Family Prayer Crusade Urges Home Sanctuaries for Christ
Peruvian priest Father Mateo travels globally to enthrone the Sacred Heart in homes, urging daily family prayer to counter godless schools and fractured families. Bishop McGavick notes 32,000 Catholic homes in the diocese, with 3,258 enrolled for night adoration and 3,000 having Sacred Heart ceremonies. The La Crosse gathering featured talks on women’s postwar mission and war aid activities, with mass, sermons, and a benediction at St. Francis hospital.
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Lima
Christ
Father Mateo
Satan
King
la Crosse
Mother’s
A. J. McGavick
McGavick
Maria Angelorum
St. Rose Convent
Joseph Andrzejewski
Arcadia
Bernard Doyle
Darlington
M. Agnetis
FSP
St. Francis Auditorium
St. Ann's Hospital
Aquinas
John P. Pinion
Polichinello
Rachmaninoff
Verona Goetzinger
Gavotte
Popper
Mae Miller
Viterbo College
Co. W. Gille
Joseph Liskovec
DCCW
Paul Zaun
MSC
St. Francis Hospital
Philip Seinfelder
Joseph Kundinger
Mateo
St. Raphael's Chapel
Schuh
Durand
Wholesome Sweets Add Value To Diet
Article discusses wholesome desserts for children citing Dr. Mary Swartz Rose and findings from the Children's Bureau. Provides recipes for Oatmeal Raisin Cookies and Apple Crisp and emphasizes moderation and attractive, simple, balanced options.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Mary Swartz Rose
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Mrs Poehling Elected New President of DCCW
Mrs Edward Poehling is installed as president of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women at St Francis School of Nursing. She serves as past two years head of the La Crosse Deanery Council with officers representing Baraboo Sauk City Menomonie Wausau and other deaneries.
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Edward W. Poehling
Crosse Diocesan
di- St. Francis School of Nursing
Poehling
la Crosse
Georgetion
Erna Johnson
Sauk City
Baraboo
William McKanna
Menomonie
Durand Deanery
Amanda Fosner
Wausau
J. W. Grotkin
Menton
Darlington
John Haberman
Cassville
Grant Deanery
W. G. Runkel
Arcadia
Arcadia Deanery
Bess Conley
Eau Claire
Chippewa- Eau Claire
Lusy Fehrenbach
Marshfield
Diocesan
Philip Deitelhoff
G. Swift
G. B. Kramschuster
Bloomer
Chippewa-Eau Claire
Rancher
J. A. Rayburn
Durand
B. Powers
Fennimore
Grant
R. Lupient
Morris Olson
Wau
S. C. Reardon
Holmen Pair Returns Home For Ceremony
Eunice G. Witte of Washington DC and Rodney Marshall Van Loon of Onalaska wed in a two ceremony with reception for 60 guests. The Witte home hosted the reception as parents and relatives joined the couple before their move to their new duties and postings. Mrs. Witte remains with the War Food Administration while Van Loon serves with the U S Army Signal Corps in Baltimore.
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Onalaska
R. 1
Witte
Birth Announcements From La Crosse Area Hospitals
April 30 marks a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwier in La Crosse R. J. Lucille Loging. May 2 a daughter Cheralyn to T. Sgt. and Mrs. Wilbur Clark 2321 Winnebago. May 3 a son to Tilmer Han Stoddard and Alme Koenig. May 3 a son Gary James to Walter and Eva Dahlquist 1411 Jackson Street. May 3 a son Thomas Keith to G. C. Fischer and Lois Beck 2103 South 13th Street. May 3 a son to David Achterkirch Preston Minnesota. May 3 a daughter Toni Rae to Charles and May Harvey 783 North 24th Street. May 4 a daughter Sandra Lee Ann to Jennings Christenson Ettrick Whitehall. May 2 a daughter to McLaughlin Hixton at Whitehall Community Hospital.
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St. Ann's
Harry Schwier
la Crosse
R. J
Lucille Loging
Cheralyn
Wilbur Clark
Winnebago Street
Selma Johnson
Tilmer Hanson
Stoddard
Wis
Alme Koenig
Paul V. Gramp
Sth Avenue South
Mildred Schmidt
Gary James
Walter Dahlquist
Jackson Street
Eva Burns
Thomas Keith
G. C. Fischer
South 13Th Street
Lois Beck
David Achterkirch
Preston
Minn
la Crosse Hospital
Tropical Diseases Surgeon Addresses Nurses in Meet
Col Thomas E Patton M D assistant post surgeon at Camp Mc Coy spoke to Seventh District nurses association on tropical diseases at the nurses annual meeting at St Francis auditorium Wednesday night. Officers elected were Myrtle Olson first vice president Mrs Laura Hemingway secretary Miss Leona Knutson director and Catherine Franke director. Remaining in office are Mrs Margaret Gates president Miss Mae Swan second vice president Mrs E H Town treasurer with Mrs Florence Parkyn and Misses Catherine Guider Martha Horn and Helen Hgnson, directors.
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Thomas E. Patton
Camp McCoy
Seventh District Nurses Association
St. Francis Auditorium
St. Francis
Myrtle Olson
Laura Hemingway
Leona Knutson
Catherine Franke
Margaret Gates
Mae Swan
E. H. Town
Florence Parkyn
Catherine Guider
Martha Horn
Helen Hgnson
White collar care tips from Ann Sheridan and style notes
Actress Ann Sheridan shares methods to keep white collars pristine using cleansing tissue inserted inside the neck band and paper cuffs for sailing tasks. She suggests open convertible collars first worn and buttoned second for freshness, plus tips on preserving blouses for multiple wear. The text also notes postwar living cost rise and features a pattern number 8619 for a two piece pinafore dress in various fabrics with sizing and material needs.
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Gma
Hollywood
Ann Sheridan
Ann
Thimble Bee honors past des matrons at May party
Thimble Bee of the Eastern Star honored 19 past worthy matrons at its May gathering in the Masonic temple. Seated at a pastel themed table, guests included hostesses and members from a 70-person group with decorations of flower pots, crepe paper, and pastel tapers.
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Thimble Bee
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Ellow Tapers
Mmes
Mary Forss
Jane Shirven
Amelia Markle
Emma Wendling
Edith Neubauer
Mabel Rasmussen
Vaughan
Ethel Vaughan
Ava Nonstad
Margaret Renner
Emma Au
Mabel Brataas
Glayds North
June Galstad
Ruth Happel
Nina
Olga
Ruby Rippe
Mildred Malstad
Marian Schreiber
Mildred Bibby
Lillian Clark
Esther Dahl
Laura Fischer
Alice Hanson
Marion Hilton
Emma Horner
Marie Eyseth
Mary B. Markos
Sadie Pope
Elsia J. Smith
Mildred Smith
Lucinda Sorge
Lulu Stewart
Emma Swan
Laura Rice
Elsie Wardenburg
Cecelia Fortney
Winifred Tanberg
New Albin Bride Weds Arnold Schutz In Early May Mass
Philomanie Rouster and Arnold Schutz were married at St. Joseph's Catholic church New Albin Ia by Rev Lawrence Hayes. The ceremony followed by a family dinner at the bride’s home and a wedding supper in Caledonia with dances in Caledonia and New Albin. The couple will live on the Schutz farm near Caledonia. A parcel shower at St Peters school Caledonia was held in the bride’s honor.
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Caledonia
Minn
Philomanie Rouster
Arnold Schutz
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
New Albin
Lawrence Hayes
Helen Ouster
Robert Schutz
Peter Rouster
Kate Schutz
Union Ballroom
New Albia Friends
Dreamland Ballroom
Mrs. Schutz
Schutz Farm
St. Peter’s School
Mmes
Julius Stoltz
Virgil Koch
Joseph Schmitz
BSP Initiates Two New Members
Ann Erickson and Mary Higbee were welcomed as full members of Beta Sigma Phi during a candlelight service at Hotel Stoddard. The initiation followed the Founder's Day dinner, with a message from Walter Ross of the national office honoring BSP members in overseas service read by Margaret Heck.
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Ann Erickson
Mary Higbee
Beta Sigma Phi
Hotel Stoddard
Walter Ross
Tional
Margaret Heck
Dance and bus schedule for Camp McCoy service clubs
A matinee dance is planned at Camp McCoy service club one Sunday with buses to that club departing at two rather than the regular time. Service club two buses depart at four as usual. On Tuesday May 9 a formal dance is held at service club one for engineers from four companies: 1141 1263 250 and 280.
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Service Club One
Camp McCoy
Service Club
Tea annual May affair for teachers in La Crosse
La Crosse Teachers club held its spring tea at Washburn school with 150 guests including retired teachers. Miss Betty Wiley presided and Miss Agnes Starek poured as the all-girl orchestra of La Crosse State Teachers College performed. Retired teachers received corsages, and ten attendees were listed by name. Other notes include Eleanor Robb visiting grandparents and Betty Rice leaving for Chicago for a dietitian position at Billings hospital. Church events and rummage sales were noted for the coming days.
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la Crosse
Anna Mashek
Grace Ogden
Bertha Shuman
Josephine Kohn
Betty Rice
Avon Street
Chicago
Billings Hospital
University of Wisconsin
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Raymondee
Rushford Couple Marks May Event
Rushford Minnesota special Mr and Mrs C O Berg celebrate their golden wedding marking a marriage on May 2 1894 at Highland Prairie Lutheran Church. Born in Norway and Illinois and Minnesota residents, the couple have three children and three grandchildren. Mr Berg recently resigned as manager of the Rushford Livestock Shipping association after long service since 1912. The day featured a family dinner and surprise visits from relatives and friends.
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Rushford, Minn
C. O. Berg
Highland Prairie Lutheran Church
Kristian Magelssen
Merg
Nannestad
Norway
Rushford
Berg
Rekka Holle
Highland Prairie
Alice
C. G. Klee
Milwaukee
Ruth
F. C. Daniels
Hammond
Ind
Hjalma
Rushford Livestock Shipping Association
Daniels
C. G. Ning
Madras Protests Speech Cut From Chandni Film
The Madras government protests a portion of the motion picture Chandni showing a speech on education of girls mentioning Mahatma Gandhi and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. The Bombay Board of Film Censors has approved the film.
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Madras
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Bombay Board of Film Censors
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Holmen
Ione Rose Schuster
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Marine Corp Women’s Reserve
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Camp LeJeune
Schuster
Albert G. Schuster
Schuster Flour and Feed Company
Albin
BSP
MSC Buses
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South 17Th Street
WCTU
John Johnson
Jo 306
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
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