Masons Name 2 Men To Governing Board
MILWAUKEE AP Two new active members were elected to the governing board of the Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Freemasonry for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. Franklin G. Hickley of Portland Maine and John A Floyd of Cincinnati Ohio were chosen. Floyd W McBurney of Madison Wisconsin and Wayne E Stichter of Toledo Ohio were named Scottish Rite deputy for Wisconsin and grand standard bearer respectively. Two hundred Masons were elected to receive the 33rd degree next year in Philadelphia. Wisconsin Masons set to receive the 33rd degree include Perry Risberg Ron Van der Linden Robert B Nienow John Gordon Thomson and D James Childs.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Council of Scottish Rite Freemasonry
Franklin G
Hickley
Portland
Maine
Atttorney
Mane’s
Scottish Rite Consistory
John A.floyd
Cincinnati
Ohio
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Supreme Council
Floyd W. McBurney
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Wayne E. Stichter
Toledo
Philadelphia
U.S
Walter Bruchhausen
Brooklyn
N.Y
John E. Hunt
Pitman
N.J
Zenon C.R. Hansen
Mack Trucks Inc
Allentown
Jackson E. Betts
Findlay
Frances G. Ensley
Columbus
Floyd Starr
Starr Commonwealth For Boys
Albion
Mich
Robert Sam Solinsky
Glen Ellyn
Ill
Tri State Deaths Reflect Regional Obituaries
Merrillan widow Lulu Amidon 94 died September 30 in a Neillsville nursing home. Services set for Saturday at Jensen Funeral Home Hixton with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Merrillan. Arthur Engebretson 70 of Taylor formerly of Taylor died September 29 in Los Angeles. Henry Erickson 83 of Viroqua died October 1. military rites by American Legion at Viroqua Cemetery. Burial at Oakwood, Pilgrim Lutheran, and Bethel Home memorials requested.
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Merrillan
Wis
Walter
Lulu) Amidon
Neillsville
Pine Valley
Amidon
Inez Patry
Jensen Funeral Home
Hixton
Calvin Carey
Oakwood Cemetery
Taylor
Arthur N. Engebretson
Los Angeles
Engebretson
Vosse Coulee
John Engebretson
Mabel Christianson
Blair
Ardell
Superior
Dorothy
Yvonne
Shirley
Nona
Vernal
Evelyn Hanson
Orin
Judy) Olson
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Church
Viroqua
Henry M. Erickson
Vernon County
Bethel
Sterling
Syver Erickson
Mabell Moore
Erickson
Christine Witcraft
Emma Furman
Chippewa Falls
Jacobson
Obituary for Orrie Smith at 2919 21st Place
Orrie C. Smith aged 73 died Thursday morning October 1 in a local hospital. He leaves his widow Ethel, son Philip of Holmen, brothers Leslie of Minot and Harvey of La Crosse, sister Amy Olson of Onalaska, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Nelson Funeral Home.
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Orange C
Orrie) Smith
21St Place
Ethel
Philip
Holmen
Leslie
Minot
N.D
Harvey
la Crosse
Amy Olson
Onalaska
Nelson Funeral Home
Workshop Attended By Wisconsin Nutrition Leaders
Mrs Hazel Hensel an assistant professor of nutrition from Viterbo College and Mrs Connie Willson an administrative dietitian at St Francis Hospital attended the Decisions for the 70s workshop in Madison Wisconsin sponsored by the Wisconsin State Medical Society The seminar covered medicine and nutrition the White House Conference on Nutrition being broadcast to Wisconsin and agriculture's role in reducing nutrition deficits.
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Hazel Hensel
Viterbo College
Connie Willson
St. Francis Hospital
Madison
Wisconsin State Medical Society
White House
Wisconsin
Agriculture
County Spending Rises 8.28 Percent in Wisconsin
Madison AP reports the Wisconsin Public Expenditure Survey shows county government spending up 8.28 percent last year to 36.6 million, a 43 million increase from the prior year. The 1968 total reached a record high, as the private nonprofit survey noted.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Pioneer Daze Camporee At Camp McCoy
Camp McCoy Wisconsin hosts a Boy Scout camporee titled Pioneer Daze with scouts from Winnebago and Decorah districts participating. Doug Hirdler leads the event with Virgil Akins coordinating Camp McCoy liaison. Support crews prepared the site, rope lashings featured, and services by Rev Bernard Kelly and a Sunday field Protestant service are planned.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Winnebago and
Decorah
Wisconsin
Pioneer Daze
Doug Hirdler
Winnebago
CWO
Virgil T. Akins
Sparta
Post Engineers
Bernard Kelly
Trane Announces Price Increases Across Air Systems
The Trane Co raises prices 3 to 4 percent on most air conditioning and refrigeration lines. Included are chillers coils air conditioners and large condensers used in medium to large office industrial and institutional buildings. Effective October 1 with 30 day quotation protection. Cost pressures cited rising labor and materials.
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Trane Co
Trane
Smut Report Divides Commission Members
A presidential commission urged repeal of U S adult obscenity laws drawing mixed reactions from Agnew and dissenters. Keating and Link charged the panel with pro pornography bias while Byrd and Griffin urged stronger penalties and tighter laws. A House bill to redefine obscenity tests was introduced.
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Washington
U.S
Denmark
Spiro T. Agnew
Commission On
Salt Lake City
Lyndon B. Johnson
Agnew
Otto N. Larsen
University of Washington
Marvin E. Wolfgang
University of Pennsylvania
Charles H. Keating Jr
Nixon
Pied Piper
United States
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
Dw.va
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Byrd
Senate
Griffin
GOP
Keating
Commission
William B. Lockhart
University of Minnesota School of Law
Morton A. Hill
New York City
Winfrey C. Link
Hermitage
Tenn
America
Hill
Link
House
Thaddeus J. Dulski
D-N.y
House Post Office Committee
Births in La Crosse Area This Week At St Francis And Lutheran Hospitals
Birth announcements from St Francis and Lutheran hospitals list numerous newborns and parents from La Crosse region. Notable entries include a September 28 son to Jerry Chigle and Barbara Jo Gossman of Whalan Minn and a September 30 daughter to William Bright of Charles St. La Crosse. Other entries name families and addresses across Galesville Onalaska Holmen La Crosse and nearby locales.
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St. Francis Hospital
Jerry Chigle
Whalan
Minn
Barbara Jo Gossman
Stanley Urbanek
Cliffside Drive
Elizabeth Landscaping Grossbach
Roger Valley
King St
Dorothy M. Wagner
Ronald L. Lun
S. 5Th Ave
M. Lee Ann Grant
Patrick Griffin
Galesville
Justine E. Hammond
Robert Delaney
Prospect St
Miriam Molzahn
William Spencer
N. 13Th St
Kathy M. Keller
Thor Skundberg
Onalaska
Constance A. Wilson
Jon Nelson
Holmen
Mona Hanson
Allan Peterson
Winona
Barbara Sprouch
Harold Welda
Wood St
Elaine J. Craig
William Bright
Charles St
Bonnie J. Osleson
David C. Truckenbrod
R. 1
la Crosse
Janet J. Kaiser
Appointment to prove will in Margaret Hussa estate
In Wisconsin La Crosse County probate court a petition seeks admission of the 1960 will of Margaret Hussa to probate and the grant of letters testamentary with hearings set for November 3 1970. Claims against the estate are due by December 28 1970 with examinations scheduled January 5 1971. The matter is before Judge Eugene A Toepel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaCrosse
County of la Crosse
State of
Wisconsin
Eugene A. Toepel
Jacoby on Bridge Hand with 2NT Opening
East West vulnerable. West starts with 1NT or Pass as North and South reach a sequence. The hand features a peculiar opening lead of Y at five. Oblique bidding suggests a strategic bridge discussion by Oswald and James Jacoby.
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N.T. Or
Stayman Rule With Weak Hand In Jacoby Modern Stayman contrasts
In Stayman variations a two club reply may promise eight points or a 13-card hand with a major suit in Jacoby Modern. North dislikes no trump while South would prefer two spades, and the article recounts a concrete hand where North responds two clubs and South wins by selective play, noting how a two diamond reply would alter bids and outcomes.
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North
South
West
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tenants accuse landlord in pesticide spray protest
Madison AP reports landlord William T. Bandy told police tenants stoned him as he fled a burning truck after his vehicle was set on fire near Mifflin and Bassett in a hippie neighborhood by the UW campus. No injuries or arrests were reported. Bandy had raised rents amid a recent tenant strike. some residents say fumigant was pumped into the buildings, hospitalizing one occupant.
Flag City U S A honors old glory in Renton yard
Byron D. Lenius, 28, turns his front yard into Flag City U S A displaying all 50 state flags and 27 U S flags. He plans a memorial building, with construction costs around 1500 dollars, inviting visitors to view the display and its message of patriotism.
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Renton
Wash
Byron D. Lenius
U.S.A
U.S
Lenius
Tennessee
New Mexico
Maine
Alabama
Massachusetts
Missouri
This Day In History October 2 Highlights Through Time
On October 2 historical milestones span 1941 Moscow drive by German forces in World War II to 1967 Thurgood Marshall becoming the first Black Supreme Court justice. Other notes mark Maj. John Andre’s hanging in 1780, Marshal Foch’s 1851 birth, Woodrow Wilson’s 1919 stroke, Patton’s 1945 removal, Tunisia and Morocco joining the Arab League in 1958, Eisenhower-Khrushchev talks in 1959, Sukarno’s 1965 broadcast, and other anniversaries.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Maj
John Andre
Ferdinand Foch
Tarbes
France
Woodrow Wilson
George S. Patton
U.S
Arab League
Tunisia
Morocco
U.S. Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Democratic candidate criticizes GOP Wisconsin legislature
Nelson Miller, Democratic contender for La Crosse County 1st Assembly District, argued the last session under Republican majorities in both houses and the executive position had a miserable record. He urged balance during a coffee hour hosted by campaign manager Kathryn Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Buzz) Miller
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Miller
Kathryn Swanson
Probate and Heirship in Farnam Estate Court Notice
In La Crosse Wisconsin a petition for probate of Robert A. Farnam died testate on December 7 1967 is heard October 27 1970 and December 29 1970. Letters Testamentary sought with Will annexed and heirship determined. Judge Eugene A. Toepel presides. Attorney R E Nietsch 310 Rivoli Building La Crosse Wisconsin. 12156. Also notice limits time for filing claims in the Smith estate Lake Shore Minnesota with claims due by December 14 1970 and heirship proofs due December 15 1970. Judge Toepel. Alan C. Cole attorney 401 Hoeschlier Building La Crosse Wisconsin 54601. 12027
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court
Martha B. Horn
City of
la Crosse
la Crosse County
County of la Crosse
Eugene A. Toepel
Hale
Skemp
Hanson, Schnurrer & Skemp
State Bank
Onalaska
H. G. Johnson
Robert A. Farnam
R. E. Nietsch
Rivoli Building
Raymond Co. Smith
Lake Shore
Cass County
Minnesota
Alan C. Cole
Hoeschlier
Gratitude for kindness after death of Marcel M Kanter
Mrs. Marcel Louise Konter and son Timothy express thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of husband and father Marcel M Kanter. Special mention to Rev Daniel J Vinge Father Peter Butz Dr N Shealy Dr John Weeth nurses aides orderlies on 3rd Floor South Lutheran Hospital pall bearers relatives neighbors and friends.
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Marcel M. Kanter
Daniel J. Vinge
Peter Butz
N. Shealy
John Weeth
Lutheran Hospital
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Maple Drive
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David M. Adickes
13Th Ave. S
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Fossum Funeral Homes
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Elaine Fossum
Bangor
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Cortland
Prairie Spy Shefelbine Orchards Co
M. Holmen
F. Lyle Harris
Route 2
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Jacoby
BY Oswald
James Jacoby
Stayman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Indonesia
Sukarno
Raps Gop
la Crosse Tribune Classified Department
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Louise) Konter
Timothy
Foods & Vegetables
J. von Moos
South Ridge Road
FLAIR
Juanita Burk
Jeannie Schams
Dakota
Cynthia Larson
Julie Raatz
Major Drug
Jackson
5Th Avenue
Corney
Tall Paul’s
Paul
Don Meyers
DIAL
United
12Th and
Green Bay
Ionalaskai
Mr. Miller
Sue Burnett
la Crosse Tribune
P.O
Chicago
Anne Cabot
P. O
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Texaco, Inc
Gambles Home Improvement CO
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