YWCA Spring Recital Showcases Graceful Nursery Rhymes and Dances
The YWCA Spring recital at Linnaln auditorium featured young dancers and adult students in nursery rhyme pieces and three program parts. Performances highlighted Virginia Gaulietio and Mary Zeisler in various solos, duets, and group numbers with precise rhythm tap and clowning routines receiving warm applause.
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Linnaln Auditorium
Mick Virginia Gaulietio
Mary Zeisler
Betty Bedesseman
Elzabeth Pinchke
Renare Osterhaut
Arlyss Schall
I Matricia Melced
Vanity Betty Temp
Marian Johnson
Viola Johnson
Violet Worgensen
Tiny Taps
Jaoan Sneed
Muriel ‘Evrrett
Rita Carey
Mary Ellen Kalla
Murdy Crurdy
Aileen du Pace
Virgin Douimsan
Viola Johnaay
Violet Jorgensen
Betty Temp
Andrey Temp
Bernice Loews
Bance of
Rita Matiak
Shirley Stukins
Jaine Morrell
Shirley Broberg
Diane Dittman
Tom Anne Messeth
Mane Anne Derigrade
Anita Gibson
Anne Bruha
Laure Bertle
Eép
Marie Gibson
oTil
Ruth Mary Kersa
Evelyn Kerska
Dawn Ringle
Laverine Wagner
Joy Dunn
Jacques Dettinger
Mary Barler
Dover Alon
Hore
Mi Loud
Peter Peter
Mildred Bel
Aull Mars Kersika
Patsy Young
Lois Anne Messeth
Syxpense
Jean Cranke
Carol Anne Bruha
Mare von
Ria Matak
Shirley Stu- Shiney Browery
Diane Ditt
Kinne Morrell
Marie Anne Dbotgvade
Belly Bedessem
Betty Top
Virginia Racker
Marnila Allen
Maddyn Renz
Margaret Dovenberg
Mary Mirshill
Mildred Best
Tackchal
Betty Bedess
Violot Jorgensen
Parrice Lewis
Bethy
Audrey Lemp
Arthur Renner
Music And Dancing Entertain Council
A program of dances and piano numbers entertained the city council with seasonable music. Beverly and France Keppel presented piano pieces while Bert Sheven and Kenneth Mellor led the vocal and instrumental segments. The event closed with reflections by Mer Rae and planned a next program at Mire 7 with T. Lee hosting.
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Jennial
T. Lee
Holmen
Homemakers Quilt Making Meeting At Camp Friday
Homemakers of Minnehane hold a quilting meeting at the camp this Friday. Key figures include Mrs Helen Tepafieeby and M4 Lata Chrinte, with attendees from Onatach and nearby areas. The session aims to plan a quilt project to support local outreach.
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Minnehane Elu BN
Lata Chrinte
Inrhan Ohwirmsan
Helen Tepafieeby
Cero
Odyl
Poran Turta
Woman's Club Year Ends With Luncheon Event
A local Woman's Club closes its year with a luncheon at a community venue. Members meet to celebrate achievements, recognize volunteers, and plan upcoming activities for the next season.
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Woman's Club
Diocesan Council Luncheon Tuesday
Diocesan Council announces a luncheon scheduled for Tuesday at Cathelu venue. Details are unclear due to garbled text but attendees from La Crease Piytvertion and Calwmbas elu Lev st city are expected to participate.
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Diocesan Council
la Crease
Cathelu
Ter Airhis
Calwmbas
Unclear fragmentary notice from Daily Records page
Fragmented text lists names and streets with scattered phrases about residences and a fire event. Content is incomplete and reads like OCR junk with multiple proper nouns and places, lacking a coherent incident or full details.
Fashionable perfumes echo garden flowers in style trend
A London fashion note links perfume to flower motifs, recalling earlier eras. Demure styles and garden inspired scents shape current tastes. Also mentions cheese pastries and fresh salads as part of menu chatter.
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London
Calves Liver for Children. A Dietitian’s Guide
The article discusses high calf liver prices and offers child friendly preparation methods. It covers cooking to tenderness, making liver paste for infants, serving ideas with toast soup and vegetables, and tips to boost fat and flavor with butter or cream for balanced meals.
Liver Braising Guide For A Simple Family Meal
The guide explains braising liver on low heat to avoid leathery edges. It suggests using whole liver for braising with vegetables, parboiling beef or pork, shaping and covering with bacon, then baking slowly with vegetables. Rice can replace potatoes, with creamed onions, tomato jelly salad, and a chocolate cake with Alligretti icing as a complete, affordable menu.
To Prevent Cracked Glasses and Serving Suggestions
To prevent cracked glasses when pouring jelly, place glasses in a shallow pan of hot water so the lower third is covered. Alternate slices of lemon and orange on small dish and serve with tea. Cloves can be inserted in each slice for flavor. Died ginger is often served with tea.
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Mary E. Dague
MIEA
Gass
Bare-leg fashion fades this summer says experts
London fashion authorities doubt a bare-leg revival this season. They expect transparent stockings with sandals and colorful woolen stockings for sportswear. Daytime hosiery remains lighter, with a new shaded scheme to slim legs from ink blue to ice gray and brown tones. Sprinkled lemon juice enhances fish salad flavor. Use two tablespoons per quart.
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London
Kendhammer and Marcou Wed at St Joseph Cathedral
Leona Kendhammer and William P. Marcou were married in a double ring ceremony at St Joseph Cathedral Saturday morning. The bride wore a white satin gown, veil, and carried white flowers. sisters attended in blue and pink taffeta. The groom’s sister Alving Marcou carried the bridal train. A wedding dinner followed at the Kendhammer home and a dance at John Richmond farm. They will reside in Onalaska.
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Leona Frances
Lois Kendhammer
Gould Street
Willam Paul Marcou
Walter Marcou
St. Joseph's Cathedral
Peter Pape
M. Zitana
Rose
Marie Kendheammer
Freda
Irene Kendhammer
Kate Greenway
Alving Marcou
Edward Bahr
George Pierce
Kendhammer
John Richmond
Route 2
Marcou
Onalaska
Announcements Tailored for Trinity Lutheran and Club Notices
Trinity Lutheran ladies to serve a toast beef supper from five to seven Tuesday evening at the church parlors. Normanna Ladies meet Wednesday afternoon with Miss Esther Dahl at 211 Authorety Street. Caledonia StreetM Lydia Ann Nuzum Auxiliary meets with Mrs John Owen at 1437 Avon Street Friday at 2 30. Mrs Wakeman has devotions and Mrs Hammersbure the lesson. May Friend study questions for members. First Methodist Circle I meets with Mrs Emmanuel Harris at 911 Division Street Tuesday afternoon. Mines Frank Allen and J O Aker vold assist hostesses. All ladies invited. La Crosse Women’s Division FERA meets with Mrs H J Bullock Wednesday evening. date announced later. Cheese and bread idea for afternoon party: grate American cheese mix with sauce and ketchup, spread on bread, roll, toast, and serve hot. Cost estimate unknown.
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Ladies of
Normanna
Esther Dahl
Authoretiy St
Caledonia Street
Lydia Ann Nuzum
John Owen
Avon Street
W. C. Wakeman
Hammersbure
Carl Solberg
Owen
First Methodist Circle 1
Emmanuel Harris
Division Street
Frank Allen
J. 0. Akervold
Ee Ek la Crosse Women’s Division
FERA
H. J. Bullock
Lipovelz to Speak at Wonewoc High Commencement
Ford J. Lipovelz, faculty member at the State Teachers College and Seventh district commander of the American Legion, will deliver the high school commencement address in Wonewoc Wisconsin Friday at 8 PM in the opera house. Local notices report other city happenings including floral shop ads, visitors, rentals, and minor police matters from the weekend.
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Ford J. Lipovelz
State Teachers College
American Legion
Wonewoc
Wis
Opera House
la Crosse Floral Company
M. F. Gellick
Milwaukee
Russ
Hamilton Beach Way
Fred E. Richards
Logan
Robert Delbert
Frederick
Toa
Home and Garden Club to Lecture on Flower Arrangement
The Home and Garden Club meets Tuesday evening at Central High for its second illustrated lecture. Otto Marquardt reads the script on The Arts of Flower Arrangement, drawing on Japanese and natural examples to teach balance, color, and container choice. Irises will be shown and attendees are asked to bring iris blooms.
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Central High
G. O. Stoffer
C. E. Schaefer
Otto Marquardt
Mr. Marquardt
Birthday Party At Helke Home
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John Helke for their son Johns eighteenth birthday Friday. Guests included Edmund Helke Frank Helke Louis Kunert Just Tilese Walter Proksch Carl Sehlicht and their families plus several others.
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Kienahs
Green Acres
H. C. March
Madison
Carl Peshak
A. J. Christensen
Minneapolis
T. T. Acheriski
Milwaukee
la Crosse.Jr
C. D. Jennings
Charles Jr
Neenah
L. B. GO
John Thunder
Hunter's Bridge
Sheriff's Department
A. H
No. 10Th Street
Tribune
Matt Fenling
St. Paul Street
Main Street
John Helke
John
Messrs
Mmes
Edmund Helke
Frank Helke
Louis Kunert
Just Tielse
Walter Proksch
Carl Sehlicht
Arthur Mundstock
Ruben Seehauer
Arthur
Edwin Seebauer
Albert
Irma Kunert
Arthur Mundstock, Jr
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Music and Dancing Entertain Council
Weayan
Tor Rei
Tur Sibew Meatite
Wirtes
St Ann's
Mondera
Versroath
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Wyetha
Britne Wanchai
June
Mittelbach
Tittle Bros. Packing CO Inc
Main
Frankfurts Ige
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sally Meriel
Puromm
Coapechu
Dixie Blue Grass
Kentucky Aromas
Sunkist Lemons
Shirley
Shirley Temple
Berg & Johnson, Inc
Morgan
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Lady Furness
New York
Betty Douglas
Biery Lawn
Ecee
Fred Dittman Hardware CO
Ith Stre
Leona Kendhammer
William P. Marcou
Trinity Lutheran
Pitzners
the Modern Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Fifth Avenue
Fanny
Gans
Helke
Flavors, Inc
C. B. Woll
Ralph Boraff
Houston County
Sherif Brown
Caledonia
Minn
Boraff
Minnesota
Brown
Flowers
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