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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
11
Mrs. Walter Golda of 903 South Eighth Street announces the engagement of her daughter Ann Louise to Ladd Golding, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Golding of 907 Jackson Street. The couple plans to wed on Saturday May 29.
Mrs. Georgia Snider of Monroe County rural schools retires after 22 years to teach as a missionary in Venezuela. At Jacksonville School she guided slow learners and bright students, later preparing for Christian day school instruction while joining the Mission Evangelist Alliance Board in South America.
Wash chicken and drain. Coat in seasoned flour then bake in melted butter at 425 degrees for 30 to 35 minutes turning once. Finish with paprika and serve with pan drippings over rice for two large servings.
A fashion tip advises wearing a fur stole correctly not draped like a towel. Practice in a mirror to discover a graceful method for usage and display.
La Crosse Toastmistress Club met Monday evening May 4 at New Villa with Mrs. Bernard Berger as topic mistress. Jean Solberg opened with an ice breaker Three Times, But Not Out. Three speakers followed Mrs. Arthur Dobbs as official toastmistress introduced them. Mrs. William Katz spoke on the humming bird and its 500 varieties. Mrs. Martin Scullin addressed spontaneous combustion not always spontaneous. Mrs. Clifford Hanson offered sidelights of the flood. Evaluators were Mrs. Charlotte Sherman Mrs. Richard Schoettger Hy Kaplan and Charles Leaf. Mrs. William Strauss timed. table topic respondent was Mrs. J. C. Morgan. Mrs. Schoettger reported on the Sheboygan Council meeting where Mrs. Ray Pfennig placed second in the speech contest.
Sparta Wisconsin Mrs Rudolph Ruud wife of the Bethany Lutheran Home La Crosse superintendent will discuss life in Hawaii at the annual mother daughter banquet at Trinity Lutheran Church on Tuesday May 11. Serving begins at 6 30 p m.
Tomah Wisconsin announces the high school Mardi Gras prom of May 15 with court couples Dick Holmes and Mary Draeger Robbie Muharek and Rosemary Schappe Roger Kruk and Nancy Blackwell Keith Schultz and JoAnne Benoit Dennis Lenz and Barbara Levi. Reed Hall serves as junior class president.
Amy L Karl married Carl Parr at St Mary's Catholic Church in Marshalltown Iowa on May 1 in a 10 o'clock ceremony. Rev H Walsh presided with attendants Amy L Karl and Carl Parr and ushers Albert Parr John Mills Lynn Holoch and Ken Messick. Organist Marilyn Stees provided music as the couple, who reside at 411 N 2nd Ave Marshalltown, begin married life with the bride the daughter of Raymond P Karl and the bridegroom son of Samuel O Parr and the late Mrs Parr.
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