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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
4
4-H Leaders Fight Harper Bill For Legal Betting
Madison Wis UP The Harper bill to license horse racing and legalize part mutual betting drew opposition Wednesday from 4 H club officials at a joint legislative finance committee hearing. Club leaders argued the measure backed by the Wisconsin Association of County Fairs would endanger morals of youths at expositions. Assemblyman Hugh A Harper said it would help 4 H clubs by providing more prize money and noted local option protection. Commissioner Charles L Hill argued against the measure citing Rhode Island relief cases and negative impacts on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Harper
Lcense
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Association of County Fairs
Hugh A. Harper
Charles L. Hill
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Rhode Island
Three La Crosse Men Taken To Eau Claire
Three La Crosse men arrested on larceny charges were taken to Eau Claire Wednesday. The last detainee, Deile Danalrd, 28, of Copeland Avenue, was arrested by local police. Arthur Ellis, 24, and Arthur Lasune, 26, of Cass Street had already been detained before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Eau Clare
Deile Danalrd
Copeland Avenue
Arthur Ellis
Arthur Lasune
Noth
Cass Street
Lord Was
4 H Clubs In Drama Contest In Galesville Wis
Three 4-H clubs will stage a drama contest in Galesville on Tuesday May 14 at 8 p m The winner advances to the state contest in Madison The Marinake Badgers present Spirita and Spooks with six actors The Tri School workers present The Valiant with five actors The Grant Decora club presents The Patchwork Quill with seven cast members Directors are Miss Linda Duff and John Spittler and the cast includes Rolland Duff Jay Spittler William Gibson Ethel Gibson Carol Bell Vivienne Broom Irene Emerson Bernadine Emerson Alice Brown Russell Koon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesville
Wis
City Wall
Madana
Marinake Badgers
Hazel Therenas
Donald Hardie
William Emmons
Gilbert Vier
Merlin Sacia
Cleon2 Deeren
Gerald Sacta
Ralph Emmann
Tri-School Workers
West Praire
Centerville
Maplewood
The
Valiant
Linda Duff
John Spittler
Rolland Duff
Jay Spittler
William Gibson
Ethel Gibson
Carol Bell
Aquinas High Plans 7th Annual Gym Exhibit Tonight
Aquinas High School presents its seventh annual gym exhibit this evening at the auditorium. Parents and friends of students are invited to attend the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquinas
Aquinas High School
Births and marriage license notice from Daily Records
Lutheran: May 8, daughter to Mr. and Mrs Christ Walbus Spring Grove. Marriage license George L Perks Sparta and Alvena Sylvia Jones Lia Crosse to be married May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Walbus
Spring Grove
George L. Perks
Sparta
Alvena Sylvia Jones
Lia Crosse
Dinner at Mrs Swennes home and Tulip Time visit
A six o clock dinner at 1501 Kane street honored Mr and Mrs Burdette Andrus and family and Frank Bothuis Sr of Holland Michigan with many Swennes and local guests. Afterward the group motored to Winona for a fish fry and Mrs Andreas former Lillian Swennes joined to visit La Crosse and travel to Michigan for Tulip Time. A prenuptial shower for Miss Evelyn Walchak was held at 10 South Twenty first street with prizes awarded to Florence Walchak and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clellan Swennes
Kane Street
Burdette Andrus
Vivien
Frank Bothuis, Sr
Holland, Mich
Olaf Swennes
Agny Olson
Marvin
Arvid
Merle
Agny Cleo
Myron Swennes
Adolph Swennes
Robert
al Stanke
Henry May
Myrtle Swennes
Winona
Andreas
Lillian Swennes
la Crosse
Rudolph Hansén
John Weilend
Evelyn Walchak
Twenty-first — Street
Banco
Florence Walchak
Mmes
Emanuel Brinkman
Richard Becker
Joseph Tumaniec
William Spildie
Ernest Braberg
Percy Phillips
Thomas Walchak
William Lehrke
Michael Kampa
Clarence Kampa
Walter Bahr
Parrest McGregor
George Gehrig
William Moss
Martin Walchsak
Dorothea Schnick
Helen
Virginia
Catherine Walchak
Phyllis Hanson
Georgina Weiland
Wayne Hanson
Wisconsin Women to Honor Guest at District Banquet
Mrs. Margaret V. Fragstein of Me nomonie Falls Wisconsin will be honored guest at a banquet in Congressional Community hall Saturday evening in connection with the district democratic convention. Democratic women of the third district meet Saturday at 2 PM in council chamber prior to the general meeting. Mrs. Arthur Dana of Fond du Lac, Federal Housing Education staff member, will join as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret V. Fragstein
Menomonie Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Woman's Division
State Central Committee
Congregational Community Hall
Third District
Council Chamber
Arthur Dana
Fond du Lac
Federal Housing Educcation Staff
Fragstein
St Joseph P T A Closing Year Program at Cathedral
St Joseph Cathedral hosts the last P T A meeting of the school year after benediction with Dr M A McGarty as speaker The program features piano solos by Florence Skemp Marion Hall and Betty Skemp a seventh grade girls group under Sister Theonilla including Mary Jane Baldwin Ellen Mae Brown and others plus a matching contest A social hour follows and a note hints aluminum used increasingly in auto engines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Cathedral
M. Zitana
McGarty
Prairie du Chien VFW Post Events and Club Activities
Prairie du Chien invites VFW Post 1530 and its auxiliary to a May 12 celebration with guests Les Meyers and Loretta Larson. Card party canceled at Wilson Colwell Relief Corps No 9 due to Commander John Bigley’s death. St Peters Church hosts a chicken dinner Sunday. Helen Withrow Junior Club 4 meets Saturday to prep for Memorial Day march. Various church and club meetings planned for Friday including American creed recitation and sewing for Catholic Benevolent Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie du Chien
Les Meyers
Loretta Larson
Wilson Colwell Relief Corps No. 9
Court House
John Bigley
St. Peters
Helen Withrow
Woman's Relief Corps
Grace E. Anderson
Bethel
Clarence Johnson
Taberty Street
West Avenue
M. E. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
C. F. Bennett
State Road
Trinity Lutheran Men’s League
Ee Ladies
Catholic Women's League
Loreto Club
Catholic Benevolent Society
Campbell Library Club Scraps for Press Contest at Tomah
Campbell Library club submits its scrapbook to the press and publicity contest at the third district federation of women's clubs convention in Tomah on May 16 and 17. The winning district scrapbook advances to the Milwaukee state convention in the fall. Mrs. Howard Hauser presides, with Mrs. W. J. Dawson as scrapbook chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Library Club
Third District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tomah
Milwaukee
Howard Hauser
W. J. Dawson
Students Will Present Play Professor Play at Central High
Central high school schedules a Friday evening radio skit titled Play Professor Play featuring a mix of glee club and band numbers. The program includes trombone solos by Sam Ralph Hottman and arrangements from Victor Herbert Favorites. Proceeds fund new band uniforms and May 24 concert expenses. Severe dust storms in the west are blamed on last summer drought by federal experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Black Ball
Sam
Ralph Hottman
Germany
Glee Club
Sis
Fillmore
von Suppe
Victor Herbert
Matanuska Valley Prepares For U S Emigrants
Palmer Alaska area buzzed as CCC workers set up a temporary city of tents to house 67 Wisconsin families and 67 Minnesota colonists under a new FERA project. Snow capped mountains surround the valley while tractors haul materials from freight cars to the site for readying homes within a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Alaska
Matanuska
Wisconsin
CCC
Minnesota
FERA
Women Inspectors Questioned By Health Department
Health officials report calls about women inspecting local restaurants saying they want to learn sanitation and sterilization practices. A. M. Murphy denies any department hiring of women inspectors and warns that no agreement exists. Owners should demand badges or notify the department when inspectors are present. The women wear nurses’ uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
A. M. Murphy
Board of Health
Magazine salesman quarrels over sale near South Fourth street
Police received a report that a magazine salesman grew angry and voiced his opinions after being refused a sale to a woman in the 1200 block on South Fourth Street. The woman, unnamed, described the man as heavy set and middle aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fourth Street
Puent
la Crosse Street
la Crosse Floral Co
Peshak's
Kienzhs
Green Acres
Yehle
Greeny House
George
Teachers College
Maude Ruplin
Klad-Ezce
Wlosheims
Satzer's
Fifth Avenue North
Hamilton Beach
Fred E. Richards
Logan
Cassidy
la Crosse
Martin Foley Foley
Tower
Minn
Buhl
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Harper Bill
Eau Claire
Prarl ST
A. N. Hammel
Jackson Streets
Hoeschlers
Eeyse
Rocky Mountain
Yar
Putman
Carter's
Mrs. Stovers
Bunte
Washington
Allen's
Fifth Avenue
Swennes
Bel
Ferner
Hirshman
Wight
Salem Markos & Sons
Pearl ST
St. Joseph P.T.A
V.F.W. Post
Majestic Theater
Kienahs Flowers
pagRteun
Matanuska Valley
U. S
Arenz Shoe Co
Sero
Nash
Nasu
Nash Engineering
Victoria
Authessedor
LaFayette
Ash
OHN L. Hofweber
Front Street
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