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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
7
Blair Wisconsin city leaders back the Blair Music Needlecraft and Culture Club proposal to attach live potted plants to downtown utility poles. The park committee will coordinate with the club on the project as other city actions proceed.
James Echols, 19, died in the Texas State Prison electric chair at 12:10 a.m. for his part in the April 16 1962 incident involving a Houston white woman. Four other Black youths were convicted. one was executed and the others serve terms.
Sidney E. Pavek 67 of Cedar Rapids Iowa formerly La Crosse Wisconsin died May 6. Survived by widow Patricia Welsch sister Helen Schneyer brother George and daughter. Services Friday in Cedar Rapids. Paul J. Miller 67 Hokah Minnesota died May 6. Survived by widow Josephine daughters Helen Schnedecker and Mary Ann Happle brothers Joseph John William Alois sisters Rose Davy Nettie Ross. Services Saturday in Hokah. Richard B. Deichelbohrer 53 Holmen Wisconsin died May 6 en route to hospital. Survived by wife Hazel two sons Paul and David three brothers and six sisters. Services Friday Schumacher Funeral Home and St Patrick Church Onalaska. Burial La Crosse Catholic Cemetery. Celebration details and rosaries noted.
Josephine Campbell 93 of 410 N 13th St died at home on Thursday. The former resident of La Crescent Minnesota is survived by nieces and nephews.
Police say a strong gust of wind blew 70 year old Paul Snyder from a street corner into traffic where he was struck by a passing car. The injury is described as critical.
Forrest M Adams 60 retired farmer and Clayton Town treasurer died May 6 in Soldiers Grove after a long illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at the Reorganized Church near Soldiers Grove with burial in the church cemetery. Adam Jaromin 75 lifelong City Point area farmer and cranberry businessman died May 6. Funeral 9:15 a.m. Friday at Langlois Galston and 10 a.m. at Murders Chapel Spalding with burial. Tena Hegy 82 of Galesville died May 6 in Whitehall hospital. Burial at Pine Cliff Cemetery after services at Smith Mortuary. Anna Tollefson 87 of Mt Sterling died May 6 at daughter’s home in La Crosse. Services 2 p.m. Saturday at Utica Lutheran Church with burial.
Oklahoma voters rejected the right to work amendment. With most precincts counted the tally stood 344,890 in favor and 370,524 against. Opponents hailed the result while supporters floated a possible recount. The measure would have banned compulsory union membership.
DRESBACH Minn The WSCS of the local Methodist Church will sponsor a chicken pot pie luncheon and bake sale at the church Saturday May 9 serving to begin at 12 15 p m
Whitehall reports the annual bake sale sponsored by St John's Altar Society at the Farmers' Store on Saturday May 9 starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds aid parish activities and community programs.
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