Pastoral Leadership and Church Listings Across The City
Wisconsin born pastor who served Madison and Wisconsin Rapids now leads First Congregational in St. Louis. The list of area churches includes Adventist Assembly of God Baptist Catholic and more with service times and pastors noted for each location.
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A. Se Oe
Cartional
Wisconsin
Janesville
Madison
Leonard Detweiler
Wisconsin Rapids
First Congregational Church of
St. Louis
Navy July quota applications open for radio technician tests
Navy recruiting officer H A Bahr notes several openings remain for the July 11 quota. Those wishing to try for the radio technician course should visit the recruiting station in the Federal Building room 313 between 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to apply and receive testing information.
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Ames
Pokc
H. A. Bahr
Navy Recruiting Station
Federal Building
Hold Bible Prophecy Meetings At Church
This weekend at the Evangelical Free church at 15th and Winnebago streets an unusual series of Bible prophecy meetings will be led by Dr. Edward Fehr. Rev. E. G. Winstedt of Topeka Kansas will also participate. Arrangements are under way to bring a noted male vocalist and song leader. Services are Saturday 8 p.m. and Sunday 10 45 a.m. 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
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Winnebago
John Eliefson
Ward Fehr
E. G. Winstedt
Topeka
Kan
Edward Fehr
Evangelical and Reformed Trinity
Mormon Coulee
E. F. Menger
Evangelical Free Church
15Th
Kans
la Crosse
Secretary of Church Council Speaks Here
The Rev. D. M. Carlson of the Assemblies of God district council is scheduled to preach at both Sunday services and a street service Saturday at 5:30 p.m. near the bus depot. Sunday services are at 10:45 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. The church is located at 113 South Third Street.
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D. M. Carlson
See
Aeee
Northern Michigan
The
Assemblies of God
South Third Street
Reception Of Members Arranged By Church
The First Presbyterian church will hold Communion services and reception of new members Sunday at 10 45 a m. The session will meet in the Sunday school rooms at 10 30 a m.
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First Presbyterian Church
6Th and
King Streets
A. J. Niebruegge
Real estate transfers and court notes from La Crosse
John J. McDonald and wife transfer property at 16th and Barlow to Albert W. Schauers and wife. Several other transfers listed on Sumner between Bantam and Car. County court convicts vagrant Alex Kupp and fines for unlawful driving. bonds forfeited for Oscar Molte. Edward Bean pleads not guilty to speeding on highway 14 35 Shelby. Police Court Buedecke pleads not guilty to drunken living. trial set for June 29.
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RSUAL
la Crosse
John J. McDonald
Albert W. Schauers
16Th End
Barlow Streets
Donald Hauser
August Pralleeas
Alex Kupp
Oscar M. Molte
Caledonia
Minn
Shelby
Edward G. Bean
R. J
Stoddard
Wis
la Crose
Edwin A. Buedke
Bangor
Birth Announcements From Wisconsin and Minnesota Towns
A list of birth notices reports newborns on June 21 to 23 in West Salem Viola Lehman Onalaska Caledonia Wilmington Twp and Freeburg. Parents include Lester Orrin Olson George KH oe Roy C Meier Stark Mybre Arnold Goetzinger and others with hospital births at Caledonia hospital and Freeburg area facilities.
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St. Ann's
Lester Orrin Olson
West Salem
Wis
George KH
Thompson Street
Viola Lehman
Roy C. Meier
Onalaska
R. J
Dorothy Engh
Caledonia
Minn
Stark Mybre
Wilmington Township
Caledonia Hospital
Arnold Goetzinger
Freeburg
Marriage Licenses Waukon Ta Carolyn Beaty Wit and La Verne Briggs
Marriage licenses list six individuals including Carolyn Beaty 18 Richland Center Wit and La Verne Briggs 17 Gillingham John Hennessy 20 Waukon and Hazel Moore 22 New Albia Paracutin a new volcano 200 miles west of Mexico City rose from a cornfield to a height of a thousand feet the first whose entire die has been recorded scientifically.
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Mexico City
Churches Hold Joint Services in City
The First Baptist and First Congregational churches plan joint services from January through August. The first five will be at Congregational and the last five at Baptist. Interim pastors Rev. Homer W. Yinger and Rev. Elmer S. Freeman will preach, with final two services led by Rev. A. B. Drummond. The churches are the oldest in the city, organized the same day.
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First Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Homer W. Yinger
Claremont
Calif
Baptist Church
Elmer S. Freeman
Menasha
Wis
A. B. Drummond
Dependency checks total over 4.7 billion sent to millions
Washington reports more than 4.706 billion in dependency benefit checks mailed since September 1942. The 81,644,751st check was mailed yesterday to eligible dependents, numbering over twelve million in total.
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Washington
Eisenhower Responds To A Boy Inquiries About Insignia
In Bala, Pennsylvania, on D-day plus one General Dwight D. Eisenhower writes to 12 year old Kenneth Tomb confirming he will send a shoulder insignia. Kenneth calls the general a good guy after the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bala
France
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenneth Tomb
Kenneth
County Receives $67,335 State Tax Check
County Treasurer Marvin Johnson announced a March to May income tax payment totaling 67 335 53 dollars. The check represents 10 percent of normal taxes and stands as the largest single payment the county has ever received. It suggests La Crosse citizens paid about a million dollars in income taxes in that period.
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Marvin Johnson
la Crosse County
Gateway Area council earns 2500 dollar Phillips grant
The Gateway Area council received a 2500 dollar grant from the Phillips Foundation after a Chicago meeting with foundation representative Charles N. Miller. The funds support a two year budget for an expanded Scouting program targeting 2050 Scouts 1000 Cubs and 700 men by December 1, 1949.
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Gateway Area Council
Chicago
Phillips Foundation Fund
Phillips Foundation
Phillips Brothers
R. L. McCornack
Itehall Council
Charles N. Miller
New York
National Council of Boy Scouts
Smoot
Dr. McCornack
James N. Trane
W. E. Bannen
National Council
L. R. Smith
R. W. Bardwell
B. W. Ingli
Scout
Completes 50 Missions by Luther Alum in WWII
Capt Orville Biden, Luther College graduate 1942, has finished 50 missions in the Italian theater as chief pilot and former squadron leader in France and other European targets. He received the air medal with nine oak leaf clusters. Formerly of Alexandria Minnesota, his home is now Pomona California. he was a star center on Luther’s football team.
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Decorah
Army Corps
Orville Biden
Luther
Air Corps
France
Alexandria
Minn
Eiden
Pomona
Calif
United States
Weiss
San Antonio
Tex
Santa Ana
Fort Denning
N. M
England
Logan High School
la Crosse State Teachers College
Maple Grove
Lieut. Weiss
O. E. Weiss
Charles Street
Dorothy
Peter Rund
Local V-12 Cadet Spends Vacation with Parents in Milwaukee
John Mueller Jr of the Marquette University V-12 unit is visiting his parents at 916 South 6th Street Milwaukee. The notes mention Paul’s Jewelry Store with waterproof watches on Caldonia Street and a tip about Athrex for athlete’s foot. Grace Shendan listed as Charis corsetiere at 2337 W.
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John Mueller, Jr
Marquette University
Milwaukee
John Mueller
South 6Th Street
Paul
Veterans in La Crosse area serve in World War II units
Editor notes honor men from La Crosse and nearby serving in the U S Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard. Radioman Carl Keefe re enlisted in 1942 and served near Italy and North Africa after World War I service. Lieut Gale Weiss earns the Distinguished Flying Cross after B 17 missions in Europe. Cadet John Halaska completes primary training and heads to Pensacola as naval aviator. Hood LeRoy, Hood earns wings and serves with 15th Air Force P 38 unit. Howard Campbell ships overseas. Lachman trains as radio operator mechanic. families named with addresses and hometown ties.
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U. S. Army
Navy
Marines
Coust Guard
la Crosse
Foreign Service
U. S
Carl M. Keefe
North Africa
Italy
Keefe
Milwaukee
West Salem
South America
West Salem Corp
Alfred Jacques
San Francisco
Calif
Jack
Camp Barkeley
Tex
Dallas
John LaVerne Halaska
U. S. Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Halaska
Aquinas High School
John Halaska
Copeland Avenue
Norman Joseph Nelson
USNTC
Camp Hill
Farragut
Ida
Richard LeRoy Hood
15Th Air Force
William P. Litton
Shaw
Miss
Hood
University of Chicago
Air Corps
Lake Field
Phoenix
Ariz
Margaret Baugher Hood
Chicago
Howard B. Campbell
Jean Campbell
North Seventh Street
San Diego
Cal
Newport
R. I
Norfolk
Mission Here Sunday Opens South Avenue Lutheran Mission
The South avenue Lutheran mission in Wisconsin synod will observe its opening Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Otto A Pagels to be installed as pastor by Rev Walter A Schumann. Assisting in the ceremony are Rev Walter E Gutzke and Rev Theodore J Mueller. The event, in the building at 3100 South avenue, features the First Lutheran choir and John Gawrisch as organist. Pagels, a Fort Atkinson native, educated at Northwestern college and Thiensville seminary, will begin a vacation Bible school Monday and start Sunday school July 2. Pagels and his wife reside at 3124 Losey boulevard south.
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South Avenue
John * Gawrisch
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Northwestern College
Watertown
Theological Seminary
Thiensville
Lancaster-Rewey
Lancaster, Is
South Avenue Mission
Pagels
Losey Boulevard South
Daniel Diet and Duty in the Babylonian Court
A Sunday school lesson explains Daniel in the Lion's Den and Daniel in the Fiery Furnace as Hebrew folklore with a moral. It argues Daniel chose pulse and water over royal meat and wine, and notes Daniel and friends excel in wisdom, gaining favor in Nebuchadnezzar's realm.
Navy Returns 412 Seized From Coos Bay Letter
The navy department says the Associated Press turned over 412 in currency with a typed line The crew of the Coos Bay. The letter asked to use the money to pay off strikers at Wright Aeronauticals Lockland plant or other war plants. The navy has no information on the letter or crew collection and will return the funds to the Coos Bay's commanding officer. The department disavows strikes in wartime and condemns offhand expressions by personnel that defy regulations.
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Washington
Navy Department
Associated Press
Navy
Coos Bay
Lockland
Wright Aeronautical Company
Tito Peter Preliminary Cooperation Pact Report
The Evening News reports a preliminary Yugoslav collaboration accord between Marshal Tito and King Peter's representatives, Premier Ivan Subasic. The draft includes Tito accepting King Peter’s sovereignty, postwar self government for Yugoslavs, mutual propaganda cessation, military collaboration, and talks on a government with all patriotic elements.
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London
Marshal Tito
Peter
Ivan Subasic
Tito
Price ceilings set for 1941 jeeps by Office of Price Administration
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration has established price ceilings for 1941 used jeeps but gives no schedule for sale to the public. A three year old model offered as is would run about 600 dollars plus transport, while a reconditioned unit with guarantee would be around 750 dollars plus transport.
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Washington Administration
Associated Press
War Action Board
United States
Coast
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Army
Purge of Fascist Newsmen in Rome Ordered
Lieut. Col. Charles Poletti of the Allied government orders a purge of Roman newspaper men with Fascist records and appoints Senator Alberto Bergamini to compile and submit a list of qualified journalists. Approved reporters will receive press cards and be allowed to circulate after curfew.
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Rome
Charles Poletti
Italy
Alberto Bergamini
DOJ moves to block Titanium patent monopoly by three firms
The Anti Trust division seeks a federal injunction against National Lead Company Titan Company Inc and E I Du Pont de Nemours in a global monopoly case over war essential titanium patents. The complaint charges a world wide monopoly of titanium patents and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anti- Trust
Department of Justice
American Chemical Companies
National Lead Company
Titan Company, Inc
E. I. Dupont de Nemours and Company
Dr E S Jones Ends Mission at Vocational School
Dr E S Jones closed a series of lectures at the Vocational school auditorium with a talk on Christian answers to suffering. He urged that if Japanese Americans are relocated they be welcomed into homes and communities while noting God provides strength to bear trouble. His message centered on Christ and the cross as redemptive amid adversity. The Rev Amos Niebruegge introduced him, with other clergy participating in the service.
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E. Staneley Jones
Dr. Jones
Jesus
Jones
Amos J. Niebruegge
First Presbyterian Church
W. Ross Conner
The
Salter
First Metho
Paul Turdist
Weakened Fascist Grip Seen as Rioting Spreads in Italy
Reports from Bolzano and Milan describe street fighting and general strikes in Turin as northern Italy loosens German Fascist control. Milan factories face sabotage while partisans reportedly command in Turin. Bologna mayor killed amid clashes. partisan battles also in Coni province and the Adige valley.
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Bern
Switzerland
Bol
Milan
Noa
Turin
Italy
Swiss Telegraphic Agency
Mussolini
la Suisse
Bologna
Fascist Party
Pavolini
Coni
Adige
Men Diocesan Council to Convene Sunday
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Men under Bishop Alexander J. McGavick will hold its first meeting Sunday at 2 30 p m at Aquinas high school. Principal speakers include Bishop McGavick and Dr John G Bowen field representative of the National Council of Catholic Men. A military mass starts the day at 11 a m at St Josephs Cathedral with Camp McCoy guard of honor.
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Catholic Men
Alexander J. McGavick
la Crosse
Aquinas High School
Bishop McGavick
John G. Bowen
Washington, D. C
National Council of Catholic Men
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Camp McCoy
Al Smith In Hospital In New York
Former New York Governor Alfred E. Smith, 70, was pronounced in good physical condition after a check-up at St. Vincent's hospital where he had been confined since Thursday for observation and rest. He plans to return home later Saturday. friends said his health declined after his wife's death in May.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
St. Vincent's Hospital
Italian Composer Riccardo Zandonai Dies in Pesaro
Rome reports the death of Italian conductor and composer Riccardo Zandonai aged 61 at a Pesaro hospital on the Adriatic, near German lines.
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Rome
Ricccardo Zandonai
Pesaro
Adriatic
Egyptian Soldier Invented First Cigarette During 1882 Bombardment
During the bombardment of Alexandria in 1882 a shortage of pipes and a surplus of tobacco led an Egyptian soldier to create the first cigarette.
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Alexandria
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Assembly of A
St. Rieben
Y School
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Winnebago Street
M. Sa Winnabeke
Calvary Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Streets
Robert E. Hille
the Lord Our Peace
First Baptist
Sixth Street
Main
King
A. E. Drummond
Union
Robert Hansen
Joseph Tetzlaff
A Fe
Tor Iy
Mother of Perpetual Help
St. James
Windsor
Caledonia Streets
Rev. L. B. En
S J. Plecity
Reilly
Holy Trinity
13Th and
Avenue
Wweme
Philip Seinfelder
Hubert Crubel
St. Wenceslaus Church
Holy Cross Church
Ferry Streets
S. Andrzejewski
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scien- Se
Fa Bank Bidg
Church OF God
West Avenue North
John Kurtz
Moody Chapel
Moody Memorial Chapel
Campbell Road
E. F. Butler
First Congregational
Homer V. Yinger
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal
8Th
Main Streets
St. John's
West Avenue
Market Street
Christopher Boland
Bethany Gospel Tabernacle
Jehovah's Witnesses
Roorm
Linker
Crosse
Ed Poss
Hyde Avenue
Church OF Christ Church
Earl J. Rick
Bible Vice
Our Savior’s Lutheran
6Th
Division Streets
de Soto
Bethel Lutheran
George and Sill
O. I. Paulson
Myrick Park
First Lutheran
West Avenue South
Cameron
Walter A
Karl T
Immanuel Evangelical
Avon and
St. Paul Streets
Walter E. Gutzke
Mount Calvery Ev. Lutheran
Park Avenue
16Th Street
T. J. Mueller
Ivine
A. St. Paul’s Lutheran
Division Street
Mars A Dale
Trinity
Elm Grove School
Trinity Lutheran
Sill and
Charles Streets
Carl O. Pederson
H. J. Wein
Sill Street
Methodist
Jackson
Reuben Francis Halberg
Johnson Street
Stoddard Methodist
Reuben Francis Hal
J. McTavish
Nazarene
Church of the Nazarene
N. 16Th Street
Philip E. Johnson
French Island Presbyterian
Eech
Avon
Tan le Smith
Copeland Park
Church Council
Sam Moore
Ike
Scout Council
Gale Weiss
Europe
RAF Training Command
Sioux Falls
S. D
Richard R. Lachman
Lachman
Jacques
Otto A. Pagels
Wm. Southern, Jr
Daniel
Palestine
Jerusalem
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Babylon
Chicago Daily News
Kansas City Star
William R. Nelson
the Star
Melzar
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Misheael
Azariah
Mishael
Arthur G. Benson
M. D
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Dr. E. S. Jones
al Smith
Cigaret
Ruud
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