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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1958

Page

10

Sparta Air Conditioner Tax Draws Complaints

Sparta businessmen protested a water commission tax on water cooled air conditioners approved by the Public Service Commission. The $5 per ton fee targets ten ton units with $50 annual cost, seen as duplicate payment. Camp McCoy troops arrival raises housing needs. 180 servicemen housed, rising to 14 000 by June and 20 000 by mid June.

Sparta Wis Chamber of Commerce Water Commission Public Service Commission Bill Sullivan Orlin Runde Robert Avon Camp McCoy Chamber Avon Milt Ranum

Minnesota Film on Art Features 67 Colored Frames

The Minnesota Centennial Commission announces a 30 minute film Art in Minnesota showcasing Minnesota artists. University of Minnesota art Prof Allen Downs narrates. Copies may be rented from the University Audio Visual Extension Service for $1 each.

Minnesota University of Minnesota Art Allen Downs University

Students Of Month Honored By Kiwanis In Sparta

At a Sparta Kiwanis dinner, Kay Carlisle the valedictorian and Loudene Schmidt the salutatorian of the 1958 Sparta High School graduating class were named students of the month. Dr. Harry Mannis presented the awards.

Sparta Wis Kiwanians Sparta High School Kay Carlisle Kenneth Carlisle Loudene Schmidt Roger Schmidt Fred Schmidt Harry Mannis Kiwanis Carol Gammon LaVerne Gammon David Zirkuson Paul Zirk Kendall High School Gloria Grover Gale-Ettrick High School Douglas Redsten

Lansing Lutherans To Accept Members

Lansing Iowa special report lists new members to be received by adult confirmation and transfer. The adult confirmation class includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larkin Robert Isell John Isell Raymond Taylor and James Olson. Transferred members are Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Wurtzel and four children and Lester Knutson.

Lansing Iowa Lutheran Church Oradell Nordness Charles Larkin Robert John Isell Raymond Taylor James Olson Delmar Wurtzel Lester Knutson

Bible Dept Grad Exercises Slated

Whitehall Wisconsin special report on Our Saviors Lutheran Church seniors of the high school Bible department holding commencement services Sunday morning June 1 followed by the parish picnic. Vacation Bible school starts June 2 at Fly Creek and runs through June 13.

Whitehall Wis Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School Fly Creek

Ex Westby Youth Wins Rockefeller Theological Fellowship

David Knutson, son of Mr and Mrs I N Knutson Jr of Clarkston Washington and a 1958 graduate of Pacific Lutheran College Parkland Washington, earns one of 46 Rockefeller Theological fellowships nationwide. He was chosen from 400 applicants and awarded $2000. Knutson, president of the Pacific Lutheran student body and a 3.8 GPA mathematics major, will study at Union Theological Seminary in New York City.

Westby Wis David Knutson I. N. Knutson Jr Clarkston Wash Pacific Lutheran College Parkland Rockefeller Amontg Knutson Pacific Lutheran Union Theological Seminary Columbia University New York City David

Twenty One Diploma Recipients at St Stanislaus School Arcadia

Twenty one eighth grade graduates of St Stanislaus Catholic School Arcadia will receive diplomas at the 8:30 a.m. Mass Sunday. The ceremony will be conducted by Very Rev Joseph J Andrzejewski, the pastor.

Arcadia Wis St. Stanislaus Catholic School Joseph J. Andrzejewski

Tomah census shows gain in 1959

Tomah Wisconsin reports a preliminary Jaycees census of 5 276 residents, up 516 from the 1950 official count. The figure, compiled to justify expanding from four to eight wards, is not expected to take effect before the April 1959 election.

Tomah Wis Jaycees

Vieth Files for Juneau County District Attorney

Mauston attorney Roland W. Vieth announces candidacy for Juneau County district attorney on the Republican ticket for the September 9 primary. A UW graduate, he has practiced law in Mauston since 1952 and served in World War II. Vieth holds multiple civic posts and notable veteran group memberships.

Mauston Wis Roland W. Vieth Juneau County University of Wisconsin Vieth American and Wisconsin Bar Associations West Central Navy American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Mauston Kiwanis Club Kiwanis International Easter Seal Society Manston

Legion VFW Co Sponsor Mabel Rites

Memorial Day will be observed in Mabel and Hesper under the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Veterans graves will be decorated at 8 a.m. at the Hesper School program at 9 a.m. with Rev Gordon Selbo delivering the address. A parade at 10:30 a.m. goes to Mabel Memorial Park and an 11 a.m. program features Dan Foley of Wabasha speaking.

Mabel, Minn Mabel and Hesper American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Hesper School Gordon Selbo Decorah Mabel Memorial Park Main Street Mabel Dan Foley Wabasha National Legion Executive Courthouse Square Woodlawn Cemetery Oak Street Water Street Don Radde Spencer W. Barlow Goodwin Wells Vincent Humphrey Justice Camp McCoy G. Phillip Jung Zel Rice II James W. Rice Clarence Heasty VFW 32Nd Reconnaissance Company Sparta National Guard Blair. Wis Blair High School Riverside Park American Legion and Auxiliary Wayne L. Grover Black River Falls Whitehall Wis Marcus Gravdal Grace Lutheran Church Eau Claire Pigeon Falls Lincoln Cemetery City Hall Square Donald Nelson Osseo Warren A. Wiles Whitehall Gospel Tabernacle

Villa Louis Festival Opens With Parade And Pageant

Prairie du Chien Wisconsin special announces the Villa Louis Festival opening Friday at 2 p.m. with an invitation tea and queen talent contest. Events include a ballroom dance, midwest motorboat races, a historic pageant, donkey games, a big Sunday parade, autographs by August Derleth, flag-raising, bands, floats, equestrian contests and carnival rides through Sunday with times in central daylight time.

Villa Louis Prairie du Chien Hercules L. Dousman John Jacob Astor Col. Dousman Astors Dousman Wisconsin Historical Society Wis Jack Busch Mid- West Power Boat Assn Lawler Park Villa Louis Lawn

De Soto Lutheran Church to Confirm Nine Youth

Nine young people will be confirmed in the 10 a.m. services Sunday June 1 at the De Soto Lutheran Church. They are Roger Bean Gary Barker LeRoy Bohland Nancy Cole Larry Johnson Theodore Johnson Patricia McDowell Marilyn Oliver and David Olson.

DE Soto, Wis de Soto Lutheran Church Roger Bean Gary Barker LeRoy Bohland Nancy Cole Larry Johnson Theodore Johnson Patricia McDowell Marilyn Oliver David Olson

First Units Arrive Sunday at Camp McCoy Wisconsin

Camp McCoy Wisconsin readies for a large summer training season as 2600 Kansas National Guard troops arrive along with USAR units from Grand Rapids Michigan and St. Paul Minnesota. By mid June the post will host over 19000 guardsmen and reservists with a total summer training population around 69000, a McCoy record. Advanced parties have prepared facilities and ranges while 1600 support troops reorganize training sites and instructional committees to update participants on new techniques. Field maneuvers will reinforce basic combat principles.

National Guard Army Reserve McCoy 5Th Army

Memorial Day Observances Across Wisconsin Towns

Communities in Tomah Holmen Blair and Whitehall hold Memorial Day services at local cemeteries with parades, speeches by Lawrence Clark Rexford Mitchell and other dignitaries, flag salutes by a National Guard unit, and wreaths laid in memory of war dead.

Holmen High School honors A and B lists I

Holmen Wis Special report lists students earning straight A grades for the fourth nine weeks at Holmen High School. A honor roll names Eileen Anderson Nancy Roberts Helen Stolander Marilyn Peterson Christine Berg and others. B roll includes Peter Berg Ralph Boersma and more.

Holmen, Wis Jaclyn Evenson Carol Kardin Jerome Grokowsky Holmen High School Supt Harold M. Anderson Eileen Anderson Nancy Roberts Helen Stolander Marilyn Peterson Christine Berg Peter Berg Ralph Boersma Elva Freier Mary McCabe Sally Pearson Audrey Pryor Douglas Stein Joan Stuhr Ann van Dunk Berdene Anderson Jeanette Brady Sandra Buran Sharon Douglas Sharon McHugh Marion Marking Shirley Stuggerud

Waukon Girl Sails for Europe on Tour of Nations

Rosalie Grangaard daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Grangaard will sail from Montreal on the SS Seven Seas June 2 for a European tour visiting England Italy Portugal and Spain She will reunite with sister Norma and meet Rhea Culbertson in England Then she and companions visit a Lutheran camp in Strasbourg and the Brussels World’s Fair before returning September 4 She is a Luther College senior majoring in music

Waukon Iowa Rosalie Grangaard C. H. Grangaard Montreal Canada Europe Southampton England Rosalie Norma Maj Ralph Nelson Chateaurou France Rhea Culbertson Chicago Luther College Decorah Italy Portugal Spain Strasbourg Brussels Belgium Miss Grangaard United States

Sunday School Picnic Planned at Riverside Memorial Park Blair

Zion Lutheran in Blair Wisconsin will hold its annual Sunday school picnic at Riverside Memorial Park at noon marking the close of the season. Five students will graduate from the four year Bible course during the 11 a.m. worship led by Rev. E E Olson. The graduates are Howard Roe Erva Jo Peterson Bonita Melby Roger Anderson and Judy Olson Boe who has perfect attendance for 14 years.

Roger Anderson Judy Olson Boe

Three Women Graduate From Ettrick Bible Course

Ettrick Wisconsin special report notes Janet Daffinson Linda Mitchell and Helen Knutson graduated from the four year Bible course at Ettrick Lutheran Church on Sunday May 24.

Ettrick, Wis Ettrick Lutheran Church Janet Daffinson Linda Mitchell Helen Knutson

Miss West Wisconsin contest draws early entries in Sparta

Interest grows as first entrants arrive for the Miss West Wisconsin pageant in Sparta. Stanley Zdrojowy, Sparta Jaycee president, chairs the event to be held July 5 during Sparta Daily Days, with nine county sponsors and auditions in La Crosse and Tomah areas.

Sparta Wis Stanley Zdrojowy Jaycee Sparta Daily West Wisconsin la Crosse Jackson Trempealeau Monroe Juneau Vernon Buffalo Eau Claire Clark Zdrojowy Elm Road Reedsburg Wisconsin Atlantic City N.J Kyle Kenyon Knight Vernier Peter Guesno Joyce Westby Barbara Wolford Mary Ellen Eglinton

Communion Given 22 At Trempealeau

Twenty two boys and girls received their First Holy Communion Sunday at St. Bartholemew's Catholic Church in Trempealeau Wisconsin. Recipients include Kenneth Critzman Gerald Eichman James Eichman Kenneth Farley Leonard Fegen Dennis Galewski David Grulkowski Richard Grulkowski David Robins on Donald Robinson Charles Sonsalla John Welch Patricia Elbersold Susan Malles Mary Anne Ostrowski Barbara Schuh Diane Stellpflug Geraldine Sweasy Kay Trowbridge Caron Walski Lois Woestman Peggy Wood and Mary Malchaski.

Geraldine Sweasy Kay Trowbridge Caron Walski Lois Woestman Peggy Wood Mary Malchaski

Westby area blood drive tops quota by 18 pints

The Westby-Chaseburg-Coon Valley region collected 148 pints for the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Westby, surpassing the target by 18 pints. Organization leaders included Mrs. L. G. Roehl as general chairman and publicity chairwoman Mrs. Vic Bakke, with doctors P. T. Bland and W. Ottersen assisting at the center.

Westby Wis Westby-Chaseburg-Coon Valley Red Cross Bloodmobile L. G. Roehl Mmes Roy Running Noble Stendahl Myrtle Hovde R. C. Hagen D. M. Langve E. C. Knutson Odell Nelson C. C. Smith Orrin Anderson H. E. Goldsmith Olaf Johnson Earl Evenstad Grant Rudie Jr 0. T. Nestingen Joseph Linrnd Earl Jefson Einor Anderson Lloyd Bekkedal Burton Flugstad P. N. Rude Louise Bergtold Martha Hagen E. R. Erickson Agnetta Haugen Vic Bakke P. T. Bland W. Otterson

Blair Health Official Calls Off All School Picnics

Blair Wisconsin health officer Dr. C. M. Schneider urged canceling all Blair district school picnics this weekend to prevent spread of communicable diseases, per school supervisor A. A. Buckmiller.

Blair Wis C. M. Schneider

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Royal Promenaders Anne McCoy Leon Etten Boyd Eau Claire State College Anne Leon Ter Omer Wilhelmsen Fred Bahr Kenneth Zimmerman D. D. Lewis Sparta Water Commission Film On Lansing Lutherans Bible Dept Arcadia School Roland Vieth Juneau DA Pdass August Derleth Ralph Gimore Susie 82Nd Engineers de Soto Lutherans Kansas National Guard 367Th Transportation Battery USAR Grand Rapids Mich 385Th Engineer Group St. Paul, Minn Frank Brick St. Patrick’s Lutes Lawrence Clark Oak Grove Cemetery Ernest Kistler Lake Tomah Holmen Rexford Mitchell la Crosse State College Wayne Hotson America Holmen Park Alice Bertelson Sherry Hanson Gloria Hetze Mary Johnson Karen Kardin Ann Lee Sally Jo Lee Patricia McHugh Sandra Olson Sue Ann Betsinger Russell Boersma Erwin Bringe Elvira Farnam William Gentry Michael McFadden Dennis Odegaard Mary Olson Wilmer Pearson Steve Sacia Archie Sokolik Cecelia Starr Bible Department Hamburg-Striegel Hamburg-Striegel Cemetery Assn St. Peter’s Ev. Lutheran Church Hamburg Hwy. K Chaseburg Miss West Wisconsin Tomah Area Tomah High School Tremp’leau Cunningham Swangstu Bros. Howe. & Implement Co Viroqua, Wisconsin Elmer Swangstu
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