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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1925

Page

5

Doherty to Address Catholic Women’s League Meeting

J F Doherty speaks at Loreto club on amendments at the Catholic Women’s League regular meeting Thursday evening. Miss Marie Crotty reports on Stevens Point social work conference. Music planned and civic committee led by Miss Mary Perine. Father Garesche talk rescheduled to December 15 on Jesuit martyrs beatification.

Catholic Women’s League Loreto Club John Doberty League Doberty Marie Crotty Conference of Social Work Stevens Point Mary Perine Father Garesche Ameri

Women Golfers Close Season at La Crosse Country Club 1925

The La Crosse Country Club women closed the 1925 season with a sausage and cake luncheon and officer elections. Officers chosen for 1926 are Lena M. Gelatt president, F F Weath erwax vice president, Dorothy Hart secretary, John A. Bayer treasurer. P M Gelatt showed moving pictures of local golfers on grounds and driving from the first tee. Members look forward to 1926 season.

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Natural Ice Box During Cold Winter Months

A note on using an ice box in freezing air to keep foods safe. If the air is cool enough to prevent butter from melting in the window, foods left outside will not spoil.

Heavy Soup Hurdle in Menu Planning

A nutrition tip notes that cream soups are too heavy for the first course unless the second course is vegetables or a lighter fish. The guidance suggests balancing the meal with lighter dishes to avoid an overly heavy start.

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Local Gossip And Weekend Visits At La Crosse

Elizabeth Soukup returns from Coon Valley to live with the Dexnous at 931 Cameron Ave. Richard Patnode spent the weekend with sister Loraine, a UW freshman, during the Wisconsin Minnesota game. The Devereux Company presents The Barber of Seville in Normal School auditorium at 8 15 tonight. Various local ads note tire services mic equipment radios and wood for sale.

Elizabeth Soukup Coon Valley Edswin Sedevie J. W. Dexnous Cameron Avenue Tire and Radio Supply Co Rose St Richard Patnode Loraine Patnode University of Minnesota Devereux Company Harry GC Aiken South Fourteenth Street St. Petersburg Florida Cuba Rishmiller’s Thone Schmidt's Malta Glenn C. Schwartz Galesville la Crosse Moss Radiola Crossey Radio St. R Rmal Oo Francis Hoch Preston Minn Jorgeson Charles St M. C. W. Graves Viroqua Main W. A. Luberg Stella Lubert M. A. Lev*fson Whitehall Klosheim Hemstitching Jake Sternamen Winona Nose Pete Harry Thrune

The Grandmother Clock Adventures Continue

Tick Tock and the Twins fix up an old grandmother clock and visit Mrs Gordon in a quaint house. They discover nails marking growth on the clock and discuss helping Mrs Gordon with her rheumatism as a new chapter promises more clock adventures.

Nancy Nick Banjo Big Ben London Strasburg Norristown Tick Tock Twins

Milwaukee Women Attend Chicago Railroad Club Meeting

Ladies who traveled to Chicago for the C M and St P R R Woman's club meeting and luncheon report a 1000 strong turnout at the Sherman hotel ball room. President H E Byram and leaders praised the club’s rapid growth and its role supporting railroad families with welfare efforts and mutual aid.

Chicago C. M. & St. P. R. R. Woman's Club Sherman Hotel Milwaukee Railroad H. E. Byram The Milwaukee Road J. T. Gollik M. Calking Field Woman's Club Byram Calkins Marion la Crosse J. H. Rossbach McCoy Newall van Tassel Robert Fritch Maeves H. J. Bullock

Hold Bazaar and Food Sale in the Court House

The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will hold its annual bazaar in the court house room on Wednesday November 4. Cafeteria lunch from 11 30. Fancy aprons quilts rugs and lunch cloths for sale. A mystery table with many articles. Cards in the evening with six prizes. Public invitation extended.

Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Court House

Birthday cautions and personality musings

The text offers a playful horoscope style note advising to hold birthdays steady on Monday November. It characterizes a person as idealistic poetic and taciturn while advising concentration on tasks and noting obstinacy. It suggests marrying a diplomatic tactful mate.

Collars for Day Wear Highlight Smart Necklines

The high collar remains the definitive daytime neckline. It should look chic without causing discomfort and must fit precisely for a polished, comfortable appearance.

Miss Lucille Klug Weds Rudolph E. Kammel at St Joseph's Cathedral

Miss Lucille Klug daughter of Rein hard Klug and Rudolph E. Kammel were united in marriage on Tuesday October 27 at St Joseph's Cathedral Father Peter Pape performed the ceremony attended by Miss Anna Klug as bridesmaid and Joseph Bakalars as best man.

St Joseph’s Cathedral Eee Peter Pape

Frying Technique: Deep Fat Reduces Costs

In frying it is cheaper to use a deep fat that covers the article rather than a surface fat that must be renewed as it disappears.

Ail Git Scere

The Good Cook A Guide to Tender Meat and Savory Flavor

A guide praising slow cooking to tenderize tough meat and achieve rich savor through proper seasoning. The piece emphasizes patient technique and flavorful results from careful preparation.

Aunt Het Reflects on Secrets and a Rug Weighing Conscience

Aunt Het recalls sweeping dirt under the bedroom rug in a hurried moment. The remark hints at hidden lives and the burden of judgment in a small community.

Twentieth Century Meets at Y Tuesday

The Twentieth Century club gathers Tuesday afternoon at the Y W C A. Mrs R G MacDonald will relate the story The Miracle. Hostesses are Mesdames A R Nelson L H Martin and Frank Sisson. President Coolidges desk is plain mahogany by a large fireplace.

Twentieth Century Club R. G. MacDonald A. R. Nelson L. H. Martin Frank Sisson President Coolidge

Jer ome's Tremendous Purchase Sale Starts Tomorrow

An important advertisement announces a sale in La Crosse beginning at 9 o clock featuring ladies coats and dresses said to be the best bargains in town. The notice urges readers to attend and come prepared to purchase.

Jerome la Crosse

A Charming Effect In New Evening Gown Styles

Wide bands of gold and silver cloth trim evening gowns of velvet and chiffons in rainbow tints. Top coats of velveteen and chiff on velvet or heavy satin are decidedly new and smart this season.

Local Girl Scouts Observe Founder’s Day in Riverside Park

Girl Scouts of La Crosse planted a tree in Riverside park on Founder's Day October 1 to honor Miss Juliette Low founder of Girl Scouts. About 123000 scouts nationwide joined in similar ceremonies. The program included hymns, songs, a poem, and a dedication by Scout Lieutenant Bertha Shuman followed by an informal reception at the First Congregational church.

Girl Scouts of la Crosse Riverside Park Juliette Low Girl Scouts United States Ethel Lewis Helen Warninger Mary Reed Bertha C. Shuman Troup Committee First Congregational Church

Babies Born at Local Hospitals and Notable Inventions

At St. Ann's hospital on October 31 a seven pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Teonard Burns of 403 West Avenue South. Also on October 31 twin boys weighing five and a half and six and a half pounds were born to Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Mauer of Cashton Wisconsin. A son weighing seven and three fourths pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gage of 318 South Fourth Street on November 1 at St. Ann's. At Grandview hospital on October 29 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Anderson of 615 Main Street, and on October 31 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Burr of La Crosse Route 2. In England a musician has invented a portable piano three feet long when folded.

St. Ann's Hospital Teonard Burns West Avenue Nicholas Mauer Cashton Wis St. Ann’s Hospital Fred Gage South Fourth Street Grandview Hospital Olaf Anderson Main Street J. Burr la Crosse Route 2

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J. F. Doherty C. W. League Hoeschler Conkey Hoeschler’s Adventures OF the Twins Olive Roberts Barton Paar Boy Blue Fessler & Hellwig Young Lucille Klug Rudolph E. Kammel Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church Onalaska Normanna Anna Engans West Avenue South Morris Kramer Dakota Lilliam Hall American Falls Idaho Thomas Johnson and Harold and William Robert Johnson Tomah Herman Kramer Dakota, Minn Ben Kramer Marguerite Bucklin Dresbach George Nimmo Thomas D. Kramer Bb. K. Wistedt This City J. J. Kramer Lilah Jenks West la Crosse Kaffe Klatch Florence Hayek Ida May Howard Lillian Kobat Marguerite Mosses Marjorie Niebuhr Dorothy Schaefer Muriel Schneeberger Helen Weidner Frank Shelby North Ninth Street Mesdames Nellie Secor Gilbert Woodruff Ida Hazen George Ingh Ray Johnson Lawrence Benny Leonard Hauser Harry Smith Lyle Secord Howard Secor Deloris Johnson Burlington Harvey Cordell Channersburg James Henry Helen Dureskey G. Hagen E Street Vera Dugan Shirlie Hawkins Ethel Samuelson Elsie Pepp Olga Flatten Florence Woodward Florence Hagen Esther Grosskoph Olga Hagen Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association Apple Hallowe’en Jonathans John C. Barns Twentieth Century S. Day Honor Juliette Low Girl Scout Movement Nation England Linker Coffee Shop Consomme Royal Victor Fred Leibold Piano Co Main St
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