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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1950
Page
4
About 600 persons are expected at a food dealers banquet in a building styled like a fair with booths for packaged bottled and canned foods on display. The event features refreshments, out of town talent after the business session, and city and area guests welcomed by chairman Edward Quillan with help from local organizers.
Members elected to posts across several locations including Bangor Arthur Masewicz La Crescent Joseph Gund Rudolph Schnurrer George Hickey Earl Meyers John Simones Russell Sieger Robert Melde Lawrence Powers Frank Billock James Gund Paul Marcou and Daniel Urban.
A single operator uses a portable rail mounted device to glide along fence tops. It sprays paint efficiently and includes a novel capture system to recover excess paint and reduce waste.
A volunteer group from the Field Army American Cancer Society met at Mrs. George Kathan’s home to plan county unit reorganization. Madison education director Curt Reimann outlined education committees with La Crosse already active. Films shown included From One Cell To Save These Lives and Breast Self Examination.
Roger Kampschroer president of the Public Discussion society says Teachers College students gain self expression through membership. Benefits include improved oral expression and appreciation of formal speaking. plans feature a radio broadcast, orations, newscasts, debates, and civic panels in La Crosse. Walter Thoresen is adviser.
Grace Barrett Roberts now of Calgary and her brother J Raymond Barrett meet in La Crosse at the Barrett residence on Farwell Street after 45 years apart. They recall family roots in Onalaska, former Plank Road and Causeway landmarks, and discuss changes in the city and their family, including Harold Barrett who died in World War II.
Advertises Udga as an instant action digestive aid for pain after eating and heartburn. Claims soothing, fast relief and overwhelming trust with 242 million sold since 1928. Promises two dollar back if no relief within one hour.
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