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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1950
Page
9
A NEA Service overview explains ulcers reflect multiple factors including diet and nervous strain. Treatments aim to reduce stomach acid and protect the ulcer, with bed rest and reduced stress key. Cutting the vagus nerve is noted but only when favorable. Smoking worsens acid production. questions answered weekly by Dr. Jordan.
Birth notices list multiple newborns with dates May 5 to May 8. Families named include Nyhus Berland in Green Bay Street. Clayton Hoff in King Street. Adrian Julsrud in Houston Minnesota and Dallas Texas. Robert Gunther formerly of La Crosse. Jeffrey Cornel Miller in La Crosse R.1. Kathleen Olive Jeffers in Mindoro Wis R.1. Clarence Strittmater Bangor Wis R.1. Leo Hengestenberg Los Almos New Mexico. Dates and locations provided with parent names and sometimes nearby relatives.
A colorful salad combines cabbage and apples with fresh or canned peaches. Leave the red-skinned apple slices on top for a bright garnish and serve as a pretty, kid friendly dish fit for parties.
Women members of the La Crosse Country Club open their social and golf season with a brunch on Saturday May 13 at 11. Reservations close Thursday at noon. Mrs M W Miller and the social committee are in charge.
Roth's Flor-Mart advertises carpeting and rug padding at 1217 Weston with phone 2 2175. Lund's Flowers opposite the Cathedral promotes flowers for messages. John Schneider Co. first in Broadloom carpeting at 415 South Third, dial 4 1761. The Fireside will be closed on Tuesday this week. Alcoholics Anonymous Post Office Box 682.
A simple self service salad idea for children uses fresh or canned pear halves filled with a mix of finely grated carrot and grated American cheese moistened with French dressing. Serve on iceberg lettuce cups and let kids transfer portions to their plates.
A practical guide explains how to treat butter stains using warm water and soap. It notes that gentle blotting helps lift the grease and suggests rinsing and repeating as needed for clean fabrics.
Campbell library club marks its 50th anniversary with May gathering at Mrs. Freda Hawkins home. Officers appointed for the celebration include Mrs. Hawkins and four fellow members. A July picnic at Onalaska park was arranged alongside a yearlong program featuring crafts and demonstrations in pottery weaving leather making and related arts.
The 22nd Wisconsin League of Women Voters state convention meets in Oshkosh May 23 and 24 with local delegates selecting next year’s action program and biennial officers. Three experts Wayne Hood Jerome Fox and John Wyngaard speak on Parties Politics and People at a public dinner May 23.
Two slices of fresh tomato with cottage cheese filling served on iceberg lettuce and topped with mayonnaise. A kid friendly sandwich that can be varied with chicken tuna or egg salad and cut into bite sized squares for easy eating.
A discussion notes that light or coffee cream typically carries 18 to 20 percent fat while heavy cream usually ranges from 36 to 40 percent fat. The explanation clarifies standard dairy fat content labels and expectations.
Delora Arlene Adams of Long Beach California and Emmett Henry Weber of Viroqua Wisconsin were married April 27 at the Church of Christ with Rev R E Williams officiating. The couple, both in their families, plans a California trip and will reside in Viroqua.
Dr. Gerald Cahalan of Palo Alto the son of Mrs. Dan iel E. Cahalan of Waukon will marry Eleanor Donahue of Palo Alto at Carmel Mission on May 27. He is a dentist practicing in Palo Alto after Iowa and Cal State education. Donahue is a Convent of the Sacred Heart and San Jose State graduate with arts training and is descended from Don Estan isla Cordero.
Brandt Hall in Decorah will be formally dedicated May 14 as a four story red brick dormitory named for Mrs Diderikke Brandt. The program features Luther College women's groups, musical selections, addresses by Frida Nilson and Dr Walter Brandt, and a rite of dedication led by Bishop W T Jordahl. Open house and reception will follow in Brandt hall.
The Twentieth Century club closed its year with a May 2 breakfast at the Cargill home. O. O. White of the Teachers College read poetry selections. Music featured a double vocal trio with Mmes. Klund Bibby Larking Jackson Andrews and Burgess, with Mrs. Rosetta Wollan as accompanist. New members welcomed included Mmes. Rozelle Callaway Murray Burgess and Wendt.
Fourteen members of the Mac Dowell Junior Music club led by Mrs. John A. Jacobsen attended the junior division meeting of the national and state federation of music clubs in Tomah. Other sessions are planned in Milwaukee Wausau and Whitewater with members Clarice Bautch Dorothy Birkeland Margaret Birkeland Kay Berdan Camille Gilbertson Shirley Herberg Verda Kay Strand Carolyn Mattson Joan Rae Rasmuson and brothers William James Brennam Thomas Haug.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Eid and daughter Shirley of La Crosse spend a few days with her grandparents in Whitehall before moving to Arizona for a year or more to address their daughter’s health. They were guests at the Sverre Aasen home where Eid’s siblings and sisters gathered, with two sisters unable to attend. They also visited Eid’s mother Mrs Ole Eid in Merrillan and his sister Mrs Alice Skoyen in Osseo.
If houseplants are infected with mealy bugs, pick them off with a cotton-tipped matchstick or toothpick dipped in alcohol or toilet water.
A television program Stop the Music requires a cast of 138 people to be staged. The figure reflects the scale of production and casting needs for the show’s broadcast.
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