Pine Lake Methodist Camp Dedicated in Wisconsin
The Pine Lake Methodist camp near Westfield in Marquette county will be formally dedicated Sunday at 3 30 p m by Bishop H Clifford Northcott. Pastor Dr J Pierce Newell will chair the financial campaign and Rev Paul B White will provide historical background. The event includes singing, a dramatic worship service, and the ground breaking for permanent buildings with seven weeks of 1949 camping announced.
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J. Pierce Newell
Wesley Methodist Church
Pineake Methodist
Paul B. White
la Crosse
Pine Lake
Marquette County
Westfield
Wis
H. Clifford Northcott
Madison
Wisconsin
Methodist Church
Iwao Hara
H. Ray Dunshee
H. V. Tennant
Portage
Franz Aust
Fred M. Smith
West Wisconsin
Methodist Youth Council
Eighth
King Streets
Church School
Wesley Foundation
Congregational Church College Group
Onalaska Park
Presbyterian
Community church directory listing and services
A dense listing of religious congregations across streets including Seventh-day Adventist at Sixth and King, Assembly of God at 206 N. Seventh, First Baptist at 128 South Sixth, Seventh Street Baptist, St. Joseph Cathedral, multiple Catholic parishes with mass times and devotions, Christian Science church, and Church of Christ on Eighth and Cass with service hours and pastor names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Sixth and King Streets
South Ave
J. H. Meier
First Baptist Church
South Sixth St
W. F. Huxford
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Peter Pape
Robert Agnew
John P. Trant
Our Lord Mother
St. Mary’s Church
Seventh and
Cameron Avenue
Robert B. Condon
D. D
J. Kelley Cosgrove
St. Thomas More Catholic Church
20Th
Weston Streets
Jos. M. Wagner
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
West Avenue
King Street
Batavian Bank
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Sixth
Division Streets
George Alvilden
Circuit Lutheran Brotherhood
Hardies Creek
Wisconsin Synod
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church
South 16Th Street
Park Avenue
Harold F. Backer
First Presbyterian Church
Sixth and
King Streets
Mark Lewis Andrews
Churches and services listed for area congregations
A dense list of church notices names numerous churches including Church of God Cathedral of worship times and pastors. It records sermons dates and service changes across Congregational Episcopal Evangelical Free and other denominations with notes on special speakers and Sunday school schedules.
Remove More Dies From Bendix Plant
Thirteen trucks from Kaiser-Frazer and Packard entered the Bendix Aviation plant in South Bend Indiana to remove 19 Kaiser-Frazer brake dies and seven Packard dies as silent pickets watched. A transportation official said the Packard truck would remove brake making equipment and would not touch other parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Kaiser-Frazer and
Packard Auto Companies
Bendix Aviation Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer
Packard
Beg Your Pardon Heading Arrangements for Local Syrian Groups
La Crosse hosts the state convention of Syrian societies May 28-29 with President Russell Ferris leading the men’s group. Michael Asfoor was incorrectly listed as president in Friday’s paper.
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la Crosse
Russell Ferris
Michael Asfoor
Frsday
Local notices and shop ads headline
Locals advise calling Sense Sheridan at 3680 to place items in column. Joseph Lapitz of 226 Fifth Avenue South has been discharged after a two week hospital stay. Lunds Flowers opposite the Cathedral notes sentiment in a single rose. Watches offered at reduced prices at Paul's Jewelry Store Theater Building Caledonia Street. New Villa serves daily from 12 noon to 1 am except Sundays.
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Joseph Lapitz
Fifth Avenue South
Lund
Paul
Caledonia Street
New Villa
Local Marriage Licenses and Court Actions Highlight La Crosse District
Daily Records reports several marriage license filings from La Crosse area including Robert Silberschmidt and Ruth Paula Zimmerman among others with wedding dates in May. Court notes include Norton Foss deemed innocent of vagrancy, John Moon fined for drunken driving with license revoked, and Richard Tweed’s guilty plea plus an occupational permit. The piece also covers Russell Borgwardt’s illegitimacy case, bail set at $1,000, and sheriff arrests related to the Waukesha incident.
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la Crosse
Robert Silberschmidt
North 23Rd Street
Ruth Paula Zimmerman
Mindoro
Farmington
Isadore William Schaub
Cashton
Margaret Mary Clements
Coon Valley
Greenfield
Villa
Wis
Ve Boss
Beloit
Kenneth Compton
la Farge
Betty Gross
Hillsboro
James Vogel
Beverly de Garmo
Viola
Gordon Schuerman
Richland Center
Justice Court
Whitehall
Richard Tweed
Northfield
P. M. Paulson
Galesville
Charles WN. Keilholtz
Tweed
Russell Borgwardt
Waukesha
Justice Pauls
John C
Arcadia
Borgwardt
Charles N. Keilholtz
Open House Cleared for Grandview Hospital Wing
The Open House by the Grandview hospital guild continues in the orthopedic department this Saturday and Sunday afternoon. A storm on Friday kept many away from the guild tea marking the new wing opening. Entrance is on 17th street.
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Grandview Hospital Guild
Guild
17Th Street
Be Ready Always Jesus Warns About End Times
A Sunday School lesson reviews Jesus teaching in the temple and on the Mount of Olives about the destruction of the temple, false prophets, and being ever ready for the end times. The speaker links ancient Israel’s fate to abandoned faith and cites Hitler and Stalin as modern examples before urging personal readiness.
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Jesus
Temple
Mount of Olives
Peter
James
John
Andrew
God
David
Solomon
Hitler
Tion
Russia
Germany
Stalin
Africa
Doomed Nation Lacking Faith Warned By Jesus
Jesus warned his followers that abandoning God leads to doom and foretold his own death that week. He grounded them in righteousness and warned of the inevitable consequences for individuals, groups, and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Lesson text from Mk chapter on temple destruction and end times
The fragment presents a religious lesson citing Mark 13 1 2 28 37 and discussing Jesus predicting the temple's destruction, the fig tree parable, and admonitions to watch and pray. It notes the source as copyrighted outlines by The International Council of Religious Education.
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International Council of Religious Education
Temple
Jesus
Heaven
Toddler Killed By Truck At Parent's Home
In Elkhorn Wisconsin 18 month old Lewis Luther was found dead in his parents driveway. Coroner ruled the death accidental with authorities stating a truck was in the driveway Friday morning and the driver claimed no awareness of striking anything.
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Elkhorn
Wis
Lewis Luther
Springfield
Walworth County
Robert Detzer
Donald Luther
Madison Man Killed In Auto Collision
Madison man Henry Nuhus, 35, was killed when his automobile collided with another vehicle northwest of Chicago. Clifton Pahl, 18, of Chicago, the other driver and uninjured, was held pending an inquest Saturday, according to Morton Grove police.
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Chicago
Henry Nuhus
Madison
Wis
Here
Morton Grove
Clifton Pahl
Grateful Is Grateful and Returns Lost Dog
Bert Grateful praises a classifieds ad that led to the return of his wandering dog Teal JI a springer spaniel who wandered from home last Wednesday and appeared Friday at Stanley T Gray’s door miles away the dog carried a Los Angeles Times in her mouth and Gray called Grateful after finding the ad.
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Los Angeles
Bert
Teal JI
Stanley T. Gray
The
Los Angeles Times
Gray
Dean
Friday the 13th brings a Ford to Davis in Ada Oklahoma
J. J. Davis found a dollar in cow feed in Ada Oklahoma last week and bought a raffle ticket from the American Legion. He was told on Friday the 13th that he won the new Ford sedan. Davis, a 45 year old quarry worker, said he must learn to drive.
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Ada
Okla
J. J. Davis
American Legion
Davis
Small Girl Hit By Car In City Incident
Eight year old Sharon La Plante of 1409 South Fourth street suffered body bruises and a broken tooth when struck by an automobile on Jackson street at about 7 59 p m. Driver James Freisinger of 206 South 22nd street went west on Jackson and picked up the girl after the mishap. She was rushed to a local hospital by Freisinger. A second Friday the 13th accident occurred on county trunk M at Euler's cave hill. Mrs M C Christofferson of 528 South Fourth street lost control of her northbound car at 3 45 p m the vehicle rolled over twice and rested about 20 feet off the road with no injuries reported.
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Sharon la Plante
South Fourth Street
Jackson Street
James Freisinger
South 22Nd Street
Jackson
Freisinger
Euler’s Cave Hill
M. C. Christofferson
Ana
Obituary for Emil Evenson of La Crosse Area
Emil Evenson aged 67 of 2313 Main Street died at his home Friday morning. Born January 12 1882 in La Crosse he leaves wife sister Mrs Anna Nesseth La Crosse and brother John Evenson Thief River Falls Minn. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at St Pauls Lutheran with Rev I M Gjellstad officiating. Burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Visitation at Sletten-McKee Southside chapel Monday evening and at church Tuesday from noon until service time.
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Rushford
Minn
Edward P
Mindrum
Palmer
Oak Ridge
Osakis
Highland Prairie
Peter Olson
North Dakota
Palmer Mindrum Farm
Highland Prairie Lutheran Church
Emil Evenson
Main Street
la Crosse
Anna Nesseth
John Evenson
Thief River Falls
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
I M. Gjellstad
Oak Grove
Hauser Rites Held For Mrs Emily Hauser Of La Crosse
Mrs Emily Hauser 65 of 802 Charles street died Friday in a local hospital. Survived by sons Donald and Harold of La Crosse and daughter Mrs Harry Exley, ten grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Nelson funeral home with Rev A M Ivey officiating. Burial in Hauser family cemetery Onalaska. Friends may call at Nelson home Sunday evening.
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Emily Hauser
Charles Street
Donald
Harold
la Crosse
Harry Exley
Nelson Funeral Home
A. M. Ivey
Hauser
Onalaska
Nelson
Burial Planned for John Kletecka in La Crosse After Chicago Services
John Kletecka died in Chicago Wednesday and will be buried in the family plot at Catholic cemetery in La Crosse after 10 a.m. committal services Monday. Rosary is set for Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Blaschke funeral home. Surviving: daughter Mary of Chicago and brother Joseph of La Crosse.
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John Kletecka
Chicago
Catholic Cemetery
la Crosse
Blaschke
Mary
Joseph
Frederick Remington Pioneer Artist on the Plains Health
Frederick Remington, an American artist, was sent west for his health as a youth and rose to fame painting Indians and soldiers he observed on the plains.
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Prederick Remington
Two In Court For Gambling Case Moves Forward
Two La Crosse men faced county court on baseball tickets used for gambling. Herbert LaFleur of North Star tavern pleaded innocent then guilty and was fined 200 dollars plus costs. Joseph Scarfe pleaded guilty for possession and sale and faces 200 dollars and costs or 90 days in jail. Nick Schmitt saw his charges dismissed after DA request. Frank Billock and Al Steinmetz paid 100 and 200 dollars after pleading no defense. Five defendants remain to appear.
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la Crosse
Herbert LaFleur
North Star Tavern
Nick Schmitt
The
North Star
John Coleman
Joseph Scarfe
Pearl Street
Frank Billock
al Steinmetz
S and H
Langer withdraws opposition to Tehan for federal judgeship
Senator Langer of North Dakota said he has dropped his opposition to Robert E. Tehan the Wisconsin Democratic national committeeman for confirmation as a federal district judge in eastern Wisconsin The Senate judiciary subcommittee approved Tehans nomination and will forward it to the full committee and the Senate for final action
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Washington
Langer
Robert E. Tehan
Wisconsin
Senate
Tehan
Truman
Notable theater and banking figures die in old newspaper notices
In New York Max Plohn 73 longtime theater and road showman and former treasurer of Klaw and Hart, native of Louisville, dies. In Baltimore Alexander Brown 90 renowned banker of the turn of the century passes away.
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New York
Max Plohn
Klaw and
Louisville, v
Baltimore
Alexander Brown
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Edward D. Smith
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Tex
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Christ
T. O. Murphy
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Seventh and Winnebago Sts
Fred R. Lemmert
St. Wenceslaus Church
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Winnebago
Ferdinand Cech
Chester B. Maczarny
St. James Catholic Church
L. B. Keegan
Joseph Marx
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
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Edwin L. Knauf
Alfred E. Hebert
Mother of Perpetual Help
Rosary of Our Lady of Fatima
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Francis E. Wallace
Mark P. Sullivan
Our Lady of Fatima
Holy Cross Church
Ferry Streets
Stanley Andrzejewski
Chester Wrzaszczak
Holy Trinity
13Th and
Msgr
V. J. Plecity
Eugene A. Comiskey
William B. Nikolai
Church OF Christ Church of Christ
Eighth and
Cass Streets
Howard Wilson
Church OF God Church of God
West Ave
John Kurtz
Church OF the Nazarene
West Avenue South
Paul King
Pittsburgh
First Congregational Church
Seventh Street
Main
Frederick W. Hyslop
Hyslop
WKBH
Children’s
John P. Bird
College Club
Episcopal Christ Episcopal
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Logan and
Avon Sts
Paul S. White
Evangelical Free the
Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church
Campbell Road
James Ellefson
Evangelical and Reformed St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Market Street
Gospel Tabernacle
Bethany Gospel Tabernacle
North Street
Onalaska Ave
O. L
Kingdom Hall
North 16Th St
Latter Day Saints Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sill
Liberty Streets
Living Christ
Earl J. Rick
Atheran L
Bethel Lutheran Church
George and Sill
O. S. Paulson
Bethel Busy Bee
Men's League
English Lutheran Church
16Th
Cass
Harold N. Stoffel
South 20Th
LSA
Winona
First Lutheran Church
Carl O. Pederson
Sill St
Pederson
Luther League
Division Street
Ivar M. Gjellstad
Trinity Lutheran
Sill and
Charles Streets
Gordon Selbo
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ward Ave
South 26Th Street
William Lange
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Paul
Walter E. Gutzke
Asbury Methodist Church
Nineteeth
Redfield
Reuben Francis Halberg
Redfield Street
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
George R. Bell
North Presbyterian Church
Avon and Logan
David I. Berger
Dubuque Seminary
French Island
Bendix
Marjoe Jortner
West Coast
Seth
Eee SR
Sense Sheridan
la Cresse
Norton Foss
Pettibone Island
John Moon
Paul E. King
King
WM. Southern, Jr
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Titus
Josephus
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WHA
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Joe Snyder
Crush of Paradise
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NBC Symphony
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Gene Autry
Little Herman
Vaughn Monroe
Judy Canova
Pat Novak
Pat _Novak
Dennis Day
Spike Jones
Chicago Theater
Him
Prescription Headquarters
Hoeschlers’ Prescription Pharmacy
5Th Ave
Mrs
Pastor
Associated Press
Happy
Jennie M. Rudolph
North Fourth Street
Willard L. DeRoucher
Mississippi Street
Edna Smith
Grandview Hospital
Howard Flag
Philippines
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