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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
2
A crowded list outlines upcoming church activities across denominations. Activities include worship, speakers, youth and women groups, prayer meetings, Bible study, supper events, and Sunday school for various congregations such as Lutheran, Methodist, Adventist, and Evangelical.
The Faville chairman led a Wisconsin conference gathering with speakers including notable figures from New York and nearby states. Attendees and organizers listed members, with names such as Roy Thea and Pearl Gayne noted among the speakers and attendees.
An ailing but talented baritone, Charles Granville, resigns as second tenor with the Boston Lyric Opera Company and travels to New York for daily lessons. After months of study and early career challenges, critics praise his vocal tone and diction, placing him among America's top baritones as he prepares for a major stage return.
A compact bulletin lists congregations in the area with service times and topics. Baptist, Congregational, Universalist, Spiritualist, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Reformed churches announce morning and evening worship, Sunday School sessions, youth meetings, choir rehearsals, and revival prayers. Notable items include Baptist evening sermon on "Gospel of Fellowship" and universal rally Sunday programs.
Examination for barbers will be held at 22 South Third Street La Crosse on Thursday Cytober 7O. Journeymen needing license renewal must pass an exam. apprentices may be restricted if not tested with sufficient excuse. Barbers are invited to visit the shop. applicants must be 12 years old or older and each must cut a man’s hair.
Residents note no charge for street cleaning work and ask questions about sanitation effort. Local officials respond on funding and service scope while outlining ongoing maintenance and future projects.
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