Society, Clubs and News on Women's Exhibits and Events
Readable excerpts describe planning for antique exhibit at Farst Methodist church with committee members overseeing old china and event publicity. The note lists numerous attendees, hostesses, and guests involved in society activities, teas, receptions, and bridge sessions across local clubs and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farst
C. Mines
A. J. Ebertart
W. A. Lackman
A. D. Gordon
Quills
Afteame Baring
A.C. Bangsberg
C. J. Weir
A. J. Filschen
Gach Palsly
Anvil
Wodaques Baer
Boeglab
Ataris
Min Raboul Gray
Jehu Sihrepe
Fragmentary Crime Notice From Unable Source
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a demand for a dog and cat killer and hints at retribution. The readable lines reference an unnamed syndicate and a threat of pain for pest removal. No clear event, date, or responsible party can be confirmed.
Alumni Expected For Recital At La Crosse State Teachers
Alumni from La Crosse State Teachers College are expected in the city Saturday for the spring dance recital of Orchesis. Replies received include Edith Hoover Tomsh Jane Kleist Freda Witak Freda Stockland Hazel Hanks Iberia Marquardt Virginia Lai Ruth Van Akkern Green Bay and more former students with many parents joining from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oluaini
la Crosse
Prepare City Parks For Summer Season
Department crews mowed lawns along the riverbank and at Myrick and Copeland parks on Wednesday. They also repaired ball fields at Copeland Park and Roosevelt School, including the baseball diamond, as Sunwear season approaches.
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Myrick
Copeland Park
Roosevelt School Field
Copeland
Aquinas Logan High Students Win Essay Prizes
Winners announced after sixtee n essays were judged with no rule violations found. Aquinas winner Betty Weeker and Logan High winner Phyllis Arenz led a list of entrants from multiple schools. Prizes of 2 dollars 1 dollar and 1 dollar were awarded by Wilson Colwell Relief Corps officials Emma Skogan and Gerace E Anderson as ceremonies highlighted public welfare work.
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Wilson Colwell Melief Corps
Kirsh Onnr Yoni
Betty Weeker
Caledama Street
Aquinas
Nancy Joanne Thomney
Phyllis Arenz
Caledonia Siret
Logan High
Fern
Schinois
Nancy Jeanne Toomey
Mary Anne Paul
Georgia Korish
Rickata Crowley
Login
Dorothy Hoel
Isabelle Fischer
Roger Spratt
Jie
Emma Skogan
Gerace E. Anderson
Miiel Corps
G O Stoffer Speaks At Garden Club Meeting
G O Stoffer spoke at Central High School on garden planning and a five year plan emphasizing front yard design and color variety. He showed Bard en planning visuals and urged trees and shrubs first with continuous bloom succession. Mrs Bw Yerly recalled her trip to the national garden club convention in Los Angeles and praised club cooperation.
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Stoffer
Garden Club
Central High School
Barden
Yerly
National Garden Club
Los Angeles
Arden
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Salt Lake City
Fire and transfer notices in La Crosse area
May 8 birthday announcement for a son of Mr and Mrs Bets hard Wood in Galesville. Transfers show Joseph C Justin and Minne Juc Win to Bernard WV Bishop and Eva Bishop for property at Fourteenth and Barlow. Fire call May 7 1:37 am a false alarm at 227 Main street. May 8 correction: shed fire at 1415 Jackson street was on the property of Andrew Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birtus
Main Street
Jackson Street
Andrew Nelson
la Crosse Floral Co
J. B
Newbury
Barton Moyer
Hubert
Eau Claire
Attendance Rise Reported At English Lutheran Synod Meet
Milwaukee delegates heard R. H. Gerberding, president of the English Lutheran Synod of the Northwest, report that church attendance has increased in the past year during the synod’s annual convention opening session.
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Milwaukee
R. H. Gerberding
Far- 80
N. D
English Lutheran Synod of the Northwest
Tupid
Local Sales and Community Notices Highlight May Promotions
Gambles Stores announce a May trade-in sale with old items exchanged for new merchandise. Green Acres offers nursery stock and perennials at Gamble Locations while St. Peter's Lutheran hosts a chicken dinner next Sunday. Sale items include tires, batteries, lawn mowers, and garden supplies with multiple local businesses advertising services and events.
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Muller
Gamble
Kienahs
Green Acres
Iollege
SL. Peter's
Middle Ridge
D. C. Verbach
Green Bay
Salave's
Blackstone
Blackstone Electric
First Presbyterian Church
Pettibone Park
Cargill
Hamilton
Fred E. Richards
Logan
Yehle
George
Gamble’s
Eagles
Beaver Dam
Labor Leimple
Arain
Gambloes
Taylor Lumber Company
2Nd
Cameron Ave
W. IF
Pine Street
Tribune
Cosling
Sequoia
Louis Jefferies
Fond ‘du Lac
Logan A Cappella Choir at Music Week Program
Twentieth Century club hosts a Logan High School a cappella choir directed by Harold Youngberg. Forty fives singers perform Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones and other pieces, backed by La Crosse State Teachers College quartet and soloists. Mrs. Snodgrass chairs the music committee. scrap book entries advance to district and state conventions.
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Twentieth Century Club
WE Awc
Cargill
Logan High School
Harold Youngberg
Fve
Jean Lindsay
Gretchen Kinder
Adeline Johnson
Muriel Baker
Dorothy Roth
Eileen Colgan
Beverly Weber
Frances Goethe
Billy Bills
Carol Blanchard
Evefen Indeberg
Elizabeth Betsinger
Iva Palmer
Ruth Robertson
Jane Hendrickson
Helenaine Mae Runice
Ruth Brinkman
Olive Green
Adeline Msna
Lillian Schilling
Shirley Kling
Genevieve Brown
Marian Taylor
Robert Muenster
Bowman Walden
Walden
Kreisler
Two Grenadiers
Schumann
Thomas Annett
Eileen Hansen
Meyerbeer
Goodwin
Love Life
Mana Zucca
Kenneth Jenks
F. A. Douglas
Benne W. Meeyer
Indians Ask Again For Quilt Blocks
Indian girls and women of Hunters Bridge request quilt blocks again after prior use. Those with blocks should bring them to Mrs. Etta Christy of Onalaska or to the La Crosse Tribune's woman page editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunters Bridge
Etta Christy
Onalaska
la Crosse Tribune
Woman's Page
CCC Camp Planned In U W Arboretum Madison
A government official said a Civilian Conservation Corps camp would be established in the University arboretum at Madison as a recreation and conservation project. It would enroll about 200 men and likely begin in June under the president's emergency conservation program. Representative South said the project is a fine undertaking and the transient camp issue remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Civilian Conservation Corps
University Arboretum At Madison
Southof J. Madison
Arboretum
Logan High School hosts annual spring coffee exhibit
The Logan high school Parent-Teacher Association plans its annual spring coffee exhibit on Monday May 13 in three serving rooms with about 3 000 attendees last year Funds support music department activities The event features the Logan band orchestra cape la choir and gymnastic demonstrations led by E M Crider and jKcturah Antrim Athletic directors Harold Youngberg and others organize activities Melvin Lokken and Principal TD E Field oversee entertainment and logistics
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Logan
William Ferries
L. J. Sagan
H. J. Scholberg
Walter Shepard
B. Woll
Melvin Lokken
Association
TD. E. Field
Music and Physical Education Department
Harold Youngberg
Capela
Automobile Damaged At Bridge Approach
C J Sherwin of the federal Airways radio station reported a minor accident near the Mississippi river bridge west approach at 3 55 p m A Minnesota truck backed into his car damaging the radiator and left headlight The driver said the starter button stuck and insured to cover the damage The Minnesota license was X21 857
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C.J. Sherwin
Federal Airways
Minnesota
Mississippi River Bridge
Sherwin
Radio Corp Plans Tests of High Definition TV
David Sarnoff, president of RCA, announced immediate construction of facilities for comprehensive field tests of high definition television in the United States. The tests are seen as a preliminary step toward broadcast transmission of sight via space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Highway Officers At Madison Hearing
County highway commissioner Frank J. Davy and Supervisors A R Lewis and Fred Goddard left Tuesday for Madison to attend hearings on highway legislation. They were expected to return to La Crosse Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Davy
A R. Lewis
Fred Goddard
Cormi Ton
Madison
la Crosse
Moth-Proof Bag With Winter Cleaning Service
La Crosse Laundry and Dry Cleaning offers moth proof bags with every winter garment cleaning. Clean your coats jackets or other winter wear and receive them in a moth proof bag as insurance against moths. Phone 138.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
New Fruit Juicer Stands Out In Local Store Display
A local shop features a new fruit juicer on a stand with a one hand lever to ease processing. A two spout measuring cup accompanies the unit, plus a roller with handle rolled as a pie abrader and a tee crusher for hot weather. Also shown are wooden butter molds, tin cookie cutters, card figures, and a glass baking set with various platters and dishes.
Policeman Opposes State Crime Bureau
Inspector John Bauschek of the Milwaukee police depar tment told the assembly judiciary committee that a proposed state bureau of criminal apprehension would create chaotic conditions. He warned it would undermine local discipline and place hardships on local police departments.
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Madison
Wis
John Bauschek
Milwaukee Police Department
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Bauschek
J. G. Laubenheimer
State Board of Centrol
J. H. Mathews
University of Wisconsin
Fred M. Wilcox
Wisconsin Conference of Social Workers
Red Mound Notes Local Weddings and Social Snippets
Specially Miss Erna Smith and Justin Grimm married in Waukon Iowa on Wednesday. Mrs Leona Rust assists with household duties and Beatrice Sheldon works at E H Witcraft’s. Nick Gena and Gerald Bohland took eighth grade exams at De Soto Saturday. Mrs L O Cole injured her right arm in a barn accident Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Vopalensky and Nettie Marie visited Bass Town relatives. H A Tenney and H J Missel hosted Sunday gatherings.
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Red Mound
Wis
Erna Smith
Clinton Smith
Justin Grimm
West Prairie
Waukon
Iowa
Leona Rust
Walter Hoff
Beatrice Sheldon
E. H. Witcraft
Nick Gena
Gerald Bohland
de Soto
L. O. Cole
John Vopalensky
Nettie Marie
Basstown
H. A. Tenney
H. J. Missel
Harald Seymour
Nazis Bar Jewish Lawyers From Berlin Bar
Reichsminister Frank says Jewish attorneys with war service left eligible will be expelled. He vows to pursue liberation of the German people from "alien bodies" to create true German justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
93rd Birthday Celebrated for Alexander Parsons in Bangor
Alexander Parsons of Bangor Wisconsin aged 93 celebrated his birthday Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Preston in Bangor. Attending were two elderly comrades from West Salem and Bangor. Parsons, a Civil War veteran, was born in New York and lived across Wisconsin and New York before returning to Wisconsin. He has led an active life with travels to Florida Texas and California.
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Bangor
Wis
Alexander Parsons
W. H. Preston
Parsons
William E. Jones
West Salem
Enos Streeton
Baptist Church
Mr. Parsons
Schohharié County
New York
Chancellor
Benjamin Franklin
Forest Lee
Durand
Mich
Wisconsin
Florida
Texas
California
New York State
McGuffey Readers Urged as Antidote for Low Mood in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin legislator Senator John E Cashman urged returning McGuffey's Readers to classrooms to boost patriotism and curb economic decline. He argued the books taught moral lessons and love of country, criticizing current texts for over criticism and not enough patriotism. He cited examples like the Dionne quints and called for policy moves including debt payment, reduced liquor taxes, and tariff equalization to aid farmers.
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Madison
Wis
McGuffey
Clas
Wisconsin
John E. Cashman
Denmark
Legislative Committee
Cashman
Britain
Pleads Not Guilty To Theft Of Auto
Harold Chamberlin, 19, residing at Barre Mills and 424 Loomis Street, pleaded not guilty to larceny of an automobile in county court before Judge Ray Wohlstrom. A hearing is set for May 15 before Judge Ahlstrom at 2:30 p.m. with $2,000 bonds unchanged. Chamberlin was remanded to Sheriff Woll. The charge concerns the Modern Laundry car reported missing March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Chamberlin
Barre Mills
Loomis Street
Ray Wohlstrom
Ahlstrom
Chamberlin
Orville B. Woll
Modern Laundry Company
Vehicle Involved In Northwestern Railroad Collision
A vehicle was involved in a collision on a county highway with the Northwestern railroad line after several nights, according to local reports. Police reported the incident near the railroad crossing with limited details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Railroad
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G. O. Stoffer
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Kentucky
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Majestic Theater
Twentieth Century Club Music Week
U. W. Arboretum
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Instant Tire
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Arkansas Klondykes
St. John's Reformed Ladies Society
Iostesses
Emil Hausser
George Kienholz
Lincoln Mathers Club
Sons of Union
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M. E. Ladies Aid Society
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Edward Olson
Barrenett
Monies
Otto Hussa
Sophia Roberts
George Foster
Mary Jane Bowen
Eastern Star
Winfield Christopherson
Atineneapolis
Westinghouse
Clark-Bracken Inc
Vanity Beauty Shop
Artcraeft Hose
ELD
Harry & Hummel
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Halt
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