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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1950
Page
7
The Lutheran congregation plans to use the east building for nursery and kindergarten departments of Sunday schools with a nursery for infants. A church-supported infant care program will aid parents attending services, and members expect to pay off the property within a year. Future plans include a parish house connected to the church.
Multiple pairs across La Crosse Whitehall and surrounding areas are recorded for upcoming weddings and recent marriages. Names include Petrosik and Tunks, Kammek and Misna, Hanson and Tarras, Dunham and Dummer, Schmikkie and Henderson, Island and Holstad, Sendelbach and Puchalla, Ammann and Behnke, Pieterick and Kparta, Tessman and Sarney, Fritz and Gamerdinger, Steidl and Hemmersbach, Kamrath and Griffing.
The Home Owners union will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday evening October 17 in the traffic room on the first floor of City Hall. All members are urged to attend and property owners are welcome.
The Rev. Joseph F. Kundinger, Aquinas high school headmaster, will chair a committee on education for life adjustment at a three day conference sponsored by the Office of Education of the Federal Security Agency. Leading educators from across the nation attend in Chicago at the Sherman Hotel Til. The conference aims to promote life adjustment activities in education with cooperation from the National Catholic Welfare Conference and the Catholic University of America.
Oct 13 at 5 26 p m engines and truck to 227 North 24th street fire on second floor started by children slight damage listed to Tom McKenzie. Lionel Hanson pleaded innocent to attempted breaking and entering with preliminary hearing set for 2 p m Friday Oct 20 bond $1000. Kenneth Grosskopf pleaded guilty to unlicensed driver incident ordered to pay five dollars plus costs and lost driving privileges 30 days. Curtis Libke pleaded guilty to improper headlights and non registered vehicle with $1 costs each and 30 day license suspension. Ronald Erickson pleaded guilty to no driver's license and innocent to hit run with trial set for 2 p m Friday Oct.
Birth notices from Washington DC to Wisconsin and Illinois list numerous Oct dates with newborns to families including Dix Langer Rush Springer Olson Steinmetz Wildenradt Gerke Heilman Dutton Rueckheim Hurtz Brueggeman Trudeau Alexander Mehlum Lombard Lee Nordsletten and others. The final line notes the National Geographic Society and a reference to a Great Dane fancier in Bisemarch.
A La Crosse Community Chest appeal describes the 15 agency network aiding families with food fuel shelter and juvenile cases. In 1950 a single Red Feather agency made 483 family visits and aided 447 children before funds run out. Contributions may be mailed to the Chest office at 313 Linker Building through next week.
Philippine government troops killed three Hukbalahap fighters in a surprise attack near Clarkfield, a U S air base, on Saturday as security forces press operations against the rebel group.
Representatives from churches of the La Crosse Presbytery and other groups will hear Senator Alexander Wiley speak on spiritual values and the international crisis at a Tuesday dinner meeting of the First Presbyterian Church Men’s Club. Wiley, a senator on the foreign affairs committee, will address as a Christian layman. toastmaster George MacLachlan will preside. special barbershop music is planned. dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the VFW post and auxiliary. Wiley, a Chippewa Falls resident, has served as governor and in various civic roles. About 60 attendees are expected.
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