State Good Government award goes to Tramburg at Madison event
John W. Tramburg of Madison, director of the State Department of Public Welfare, received the 1952 Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce State Good Government award. Nominated by La Crosse JC others cited his welfare reforms and youth services expansion. Senator Douglas also received the National Good Government Award for his fiscal conservatism and pork barrel reduction efforts.
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Madison
John W. Tramburg
State ‘Department of Public Welfare
Wisconsin
Tramburg
Waukesha
Sen
Douglas
La Crosse Luther League Convention in Pigeon Falls
The La Crosse Circuit Luther League meets May 4 at 3 p.m. at Pigeon Falls Lutheran Church with speakers Mark Gravdahl and Rev. Jack Olson. A Pocket Testament banquet follows at 5:30 p.m. and a Choral Union concert at 8 p.m. featuring Our Savior's Chapel Choir La Crosse Taylor High School and Whitehall choirs.
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Mark Gravdahl
International Luther League
Jack Olson
la Crosse
Pigeon Falls Lutheran Church
S. L. Almire
Mr. Olson
Choral Union
Our Savior’s Chapel
la Corsse
Taylor High School
Whitehall High School
Luther League
Maynard Midthun
Onalaska
Marian Hanson
Holmen
Rachel Almire
Pigeon Falls
Benet Evenson
Ettrick
Pocket Testament League
Philip Thomte
Whitehall
Caledonia Auxiliary Set To Elect Officers
Caledonia Minnesota special report says the Caledonia American Legion Auxiliary will elect officers at its regular meeting in City Hall at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. Girls State delegates of 1951 and candidates for 1952 encampment will attend as guests.
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Caledonia, Minn
The
Caledonia American Legion
City Hall
Opening Day Trout Fishing in Wisconsin Sparks Lessons for Beginners
Outdoor writer Dion Henderson reflects on opening day as about 200000 anglers flood Wisconsin streams. He notes most are not true trout hunters and urges seasoned anglers to mentor youths, teaching them to savor the wild scenery and the skill of fly fishing rather than mere catching. He contrasts Wisconsin with Nebraska’s vast agricultural landscape in a brief transition.
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Winnebajou
Logan's Choir Delivers Nine Selections at Luncheon Program
Logan High School's 65 voice a cappella group, under Martell Disrud, performed nine numbers from Tschaikowsky to Lutkin at the La Crosse Business Men's Club luncheon. The program featured solos by Joan Ender and plans included Gridiron banquet preparation and patrol leaders’ congress funding.
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Christiansen
Joan Ender
Ralph E. Williams
Dett
Miss Ender
Rieggger
Yeomans
Lutkin
Donald E. Field
Logan High School
Disrud
Milo Knutson
Edward Dohiby
D. H. Affeldt
Stanley Sims
Arthur Tabbert
Wisconsin Dells
George DeDakis
Joseph W. Davy
Joseph Dubraks
Central High Trio Qualify For Elks Contest
A Central High School trio Letty Kevin Leonard Fowler and Georgia Anderson earned spots in the Elks Constitution contest by finishing top in a school exam led by D R Wartinbee They proceed Saturday to a regional test at the Elks clubrooms with cash prizes of 100 50 and 25 and a Milwaukee trip for the regional winner Also note Colerain N C hosts a massive freshwater fish packing operation producing a million and a half fish daily.
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Central High School
Elks
D.R. Wartinbee
Letty Kevin
Leonard Fowler
Georgia Anderson
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Lincoln Junior high repeats annual concert due to ticket demand
Principal F. W. Edwards announces the Lincoln Junior High School annual concert will be repeated Saturday after high ticket demand. under Frank Italiano the program features a 50 piece orchestra a 60 voice choir a 60 piece band a 30 voice Lincolnaires and a 300 voice chorus with many solos. the event runs 8 p m both nights in the Lincoln Auditorium at Ninth and Division Streets with tickets sold at Terry's Leithold's or at the door.
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F. W. Edwards
Lincoln Junior Hit School
Frank Italiano
Lincolnaires
Italiano
Lincoln
Lincoln Auditorium
Ninth and
Division Streets
Terry’s
Leithold’s
E. W. Harden Dies Former Finance Editor at 83
Edward Walker Harden 83 longtime journalism editor and correspondent for the Chicago Tribune New York World and other outlets died in a San Pedro hospital. He filed early dispatches from Manila Bay during the Spanish American War five hours before Adm Dewey’s official report. Survived by widow Ruth Van Iderlip and two sons Walker and Richard. Funeral services planned in Scarsborough New York.
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San Pedro
Calif
Edward Walker Harden
The
Chicago Tribune
New York Commercial
Chicago Journal
Harden
New York World
Manila Bay
George Dewey
Washington
Ruth Vanlderlip
Walker
Richard
Scarsborough
N. Y
Parochial School Enrollment Reaches New Highs
New York reports a surge in church sponsored schooling with Protestant day schools up 61 percent over 15 years. About 186000 Protestant children attend 3000 nurseries and elementary sections while 3035033 Catholic youngsters study at 8845 elementary schools. The Catholic increase is cited at 35 percent since 19.
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New York
National Council of Churches For Christ
Scrap Drive in Galesville Realizes Over $42 for Camp Funds
Galesville Scouts report more than 42 dollars raised at a scrap iron drive held last Saturday. The event was so successful that a second drive will target areas not reached earlier. Proceeds will finance summer camp.
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Galesville
Wis
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Relief Ad
Doctors tested Lydia Pinkham's Compound and Tablets show relief from hot flashes tension and irritability in many cases. The ad promotes the Vegetable Compound and tablets with iron as aid during change of life and targets younger women and girls with functional pains.
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Ydin Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
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