Woman charged with selling beer to minor in Caledonia
Louise Enos of Idle Hour 213 Pearl St admitted selling two six packs of beer to a 17-year-old boy at 10 30 p m Sunday in Caledonia Minn Police said the teen carried the beer to a car owned by 18 year old David Severson The youth may face delinquency charges and the welfare department will take custody The other youths in the car were released and referred to state authorities for curfew violations Severson faces possible delinquency charges Police planned to try Enos in Police Court Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
Minn
Louise Enos
Idle Hour
Pearl St
David Severson
Houston
Severson
Welfare Department
Minnesota
Enos
Second Lecture On Mentally Retarded Set
The second of a lecture series on the mentally retarded will be held at 8 p m Monday by Dr Albert Fisher of the Child Guidance Clinic at the Vocational School. Co sponsors say room is still available and attendees may ask questions during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fisher
Child Guidance Clinic
la Crosse Assn
Fisher
Refuse Collection Begins in Annexed Areas
The Board of Public Works announces weekly garbage and rubbish collection for newly annexed areas south of the Catholic Cemetery and north of Ward avenue between Losey boulevard and the Burlington right of way starting Oct. 15. Residents must use metal containers of 10 to 25 gallons with tight covers placed on the boulevard or in the alley. For more information call 4-4882 or 2-3123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Catholic Cemetery
Ward Avenue
Losey Boulevard
Burlington
Russians Avid Readers Impress La Crosse Pastor
Rev. Melvin Lynn Frank of First Congregational Church spoke on a Russia study trip by 19 Americans. He noted Russians’ love of books, cited Moscow’s size and university, housing and consumer goods issues, and visits to Gregorsk and Peterhof. The talk covered public health, women doctors, and a 750-acre expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Lynn Frank
First Congregational Church
Europe
Russia
Frank
Soviet Union
Jonas Salk
Moscow
University of Moscow
Museum of the History of Religion
Leningrad
Germany
America
Gregorsk
Peterhof
Finland
Norway
Classified Ads Promotion In Local Market
Local ad service invites buyers and sellers to use classified ads. Call 2-8040 for quick responses and rapid listings of items for sale.
Alderman Storck Urges City Planning and Rule Change
Alderman Curtis J. Storck urged the La Crosse council judiciary and administration committee to create a full time city planning department and hire a city planner. He proposed two monthly council meetings, revised rules, and a streamlined process with written opinions and numbered referrals to cut debate and save time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Curtis J. Storck
14Th Ward
Storck
Sheldon Nerby
la Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce
City Plan Commission
Wisconsin
Judiciary and Administration Committee
Common Council
Pedestrian Struck by Car Injures Aged Man on 6th Street
A 72 year old city resident, Fred Jenkins of 1109 S 3rd St, was hit at 2 15 p m while crossing 6th street 125 feet south of Main. He received a left arm injury and planned to seek medical care. The car was driven by Grace Zoeller 36 of 930 Adams St and Jenkins entered the street from between parked cars into the vehicle’s right rear door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Street
Main Street
Fred Jenkins
S. 3Rd St
Jenkins
Grace Zoellner
Adams St
Shrine Circus Presents Clyde Bros. at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium
The Shrine Club of La Crosse announces a two day Clyde Bros. Circus engagement at Mary E. Sawyer Auditorium with shows at 2 15 and 8 15 p m Saturday and 2 15 and 6 15 p m Sunday. The program features lions elephants ponies horses camels zebras and big top acts including the Great Wallendas and the Zoppas troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bros
Mary E. Sawyer
Shrine Club of
la Crosse
Clyde Bros. Circus
Capt
David Hoover
Dubsky
Great Wallendas
Zoppas
Antoni
Toni
Inga Smaha
Equestriennes
Lucey to Speak at La Crosse Dem Meeting
Wisconsin Democratic State Chairman Patrick Lucey will speak at a 7:30 p.m. meeting of the La Crosse County Democratic Party at the party headquarters on 3rd street across from the Courthouse. The address is part of Lucey’s local tour supporting Democratic candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Patrick Lucey
la Crosse County
Democratic Party
3Rd Street
Lucey
Local Residents Form Steinle Committee in Wisconsin
Eleven residents from La Crosse County form a Steinle for U.S. Senator committee to back Republican candidate Steinle in his bid to unseat Democratic Senator Proxmire. Co chairs are Hubert J. Schleiter and Mrs Ben C Sias. Members include Frank M. Kaufmann Oscar E. Johnson and others across Onalaska Bangor West Salem and West Salem. The group files as a local campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Steinle
Hubert J. Schleiter
17Th St
Ben C. Sias
Onalaska
Frank M. Kaufmann
Oak St
Oscar E. Johnson
S. 22Nd St
John Bosshard
Bangor
Harold Drecktrah
S. Leonard St
West Salem
William M. Gerrard
N. 23Rd St
C. D. Griswold
Donald J. Lyden
Market St
Allan E. Schilling
Hackberry Lane
Henry J. Schubert
Vine St
Wisconsin
Su- Steinle
William Proxmire
Church To Act On New Constitution At Regional Meet
Our Savior's Lutheran Church at 6th and Division Sts will host the third quarterly regional meeting for 1958 at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Fireside Room. Officers urge all members to attend as a new constitution will be presented for discussion and approval. Committee: Gerhard Munson chair Zenno Gorder Joel Stokke Omer Bagley Stanley Peterson the Rev George Ulvilden and the Rev Walter Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Division Sts
Gerhard Munson
Zenno Gorder
Joel Stokke
Omer Bagley
Stanley Peterson
George Ulvilden
Walter Larson
Woman Bitten by Dog on West Avenue in City
Louise Regelin reports a dog bite to police at 4 45 p m Sunday at West Avenue and Cass Street. The leash and dog belong to Rose Stankey of 2003 S 13th Street. The bite was not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Regelin
Cameron Ave
West Avenue
Cass Street
Rose Stankey
S. 13Th St
Aldermen Begin Budget Deliberations for 1959
The Common Council Finance and Purchase Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Monday for the first session to review the tentative municipal budget for 1959. All aldermen will join as a Finance and Purchase Committee of the whole to study budgets for grounds and buildings, current expense, bond redemption and interest, firemen's pension fund, street lighting, compensation and income. Meetings run 7 to 11 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers and are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Red Cross Blood Program Figures for West-Central Wisconsin
The latest Hemo-Globe report cover January through August 1958 showing seven Badger Region chapters meeting or near quotas. Tomah and Juneau Counties exceed 100 percent. other chapters range from 93 to 99 percent with deficits listed. Blood use statistics for June August are detailed by hospital and clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
American National Red Cross
Hemo-Globe
Badger
Madison
Red Cross
Cass St
Tomah
Juneau County
West-Central
Crawford County
Jackson County
Juneau
la Crosse
Sparta
Vernon County
Krohn Clinic
Black River Falls
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hillsboro
Trash can cover theft alarm prompts alley rubbish scatter
Mrs. George Waldorf reports children are stealing trash can covers and dumping rubbish across the alley near 1306 George Street. Police were notified Sunday about the ongoing nuisance and property damage in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waldorf
George St
Logan High School Students Demonstrate Business Skills
At the PTA meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Logan High School students from the business education program showcase typing shorthand stenography and related skills under directions of L. Oelke and Miss Helen Gilson. Participants include Molstad Cur rie Wartinbee Knutson Tostrud Pierce Beagles Hastings Phillips Dobbs Hansen Wendlandt Berger Eilen Grupp Jenks Campbell. Arthur Bronson reports on new equipment. senior choir performs under Loyd Mieden. officers include Fred Kraft president and Mrs. Earl Jensen first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan High School
PTA
L. Oelke
Mary Molstad
Karen Currie
Ann Wartinbee
Tom Knutson
David Tostrud
Faye Severson
Verdelle Radde
Mary Pierce
Patricia Beagles
Cindy Hastings
Lois Phillips
Marilyn Dobbs
Linda Hansen
Ruth Wendlandt
Rosemary Berger
Barbara Eilen
Diana Grupp
Barbara Jenks
Margaret Campbell
Helen Gilson
Arthur Bronson
Loyd Mieden
Fred Kraft
Earl Jensen
Max Lietzow
Prober around Avon Street home reported by resident
Mrs. Selma Maier of 1118 Avon Street reported to police Saturday that a prowler has been seen around her house during nighttime hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Maier
Avon St
Modernized Silverware Shapes Parade in Design Update
The article describes a cultural shift to streamlined silverware with slimmer profiles and utilitarian features. Shorter knife blades and fork tines accompany straighter handles and more oval bowls, reflecting a modern aesthetic.
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Boy Scouts of Blessed Sacrament Church
John Brey
John Padesky
Edward Welham
Mike Welham
Stephen Nekola
David Donndelinger
Michael Bates
John Haugen
James Holley
John Durkee
Michael Poehling
Michael Fox
Michael McNamara
Louis Ballin
Bernard Mansheim
David Maker
Tim Maker
Tony Skemp
Tribune
Sweet Shop
Caledonia St
Lunt Sterling
Jewelry Store
Main ST
Main ST. Cleaners
Plan Commission
Finance and Purchase
Richard G. Stephenson
Air Force
Hawaii
Unifax
Shrine Circus
Mr. Sensation
Senor Maguii
Jack Harrison
Congress of Mirthmakers
Prairie du Chien General Hospital
Prairie du Chien Memorial
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tomah Memorial Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Vernon Memorial Hospital
Viroqua
E.R. Miller
North Park Street
Richland Center
Midway
C. A. Garfield
East Franklin St. Sparta
J. R. Stahl
St. la Crosse
J. J. Murphy
Hed A. MecVoduss Insurance
Stanley McDonald Agency, Inc
1St National Bank
Hoeschlers
By E. R
Mellvaine
Crescent Jewelers
Main St. la Crosse, Wis
Tri-State
the Asia
Smith-Corona
Surra Ace Soda
I” & Cowe
Tri-State Office Supply CO
Lacrosse, Wis
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