Logan High Promenade Packed With Royal Pageantry
Logan High hosts a junior senior promenade featuring a New England style ice cream parlor motif. Mira Connie Keum and Clarence Poh vodo lead the grand march with a procession of couples and crowning of a king and queen. Chaperones include Mr and Mrs Michael Forse and others. Music by Andy Anderson's orchestra accompanies dancing and the evening begins at 7:30 with a grand march at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Wlateria Arcor
Logan High Gymnasum
Mira Connie Keum
Clarence Pohvodo
Evelyn Inderberg
Ray Hawkins
Senor Clash
Mics Jean Lindsay
Donald Instenes
Torethy Johnson
Junior Knebes
Minses Adeline Johnant
Anta Pitcher
Deuce Anderson
Kriss Phyllis Ferrites
William Grupp
Juger Anderson
Leoard Nieland
Michael Forse
R. Jolivette
L Sagen
Andy Anderson
Semi Formal Tonight At Vocational School Dance
Vocational School hosts a semi-formal dance with Kenny Davis and his orchestra. Charles Gansenbein will sing Night and Day and other tunes while Jack Main serves as master of ceremonies. A night of amateur acts includes Eal Schlutter and the vocational art players. Tickets available from social committee members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Davis
Charles Gansenbein Wall
Lan
Thursday Club Closes Season With Dinner
Thursday Club formally closed its year with a pole luck dinner hosted by Mrs. C M Sayner at 302 South Twenty third street. Mrs. C F Evans and Mrs. C J Anderson reported on the third district federated club convention at Tomah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anursday Stady Cub
Wfaw.c
C. M. Sayner
South Twenty-third Street
C.F. Evans
C. J. Anderson
Federated Club
Tomah
Wisconsin boot and shoe trade meets NRA code compliance
Wisconsin officials report the state boot and shoe industry largely complies with code. Wisconsin NRA compliance director Matt Werner says nearly all factory closures resulted from misunderstandings. Forty six shoe factories employ 12,107 workers in the state.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Matt Werner
Wisconsin
NRA
A! Sur
Retiring Hamilton principal honored at large reception
Hannah McConnville, retiring after fifty years in the same Hamilton school, is honored by hundreds of former pupils, teachers, and community members. The event in Harrison and Central rooms featured tributes, gifts, and a copper plaque from alumni, with remarks by S. F. Brokaw and other officials.
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Hannah McConnuille
Hamilton School
Hannah McConnville
Harrison
Central Orchestra
McConnville
Carl E. Schaefer
P.T.A
Mothers Club
la Crosse
Carrol Weigel
Hannah McCunnville
Sixth Ward
Charles Krause
James Kelly
Agnes Ehlert
Hamilton
Col
F. H. Fowler
Los Angeles
Sally Marks
Chapel Hill
N. C
Signe Kiedahl
Eau Claire
Frances Lockart
Oshkosh
Ann Kinnear Andrews
Dagget
Mich
Shirley Almy
Madison
Merle Dake
Viola
B. H. Burwell
Jessie Trane
Olympia
Wash
John C. Burns
Miss McConnville
St. Mary’s School
Nora Guertin
Evansville
Ind
Marie Cook
St. Paul
Catherine Boschert Kelvin
Berkeley
Calif
Vera Allen McKee
Versailles
Alma Hosely
Minneapolis
Agnes Sparling
Racine
MecConnyille
Oshkosh Normal School
Rogues Gallery
Miss McConnyille
Punch
Carrol J. Wergel
Ruth Weigel
William Jausz
Marian Krause
Annibelle Krause Bearwald
Myrtle M. Oltman
Helen C. Bowe
Meta Jonas
Viola E. Wallace
Dorothy Zischke
Ethel Johnson
Maree Mitchell
Genevieve Krause
G. J. Gilbertson
Kathryn Doty
Jeanette
Mary Klosheim
James Kel
E. Broberg
Dorotheas Honora
Delia Happel
Kathryn Miller
T. R. Couts
C. M. Bozarth
Margaret Spettel
Frank Hoeschisr
Stanley Olson
Margaret Bonadyzer Huebner
A. J. Mus
Warren Moe
Beverly Olson
H. C. Tietz
Emily Smevogi
C. A. Skundberg
Helma Smevog
Helen Smevaz
Elia Erickson
Josephine Hints
Wittland Piano Pupils Present Annual Recital
Wittland Studio piano students perform a Sunday recital at Worth Presbyterian Church with guest artists in a large program featuring works by McCulloch, Raft, and other composers. families, friends, and community members invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittland
Worth Presbyterian Church
Robert Welch
Howard Ranson
William Wartinee
Donald Instenes
Siiteley Iling
McCcuiie Rok Weer
Huaile Raft
Peter
Ray Edi Cpn
Jar Tig
Williams
Donald Wells
Nice
Tilly
Marten
Dan
Burdey Marsh
Cetlie Vea
Voluw
Marion Tater
Fudeon
Grant Margret Luna
Tinson
Tentoeteurten
Pefferkorka Bb
Ineld
Relnul
Bragdonai van Loon
Cullen Pickorn
Ceeee
Martin Uurlen
Spinnlig Som Oe Oy -Elmenrich Berle Wael Kinch
Hinh Walte
Violet Hingek Couns Bhai Chee Waren Ware
Jorges
Boatelaan Murotla Adeuy
Blastoma Peeve
Ceeewer
Tetera Leppen
Hubert Welty
Ftietter
Mildred Liens
Shpelie
Lia
Luatees
Elia
Seba
Pnas Midgeatt
EMS
Rennesy
Agnes
Diekhie
Helen Peed
Brity Tran
MacLachlan Thanineon
Shepard
Cornelia i Liarion
Vos d de Boer
Solu
Motlan Schradey
Margret Lund
Meno
Waredin
Ecmun
Recher
Mmicaut Skog
Tanies Gay Cress
Constance Larson
Lapa
Sons of Veterans Gather for Memorial Services
The Sons of Veterans of the Civil War and G. A. R. Daughters meet at Salzer Memorial Church on Sunday morning for memorial services. Gatherings begin around 10:15 and 10:30 with ceremonies at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans of the Civil War
Jane Auxiliary
Salzer Memorial Church
G. A. R. Daughters
Oklahoma man executed for murder in electric chair
McAlester Oklahoma 21-year-old Robert Cargo known as the ax slayer went to his death in the state penitentiary shortly after midnight for the murder of A L Luke a Bethany nunry iman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester
Okla
Robert Cargo
A. L. Luke
Bethany Narseryiman
Central Masquets Banquet Date Change at Hotel Stoddard
Central Masquets Holding Banquet at Hotel Stoddard on Wednesday June 5. Reservations by telephoning A9TA. Members asked to change date from May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Masquets
Central High School
Hotel Stoddard
A9ta
Junior Red Cross Chapter Elects New Leaders At Lincoln
Catherine Knutson of St John’s Catholic School was elected president of the La Crosse Junior Red Cross Chapter replacing Bernard Sheets of Lincoln Junior High. Nancy Watt was named secretary as the annual meeting at Lincoln auditorium drew widespread attendance from La Crosse grade schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lincoln
Catherine Knutson
St John's Catholic School
la Crosse
Lincoln School
St. John's
St. Michael's
Hamilton
Franklin
Elizabeth Skemp
St. Joseph's
Madison Red Cross
Nancy Welf
Washington
G. M. Wiley
United States
Memorial Services At Salzer Church
The article notes memorial services at Salzer Church. It discusses the botanist Linnaeus known by many names including Carl Linne Carolus Linnaeus and Carl von Linne. It mentions his father Nits Ingemarssen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnaeus
Hmself
Carl Linne
Carolus Linnaeus Smolander
Carl von Linne
Carl Linnaeus
Nits Ingemarssen
Browsing Through the Shops By Susan McCaue
A local shop features a display of colorful woven doilies in four square sizes and four oblong designs. The items use colored threads on neutral grounds and suit living rooms or bedrooms for tables and dresser scarfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan McCaue
Ihn
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
A short humorous item notes Amy's troubles seeming real as doctors in town are away with the message suggesting issues worsen when her doctor is out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quillen
Amy
Two Killed Two Hurt In Vermont Collision
On the Barre highway Williamstown Vermont a car carrying Dr. Bert S. Pierson formerly of Quincy Massachusetts and Mrs Mary Krause of Windsor Vermont collided with a truck returning home from a Rotary convention. Dr William Krause and Mrs Pierson were critically injured.
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Williamstown
Bert S. Pierson
Quincy
Mass
Mary Krause
Windsor
William Krause
Pierson
Barre
Rotary
Tribune
Y W C A Spring Recital At Lincoln High
The YWCA held its annual spring dancing recital at Lincoln High on a Saturday night. The program featured three parts with numerous named performers including Bernice Lewis Frances Johnson Beverly May and Ursula McEldowney, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Lincoln High
Bernice Lewis
Frances Johnson
Beverly May
Craig Mc+ Cann
Ursula McHidowney
Lenore Osterhaut
Abyss Shaul
Patrice McLeod
Gnu Deck
Virginia Johnson
Vaulty
Bally Temp
Marian
Idla Johnson
Lorraine Wegner
Joy Dunn
Jacqueline Dettinger
Mary Tarker
Joyce Alming
Sir Echo
Patsy Young
P. McLeod
Peter
Mildred Best
Rui Mary Jterska
Ooli
Patey Young
Les Anne Messeth
Jean Granby
Anna Gibson
Marie Gibson
Rita Matlak
Shirley Stubiss
Awsre
le Mery Zeisler
Violam
Johnsen
Violet Jor
Audrey Temny
Tricia Jeangon
Bérnice Lewis
Audrey Temp
Winter Wonderland
Marian Jonnson
Geraldine Retzio
Doris Potanka
Nancy Lavold
Alison DuPac
Violet Jorgensen
Betty Temp
Virginia Gautsch
Cornfield
Frances Jonnson
Girls McCann
Joyce Miller
Ursula McEldowney
Elizabeth Drischke
Mary Jane Wiedman
Betty Bedese
Pen Goes the Weasel
Mary %Elster
Viola Johngan
Marian Johnsen
Mildred Brenice Lewin
Washington School Holds Annual Picnic
The Washington school on route 1 hosted its annual picnic on a Wednesday. Mothers and fathers attended two meals were served at noon followed by an ice cream social. Afternoon games awarded prizes including a perfect attendance pin for Benjamin Helke and a ring for eighth grade graduate Mary Jane Kramer. Old Faithful club officers were elected Arlene Hoeth president Marion Kramer vice president Hasella Kramer secretary and Billy Tilize treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Route 1
Benjamin Helke
Mary Jane Kramer
Old Faithful Club
Arlene Hoeth
Marion Kramer
Hasella Kramer
Billy Tilize
E R A Booster Dinner Meet Held Here
A booster meeting of Equitable Reserve Association was held with a dinner at Trane Tea Rooms and a program at Trades and Labor hall on Thursday evening during a state official visit. Thirty-three attended the dinner and many more joined at the hall. officials from Prairie du Chien Milwaukee Eau Claire Rockford Minneapolis attended and addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trane
Trades and Labor Hall
Equitsable Reserve Association
Supreme
Jeremiah O'Neill
Prairie du Chien
Norton J. Williams
Milwaukee
Selma Larson
Eau Claire
A. C. Radke
Rockford
O. R. Jaccke
Minneapolis
Mary T. Lee
Shirley Temple
Carol Jean Brown
Janice Ann Geiwitz
Janice May Bergsland
Dorothy May Kelly
Betty Jane Johnson
Pop-Eye
the Sailor
Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy
Junior Lyden
Billy Ott
Donald Betz
Junior Horschak
Phyllis Ann Carrier
Grant Bergsland
Leroy Vitale
Georgina Grebner
Charles Weis
A. J. Sehmidt
Ellis Langdon
William Klawitter
Lillian Broiteman
Willis Bout
Harold Chase
Matie Wilson
M. L. Ames
Viola Herlitzka
Della Kotn
Absie Becker
Iva Rannersverger
Korliss Kat
Greenfield Community Club Plans Monday Meeting
Greenfield Community Club meets Monday evening at the town hall. A play titled The Spelling School will be presented with cast including Harold Nicolai as the teacher and several local actors. District Attorney William Stevenson will speak and attendees are asked to bring cake or sandwiches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Community Club
The
Spelling School
Harold Nicolai
the Toacher
Fern Hoeth
Esther Schroeder
Lillian
Hertha Meyer
Marcella Roesler
Russell
Stanley Hoeth
Ervin Proksch
Marcellus Wuensch
Edward Roesler
Herbert Meyer
William Stevenson
May 22 Announcement for Grandview Couple
Daily Records note son Leon Curtis to Mr and Mrs Curtis Callaway at 326 North Seventh Street. Real estate transfers show Joseph Wayra trustee to Mathil da Gabel for lot 12 block 2 Cargill and Brayton on Twenty second Street between Madison and Ferry. Jennie Gilberg conveys to Ray and Ruth Netwal lot 113 Fairfax addition on Nineteenth between Farnam and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Leon Curtis
Curtis Callaway
North Seventh Street
Joseph Wayra
Mathilda Gabel
Cargill
Brayton Addition
Twenty-second
Madison and
Ferry
Jennie Gilberg
Ray C. Netwal
Ruth C. Netwal
Fairfax Addition
Nineteenth Street
Farnam
Adams
Judge Wickham Opens Court Here Monday Circuit Court
Judge Wickham opens the court here Monday with Judge Hobert 5. Cowie and court reporter Clarence Weber returning from Eau Claire where the bidder trial was heard. Judge James Wickham of Eau Claire will preside there Monday as Frank Norris sues A. F. Riley former county sheriff. Riley is co defendant with Perry Brown Forrest Clark and Tom Mc Donough police officers.
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Wickham
Hobert
Cowie
Clarence Weber
Eau Claire
Clayton van Pelt
Yond du Lac
James
Frank Norris
A. F. Riley
Riley
Perry Brown
Forrest Clark
Tom McDonough
Children’s Clinic Set at La Crosse City Hall
La Crosse County Community Council will hold a children’s clinic at city hall Saturday from two to five. The free event serves infants and children up to sixteen whose parents cannot pay for medical care.
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la Crosse County
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J. E. Freis
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Harry Parker
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