Rehearsal Set Thursday for Miss La Crosse Pageant
Final preparations for Saturdays Miss La Crosse Pageant are under way with a Thursday 7 p.m. rehearsal at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium. Only family members may attend. Judges will be announced Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Larson
la Crosse
Larson
Happy Twirlers Square Dance Group
la Crosse Barbershop Chorus
Linda Hall
Lynn Brothers
Joan Engh
Bodega
Quinn's
Barron's
Leibold's
Doerflinger's
Major Drug
the Sweet Shop
Gwen's
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse Jaycees
James L. Smith Named Manager of Milwaukee Stockyards
James L. Smith aged 33 will become manager of the Milwaukee stockyards on June 1 succeeding T. E. Rochford who moves to Portland Oregon to serve as president and general manager of the yards. Both facilities are operated by United Stockyards Corp. Smith plans a promotional campaign to raise livestock receipts.
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Milwaukee
James L. Smith
Milwaukee Stockyards
T. E. Rochford
Rochford
Portland
Ore
United Stockyards Corp
Smith
Racial unrest grows in Greensboro with boycotts and arrests
In Greensboro North Carolina racial unrest intensified as Negro shoppers boycotted white merchant stores amid demonstrations. Police arrested 420 protesters for trespass and fire code violations taking total arrests to 1361 over six days. more protests planned and a bi racial ministerial group approved a boycott focusing on food and drugs from neighborhood stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
Durham
Cers
Minnesota Medical Assn Honors 24 Doctors at Duluth Meeting
The Minnesota Medical Association will honor 24 doctors for 50 years of practice at its convention in Duluth. Awards also include a distinguished service citation. Separate talks cover early asthma signs in children and AMA’s new department of medicine promoting doctor pastor collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Medical Assn
Duluth
Strem
Paul B. MecCaleave
American Medical Association
Department of Medicine
AMA
Harry W. Arndt
Detroit Lakes
Otto Bergan
Clinton
Edward J Engberg
Faribault
Stuart Harrington
Rochester
William J. Kucera
Santa Barbara
Calif
Six Bankruptcy Petitions To Be Heard In La Crosse
Six petitions for bankruptcy are set for hearing at 10 15 a m Thursday in La Crosse before Miles C Riley referee in bankruptcy for the Western District of Wisconsin. Petitioners include Burton F Bass Aldin Christianson Kenneth D Meyers Herbert R Abbott Dickie L McMillan and Marjorie J Childers detailing liabilities assets mortgages and exemptions as reported to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Miles C. Riley
Madison
United States District Court
Wisconsin
Burton F. Bass
Aldin Christianson
West Salem
Arthur Herman Implement Shop
Kenneth D. Meyers
Onalaska Ave
Herbert R. Abbott
N. 7Th St
Dickie L. McMillan
New Lisbon
Marjorie J. Childers
14Th St
Dead robin sent to lab for testing in Wisconsin
Residents report robins dying after convulsions and fluttering. One female from Madison area was found by Janice Johnson at 1311 Adams St. The bird, taken to conservation warden David Hammes, was sent to the Wisconsin Department of Conservation lab for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Department of Conservation Laboratory
Madison
Janice Johnson
Adams St
David Hammes
Board Grants Three Zoning Appeals
The board of zoning appeals approved three petitions Monday night waiving yard setbacks for Ernest W. Holberg at 326 N West Ave to allow a 15 foot front yard and 4 foot west yard. C B Smithco Inc at 2434 2436 State Road won a 15 foot rear yard for an addition and the same rear yard for a second addition. John W Kiliman at 1830 Green Bay St was granted a 15 foot rear yard for an addition despite a 27 foot requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Zoning Appeals
Ernest W. Holberg
N. West Ave
Ferry St
Holberg
C. B. Smithco, Inc
Sate
John W. Kilimann
Green Bay St
Kiliman
Local businessman Bernard Zahn Hospitalized for Surgery
Bernard Zahn head of Service Sheet Metal Co listed at 2506 S 16th and residing at 2424 Sunrise Dr entered St Fran cis Hospital Tuesday morning for surgery. A former supervisor and active in the Southside Businessmen's Association he recently returned from Hot Springs Arkansas after a few weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Zahn
Sunrise
Service Sheet Metal Co
S. 16Th
St. Francis Hospital
Southside Businessmen’s Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Robinson wins Delta Kappa Gamma scholarship at La Crosse State
Kathryn Robinson of Evansville named recipient of the Delta Kappa Gamma scholarship at La Crosse State College. She is finishing her junior year in elementary education. Theta Chapter funds the award, drawing educators from Buffalo Jackson La Crosse Monroe and Trempealeau Counties.
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Kathryn Robinson
Evansville
la Crosse State College
Robinson
Theta Chapter
Buffalo
Jackson
la Crosse
Monroe
Trempealeau
la Crosse State
Tribune
Aquinas High School Spring Concert Featuring Choir and Orchestra
The Aquinas High School senior choir and orchestra combine for a spring concert in the school auditorium. The program includes Brothers Sing On Exodus When the Saints Go Marching In and Ave Maria. Soloists Trudy Liskovec James Bergman and John Ott perform works from Mendelssohn West Side Story and Trumpeter's Lullaby. The Triple Trio duets Christo pher Robin Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White. Directors Sisters Juanice and Theodosia lead the concert following past festival wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquinas High School
Brothers
Eau Claire
Madison
Trudy Liskovec
James Bergman
Bergman
Christopher Robin
Juanice
Theodosia
NOMA Chapter Elects Officers in Winona
Al Krieger of Choate Co. Winona was elected president of the La Crosse-Winona Chapter of the National Office Management Association. William Lukitsch of Watkins Co. was elected first vice president and Warren Grasby of W. A. Roosevelt Co. was named second vice president. F. A. Lipinski of Watkins is secretary and Donald Mattson of La Crosse Cooler Co. is treasurer. Members toured the IBM and computer center of the J. R. Watkins Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
al Krieger
The
Choate Co
Navy Mother of 1943 Honored Woman Fatally Struck
Mrs. Ella Crotzer, 75, National Navy Mother of the Year in 1943, died after being hit crossing a busy Rockford street. Police said driver Steven Zillhart, 18, did not see her in time to brake. no charges were filed. She christened a Navy war ship in 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Ella Crotzer
National Navy
Steven Zillhart
Rockford
Crotzer
Foreign Officials Tour Dairyland Co op
Twenty eight officials from twelve nations toured Dairyland Power Cooperative as part of the International Cooperative Training Center program at the University of Wisconsin Extension Center. The 16 week seminar group includes 16 from 12 countries and 12 Latin American attendees for three months of rural electrification study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyland Power Cooperative
Daniel Elong Ebongue
Cooperative Societies
Buga
Dairyland Co-Op
New International Cooperative Training Center
University of Wisconsin Extension Center
United States
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association and
AID
Brazil
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Alma
Madison
Pig Club Meeting Set In La Crosse Chamber Room
The La Crosse Pig Club meets at 10 a.m. Thursday in the Greater La Crosse Chamber of Commerce meeting room at Stoddard Hotel. A June 20 picnic is planned and Thomas E. OConnell 4-H Club agent says many considerations must be resolved before then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Pig Club
Greater
One-Third Of Late Property Taxes Paid
City Treasurer Wesley M. Denny reported that more than one third of 1962 delinquent personal property taxes were paid between May 6 and May 20 after notices were mailed. In the 14 day period he collected $12,768 in principal and $241.57 in interest. $20,236 in principal remains due. Interest of eight tenths of one percent is added monthly retroactive to January 1, 1963. Taxes were due February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. Denny
Denny
Tolowan farmer dies of heart attack on farm
Berni C. Juvik, 76, of eight miles southeast of here in Tolowan, Iowa, died Monday evening from a heart attack. He was found unconscious on the floor of a machine shed by his son Bertin, and died about five minutes after he was discovered. Dr. Alden Wiley, Allamakee County medical examiner, confirmed the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Iowa
Berni C. Juvik
Here
Juvik
Bertin
Alden Wiley
Allamakee
Javik
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Central Carolina Rehabilitation Hospital
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Strom
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Frederick A. Love
Carlos
Fred P. Moersch
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Springfield
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Mountain Lake
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Coon Rapids
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Mankato
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Minneapolis
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Albert D. Cornica
Richard J. Dorge
Norton T. Johnson
Joseph C. Michael
Martin Nordland
Frederick W. Wittich
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Dead Robin
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Park Ave
Boy Scout Troop 39
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Raymond C. Rice
Roy Kumm
Mary E. Sawyer
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