Breakfast club topic sparks broad summer reading list
Mrs. D. O. Coate of the Twenty Century club led a May breakfast at the Cargill home highlighting global reading for summer. Members heard diverse book recommendations including The Sea of Grass and A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, with notes on race relations and biographies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Coate
Twentieth Century Club
Cargill
Mmes. W. H. Sanders
J. S. Otten
W. R. Finch
O. J. Oyen
F. A. Douglas
J. A. L. Bradfield
Potato Puff Recipe Steps for Light Mash Puff
A recipe instructs mashing three cups of potato with melted fat and salt then beating in two stiffly beaten egg whites. Fold into the mixture and bake in a hot oven about 30 minutes until the puff is browned and risen.
Lemon Pie Crust and Sugar Cookie Style Budget Treats
Budget recipe notes include a lemon eye and juice flaky crust and a 400 degree bake for 12 to 15 minutes. Also described are an 8 inch pie shell recipe baked at 475 degrees for 15 minutes and a pattern offer for a children’s dress and bonnet with sizing and purchasing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lamb
Luncheon Kickoff For YWCA Campaign Of 1944
A 1944 YWCA membership drive begins with a luncheon and theme Christian Brotherhood. Mrs. O M Schlabach spoke on the theme while Mrs Roy L Baberg provided piano and Mrs Agnes Sayles sang. J T McCallum chaired the event with a long list of co workers and helpers assisting in the northside recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Christian Brotherhood
O. M. Schlabach
Roy L. Baberg
Agnes Sayles
Oklahoma
J. T. McCallum
John Gundershaug
Kenneth Dahl
Conrad Soma
Alby Blystad
Vernon Lamp
E. W. Gryphan
A. E. Teachout
W. C. McCormac
Northside
Mmes
S. E. Pavek
Robert Farnam
Harold Hawkins
Martin Sivertson
Edward E. Bein
Ernst Fraulin
F. E. Peterson
P. F. Thomas
Flower Motif Tea Cloth Pattern by Anne Cabot
A stylized flower design graces crochet filet squares forming an interlocking motif when joined. Create one square at a time to assemble a Flower Motif Tea Cloth and filet chart. send 15 cents and your name address pattern number to Anne Cabot Tribune 530 South Wells Chicago 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theribune
South Wells
Chicago
Anne Caboteo Tribune
Birth notices from New Citizens St. Ann's era
April 28 to May 2 list multiple births across Minnesota and Wisconsin towns. Names include Lorraine Gile Judith Mary De Florian Mary Ann David Lee Rozanne Ellen Jeanne Irene and others with parent names and addresses, plus hospital and clinic mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine
E. C. Gile
Houston
Minn
Etta Hinkley
Judith Mary
Frank Limberg
Hagar Street
Marian Wagner
Leo de Florian
Genoa
Wis
Forrest Lambert
Onalaska
Marian Krateer
Harry Schwier
la Crosse
R. J
Luella Loging
Abra
Mary Ann
Ambrose McGrath
George Street
Bette Engel
David Lee
Glen Harkness
Caledonia Street
James Edward
Richard Elsen
Hager Street
Arthur Wilienberg
South Avenue
Luella Levendoski
Lawrence Johnson
State Road
Rozanne Ellen
Walter Bell
South 10Th Street
Eloise Blacksidge
Thomas Yarbrogh
Redfield Street
Dorothy Schreiber
Crescent
Minn, R
A Langen
Doyle Summers
Doris Oy Ore
Jesse Bullen
Cataract
Ettrick
Lincoln
Dauhgter
Jeanne Irene
Russel Crabtree
Lillian Brovold
Galesville Clinic
Wilfred Brenengan
Housewives Fight Rising Costs in Syracuse Budget Drive
Organized Housewives a Syracuse group formed in 1941 to curb milk price rises and help budgets. They lobbied OPA officials and local leaders, successfully kept Syracuse out of higher milk pricing, cut gas rate hikes, and secured rent controls for war workers. They campaign against milk price increases to prevent surplus and defend family finances.
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Syracuse
N. Y
OPA
New York City
Leon Henderson
Chester Bowles
Washington
La Crosse LWV elects Gundersen as president at May tea
Mrs Alf H Gundersen was reelected president of the La Crosse League of Women Voters at the annual meeting held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs R James Trane 1222 Cass The session drew 63 attendees including Mrs R W Bardwell and Mrs M P Matteson as vice presidents secretary and treasurer. A program followed the tea with Miss Claudia Moore presenting A Woman in Politics aided by Eleanor Forster Louise Feil and Margery Vickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf H. Gundersen
la Crosse
Claudia Moore
Teachers College
Eleanor Forster
Louise Feil
Margery Vickery
Frederick Wagner
Mmes
R. G. Miner
Alphonse Hussa
B. E. Nelson
Gundersen
Guy K. Gooding
Wausau
J. C. Morgan
Gunnar Gundersen
George P. Ruediger
Helga
R. James Trane
Cass
Housewives group plans action on labeling and costs
A group spokesman said they are not club women but housewives. Members enroll at 25 cents a year. Plans include action and study on grade labeling of food, certain advertising types, continued support of OPA policies, and investigation of home costs deemed unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Camouflage Shrinking Curtains With New Flounce Edges
To remodel curtains that have shrunk, add a wide contrasting ruffled flounce to the sides and bottom with a sewing machine ruffler. Discolored curtains can be re circulated by a quick tinting job to match the room color scheme.
Women Jurors Referred to as Gentlemen by Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court dismisses a case after ruling that addressing a mixed six men and six women jury as "gentlemen of the jury" does not prove improper instruction. The appellant claimed the trial judge had instructed only half the jurors.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Supreme Court
Export Coal Surges in South Africa to Global Markets
South Africa now produces 22 million tons of coal yearly. Exports go to South America the Middle East and other African markets outside the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
South America
Middle East
Union
Married Couples Listed in Wisconsin Vows
The La Crosse notice lists Wesley F P Pohrman of Portland Ore and Florence A Bansch of 2546 South 15th Street with a wedding date not set. Other couples include Glenn Gale Maas and Georgia Marie Haberman in La Crosse May 9, plus Joyce Reynolds and Earl R Gray Tomah April 29. Virginia Kiinkner Jefferson and Herbert Leis Whitestown Vernon April 28. Doris Albert Schuyler Neb and Frederick Temple George Mills N H April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wesley FP. Pohrman
Portland
Ore
Florence A. Bansch
South 15Th Street
Glenn Gale Maas
West Avenue
Georgia Marie Haberman
Main Street
Sparta
Wis
Joyce Reynolds
Earl R. Gray
Tomah
Virginia M. Kiinkner
Jefferson
Herbert A. Leis
Garden Club Meeting Set for May At YWCA
The La Crosse Garden Club extends its monthly meeting to Tuesday May 9. On Wednesday evening A H Sanford speaks on Birds in Our Gardens while Mmes C F Sutor and Manuel Rostenstein discuss Vegetables for Wartime in Our Victory Gardens at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Garden Club
YWCA
A. H. Sanford
Mmnes
C. F. Sutor
Manuel Rostenstein
Hardy Hero Jr Disrupts Church Banquet Speech
In Shreveport Louisiana Judge George Hardy was nearing the climax of a church banquet address when his five year old son interrupted by crying out asking when they would go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
George Hardy
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Booklore
E. L. Sheehan
Sheehan
J. W. Ndee
Ignatius Imhoff
New Albin
Peter's Catholic School
Caledonia
Erwin Schroeder
Sin
Ramee Sebate
Gen Gemmer Philomine
St. Eeedonia
Julius As Stoltz
Virgil Koch
Joseph Schmitz
Hamilton
Wilsonwell Relief Corps No
Rebekahs
IOOF
Ey Faeae
Nash
H. H. Hamilton
G. W. Harnwell
Roy Faucett
Clarence Randall
John Blair
Lloyd Schnug
Ray Huebner
Otto M. Schlabach
W. F. Molitor
S. F. Brokaw
Gustav J. Winter
William Groustra
Walter Roscoe
J. D. Alexander
A. H. Siedenberg
Russell Aldrich
W. J. Wittich
Mines
H. A. Beekman
Roy Hottman
Richard Haig
Emery Leamer
Lyle Beggs
Hubert Schleiter
Orval Nelson
C. Soma
Hulda Cross
Arthur Sunder
Herbert Hoelzer
Hugh Corbett
G. E.lette
John P. Salzer
William Goodman
R. W. Sieger
Mrs. Anne Cabot
St. Ann's
NEA Service
Monarch Foods
Stevensons
Anna Mashek
Dora D. Marshall
Margaret Yeakel
Mary I. Devine
Donald Minard
Trane
Tribune
WBU
M. Watkins
Garden Club
Hardy Hero, JR
Chesterfield
Boy
Coats
Shortie
Nas
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