Lincoln High School Coffee Benefit Nets $960
Lincoln junior high held a weekend coffee event from 3 p m to 11 p m raising 960 dollars. A program at 4 p m and 8 p m featured orchestra pieces, a one act play Life of the Party, student acts, and a baton twirl exhibition. Cast included Shirley Herlitzka, Billy Branen, Connie Hisel, and others. directed by Miss Strozinsky.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Shirley Herlitzka
Billy Branen
Connie Hisel
Lyle Peacock
Dawn Uglum
David Nutter
Donald Anderson
Dale Swanson
David Bouffleur
Helen Waaler
Leslie Scott
Norma Tenneson
Miss Strozinsky
Beverley Kjos
Jean Hilmoe
Marjorie Wittenburg
Majorette Arlene Wreble
Joan Thrune
Norma Voss
Audrey Kjos
la Vonne Lattimer
la Vonne Lipovetz
Jackie Jones
Doris
Deloris Woods
Judy Roellig
Joyce Stickney
Elsworth Berg
William Stephens
Dearest
Lord Jesus
Irley Herlitzka
Temptation
Bibby Lindenburg
Patty Ramlet
Local Teacher Miss Emma Erickson Attends Health Conference
Miss Emma Erickson of La Crosse attends the Middle States Region Health Educators conference at the Hotel Pfister Milwaukee. The event gathers health education workers from 12 midwestern states with a panel on The Health Educator in the School and a feature presentation of the Proctor Puppets by Romaine Proctor of Springfield Illinois.
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Emma_ Erickson
la Crosse
Hotel Pfister
Milwaukee
Erickson
Franklin School
Ruth Frantz
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Proctor
Romaine Proctor
Springfield
Calendar notes and funeral acknowledgments from the post
The calendar lists Monday drug and bugle corps practice, Tuesday house committee, and first and third Wednesday post and ladies auxiliary meetings. Sick list includes Harry Blace Frank Bachman Jack Champane and Louis Hanson at home Norman Anderson in Oak Forest sanatorium. Thomas Rooney post and the ladies auxiliary thank participants in Clyde Carr funeral with Amvets American Legion and DAV pallbearers named. Olaf Schrier of Thomas Rooney post died in Milwaukee funeral May 7 at Westby. A free dance is planned for Wednesday at the clubrooms.
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House Committee
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Harry Blace
Frank Bachman
Jack Chnampane
Louis Hanson
Norman Anderson
Oak Forest Sanatorium
Thomas Rooney
Clyde Carr
Amvets
American Legion
DAV Pallbearers
Milo Welch
Charles Byrnes
Vern Gibson
Herman Losching
Ole Shay
Clifford Warren
Gordon Palmer
George Gates
Jack Hefti
William Pratt
R. Oestrich
D. Outcelt
William Schroeder
Frank French
D. Tanke
R. Stange
H. Hudson
D. Umberger
Kugler
Art Kolbe
N. Pohlman
B. Kaldunski
Olaf Schrier
Thomas Rooney Post
Milwaukee
Westby
Post
Notable Obituary Notes Across Cities
AP briefing lists several deaths and notable figures: T. Louis A. Lemp 77 in Decatur. John G. Lapore 79, retired inventor who aided navy submarine designs. Alfred Lawrence Lathrop 76, Michigan auto industry pioneer. Dr. Carl Friedbacher 49, former Milwaukee brain surgeon. Gilbert M. Orr, Nashville Banner columnist. Anna Steele Richardson 84, former Woman’s Home Companion editor. Lord Daryngton 82, London churchman. Vernon Martin 29, Texas and Pittsburgh Bice player.
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The
Nashville Banner
New York
Anna Steele Richardson
Woman's Home Companion
London
Lord Daryngton
Post- Sempass
Tenn
Vernon - Martin
Texas
Pittsburgh
Carter's Pills Promised to Break Laxative Habit
New York doctors tested Carter's Second Week plan claiming it can break the laxative habit. The method urges stopping other laxatives, drinking high water, and taking Carter's Pills nightly for a week to unblock the digestive tract and restore natural function.
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New York
Carter
Cohen
Young Husband Faces Assault Charges in Kiss Incident
Thomas Gates, 25, was charged with assault with intent to kill after police say he stabbed his estranged wife Wanda, 18, during a farewell embrace in Rockford Illinois. Officials noted Gates previously slashed his mother’s throat in 1943 in Janesville Wisconsin and served a year in Green Bay reformatory. Wanda’s condition had improved Tuesday night after the attack. The couple had married nine months earlier and separated over whether to live in Rockford or Beloit.
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Rockford
Ill
Thomas Gates
Gates
Janesville
Wis
Green Bay Reformatory
Wanda
Riously
Beloit
Marine Gets Leave Arrives in Caledonia to Visit Parents
Pfe. John D. Chapman of Camp Pendleton California arrived in Caledonia for a month’s leave to spend with his parents. He recently returned from a tour of duty in China. Mexico is rounding up dope peddlers.
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Caledonia
Minn
Pfe
John D. Chapman
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Calif
China
Margaret Truman Recovers After Laryngitis Attack
White House reports Margaret Truman temporarily lost her voice during a three week laryngitis attack. Social secretary Mrs James Helm said she has recovered and returned to New York last Sunday to resume singing studies.
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Washington
Margaret Truman
White House
James Helm
New York
Woman’s voice lost as cold develops to laryngitis
A woman returns home with a cold that worsens into laryngitis causing her voice to fade. No additional details provided.
Rotary District 143 elects Bellack governor in Wisconsin
Willard B. Bellack of Neenah is elected governor of Rotary International's 143rd district at a two day conference in Appleton Wisconsin. He succeeds Larry Randall of Norway Michigan as the district covers northern Wisconsin and the Michigan upper peninsula. Japan's shipyards hold about 100 orders from foreign buyers.
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Appleton
Wis
Willard B. Bellack
Neenah
Rotary International
Bellack
Larry Randall
Norway
Mich
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Federation to review La Crosse church activities
The La Crosse Federation of Churches will hold a review of the year Wednesday at 8 p.m. at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church. Officers end term May reports from radio social science institution promotion and religious education committees will be given. The Rev. Guy Nelson will present analysis of a recent religious survey. Refreshments will be served.
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la Crosse
Guy Nelson
Office of Research and Surveys
Methodist Church
Wisconsin
Wisconsin 40 et 8 leader Alois Ledrowski dies in Columbus
Alois A. Ledrowski grand chef de gare of the 40 et 8 in Wisconsin died Tuesday in Columbus. He had been elected at the American Legion convention in Milwaukee last July. Buy Savings Bonds.
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Columbus
Wis
Alois A. Ledrowski
Wisconsin
American Legion
Milwaukee
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