Olson Stevens wedding tied at Whitehall home
In Whitehall Wisconsin Miss Helen Doris Olson daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ed Stevens of Hixon was united in marriage to her groom in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev C K Malmin of Pigeon Falls officiated. The bride wore a white gown with fingertip veil and orange blossom crown. She carried roses and snapdragons. Attendant Mrs Milton Jamar c h was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Helen Doris Olson
Ed Stevens
Hixton
C. K. Malmin
Pigeon Falls
Milton Jamarch
Honor Mothers Gateway temple event at No. 19
A brief notice reports an annual Mother’s Day observance held by Honor Mothers Gateway Temple No. 19 on a recent Monday. The event honors mothers and community members with prayers and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo An
Surprise 20th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Clem ents at Coulee Chateau
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Clem ents celebrated their 20th anniversary with about 150 friends and relatives at the Coulee Chateau on Mormon Coulee Road. Carl and Elmer's orchestra played for dancing and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Clements
R. J, la Crosse
Coulee
Mormon Coulee Road
Carl and
Elmer
Civilian notices from Wisconsin marriage and residency records
Listed items show names and ages connected to Wisconsin towns such as Black River Falls and Hixton, with entries including Vera H Lebal and Kennam, Ruth Fowler and Ernest J Hebert, and Elna Mae Rockney age 23 with Eric Randolph Paulson 26 in Minneapolis. Also mentions Florence Helimich and Sete Geum of Goaeeient and Robert John Jarrett 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Vera H. Lebal
Kennam
Lester H. Nelson
Camp McCoy
Ruth Fowler
Bowens, &c
Ernest J. Hebert
Manchester
Florence Helimich
Preceevtenn
Goaeeient
Black River Falls
Elna Mae Rockney
Eric Randolph Paulson
Minneapolis
Minn
Margaret Ann Matchette
Black River Palls
Robert John Jarrett
Town of Hixton
Pattern No 8658 in Silks and Rings
Eyelet batiste organ die dimity rayon sheets and flower patterned silk rayon crepes compose pattern No 8658 offered in sizes 11 through 16. Size 12 requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15 cents plus 1 cent postage with name address pattern number and size to La Crosse Tribune Today's Pattern Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyeleft Batiste
Organdie
Dimity
la Crosse Tribune
South Wells
Chicago
Anne Cabot
Public Health Service Reports Seasickness Relief Data
The U S Public Health Service releases an observation noting 78 of 100 patients felt relieved from seasickness after taking benzedrine sulfate. The finding highlights a potential treatment but lacks broader clinical validation and raises questions about safety.
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The
U. S. Public Health Service
Music Group Holds Annual Spring Event Mireille
Mireille presents a spring concert with soloists Margaret Ann DeWolf Squire Tarantella cello Ann Mahoney and accompanists including Patricia Wecker Rimsky Korsakoffi Song of India McKay Symphony March to Tomorrow and more. The orchestra lists numerous players across strings winds and percussion led by M A DeWolf and M Pavela among others.
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Mireille
Largo
Margaret Ann DeWolf
Squire—Tarantella
Therese Ann Mahoney
Patricia Wecker
Mary Joan Streicher
Marilyn Rice
Rimsky Korsakoffi
McKay—Symphony
Massenet
Rosemary Fuchs
Mary Pavela
John Howard
Margaret Schmitt
Sullivan
M. A. DeWolf
R. Fuchs
S. Strasser
W. Holicky
R. Wurm
M. Giblin
F. Breidel
J. Rathburn
J. Krismer
M. Hengel
E. Schmidt
M. Stokes
M. L. Smith
E. Shoger
P. Hase
J. Howard
M. J. Streicher
J. Williams
V. McKoskey
P. Hengel
M. J. Kavanaugh
C. Neuwerth
M. McKoskey
M. Haggerty
R. Bradburn
A. Beyer
Timpany
R. Volz
M. Pavela
M. Rice
Urge Children Wear Hats to Fight Ringworm Epidemic
Doctors in New York urge children to wear hats in public places to curb a scalp ringworm outbreak sweeping the United States. They cite wartime factors such as mothers in factories and large wartime worker populations, plus care challenges in institutions, as contributors to the spread. The disease is not dangerous but requires patience in treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Medical Society
Ooyam
State of
Wednes
Printer Eli Hanel dies from wax burn injuries
Milwaukee report says Eli Hanel aged 28, a printer, died Wednesday from burns suffered a week earlier when molten wax splashed on his neck and shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Eli Hanel
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Limpert Estate
Wisconsin La Crosse County Court will hear on June 6 1944 at 10 oclock in the forenoon the final account of Anna Shafer executrix of Christ Limpert deceased and determine inheritance tax. Also heard is the trust matter of Benjamin E Edwards deceased with Eugene O Edwards Grace Edwards and Hubert V Fuller trustees for final account approval and discharge. R V Aalstrom County Judge dated May 6 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Christ Limpert
la Crosse
Anna Shafer
Benjamin E. Edwards
County of la Crosse
Eugene O. Edwards
Grace ©. Edwards
Hubert V. Puller
Louis J. Prucha
Said Gay
City of
Said County
Gertrude Skappel
William Henry Deal
Althea Louise Deal
Louis Meyer
Coon Valley
R. V. Ahlstrom
Schubert, Stevenson & Franzini
Navy Wo men work force expands housing and social life
Navy recruiting in Washington offers 6000 civilian women workers housing assurances from government halls to private homes and boarding houses. Rooms cost 18 to 55 dollars monthly with meals or no meals, inspections ensure standards, and Civil Service tests in typing stenography or clerking are required. After work, theater, dances, and social events are planned by counselors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Escas
A . S. Civil Service
Estate hearing and liquor license notices in La Crosse area
In the matter of the estate of Oline Hogan deceased the court will hear the administrator appointment on June 1944 at 10 o'clock AM at the La Crosse Court House. Claimants must file by September 11 1944. Also notices several individuals applying for Class B liquor licenses in the Town of Campbell listed with addresses in La Crosse Onalaska and related locales. Theodore Ender town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Said
Hale & Skemp
State Bank
Wisconsin
Campbell
Gertrude Plinck
Frank P. Arentis
Onalaska
Prederick C. Miller
William A. Sokolik
Ada Lang
Pred Albert Miller
Jorgen
R. R
Leo T. St. Jacque
Hazel M. Culp
Stewart J. Hults
Peter Nesseth
Amber C. Mahoney
Theodore Ender
Boston Street Cleaning Broom Ignites Cigarette
Boston's spring cleaning campaign hit a snag when an automatic street broom ignited after picking up a lighted cigarette. The incident cost the city 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Wisconsin League sets eight point wartime program
Mrs. Frank Clapp president of the Wisconsin League of Women Voters announced at the 17th annual convention in Green Bay that the group has advanced its eight point wartime program to boost public understanding of government issues. Delegates from Milwaukee Janesville Madison Manitowoc Kenosha La Crosse and Green Bay heard the plan includes higher income taxes lower exemptions subsidy limits price and lend lease controls and continued support of the United Nations relief efforts. Other reports were given by state officers and committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Frank Clapp
Wisconsin League of Women Voters
Milwaukee
Janesville
Madison
Manitowoc
Kenosha
la Crosse
Clap
First Congregational Church to Host May Supper Honor New Members
The May covered dish supper at First Congregational Church Wednesday will honor members who joined this year. Reverend Homer Yinger will review the book Angel Mo and Her Son by MacKinley Helm, while children enjoy moving pictures during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Angel Mo
Roland Hayes
MacKinley Helm
Homer Yinger
New Citizens Lincoln and Surrounding Birth Announcements
A collection of birth notices from Lincoln and nearby towns lists dates in May for newborns at several hospitals. Entries include Sendra Kay Stapert in Lincoln, a boy to Caledonia Minnesota parents, a son for Wag mer in Northfield, a son for Pierce in Dresbach, and multiple other May births across Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska with listed parent names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Sendra Kay
Cmic
Jacob Stapert
Stapert
South Pacific
Seatse Stapert
Pine Street
Spring Grove
Minn
Leonard Caledonia
Orville Wagmer
Northfield
Lucille Keel
Caledonia
Grandview
Joel Keith Pierce
Keith Pierce
Dresbach
Beverla Waas
St. Francis Hospital
Bruce Floyd
Warren
Budd
West Avenue North
Florence Holcomb
Park Avenue Hospital
Rochester
N.Y
Jake Hoeschler
North 23Rd Street
Janet Bowe
Clifford Berry
Prospect Street
Galesville
Wis
William Hochffeld
Winona
Sale Grubbs
Grace Amundson
Sgt. Grubbs
Orlin Worman
Myrtle Everson
de Soto
Legion fundraising drive for Camp American Legion expansion
Wisconsin American Legion posts and auxiliaries started a two week campaign to raise 250000 dollars for Camp American Legion at Tomahawk to expand and operate a rehabilitation center for returning disabled veterans. Col. Frederick C. T. John is state fund director. The camp plans to open June 1 with 100 patient capacity. The fund aims to complete the decommerate 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Raising
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
American Legion
Tomahawk
Wis
Frederick C. T. John
Legion
Certificates Issued For Red Cross Home Nursing Classes
Red Cross home nursing certificates have been issued to students at the vocational school under Mrs. H A Dammen. Names include Bertha Elston Jesse Hanson Margaret Moosbrugger Imelda Wacks Florence Sandel Stella Rendler Edna Townsend May Morgan Laura Lombard Betty Luxford Hazel Fox Rose Boyle La Cursea Brunger and Jesse Ray Asplin. Junior certificates awarded under Mrs L F Killian at Hogan school listing Nancy Rochert Joyce Ringquist Caroline Anderson Irene Watson Betty Hoff Joan Brugchardt Nyda Haas Janet Fladlien Carol Burgchardt Patricia Binkley Barbara Larson Betty Holley and Jean Wartinbee. FRIDAY Ibsen club 2 30 YWCA. Rummage sale 9 First Congregational church community hall. Royal Neighbors 8 Mrs Bessie Hess 2020 Winnebago street.
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Red Cross
H. A. Dammen
Federal Building
Bertha Elston
Jesse Hanson
Margaret Moosbrugger
Imelda Wacks
Florence Sandel
Stella Rendler
Edna Townsend
May Morgan
Laura Lombard
Betty Luxford
Hazel Fox
Rose Boyle
la Cursea Brunger
Jesse Ray Asplin
L. F. Killian
Hogan School
Nancy Rochert
Joyce Ringquist
Caroline Anderson
Irene Watson
Betty Hoff
Joan Brugchardt
Nyda Haas
Janet Fladlien
Carol Burgchardt
Dalzell
Patricia Binkley
Barbara Larson
Betty Holley
Jean Wartinbee
Townsend club No 3 to meet Thursday evening
Locals Townsend club No 3 will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows hall 121 South 4th street Bunco will be played after the meeting For Fuller brushes call Mrs F J Hofer 3782 M Rummage sale Friday 9 a m ational church 7th and
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Townsend Club No
Odd Fellows Hall
South 4Th Street
Bunco
Fuller Brushes
F. J. Hofer
Ational Church
Mrs. Marcotte Elected Regent of City Group
A Catholic Daughters of America meeting in the Knights of Columbus hall elected officers led by grand regent Mrs. Henry J. Marcotte and vice regent Mrs. Mary Roraff. Other officers include monitor Mrs. A H Schubert and historian Mrs. Leonard Roraff with directors and a lay apostolate addressed by Rev. Arthur J. Breene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Henry J. Marcotte
Mary Roraff
H. Schubert
Monitor
E. N. Knothe
Leonard Roraff
Vera O'Leary
R. B. Horeschak
V. A. Roth
Leonard Flanagan
Sentinel
Dorothy McEvoy
C. P. Gallagan
Frank Hettinger
E. J. Steinmetz
Lillian Ratheburn
Vera White
Eva Weigel
Arthur J. Breene
Loras College
du Ia
W. J. Plecity
Catholic Daughters
Father Breene
Leo V. Simones
Elizabeth George
la Crosse State Teachers College Newman Club
Daniel J. O'Reilly
Agnes Breene
Charles Koch
Magdalena Swinghammer
E. J. Poehling
E. J. Klinkner
Lillian Rathburn
Hospital Unit Hostesses Headed to Camp McCoy
The USO hospital unit hostesses leave the USO at 12:45 p m Sunday for Camp McCoy station. Miss Verona Rendler chairwoman must know names of those going by Friday night. Hostesses entertain convalescent soldiers and three long distance calls will be given away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Camp McCoy
Esther Rosalind Johnson to Wed Harry Hanson in June
Hale township couple Esther Rosalind Johnson and Harry R. Hanson plan a June wedding. Their families are Mr. and Mrs. Kasper Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hanson, both of Hale township. The engagement is announced in Whitehall Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Wis
Kasper Johnson
Hale
Esther Rosalind
Harry R. Hanson
A. B. Hanson
Hale Township
Vuocola and Strong Wed in Caledonia Courthouse Ceremony
Neva da. resident James Vuocola and La Crosse resident Miss Jean C. Strong married at Caledonia courthouse Saturday afternoon in a probate court ceremony conducted by Judge James C. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia, Minn
James Vuocola
Nevada
Jean C. Strong la Crosse
Caledonia
James C. Evans
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Olson-Stevens
Lahn
Derbrooke
Coats
Thers
Millinee
Pah Saad
Main ST
Music Group
Hubert V. Fuller
North 4Th Street
Rexford S. Mitchell
Theo. R. Dreves
Civil Service
U. S
Navy Department
Tell
Conference of Progress
John E. Wise
W. H. Peterson
Harold Marsh
F. A. Mashall
Tribune
Mary Leo McCord
Loreto Club
Dorothy Skemp
Alberta Cuta
Betty Donndelinger
Loretta Skemp
Margaret Riley
Misses McCord
Cuta
Donndelinger
Riley
Portage
Wisconsin Council of Catholic Women’s
Ibsen Club
YWCA
Royal Neighbors
Bessie Hess
Winnebago Street
Mrs. Marcotte
Pitzner’s Cleaners
Ith
Main
State
Byers
Byers Flowers
Plymouth
England
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company OF LA
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