Central High honors crowd with wide range of scholarships
Central High School awarded scholarships and honors at its annual awards assembly. George Klody received the Reuben Trane Memorial Scholarship of $1,000, presented by Trane vice president Thomas Rodman for Mrs Stella Trane Jackson. Klody also shared $350 in Trane awards with Ralph Johnston amid a two-way tie for top scholastic rank.
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The
Trane Co
Central High School
George Klody
Ralph Johnston
Willard Hanson
Reuben Trane
Thomas Rodman
Trane
Stella Trane Jackson
Klody
Kathleen Atchison
Beverly Curtis
Richard Stevens
American Legion
Mary Carlsson
A.A.A.W
Susan Grosch
J. P. Bird
Kathleen Hackett
Thomas Puent
Business and Professional Women's Club
Susan Pelton
Central Memorial
Robert Schwandt
G. D. Scott
James Rahn
Herman Glenz
Susan Larson
Tim Lyons
Adolf Gundersen Medical Foundation
Sharon Kwosek
Mary Berg
Minetta Hastings
Pamela Klund
Hawkins
Ash
Baptie
Theodore Daniel Solie
Kappa Delta Pi
la Crosse Community Trust
Steve Whipple
Johnston
Naval Rotc
Loren McClanathan
Dale Waslow
Whipple
University of Wisconsin and State College
la Crosse State
Bruce Becker
Janice Graff
University of Wisconsin
Donald Iverson
University of Minnesota
David Colburn
St. Olaf
Kay Coleman
Valerie Nebel
Cheryl Thingvold
Northwestern
Gail Onsrud
D.A.R
Augustana College
Jim Willemssen
Sarah Gelatt
Gerald Christianson
David Schnurrer
Linda Heitman
Marilyn Horman
Pat Gaustad
Stella MacDowell
Henry Aronson
Joan Jarchow
Steven Whipple
Marianne Christianson
Skeeter Schedule Spraying Starts Tuesday Night
City mosquito control program will spray the area starting at 9 p.m. Tuesday from Gorder Road to the south city limits between East Avenue and 10th Street.
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Gorder Road
East Avenue
10Th Street
Fire Department Call Log Sparks False Sprinkler Alarm
On May 28 at 10 01 a.m. firefighters responded to a false sprinkler alarm at 1735 Kramer Street in the Reserve Supply area. No injuries reported and the system was reset after inspection by the fire crew.
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Kramer St
City Schools Announce Summer Study Program in La Crosse
The La Crosse City District Public Schools unveiled a summer program run by Henry C. Schwandt offering instrumental music driver training remedial and accelerated reading personal typing and make up English. The schedule covers string wind and concert band activities at multiple schools and runs June 10 to Aug 16 with various instructors and times.
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la Crosse City
Henry C. Schwandt
Leigh Elder
Longfellow Junior High
Harry Spence
Hofmeister
Logan
Central
Jack Fendt
Robert Hartig
Henry Aronson
Glen Wildt
William Towner
Hartig
Logan Junior
Hogan
Summit
Beatrice Burch
Lillian Gossell
Kenneth Storandt
Lincoln School
Margaret Messling
Hogan School
Mabel Brandau
Elizabeth Varco
Central High School
Logan Senior High School
Lewis Oelke
Marion Anderson
Gordon Anderson
James Meyer
Demo Leader Attacks State Employees Stand On GOP Bill
Milwaukee Assemblyman Huber accuses the Wisconsin State Employees Association of backing a Republican bill to gain votes for a state employee pay raise. The measure would restore independent status for the personnel bureau, opposed by Gov. Reynolds and backed by Republicans as a campaign issue.
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la Crosse Tribune
Madison
Wisconsin State Employes Association
Assemblyman Huber
Milwaukee County
Assembly
John W. Reynolds
State Bureau of Personnel
Roy Kubista
Personnel Bureau
Department of Administration
Howard Koop
Reynolds
Koop
Carl Wettengel
Kubista
Huber
Assemblyman
McKay
Ozaukee County
Wettengal
Da Crosse Cribune Section Two May 28 1963 item
Local page from May 28 1963 features Section Two coverage including society notes, brief notices, and community updates with names and places tied to the La Crosse area. Readers see short items on events, births, and appointments.
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da Crosse Cribune Section
Camp Decorah Staff Named By Scout Office
Camp Decorah announces staff for the summer season with 1000 to 1100 Scouts and Explorers registered. Irvin Pertzsch heads Gateway Area Council as eight camping periods are planned. Director Samuel Hagerman, ranger, leads a large list of La Crosse area staff and program directors with new waterfront tower and Pine Tree Reservation sites added.
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Camp Decorah
Gateway Area Council
Irvin Pertzsch
Onalaska
Samuel Hagerman
Erich Motte
Cook
Virginia Motte
Merrillan
Craig Weber
Gary Cook
Roy Campbell
la Crosse
Thomas Sleik
Trading Post
Steven Mewaldt
Judy Mehne
New London
Richard Wechter
Holmen
Robert Stahlkoph
Gene Hagerman
Gary Lieder
Jon Alverson
James Schwebach
Eau Claire
Eugene Evenson
Mark Janney
Tomah
Rick Walters
Robert Louis
Milwaukee
Robert Cook
Scout
B. W
Pat) Ingli
Girl in Jail Attempts Suicide in Cell
A 15 year old Sparta girl held in La Crosse County Jail attempted to hang herself Monday afternoon. Found about 4 30 p m by jail matron Mrs Ellen Wuest the sheriff s wife she was removed from the door and remained conscious. The girl was booked around 4 p m on orders of the Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare which has custody over her. State probation agents had earlier taken her to the State School for Girls at Oregon.
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Sparta
la Crosse County
Ellen Wuest
Wisconsin Department of Public Welfare
Wuest
State School For Girls
Oregon
Permit Granted For Drugstore Building
The A and O Sletten Realty Co of La Crosse receives a permit to build at 1225 1227 Caledonia St. The $41000 structure will house a drugstore with storage space. Frank Fuchs is the architect and H P Martell and Sons is the general contractor.
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A & O Sletten Realty Co
la Crosse
Caledonia St
Eugene Dally
Frank Fuchs
H. P. Martell and Sons
Nursing school assistant to dean dies in Madison
Madison obituary notices report Mar gery J. MacLachlan 62 years old assistant to the dean of the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing died Monday in Madison.
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Dean Nursing School
Post Office Clerks Here Are Honored
La Crosse clerks win cash awards for ideas to improve mail handling and inventory. Wendell Lovejoy receives 15 dollars for weighing pouch locks instead of counting them, while John Larson earns 100 dollars for sustained above average performance. Melford Erickson gets 50 dollars for removing 95 mail sacks from use.
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la Crosse
Wendell A. Lovejoy
St. Paul
John Larson
Larson
Melford Erickson
Robert G. Carroll
Donald A. Aiken
Radio Highlights Details and Guests
Radio highlights list programming across stations. WLCX at 7 p m features Alfred J Francour La Crosse County Resource Development agent on Resources Development and Conservation. WKTY at 7 45 p m broadcasts Milwaukee versus Los Angeles. WKBH at 7 55 p m covers Twins versus Washington.
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WLCX
Vox Pop
Alfred J. Francour
la Crosse County
WKTY
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
WKBH
Twins
Washington
Dinner to honor Memorial Day in Brownsville
Brownsville Minnesota Auxiliary to LeRoy D. Holzworth Post 6801 will serve a roast beef dinner starting at 11 30 a.m. immediately after Memorial Day ceremonies.
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Brownsville
Minn
LeRoy D. Holzworth
Rev Missler to Take European Sabbatical Journey
Othmar Missler C P P S chaplain at St Rose Convent and theology instructor at Viterbo College plans a summer sabbatical after ten years of service. He departs La Crosse Friday by jet to Paris and travels Europe with Eurailpass, returning to Montreal September 3. He will visit Rome Amsterdam London and four other countries before resuming duties in La Crosse for the fall term.
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St. Rose Convent
Viterbo College
Father Missler
la Crosse
Europe
Paris
Liverpool
Viterbo
Missler
Precious Blood Fathers
Rome
Tle
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Holland
France
Portugal
Spain
Ireland
Scotland
England
Bell Demonstrates Telephone at 1876 Centennial Exposition
Alexander Graham Bell showcased the telephone during the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876, revealing a landmark step in communication technology and drawing wide attention from attendees and press.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Philadelphia
Portuguese Nobel Contender Aquilino Ribeiro Dies
In Lisbon Portugal Aquilino Ribeiro 78 a famed Portuguese author who wrote novels short stories essays and articles died Monday He was twice nominated for the Nobel Prize in literature in the last five decades he championed the rights of the humble.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Aquilino Ribeiro
Ribeiro
Short Line Railroad Fund Drive Progress in La Crosse
The La Crosse Short Line Railroad fund has raised slightly over $2,000 toward a $7,000 goal to place a Burlington steam locomotive and a Milwaukee Road caboose in Copeland Park as permanent exhibits. About 100 passes were sold at the Burlington station as Steam Locomotive 5783 arrived, with proceeds including $500 from La Crosse public schools.
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la Crosse Short Line Railroad
Copeland Park
Citizens Steam Locomotive Committee
Burlington Railroad
Milwaukee Road
la Crosse
Burlington
Manston
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