Professors Attend Wisconsin AAPT Meeting at Carroll College
C E Dahler and V B Rasmussen represented State Teachers College at a Wisconsin chapter AAPT meeting held at Carroll College. About 35 college and university physics professors attended. V P Batha of Carroll was elected president, Joseph Dillinger of the University of Wisconsin vice president, Monica E Bainter of Stevens Point State Teachers College secretary treasurer. J G Winans of Wisconsin presented a paper on magnetic pole strength as A E Whitford discussed vari- ous topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
C. E. Dahler
V. B. Rasmussen
Wisconsin
American Association of Physics Teachers
Carroll College
V. P. Batha
Carroll
Joseph Dillinger
University of Wisconsin
Monica E. Bainter
Stevens Point State Teachers College
J. G. Winans
A. E. Whitford
Physicists at Beloit College Convention Report Earth Age
Whitford cited methods placing earth age near three billion years. Batha described Carroll physics program with ongoing research. Presenters included J. Bradford, R. Palmer from Beloit, Ralph Beter, Frank Karioris from Marquette, W. P. Clark of Eau Claire State Teachers, and W. P. Gilbert of Lawrence. The group toured Waukesha Motor Works and Wern farms.
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Ous
Whitford
Batha
Carroll
J. Bradford
R. Palmer
Beloit College
Ralph Beter
Frank Karioris
Marquette
W. P. Clark
Eau Claire State Teachers College
W. P. Gilbert
Lawrence College
Waukesha Motor Works
Wern Farms
Weather Summary for Minnesota Iowa and Great Lakes Region
A storm center moving from southern Colorado into the central Mississippi valley brings widespread precipitation. Rain and thunderstorms, heavy in parts of eastern Iowa and southwestern Wisconsin, with snow in the Dakotas and western Nebraska. Strong winds gusting up to 40 mph, drifting snow, and cool to cold air follows, with some regions near Lake Michigan remaining cooler tonight.
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Lake Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakota
C.P
T.W
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Neillsville
Galesville
la Crosse
W. Salem
Root
Houston
Hokah
Hastings
Guttenberg
St. Paul
Lake Pepin
No. 5
Root River
Nebraska
Colorado
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Plains
Great Lakes
Rockies
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Dakotas
Sir
Funeral services for Ellen Duhig in Elroy Wisconsin
Ellen Duhig 93 will be buried in St Patrick s cemetery after funeral mass at St Patrick s Catholic church Elroy officiated by Rev John Anibas. She lived in or near Elroy most of her life, moving to Mater Christi home Necedah a year and a half ago. A niece Mrs Marion Austin of Elroy is her only immediate survivor in the area.
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Elroy
Wis
Ellen Duhig
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
John * . Anibas
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Miss Duhig
Mater Christi
Necedah
Marion Austin
Two Local Obituaries Run in Midwest Notice
LANSING Ind Louis Ulmer 85 former Lansing resident died Thursday morning at a West Salem hospital after a stroke Born near Lansing May 5 1864 he farmed in youth left about 40 years ago Spent last 18 years with Mrs J E Palon La Crosse survivor a sister Mrs Jacob Weber La Crosse other siblings preceded him Funeral at Schnieder Funeral home Immaculate Conception Church burial Gethsemane cemetery Decorah Ia Joseph E Monson 64 funeral May 5 First Lutheran Church burial Lutheran Cemetery Born July 12 1885 in Frankville township son of Ole and Mrs Monson Never married Surviving sisters Mrs A R Lee and Mrs Melvin Monson Chicago
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Lansing
Louis Ulmer
West Salem
J. E. Palon
la Crosse
Jacob Weber
Susan
Sam
Schnieder Funeral Home
Immaculate Conception Church
Conrad Schallau
Gethsemane Cemetery
Decorah
Joseph E. Monson
First Lutheran
R. A. Ofstedal
Monson
A. R. Lee
Frankville Township
Ole Monson
Lee
Melvin Monson
Chicago
Sanford Norby Dies After Illness at Mabel Farm Home
Sanford Norby 38 died Wednesday at his farm near Mabel following a three year illness and a 10 day fatal illness. He is survived by his wife and two sons, his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Norby Mabel a brother Walter Mabel a sister Mrs Opal Peterson Choice Minn and a younger brother Joseph who was killed in World War I. Funeral loan will be held Saturday at 10 30 a m in
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Mabel
Minn
Sanford Norby
Joseph Norby
Walter
Opal Peterson
Choice
Joseph
Burial Set At Scheie Lutheran Church Cemetery
The Rev P C Hiller will officiate at the burial to follow services at Scheie Lutheran Church. Burial will take place in the church cemetery.
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Scheie Lutheran Church
P. C Hiller
Parker 84 Dies After Heart Attack In Galesville Home
Erving W. Parker 84 died Thursday evening at his Galesville dwelling after a heart attack. A former carriage stable operator, he was born January 25 1866 in Caledonia township and spent most of his life in or near Galesville. He grew tired after planting strawberries at his son's garden and collapsed. Funeral plans await contact with two daughters Elsie and Bertha currently abroad or visiting. Survivors include his wife Minnie Nelsestuen married March 26 1894, a son Herman of Galesville and one grandchild.
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Galesville
Wis
Erving W. Parker
Parker
Caledonia Township
Elsie
LeHavre
France
Ralph Canutson
Lawrence
Kan
Charles
Bertha) McNulty
Mankato
Minn
Canada
Minnie Nelsestuen
Herman
La Crosse Tribune details and subscription rates
A publisher and staff list for the La Crosse Tribune includes editors and department heads. Publication details note daily and Sunday distribution, contact line for missed papers, and home and mail subscription rates for local and zone regions with annual and short-term options.
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W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarty
Ed. Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
la Crosse
Carrier Bay
Girl Scouts Begin City Cookie Deliveries Saturday
Doorbells will ring in La Crosse as Girl Scouts start one of the largest cookie sales on record with over 11 000 boxes ordered by city troops. Stations run 8 am to 5 pm Saturday at Penny and Doerflinger stores for in person purchases and deliveries. Funds fund camping activities and troops must settle accounts before receiving checks.
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la Crosse
Penney and Doerflinger
Pedestrian deaths spike in winter within three hours after sunset
A study shows that 31 percent of pedestrian fatalities occur in the winter months and within three hours after sunset. The finding highlights increased danger during darker evening hours and suggests targeting lighting and visibility measures in colder seasons.
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Sunet
Notice of administration and probate in Wisconsin
Notice announces a term of La Crosse County Court on May 23 1950 to hear Gladys Leidel petition for administration of Gertrude Weigel deceased and proof of heirship. creditors must file by July 22 1950. A second notice states Walter G. Rose seeks probate of will and appointment of executor for Walter B. Rose deceased with filing by July 29 1950 and hearing August 1 1950.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Gertrude
Gertrude Boynton Weigel
la Crosse
Said
Court House
City of
R. V. IM
and . V. Ahlstro
Hale, Skemp
Walter G. Rose
Walter B. Rose
R. V. Ahlstrom
WM. J. Thompson
Rivoli Bldg
State OF
County of la Cisse
City of la Crosse
Ss. ‘Ue
Weston Street
Board of Public Works
L. Kramer
Win
Connor
Bangor High School Alterations Bid Notice 1950
Public bids due by May 26 1950 for general construction electrical plumbing and heating work on Bangor High School alterations and new agricultural shop and classroom building located on South Street Bangor Wisconsin. Plans are on file at Bangor High School and at Boyum Schubert Sorenson La Crosse Architects and at Milwaukee Minneapolis and St Paul Builders Exchanges. Deposit not refundable. bid bonds or certified checks required. Bonds or checks due with bids. Bangor Board of Education reserves right to accept or reject bids. May 2 1950.
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South Street
Bangor
Wisconsin
Bangor High School
Boyum, Schubert & Sorenson, Architects & Engineers
Hoeschler
la Crosse
Builders’ Exchanges
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Board of Education
Bangor Union Free High School
Authority of Board OF Education
John Bosshard
County of la Crosse
City of la Crosse
Board of Public Works
Ekramer
Te la Crosse Tribune and Leader Press
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Desatier
Caseeer
Princess Crackers
Biscutt
Grahams
Parkerhouse
Beatrice Cocke
Aine Beatrice Foods Co
Galicious Bossemede
Fleming, Lacy & Walker, Food Brokers
Sexton Bidg
Minneapolis, Minn
New Tribune
DIAL
Anderson Bros. Proprietors
Pearl ST
Joseph Monson
E. W. Parker
The
la Crosse Tribune
5Th Ave
Luscious
G-B Bakery
Federal Bakery CO
Strum
Shay
Schumacher
Funeral Home
Ray Advertising Service
Mimeograph
State Bank
Geasenkoos
Badger
Pearl
Continental Ofg. Co
South 2Nd
Tillman Bros
Modern Exterminator Co
Condit St
Sparta
Genoa
Stodard
E.L. Kloss
Jackson
la Crosse Woolen Mills & Mattress Co
George
Ray L. Revor
Tim Severson
Valentine
E Be Bonnier
Onalaska
Disl
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
C.O.D
Ada Klinkner
St. Mary’s Altar Society
East Court St
Viroqua
Wisconsin Dells
Lyndon Health Resort
Lyndon Station
Barron’s
Maid Rite
Caledonia
Lyle Huth
First St
Fond du Lac
Tribune
W. W. Young
Linker Hotel
P. O
Harvey
Maple Grove Tavern
State St
Loomis
Redfield
Dot
Sid Arnold
Rushford
St. James
Logan
Farnam
Cavalier
Hollywood Theater
Geneva
Barron's
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