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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1949

Page

2

Church Adopts Merger Plan Amid Synod Vote

The northern synod of the Evangelical and Reformed church voted 14 to 4 in favor of merging with the Cristian churches during sessions at St. Paul. Delegates Rev. Ralph Reuther and others reported the plan advancing as part of a broader agenda, while the synod also urged a U S quota increase for displaced persons and discussed world federalism as a preventive measure.

Evangelical and Reformed St. Paul Evanglical and Reformed Church Ralph Reuther Fred Miller Brownsville Minn John Hel la Crosse United States Ovor Lse Congress E . Ucathering

Wisconsin Tax Reform Sets Apportionment For Out-of-State Firms

Gov Rennebohm signs a tax package changing how out-of-state corporations calculate Wisconsin income for tax purposes. Firms must apportion income across the state rather than use separate accounting. Revenue authorities expect thousands in extra revenue. The package also tightens income tax rules and shortens license suspensions for young traffic offenders.

Madison Wis Rennebohm Wisconsin Department of Taxation

Catholic Nurses to Receive Communion at St Francis Hospital

La Crosse chapter of Catholic Nurses will receive Holy Communion in a body at St Francis hospital chapel Sunday May 29 at eight oclock mass. Locals may place items in the column by calling Donna Sheridan at 3680. Stores advertise lunches jewelry and flowers with various offerings and hours.

Donna Sheridan la Crosse St. Francis Hospital Paul’s Jewelry Theater Caledonia Street Liberty American Cafe Pearl Lund’s Cathedral Frank Len Fifth Tyler Street

Dionne Quints Turn Fifteen With Simple Family Plans

Dionne quintuplets at Callander Ontario reach age fifteen with a modest celebration underway. The girls Annette Emilie Yvonne Cecile and Marie will join their parents Oli va and Elvira Donne and siblings for a Sunday party honoring their father. They remain uninterested in dates or cosmetics and avoid makeup.

Callander Dionne Quintuplets Oliva Elvira Donne Annette Emilie Yvonne Cecile Marie

Adventist and other churches schedule weekend services

Church notices list Adventist Sabbath services at Sixth and King plus Sabbath school at 9 45 and 11 a m sermon. Assembly of God at 206 North Seventh Street shows Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 10 45 and midweek activities. Multiple Baptist Catholic churches and parishes in city provide masses, catechism, novenas and confessions with times and locations.

Seventh-day Adventist Church Sixth and King Streets Postalada South Ave J. H. Meier Community Bible Assembly OF God North Seventh Street G. P. Brown Christ Southwest Section Fellowship Tri-State Ivan Miller North Central Bible Institute Minneapolis Baptist Calvary Baptist Church Logan and Charles Ray M. Richardson Fisherman Fellowship First Baptist Church South Sixth Street W. T. Huxford Onalaska Park St. John the Baptist Catholic Church St. James and Avon Streets Edwin L. Knauf Alfred E. Hebert Mother of Perpetual Help No Rosary of Our Lady of Fatima Russia Holy Trinity 13Th and Park Avenue Msgr V. J. Plecity A. Comiskey William Nikolai First Congregational Church Seventh Street Main Frederick Whyslop WKBH John P. Bird Episcopal Moody Memorial Evangelical Free Church Campbell Road John Efiefson Gospel Tabernacle Evangelical and Reformed St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church West Avenue Market Street Ralph Kuether Mount Calvary Ev Lutheran Church South 16Th Street Park Averue Harold F. Backer Asbury Methodist Church Redfield Reuben Francis Halberg Redfield Street Caledonia Street Methodist Church George R. Bell Wesley Methodist Church Eighth and J. Pierce Newell Cass Street Veterans’ Memorial Park Open Bible Church of the Open Bible Liberty Clinton E. R. Briggs Winnebago Street Fourth and Jay Nazarene Church of the Nazarene West Avenue South Philip E. Johnson Tor Paul King Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church Sixth Mark Lewis Andrews Cargill House

Religious services and schedules for area churches

A listing of weekly religious activities across multiple churches. St Thomas More Catholic church holds masses, confessions, and instruction. St Eighth and Cass churches conduct services, Bible study, and communion. Various denominations including Episcopal, Evangelical Free, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Nazarene, Open Bible, and Jehovahs Witnesses publish service times, classes, and special observances.

Sunday School Lesson Based on International Uniform Outline

Lesson notes reference the International Uniform Lesson Outlines used by permission from the International Council of Religious Education. The piece outlines recommended topics and sequence for Sunday school teachings.

International Council of Religious Education

Prayer in Gethsemane and Jesu s sacrifice explored

A meditation on Jesus prayer in Gethsemane before arrest, noting his human fear and divine will. The piece recounts personal testimony on answered prayers, the betrayal by Judas, and the disciples’ sleep as Jesus prepares to endure crucifixion.

Jesus Gethsemane Giovanni Papini Christ Gethsemanee Mount of Olives Peter James John

Mildred Pierce pleads not guilty in La Crosse forgery case

Daily Records logs county court actions in La Crosse with Mildred Pierce alias Mildred Quinn pleading not guilty to forging a $25 check at Hass grocery. Trial set for 2 p m Tuesday May 31. Bond posted. multiple other cases and marriage licenses noted.

Daily Records la Crosse Mildred Pierce Mildred Quinn Hass Bond J. B. Schultz Sparta Raymond Powers St. Paul Minn Walter Marx

Births in Wisconsin and Minnesota Lutheran Communities

Birth announcements from Lutheran communities list several newborns. May 26 in Harmony Minnesota a son Jeffrey Ardeen to Alfred and Mrs Somma. May 27 Genoa Wisconsin a son Hans Edward to Victor Hanson and wife Evelyn Ha gen. Richland Center hospital May 23 a daughter to Virgil Miller and Edith Clark. May 27 Bangor Wisconsin a son to Wayne Huber and Hazel Clair. May 27 Avon Street Bangl. May 22 Spring Grove Minnesota a son to Jerome Lanswerk and Doris Dverg sten. May 24 a son to Arnold Myhre and Alice Munkel.

Jeffrey Ardeen Alfred Somma Harmony Minn Hilary McKinney Hans Edward Victor O. Hanson Genoa Wis R. J Evelyn Hagen Richland Center Virgil Miller Edith Clark Ontario la Crosse Hospital Wayne Huber Bangor Hazel Clair Granville Smith Avon Street Freda Selbach St. Ann’s Wayne E. Arnet State Street Spring Grove Jerome Lanswerk Doris Dvergsten Arnold Myhre Alice Munkel

New Pastor Arrives at Seventh Street Baptist Church

The Rev. Fred R. Lemmert and his family moved to La Crosse to take the job as pastor of the Seventh Street Baptist church. The family resides at 721 Ferry Street. Lemmert graduated Friday night from the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Fred R. Lemmert la Crosse Seventh Street Baptist Church Ferry Street Rev. Lemmert Northern Baptist Theological Seminary

Navy Reservists Invited to Memorial Day Parade

Navy veterans and inactive naval reservists are invited to join the Memorial Day parade. Report at Market Square by 8 40 a m Monday, per Lieut. Robert Borst, commanding officer of the naval reserve division.

Naval Reserve Robert Borst Naval Reserve Division Market Square

Men's League Meets at Bethel Lutheran Parish

Bethel Lutheran Men's League gathers in church parlors Sunday at 7 30 p m with Rev Ralph Kuether as speaker. Musical entertainment is planned and the committee includes Martin Schlegel Clyde Ulrich and Ambrose Peterson.

Lutheran Bethel Lutheran Church George and Sill Streets O. S. Paulson Men’s League Ralph Kuether Bethel Lutheran Men’s League Martin Schlegel Clyde Ulrich Ambrose Peterson

Packer Drum Majorette Crowned Miss Wisconsin 1949

Phyllis Kessler, 18, drum majorette for three years with the Green Bay Packers band, is named Miss Wisconsin of 1949. She is a Green Bay West high school senior and won the state baton twirling honors. She will represent Wisconsin in the Miss America contest in Atlantic City this fall.

Milwaukee Phyllis Kessler Green Bay Packers Wisconsin Junior Chamber of Commerce Kenosha Gay Phillipson University of Wisconsin Green Bay West High School Phyllis Atlantic City

Unemployment Claims High but Industry Layoffs Fall

Washington reports total unemployment claims reaching a yearly high of 2,057,750 for the week, while new industry layoffs ease by 7,600 to 336,800. Twenty eight states show fewer jobless claims, with Michigan and Massachusetts driving part of the decline as auto disputes ease. Acting director E. L. Keenan notes many idle workers are recalled to work in several states.

Washington Bureau of Employment Security New England Michigan Massachusetts E. L. Keenan Bureau

UI Students Indicate Religious Preference

At the University of Illinois 21,302 of 23,873 full time students indicated a religious preference. On the Champaign Urbana campus 15,989 of 18,002 listed a preference with Methodist 3,129 Catholic 2,742 Presbyterian 1,860 Jewish 1,856 and Lutheran 1,275 noted.

Champaign, Ill University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana University

Funeral services for Kermet Eno in Valley Wisconsin

Funeral services for Kermet Eno 47 of Long Beach California are set for May 30 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Peterson Valley and 2 p m at the Evangelical United Brethren church Valley with Pastor Keith Davidson officiating Burial will be in Valley cemetery Masonic rites will be conducted by Rockton lodge from La Farge Eno born and raised in Valley died May 24 en route from Long Beach to Utah where he was to supervise a crew opening a new oil field Survivors include his wife of Long Beach and his mother Mrs Rollin Bauman of Valley Mrs Oscar Peterson an aunt will host the body at her home starting May 29

Hillsboro Wis Kermet Eno Long Beach Calif Oscar Peterson Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church Keith Davidson Valley Cemetery Rockton Lodge la Farge Eno Madison California Utah Rollin Bauman

Prairie du Chien Man Dies of Heart Attack

John Garrow 67 died at his home in Prairie du Chien after a heart attack. He lived most of his life there, lately worked for the Eagles club, and was son of the late Frank and Mrs Garrow of Waukon Iowa who owned Alla Makee hotel. Survived by wife and several sisters. Services Monday at St Gabriel's church at 9 am with Rev Thomas Finnegan officiating. burial in St Gabriel's Cemetery.

Prairie DU Chien Wis John Garrow Garrow Eagles Club Frank Garrow Allamakee Waukon Iowa St. Gabriel’s Church Thomas Finnegan St Gabriel’s Cemetery

Notable Leaders and Historians Die in AP Report

In Angola Louisiana Dr James Monroe Smith 60 ex LSU president linked to 1939 scandals. Norwalk Connecticut John W Whitehead 64 led Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co. Chatham England Vice Admiral John Ernest Troyte Harper British naval historian would have turned 75 on Sunday.

Associated Press Angola James Monroe Smith Louisiana State University Louisiana Norwalk, Conn John W. Whitehead The Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company Chatham Eng John Ernest Troyte Harper

Amvets Endorse Rent Controls and Veterans Housing Plan

Amvets at the Wisconsin state convention urged continued federal rent controls for two more years and extended the state liquor tax funds to support veterans housing. They opposed Bill 611 S to end controls and proposed directing all liquor tax proceeds to multiple rental units under the state housing authority. They also called for funds to assist local housing authorities based on veteran percentages and unit cost coverage.

Manitowoc Wis Amvets Wisconsin Veterans Housing The

Bridges Defiant After Perjury and Fraud Indictment

San Francisco labor leader Harry Bridges denounces the charges as a smoke screen after a federal indictment for perjury and fraud related to his 1945 naturalization. He posted $5,000 bail as trial was set for June 9. co-defendants Henry Schmidt and J. R. Robertson were named in the case.

San Francisco Harry Bridges Bridges Louis Goodman CIO Longshoremen’s Union

Stevedores Ordered To End 10 Day Strike

In Bristol and four British ports dock union leaders ordered stevedores to end a 10 day strike that halted unloading of food ships. One faction sought government help and Bristol strikers asked the labor ministry to send troops to unload a Canadian ship tied to the dispute. Troops had been dispatched to unload a banana boat at Avonmouth.

Bristol England Ministry of Labor Avonmouth

$450 Loss In Two Car Intersection Mishap

Police report a two car collision on West avenue near Adams street at 1 28 a m. Walter Wingers of 1335 Farnam street suffered 150 damage to his parked vehicle while Harold G Lemke of La Crescent Minnesota faced 300 damage to his northbound car and minor injuries.

Walter Wingers Farnam Street West Avenue Adams Street Wingers Harold G. Lemke la Crescent Minn

No Mail Monday Announced By Postmaster

Postmaster Wenzel M Dvorak said there would be no mail deliveries by car riers Monday with regular collections still operating. Post office windows will be closed though the building remains open and stamp purchases may be made from lobby automatic dispensers.

Wenzel M. Dvorak

Grease Theft Reported at Auto Yard on St. Andrew Street

Police reported theft of a 25 pound can of grease from A. Asfoor and Sons auto wrecking firm at 100 St. Andrew street. Theft occurred Thursday night with prior gasoline thefts from trucks in the yard on several occasions.

A. Asfoor and Sons St. Andrew Street

Seize Shells Halted at Antwerp Port

Port authorities in Antwerp seized two carloads of anti aircraft shells consigned from Switzerland to a Scandinavian country because regulations forbid handling explosives.

Antwerp Belgium Switzerland

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Evangelical-Reformed Pasteur Lister Adventist Seventh and Winnebago Streets Youth Fellowship St. Joseph's Cathedral Peter Pape Robert Agnew John P. Trant St. Wenceslaus Church Winnebago Ferdinand Cech Chester B. Maczarny St. James Catholic Church L. B. Keegan Joseph Marx St. Mary’s Church Cameron Avenue Robert B. Condon D. D J. Kelley Cosgrove Church of the Blessed Sacrament 24Th and Francis E. Wallace Mark P. Sullivan Our Lady of Fatima Holy Cross Church Ferry Streets Stanley Andrzejewski Chester Wrzaszczak St. Thomas More Catholic Church 20Th Weston Streets Jos. M. Wagner Church OF ST Eighth Cass Streets Howard E. Wilson Church OF God West Avenue North John Kurtz Christ Episcopal Church Ninth and Main Streets Robert D. Winter Nutter Nashotah St. Peter's Episcopal Church Paul S. White Ascension Evangelical Free Bethany Gospel Tabernacle North Street Onalaska Ave O. L. Larsen Minneapolis District Free Church Young People’s Societies Bethany Evangelical Free Church of Annve Peterson Winona Young Peoples Church OF Living Christ Church of the Living Christ Wisconsin Bldg Earl J. Rick Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall North 16Th Street English Lutheran Church 16Th Cass Harold N. Stoffel South 20Th Trinity Lutheran Sill and Charles Streets Carl O. Pederson Pederson Our Sevior’s Lutheran Church Division Streets George Alvilden First Lutheran Onalaska Gordon Selbo Selbo Will Luther League St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Division Street M. Gjelistad Wisconsin Synod First Ev. Lutheran Church Cameron Fritz H. Miller Grace Ev. Lutheran Church Ward Avenue South 26Th Street William Lange Immanuel Ev Avon and St. Paul Streets Walter E. Gutzke Holy Communion North Presbyterian Church Avon and Logan A. C. Cochrane Dubuque Seminary French Island WM. Southern, JR Willie Jacob Judas Mary John Mark Abba Father Simon Sam Menadue Osseo Justice Court P. M. Paulson Whitehall Orvin Star Blair Menadue Justice Paulson John H. Schue South 20Th Street Helen Irene Dummer Charlies Anderson Rose Street Ruth Bey Joel L. Anderheim George Street Tone Arneson Ettrick Moon Photo Service Main Street State Streets India China WKTY WCCO Wkbhise WLCX WMT CBS Mbs NBC WOOI ABC WCAL St. Olaf WGN WBEM WEAU Wls-Wenr WMAYQ WHA Wis. U Katy Klub Griffing Bancroft Lake Success Council C. C NBC B Symphony Public Interest NBC Symphony Harry Wismer Joe Snyder the Eye Gene Autry Pat Pat Novak Autry Tria Vaughn Monroe Judy Canova Chicago Spike Jones Dennis Day Nat'l. Barn Dance Hoeschlers 5Th Ave Coruiaee Th’ Oe Packer Miss Cargill Coal CO Amvets Back Rental Housing
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