Tulip Time Job Daughters Dance Planned At Masonic Temple
Mary Rose Butterfield and Janice Elstad chair the Job Daughters semi formal Tulip Time event at the Masonic temple this Saturday night. Several community members and local officials are listed among attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rose Butterfield
Janice Elstad
Cochairman
Masonic Temple
Gene Mendez
Goyette
Aes
Bobby Ronald Burzinski
Sted
Phyllis Snyder
Rylou Yehile
Betty Jane Yehle
Pat Meise
Ronald
Maurice
Lee Rogstad
Robert Snyder
William Yehle
Service Star Legion
Ida Viner
Farwell
Milwaukee
Sadie Austin
Elizabeth Knothe
Robert Franklin
Anna White
John Wingers
Anna Kusch
Mmes
Lars Vaaler
My Savior
Pet Es
Birth Announcements from La Crosse Hospitals
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Virgil Emerry
Rose
Williaws Bt
Genteh
Seaman Smith
Mobilize For Better Cooperation New President Tells Clubwomen
New president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, Keene, announces policy of consultation and cooperation. Dickinson emphasizes home-front morale and the need for united effort among 16,500 clubs to achieve lasting peace. Appointments and committee heads for 1944 to 1947 are listed, detailing focus areas from American Citizenship to Youth Cooperation.
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New York
Keene
N. H
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dickinson
America
Women of America
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
M. Y. Newcomb
Ohio
Herbert F. French
Massachusetts
Stewart Scrimshaw
Wisconsin
Joseph M. Perkins
Texas
William Dick Sporberg
Harvey W. Wiley
Washington, D. C
Thurston Roberts
Florida
Patrick Henry Adams
New Jers
Smatness
War Service Department
Agriculture
L. R. Upham
Minnesota
R. G. Boatwright
Vir
Alfred A
Pennsylvania
Laura Hale Gorton
Connecticut
M. E. Morland
Alabama
Marjorie Slig
T. C. Carroll
Kentucky
War Bond
Mervin J. Pierpont
Maryland
Conservation of
Bertram P. Thomas
Washington
Rex R. Seeber
Michigan
Epsilon Sigma Omicron
Fred B. Bell
Indiana
R. I. C. Prout
Mothercraft
May Dickinson Kimball
Arretus Burt
Missouri
Clyde Bickel
Luella Laudin
Morace B. Ritchie
Georgia
J. W. Walker
Kenneth H. Rogers
California
Canners Insure 1944 Home Crop With Inspections
Local homemakers begin the 1944 canning season with full equipment inspections led by Gladys Stillman. She cautions on pressure gauge accuracy and urges thorough cleaning, proper jars, lids, and water-bath canners to prevent spoilage and waste.
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Gladys Stillman
University of Wieto
Miss Stillman
Miss Sillman
Marriage Licenses In Whitehall And Sparta May 15 17
Whitehall and Sparta list upcoming marriages including Gregory J Symbek of Lincoln to a Burnside resident and Onlee J Phelps of Cataract to William Schiamadinger of Chicago with dates May 15 and May 17. Deer plague feared as hunters confront rising wartime wildlife pressure in New Zealand.
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Whitehall
Wiss
Gregory J. Symbek
Lincoln
Burnside
Sparta
Onlee J. Phelps
William Schiamadinger
Chicago
Til
Lucille Wairath
New Zealand
Crochet Pansy Doily Described with Instructions
A description of 1% inch pansies crocheted in shaded purple and lavender thread with white centers offers an old fashioned look. The doily measures thirteen and two thirds inches across and complete crocheting instructions are available for 15 cents plus 1 cent postage to the address provided.
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Orices
Nervous brides learn to hide blushes with pale base
Alicia Hart advises brides to look calm on their wedding day with ivory pale makeup and a non transparent base. A bridal consultant recommends cream or lotion bases and a touch of cheek rouge to avoid a ghostly look. To control sweat and shine, use a shine reducing liquid before applying makeup.
Summer print fashions with fruit and animal motifs
The piece notes the appeal of prints in summer frocks, from fruit and flower motifs to surreal doodles and animal designs. It highlights fashion current through bold designs like “Lamb Eats Ivy” on a blouse, paired with large black hats and gloves as a stylish look. It ends with a spirited cheer.
La Crosse Medical Auxiliary Elects New President
Mrs. George D. Reay of Onalaska was elected president of the La Crosse County Medical Auxiliary at the annual meeting held Wednesday night at the Lutheran Nurses' Home. Officers include Mrs. Martin Sivertson as president-elect and Mrs. Joseph Egan as secretary and treasurer. Biographies of doctors, including Perry Walters, Adolph Gundersen, Edward Evans and others, will be filed in state and local historical libraries.
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George D. Reay
Onalaska
la Crosse
Medical Auxiliary
la Crosse County Medical Society
Adolph Gundersen
Edward Evans
Matthew Dvorak
J. A. L. Bradfield
Daniel McArthur
C. Christiansen
Sutter
Paul Gotterdam
Benora Lee
Lutheran Hospital
Mmes
E. E. Seedorf
Martin Sivertson
R. E. Flynn
E. H. Townsend
Joseph Egan
F. A. Douglas
R. H. Gray
Social Committee
D. A. Mullens
Fort Knox
C. J. Moran
James Fox
Julia Whalen celebrates 88th birthday in French Creek
WAUKON Iowa special notes Mrs. Julia Whalen pioneer resident of French Creek township marked her 88th birthday with 45 relatives visiting Wednesday. She has five of nine children living, two sisters D A Holmes and Eleanor Regan, and brother P J Regan. She has lived on the same farm since marrying Patrick Whalen in 1877. he died in 1923.
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Waukon
Julia Whalen
French Creek Township
D. A. Holmes
Lansing
Eleanor Regan
Dubuque
P. J. Regan
Great Falls
Mont
Rummage Sales and Local Notices In La Crosse Area
Local ads list vegetables at La Crosse Floral Co. greenhouse at 27th and Cass and Pauls Jewelry Store offerings of waterproof luminous watches for service men. Also featured are choice dahlia bulbs, address 221 West Avenue North. Rummage sales set for May 20 at Reformed Church 12th and Market 8 30 a m and George H Dalton Fortress No 18 N D G A R at Labor Temple Saturday 8.
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la Crosse Floral Co
Cass
Paul's Jewelry Store
North Side
Spinach Diet Advice With Vegetables and Cheese
A vintage note praises vegetables for health and complexion. Claudette Colbert is seen enjoying a vegetable plate featuring small jacket potatoes, buttered green beans, cheese sauce, baked tomatoes, and corn stuffed items. Hot deviled eggs are suggested as a good addition.
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Claudette Colbert
Crisp Bacon Leftovers Boost Everyday Dishes
The article suggests using leftover bacon to enhance muffins bread waffles and egg dishes. It also recommends adding bacon to casseroles sandwiches and creamed vegetables. Save bacon drippings and note a meat dealer offers two red tokens per pound.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
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