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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1935

Page

4

Orchesis Program by La Crosse State Teachers College Dancers

A spring recital presented by Orcheals, the La Crosse State Teachers College dance group, features orig inal member created dances set to works by Waldteufel, Grieg, Grainger and Dett. Sponsored by the A A U W branch, the program includes both music and spoken poetry inspired pieces and a three part finale based on Li Po.

Orcheals la Crosse State Teachers College Auch Campovers Greig Waldteufel Frank Lafarge Dett Grain Jensen Infanta Maes Tife Li Po Peet Tang Dynaasy

Drive St Michael Pupils To Theater

A group from St Michael's Catholic school accompanied by Mr. Maurer Tom Tulley Dan Desmond Charles Morrissey and Jahon Du que and Mrs D aided transportation to the Rivoli for the Thursday afternoon showing of Sequoia.

Auln St. Michael's Catholic School Rivoli Mr. Maurer Tom Tulley Dan Desmond Charles Morrisseynard Keerigan Jahon Duque

Seventh District Nurses Banquet Names Re elected President

The Seventh District Nurses Association held its annual banquet at the Stoddard hotel with eighty eight guests. Mrs Brobert was re elected for two years as president alongside officers May Swan Myrie Olson Claire Brown Helen Vining Ella Ingwerson Hazel Lee and others. The event featured musical acts by local groups and humorous and poignant impersonations. Renowned nursing students from St Francis were present. Out of town guests included Miss Viola Johnson of Chicago and others from Whitehall Black River Falls and Winona.

Seventh District Nurses Association Brobert Stoddard Robert Goldstein Curls Ramsey Helene Hale Frances Lapham la Crosse Teachers College Isabella Weissenberger Catherine Dahimiak Grace Kiel Geneva Marking Mary Dempsey Belle Feinberg Eleanor Kinney Mabel Hinds Brobert Claire Brown Helen Vining Ella’ Ingwerson Hazel Lee Blanche Haugen Mary Handy Eve Stifter Flag Lillian Townsend Rose Jahimiak Mabel Rude Dorothy Smith Eda Lemingson Mae Swan Mathilda Gabel Ruby Bobb Myrtle Olson Grandview St. Francis School of Nursing Ruth Beaver Mary E. Davy Helen Fearing Dorothy Krueger Carola Larkin Agnes McCarthy Norma Michel Virginia Merwin Clara Nixon Marty Ryan Helen Webb Margaret Wurtzel Ida Waaler Catherine Anders Viola Johnson Chicago Gutheran Katherine Sylla Katherine Rice Whitehall Hazel Soehike Black River Falls Milton Vollenweider Winona Ames N. G. Anderson Eva Wolf Joy Adams Irene Barsness Mary Buck Ruth Brye Gunver Dunnum Effe Ellingson Catherine Franke Alice Fortney Ruth Fors~lund Leona Anna Schmallenberg Beulah Strand Harriet Storandt Inga Sorenson Helen Skemp Margaret Thompson Evelyn Tikal Margaret Wittenberg Sylvia Waltum Imma Zeratsky

Thursday Study Club Music Week Observance

Thursday Study Club and W P W C observed National Music Week with Mrs H Stahl hosting at 2130 King Street. Program included Gypsy Love Song Moonlight and Roses Glow Worm Scotch Pastorale A Brown Bird Singing At Nightfall Jeh Liche Dich O Schone Zeil Goetz Ah Sad Indeed My Heart with performers Mary Rohr Lil Man Katz Madeline Reckin Ruth Fate Melene Haie and F W Edwards accompanying.

W.P.W.C Madeline Reckin Wood Spring Elliott Metcalf Ruth Fate Melene ‘Haie Grieg Goetz Ieart Tschaikowsky F. W. Edwards Miss Haie

Rev Stump To Speak At League Rally At Trinity

In commemorating Mother's Day a Young People's Luther League Rally will be at Trinity Lutheran church Sunday evening. The Rev Joseph Stump will speak. Musical numbers by Harry Davidson Mrs Ed Syverson Susan Radde and Arline Wisland. Refreshments by Adeline Ruud and Jane Hendrickson. A voluntary collection will be received. Public invited.

Trinity Lutheran Church Joseph Stump Harry Davidson Ed Syverson Susan Radde Arline Wisland Adeline Ruud Jane Hendrickson

Class of 29 At St. Pauls Confirm

A class of twenty nine will be confirmed at St. Paul Lutheran church during Sunday morning services. The roster includes Gueille Cornetla Albrechlyan Deas Hlaine Alien Bernica Adolale Allen Beverly Lareaing Allan Mai Inn Wilgabeth Anderson and many others. The note adds to tell your clothes as soon as they are sprinkled to improve distribution of the water.

St. Paul Lutheran Church Gueille Cornetla Albrechlyan Deas Hlaine Alien Bernica Adolale Allen Beverly Lareaing Allan Mai Inn Wilgabeth Anderson Brrbn Doin Hierkuin Lorraine Fendriciaen Helen Irena Lives Yeraod Dorothy May Lunde Almyra Dennette Tahug Tritty Louise Marshall Adeline Jeanette Michauer Ruth Shirley Mooney Notarey Marjorie Hudend Gana Varriet Audrud Ilanbeth Tonklon Ruud Candice Annette Hlephansen Richard Jester Amania Marvey Ericktinker Tugone Arto Chucy Alt la Verne’ Krisinon Clayton Linyd Galverson Vincent Edward Jackson Alvin James Iverson James Wiliam Larson Toland Fred Nelson Myron Earl Stean Nouman Williams Stegen Kenneth Wilfred Thompson

Vocational G R S Entertain Mothers at YWCA Party

Vocational Junior and Senior Girl Reserves entertained their mothers and guests at the YWCA. A program featured piano duets, vocal and top numbers, women’s sextette, children's dancing, and banco. Prizes honored several mothers and guests. many attendees listed with names.

Bernice Schoenfeld Darashy Johnson Alice Hanson Gocal Ruth Ruby Helgerson Esther Muenkel John Sherman Ed Bebling John Bartel Ben Schoenfeldt P. M. Chase R. Hafner Debtora Butler Leonard Dixon Leite Slayton Misses C. Hartford June Kirchies Kathryn Matiak Warren Butler De~loris Dixon Janet Koelbel Mary Ann Weber Bernice Schoenfeldt Siinor Butler Georgina Haf

Exhibit Tea Patrons See Rich Array of 19th Century Treasures

A large crowd attended the First Methodist church parlors exhibit and tea on Thursday. Friends and members displayed treasured garments and antiques from the late 1800s and earlier, including graduation gowns, wedding dresses, lace, and hoop skirts. The style show featured hats, silk and embroidered dresses, bonnets, quilts, bedspreads, and various heirlooms loaned by Mrs. Hope Turner, Mrs. Cora Palmer, and many others.

First Methodist Church Harold Snyder Frank Winter White House Gloria Schulze G. H. Johns June Hoyer Edith E. Sommers R. FR. Crosby Valois Henry IV of France Staten Island Hope Turner Nellie Colby Phoebe Shuman Edith Weldt Mabel Fentress Jane Watkins E. E. Dow J. H. Peck A. J. Eberhart James Vincent Cora Palmer Robert Paisley Seth Thomas J. G. Elston Elston Frances Lapham Roger Williams H. A. Gabel England Harold Spangler Bohemia A. J. Fitschen W. J. Phillips Norway A. C. Bangsberg G. Schaller Dresden

Lead Pipe Theft at Northern States Power Gas Plant

Thieves broke into a shed at the Northern States Power gas plant on Third and La Crosse streets Wednesday night and stole 100 pounds of two inch lead pipe in four and a half foot sections. They also took five one gallon cans of N. 5 P blue gray paint four four inch brushes and one two inch brush. Police were notified Thursday afternoon.

Northern States Power Company Third and la Crosse Streets

Playfields Ready For Summer Season In Stevens Point

Park department officials prepared playgrounds and diamondball fields for summer. Copeland park and Roosevelt school field diamonds were relayed with clay earlier in the week. The West avenue playfield and Hogan school field and twenty first ward playground were also being prepared this week. H F Semerley of Stevens Point was a business caller in the city yesterday.

Park Department Copeland Park Roosevelt School West Avenue Hogan School Twenty First Ward H. F. Semerley Stevens Point

De Molay Dance Semi Formal Affair Opens Spring Event

Joseph Miller Chapter of the Order of De Molay hosts a spring semi formal at Masonic Temple Saturday from 9 to 12 with Kenny Davis orchestra. Betty Jane Freise and Phyllis Ferries provide a floor show. Peter Pappas chairs the dance committee planning a garden scene.

Joseph Miller Order of de Molay Masonic Temple Kenny Davis Betty Jane Freise Phyllis Ferries Peter Pappas

Daily Records At Home Birth Announcements May 9 10

May 9 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Percy Gullickson 1026 Jackson St St Ann s May 10 a son to Mr and Mrs Lars E Brekke Lanesboro May 10 a daughter Joyce Clara to Mr and Mrs George H Miller Stoddard May 10 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Felt 1620 Ferry Street Paris P Printess Amedeo de Broglie attended a cocktail party in a black paillettes tailleur and blue sapphire crepe blouse with a matching blue birds of paradise trimmed black toque.

Percy Gullickson Jackson St St. Ann's Lars E. Brekke Lanesboro Joyce Clara George H. Miller Stoddard Richard Felt Ferry Street Amedeo de Broglie

Gall Stone Colic and Home Remedy Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes home treatment for gall bladder trouble and stone colic. It cites Home Drug Co at 12-103 NS Fourth St Minneapolis offering a prescription from a recognized practicing specialist and a 30 year track record of gratifying results. A money check guarantee is claimed and a clip is requested.

Gall Stone Write Home Drug Co Fourth St Minneapolis Tran

Church Circle Honors Mothers at First Presbyterian

Anna Cronan Circle of First Presbyterian Church held a Mother’s Day observance with seventeen senior members as guests at the Cargill Home. A tableau “Stages of Womanhood” and songs framed the program, followed by a devotional on motherhood.

Anna Cronan First Presbyterian Church Cargill A. D. Daniels John Davis Mmes Catherine McMillan W. R B. Hyde Harry Palmer Phillip Tillman Agnes Eastwood Hope Turner William Layman J. S. League Emma Dunn Gilbert Skailand Anna Gifford J. E. Kaiser Mary Webber M. Craven M. Kupp C. Deal Anna Hall John Garder Texas Harry Woods F. A. Betsingerider Huth Mulder Baby Fingers Marlon Voss Lois Wilson Harriet Beggs Wagner Dorothy Howard Voss Wayne Beggs Mmes. Daniels and Davis J. B. Mulder J. C. Mull J. Mydell Gus Pappas Alice Cronon

Exploding Fireworks At Singapore Parade Fatalities Reported

A fireworks blast at Singapore during a municipal celebration for King George's twenty-fifth year sent about 20 people into the sea. One man is believed drowned and six others injured by burns. Authorities probe the incident as witnesses recall chaotic scenes.

Singapore Streeits George

Fire causes damage at Tillman company plant

A fire started by a spark ignited cotton in a fire proof room at the Tillman company on South Third street Thursday. Fire department equipment was summoned shortly before noon to extinguish the blaze.

Tillman Company South Third Street Fuller Raymond Boucher la Crosse Prairie du Chien Roy V. Ahlstrom Boucher Bijou J Puent la Crosse Street Gladys Boynton la Crosse State College St. Peter's Congregation Middle Ridge la Crosse Floral Co Kienahs’ Nursery Green Aves 10Th Street Tribune Kelmer Haakon Bemidji Minn Yeale George Hustisford Wis Wisconsin Caylor Lumber Company 2Nd Cameron Ave Chartes Street the Tribune Sequoia D.C. Cardella Madison Orehesis Teachers College Salter's Duke Little Janesville Hamilton Beret Way Fred E. Richards Logan Louis Blanchard Howe Ind Blanchard

Lutheran Sunday School Teachers Close The Year

Lutheran Sunday School Teachers Association closed its work for the year with a Bethel Lutheran church meeting. About ninety teachers, superintendents, and pastors from Bethel Trinity St. Pauls Our Savior’s and English Lutheran churches attended. The Rev Otterson of West Salem spoke on Essentials for a Lutheran Sunday School Teacher. Miss Anna Marie Otterson of West Salem sang solos. Officers were re elected: Rev O S Paulson president Otto Nelson vice president Miss Bernetta Harger secretary and treasurer. One meeting was held in each of the five churches this season. The association will resume meetings in the fall.

O. S. Paulson Otto Nelson Bernetta Harger

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