Gateway Foods Inc Retains Legacy In Name Change
Gateway Grocery Co. reshapes its identity to Gateway Foods Inc as it expands from packaged foods to fresh and smoked meats frozen foods cheeses and dairy. The firm founded in 1922 in La Crosse moved operations to a 1.7 million cubic foot distribution center in Gateway Industrial Park in January 1965. President D B Reinhart announced the change noting broader distribution and services for IGA member stores.
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Gateway Grocery Co
Tri-State
Gateway Foods, Inc
D. B. Reinhart
Reinhart
la Crosse
S. Front St
Gateway
IGA
Gateway Industrial Park
Youth duo ordered presentence investigation in cathedral vandalism case
Two 20 year olds Raymond Carlson of Fairchild and Van Adams of Osseo pleaded guilty to car theft and vandalism at St. Joseph Cathedral. Judge Leonard Roraff ordered presentence reports with sentencing set for May 31 or sooner if reports are ready. Bond set at $500 each. they were jailed after failing to post. Carlson’s ID led police to the suspects. They claimed they entered to sleep, but damage to a processional cross missal cup and vigil light totaled $500 to $1,000 with rhinestones cracked.
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St. Joseph Cathedral
Raymond G. Carlson
R.1
Leonard F. Roraff
Carlson
Erickson
Adams
La Crosse Tribune Publisher and Staff Masthead
The La Crosse Tribune lists T Burgess as publisher and Sanford Goltz as editor. The paper operates from the La Crosse building at Fourth and Cass Streets Wisconsin 54601 and follows Lee Enterprises and Associated Press affiliations.
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la Crosse Tribune
Vy. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wis
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Mother's Flights Sunday At 3 P M
La Crosse Flyers Association sponsors the 1966 Mother's Day Flight Party offering free air trips over the Coulee Region. Ten four passenger planes fly for area mothers with registration from 2 to 3 p m Sunday at Viking Aviation, Municipal Airport. Flights start after 3 p m and gifts go to oldest and youngest registered flyers.
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la Crosse
Permit Issued For 15-Unit Apartment Building
Jess Ondell of 413 S. 20th St. received a building permit for a 15 unit, 98000 dollar apartment at 402 N. 8th St. The March denial due to insufficient parking was resolved after adding 18 spaces to meet city zoning requirements, according to the inspector.
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Jess Ondell
S. 20Th St
N. 8Th St
Ondell
La Crosse Tribune May 1966 Delivery Note
A La Crosse Tribune entry notes delivery on May 9 following a May 7 Saturday issue. The brief item logs routine newspaper distribution details without additional context or events.
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la Crosse Tribune
RFD
Marine Injured After Convertible Plunges Into Tree
A young Marine escaped with minor injuries when his convertible ran off Council Bay Road in Holland Town. Stephen J. Brady, 20, Camp Pendleton, Calif., was taken to a Galesville doctor for cuts and bruises after the crash as La Crosse County traffic police reported Brady lost control on a curve and the car was crushed under a fallen tree.
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Council Bay Road
Holland
la Crosse County
Stephen J. Brady
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Galesville
Brady
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