La Crosse Choir and Orchestra to Perform Franck and Faure
La Crosse Vocational civic choir will be aided by members of the Vocational civic orchestra in a Monday evening concert at the Vocational school auditorium. The program features Cesar Franck in F minor and Faure Requiem with a mixed quartet and soloists. Tickets are sold at local music shops and by choir members. auditions for next season are announced for September.
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Reg
Frederick Wagner
Faure
Harmer Root
E. M. Saterbak
Aes
Terry's Music Store
Leibhold Piano Co
Logan Choir Plans Concerts Across Community Events
Logan's mixed choir of six under Dr. Amundson plans performances through the end of the school year including Boy Scout court of honor on Wednesday Rotary club on Thursday Kiwanis club on May 28 and a La Crosse Business Men's club meeting.
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Logan High Schools
Amundson
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
la Crosse Business Men's Club
Logan Music Department
Logan
Bucket Brigade Puts Out City Yard Blaze
Onalaska firefighters formed a hand bucket brigade Friday afternoon to extinguish a fire in a fence corner pile of oiled scrap metal at the Patrol junk yard. They filled the truck tank from a shack pump while a suction pump was rigged, using a Patrol home garden and pond water as sources. hand extinguishers aided efforts. Firemen said the blaze was localized and threatened nearby homes.
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Onalaska
Congress May Create U S Traffic Bureau
Senator Wheeler leads a bill to form a United States Traffic Bureau similar to the La Crosse bureau. The unit would study transportation problems, rates for government projects, and feasible facilities, signaling growing concern over transportation costs.
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Congress
U. S. Traffic Bureau
Wheeler
U. S. Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
R. H. Heinecamp
la Crosse
Pabst Elected Sponsor Member of Outboard Boating Club
Norman W. Pabst of the Marine Products Co has been elected a sponsor member of the Outboard Boating Club of America The national group forms a hub for information safety tips club activities and guidance for outdoors enthusiasts locally affiliated clubs extend services to boating fishermen and hunters nationwide
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Norman W. Pabst
The
Marine Products Co
Outboard Boating Club of America
Pabst
America
Marriage Licenses and Upcoming Nuptials in Wisconsin and Minnesota
The register lists multiple marriage licenses with couples from Le Crosse, La Crome, Chimney Rock, Dover, Independence, Montana, Arcadia, Knowlton, and CeleGonwm. Couples include Myron Prederick Helgerson and Clarice Wilma Wurteel, Victor Pronechinski and Rose Klimek, and others with planned wedding dates in May.
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le Crosser
Myron Prederick Helgerson
la Crome
End
Clarice Wilma Wurteel
CeleGonta Street
le * Merried
la Crosse
Phiteball
Wis
James L. Meyer
Chimney Rock
Enc
Herris
A. Elieson
Dover
Betfelo County
Victor Pronechinski
Waeumendéee
Rose Klimek
Independence
Maer
Bémund Suchin
Montana
Buttele County
Lilien Bavth
Alphonse Klimek
Monwre
Monica Sonsalle
Arcadia
Eugene & Lewandowski
Knowlton
Cecile Keiser
Arce- Gi
Minn
Dolores Mosch
Henry L. Becker
CeleGonwm Village
Churches in Clinton and Main Streets Offer Weekly Services
A May 4, 1946 listing details church houses in Clinton and Liberty streets and nearby areas. Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Christian Science, Congregational and Church of Christ items show service times, Sunday schools, Mass schedules, catechism and prayer meetings. Notable entries include Calvary Baptist, St. Josephs Cathedral, Holy Trinity, St. James, and First Congregational with times and pastors listed.
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Clinton
Liberty Streets
J. H. Meier
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Corner St. James and Avon
John Kundinger
Norbert P. Dall
Mother of Perpetual Help
Christian Science
First Congregational Church
Seventh and Main Streets
Frederick W. Hyslop
Sanc
Immanuel Ev
Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Paul Streets
Walter E. Gutzke
Churches of Christ and Local Congregations Schedule
A compiled notice of worship times across multiple churches in La Crosse including Church of Christ on Eighth and Cass, Christ Episcopal on Ninth and Main, Gospel Tabernacle on North street, Evangelical Free on Winnebago, Jehovah's Witnesses 313 Linker, Latter Day Saints at Sill and Liberty, Bethel and First Lutheran parishes, and various other denominations. Services span Bible school, Holy Communion, sermons, youth and Bible study, with weekday events and vesper services noted through the week.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Avenue
King Street
Batavian Bank Bidg
Church of Christ, Eighth
Cass
F. H. Gillette
Christ
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
Ninth and Main Streets
Robert D. Winter
Gospel Tabernacle
Bethany Gospel Tabernacle
North Street
Onalaska Avenue
O. L. Larsen
Religious Evangelical Free
The
Evangelical Free Church
15Th
Winnebago
John Ellefson
God
Christian Endeavor
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Linker Building
Watchtower Street
Onalaska
Delia Herbst
Latter Day Saints
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sill and
Liberty Streets
Book of Mormon
Stoddard
Wis
Reuben Francis Halberg
la Crosse
St. Johns
Market Street
Christopher Boland
Local Club to Meet at Coral Beauty Shop May First
Townsend club No. 2 will meet at 9:30 a.m. at Coral Beauty Shop starting May 1. Hardware firm Fred Kroner offers baseball bats for immediate delivery. Hoeschier's Pharmacy provides dependable prescription service.
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Townsend Club No. 2
Ss. m. One
Coral Beauty
Fred Kroner Hardware Company
South
Hoeschier
Northwestern Law College Reunion Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank E Withrow departed Saturday for the 54th Northwestern law college reunion in Evanston. A banquet at the Palmer House Chicago is on the alumni activities list. Withrow has practiced law in La Crosse since graduation and recently served as president of the La Crosse County Bar Association.
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Frank E. Withrow
Northwestern Law College
Evanston
Palmer House
Chicago
Withrow
la Crosse
Northwestern
Youth Boards to Hold First Joint Meeting
SOS and Wee Blue Inn executives join the youth center advisory board and supervisors for a Tuesday evening session. This marks the first gathering since the new boards were elected and collects youth leadership with the Wee Blue Inn team.
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SOS
Wee Blue Inn
Youth Center Advisory Board
Youth Center
Wee Blue
Cargo for Armed Services Dominated 1944 Exports
About sixty percent of U S 1944 cargo shipments went to the armed services leaving the United States a prominent role in wartime logistics.
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United States
The
Armed Services
Marsupials Explained From Marsupial Labeled Facts
Pattie Black reports on marsupials for biology class noting the Latin meaning of marsupial pouch. Australia hosts wombats bandicoots and kangaroos with other pouched animals. opossums live in the Americas including Virginia and South America. Kangaroos stand on two legs leap tall fences and use tails for balance.
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Pattie Black
Australia
John Smith
Virginia
Two Brothers Learn Tolerance in Early Gospel Lessons
A Sunday School lesson discusses John and James the sons of Zebedee and Salome. It tracks their early zeal, later growth, and call to love one another as core Christian teaching, citing Mark and Luke alongside John’s aging wisdom.
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John
James
Zebedee
Salome
Jesus
Samaria
Peter
United States
Caian
Simon
Boanerges
Jerusalem
Elias
God
Price Hike Hits Chicago Saturday Edition
The Chicago Herald American raises Saturday paper price from five to ten cents citing added features and comics. The move targets readers with more content and entertainments in the weekend edition.
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Chicago
Chicago Herald-American Today
Real estate transfers and incidents in La Crosse area
Daily Records lists transfers including unasdee and Celia Miller to Don Lemke on Humboldt Avenue and Willard Douglas to Benjamin and Elsine Emery on Cloud and George streets. Also Augusta Veglahn to Vernon and Lillian Albrecht and other property shifts. Fires in La Crosse May 2 and 3 damaged fixtures and fuel systems. Minor in tavern cases and a DWI plea for Leslie Young with fines, costs, and license revocation.
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la Crosse
Unasdee
Celia Miller
Don A Lemke
Humboldt Avenue
Cottage Grove Avenue
Jackson Street
Willard
Mary Douglas
Benjamin E
Elsine Emery
J. Cloud
George Streets
Augusta Veglahn
Vernon
Lillian Albrecht
16Th
Farwell
Bergine Jensen
Edwin Schlaver
Rockland
Pred B
Ruth M. Wienke
Leslie A
Lillian Wienke
Francester
Local residents listed in Wisconsin community notices
The notice lists individuals Matilda Sterandt of Mindoro Irving Gellicksen of Holmen Nile Wilkinson of Viroqua and Joan Lucey of Almen Nelson with addresses including 622 West Broadway Viroqua 524 North Seventh Street and 1650 Travis Street naming residents in a local community notice.
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Matilda Sterandt
Mindoro
Wis
Irving Gellicksen
Holmen
Nile 3
Wilkinson
West Broadway
Viroqua
Joan Lucey
North Seventh Street
Almen Nelson
Travis Street
Dear Uncle Ray Request For Rome And The Olden Romans
A reader asks for a copy of a leaflet titled Rome And The Olden Romans. The letter encloses a self addressed stamped envelope and provides a street address city and state for mailing the leaflet to Mele Bar Cou for ROME Leaflet to Uncle Ray.
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Cou
Rome
Uncle Ray
la Crosse
Wis
Aunt Het Breaks Soup Rule with Crackers Dilemma
A fragment shows Aunt Het debating cracker breaking in oyster soup, asserting belief in good manners yet rejecting rules that lack sense. The quote highlights personal dining style versus etiquette standards.
Radio Programs This Evening Across Networks
Associated Press listings show ABC airings at 8:30 with Boston Pops under Arthur Piedier, and Jonathan Trimble Esq. starring Donald Crisp. ABC 9:45 p.m. premieres Policewoman with Mary Sullivan as commentator. NBC West lineup includes Foreign Policy segment We’ll Tell the World and Life of Riley, plus Judy Canova and Can You Top This. CBS offers Academy Award Theater Stagecoach and other features, with Hayloft Hoedown and Dick Tracy on ABC.
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ABC
Boston
Arthur Piedier
Jonathan Trimble Esq
Donald Crisp
Mary Sullivan
New York City
NBC
Judy Canova
CBB
Dick Tracy
MBS
Harry Savoy
Chicago Theater
Saturday May 4 1946 Radio Lineup Highlights
A dense schedule of network programs lists shows from 5:15 to 8:30 pm with a mix of news sports dramas and variety acts. Notable entries include National Barn Dance Judy Canova Show Grand Ole Opry Life of Riley Truth or Consequences and Dance Orchestra along with numerous forum lectures and musical variety segments.
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WKH
Judy Canova
Riley
Clifton Utley
Dance Orchestra
Nbe
Cbs
Cliff Edwards
Abc News
America United
Abc
Orson Welles
Abe
Chase
Mbs
Univ. of Chicago
Abec Lyman Bryson
Sammy Kaye
News
Ed Murrow
Barlow
Nbc Magazine
Cbs Warriors
Abe New England
Abe Nelson Eddy
NBC Symphony
Abc Family Time
Patrice Munsel
Gene Autry
David Harding
Abe Quick
Bill Shirer
Ozzie & Harriet
Cbs Hall of Fame
Paul Whiteman
Gildersierve
Baby Snooks
Cedric Foster
Quentin Reynolds
Jack Benny
Thin Man
Drew Pearson
Cass Daley
Abe Biondie
Dagwood
Cbs Dance Music
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
James Melton
Ed Wynn
Cbs LaGuardia
Jimmy Fpicher
Hollywood
Phil Spitaing
Girl Orch
Phil Baker
Cbs Theater Guild
Parky’s
Dhs
Lutheran Aid Group Sets Ambitious Insurance Goals
Lutherans in Wisconsin led by National Aid association president Alex O. Benz report strong growth with 2,851 branch offices nationwide and Canada, 277,750 certificate holders, and over 319 million dollars in force. The group discusses par-like standards and veteran benefits as part of a two day state convention in Appleton with several speakers and state officers named.
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Wisconsin
National Aid Association For Lutherans
Alex O. Benz
Appleton
Linker Hotel
Synodical Conference
Canda
Benz
Progressive Party
William C. Birk
Wausau
Birk
Ira Lecy
Herbert Benz
Home Office
Walter Rugland
Group ~T
L. F. Lite
la Crosse Trust Company
Fred Bammel
West Bend
Fred Schmitt
Sheboygan
N. G. Fadness
la Crosse
Popularity Contest Names College Singles At Teachers College
The college club hosted a Friday night dance with music by Gene Mendez where attendees voted for campus favorites. Jane Pettibone of Janesville was named most popular girl and Joe Sladky of Racine most popular boy.
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Teachers College
Gene Mendez
College Club
Jane Pettibone
Janesville
Joe Sladky
Racine
Norma Degen
Burlington
Gould Nicholls
Negaunee
Mich
Pat Yerly
la Crosse
Glenn McCulloch
Jim Seri
Car and truck collide at Ferry and Fourth streets
A collision between a car and a panel truck occurred at Ferry and Fourth streets early Saturday. The truck, driven by Leslie Burch of 201 Sumner Street, spun and stopped on the boulevard near the intersection as police investigated. no injuries reported.
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Ferry and
Fourth Streets
Leslie Burch
Sumner Street
Ferry Street
Dog Named Taxes Baffles City Hall Officials
A white bulldog escaped the dog catcher and hid in city hall. City workers raised funds to buy the dog a license and gave him the name Taxes.
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Alton
Ili
New Citizens St Ann's Birth Announcements
May 2 to Raymond and Anne Snyder 507 North Ninth Street a daughter Nancy Jane. May 3 to Vernon Pfaff Mindoro Wis a son Wayne Prederick. May 3 to Charles and Leila Parnsworth Lanesboro Minn a son. May 4 to Martin and Doris Bisping Dorchester Ia a daughter Greta Christine. May 4 to Donald and Mary Clark 1651 Rose Street a daughter. April 30 at Houston Minn Hospital a daughter to Alvin Hagen.
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St. Ann's
Charles Parnsworth
Lanesboro
Mins
Leila Benson
Greta Christine
Martin Bisping
Dorchester
Doris Muenke
Donald Clark
Rose Street
Mary Care
Nancy Jane
Raymond Snyder
North Ninth Street
Anne Lorraine Roberts
Wayne Prederick
Vernon Pfaff
Mindoro
Wis
Edne Knudson
Caledonia
Minn
Alevin Hagen
Houston
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Charles D. Brady
Blessed Sacrament
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George and Sill
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Bethel Busy Bees
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Walter A. Schumann
Roland Gurgel
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16Th Street
Richard Ave Y School
Mount Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church
T. J. Mueller
First Lutheran
Carl O. Pederson
Sill Street
Divine Page Pol
Gordon Selbows Luther League
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Westave
Division Street
Ivar M. Gjelsted
Elm Grove
Trinity Lutheran
Sill and Charles Streets
PeSenior
Black River Falls
English Lutheran Church
Sixteenth and Cass
Harold N. Stoffel
Main Dept. Spa
S. S
Luther
Church Council
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Sixth and
Division Streets
George Alvilden
Caledonia Street
Stephen J. Lambright
W. Ross Conner
West Avenue Methodist Church
Jackson
Orship
First Presbyterian
King Streets
A. J. Niebruegge
Westminster
Cargill House
North Presbyterian Church
L. C. Smith
Westminster _fellowship
French Island Presbyterian
YWCA
Christine McPherson
Christian Science Ladies
Michael O'Malley
Ralph Lane
Vic Flint
Uncle Ray’s
International Council of Religious Education
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Wm Southern, Jr
Pearl Street
Maytag Home
Liberty Street
John Georg
Spoaula
Happy
Mele
Bar
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Associated Press
Arenz Shoe CO
Lutheran Aid Group
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Dog
Voice of
the Hills
Siever Platelet
Grand Ole Opry
Duke of
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