fear of Gestapo threats, and the end of candy and soap for children under Soviet domination. Accompanied by Mrs. Milo Maxera, she urged anti-communist education as she toured Iowa and nearby states.
Housewife readers urged to place a seven day ten word want ad for one dollar by calling 3680 and asking for a person to person ad taker. Rummage sale details at 414 South Third show hours and dates. Dr Donald F McDonough named president of Scott County Osteopathic Society in Davenport.
A brief Tribune want ad asserts results from ads and promotes dialing 2-8040 to achieve outcomes. It implies the ad service's effectiveness and provides a contact number for responses or inquiries. The notice uses direct marketing language typical of classified inserts.
Harriet Ann Koepke daughter of Mrs Zina Koepke Bloom er Wis and Paul John Kelly postmaster Fountain Wis were married April 22 at St Pauls Catholic parsonage Bloomer Wis officiated by Rt Rev Leo Paschal Hirt. The bride wore aqua with pink and blue and a orchid corsage. Guests included 130 at a Veterans Memorial clubhouse reception. After a trip east the couple will reside in Fountain.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hefte welcomed their infant son named Eric Robert April 23 with Christening by Rev C L Lee. Sponsors listed include Mr and Mrs Ted Nerison Arthur Burness Caledonia and Marion Flugstad Westby.
Mrs Sayner led the Thursday Study club as hostess with C M Sayner at 1706 Madison Street. Members from Longfellow junior high presented a play First Aid First with named cast. Donations supported the Indian welfare project. officers elected for the year include Mrs Hartl president and Mrs Jordan vice president. delegates to Mineral Point district convention May 4 are Mrs Hartl and Mrs Smith.
Birth notices from La Crosse area hospitals list a May 1 son for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson in Onalaska Ruth Wilsey. St Anns notes a April 29 son Robert Ivan to Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Johnson 613 King street Doris Nelson. Also April 29 son Charles Michael to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Benson La Crescent Leona Mickelson. April 29 son John Charles to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Shaw West Salem Marion Range. April 30 daughter Carol Ann to Mr. and Mrs. Donn G. Hanneman 415 Market street Elaine Kline. April 30 daughter Bonnie to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox West Salem Janet Lee. April 30 son Nathan Charles to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan C. Noggle Chicago avenue Viroqua Ruth Wolfgram.
Seven nurses from Lutheran hospital attended the state nurses institute at the Lutheran Nurses home in Eau Claire on Thursday. Named were Mrs Ray Stein Mrs Bertha Vaaler Joan Nesheim Olive Smeby Catherine Buchly Doris Hunt and Mary Lindrud.
Lorelda Meyer of 160614 Wood street and Ben Steen of Holmen Wisconsin announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage. The ceremony will take place at Bethel Lutheran church on Thursday May 18 at 3 p m.
Dresbach Minnesota special reports the Dresbach PTA meets Monday at 7 30 pm at the school with officer elections followed by entertainment.
Peach halves and cottage cheese served on watercress or salad greens form the base. Accompany with sour cream or French dressing for a light luncheon salad.
Margaret Adel Haltmeyer and Leo Thomas Keefe married April 24 at St Marys church in McGregor Iowa. Rev William A Goltz officiated. Bride given away by her brother Harvey Hartmeyer. Marie Ann O Rieley bridesmaid, Louis Goltz Jr best man. Out of town guests included Mrs Alice Hubert Chicago and Mrs Kathryn Woods San Fernando California. The couple will reside in Chicago after breakfast with relatives.
Scientists report that about 340 cubic miles of water fall to Earth's surface each day through precipitation. The estimate highlights the planet's hydrological cycle and the scale of rainfall affecting ecosystems and weather patterns globally.
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